The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Muniteur of this morning contains a decree
appointing Vice-Admiral Romain Desfonses to the
rank of Admiral.

The Moniesur also contains the appointment of s
rice-admiral and six rear-admirals.

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

LONDONDERRY, Tuna.; JUT 10.

The Montreal Ocean steamer Bohemian, Captain
Grange, from Quebec, on the 30th ult., has arrived here.
She landed all the mails.
The steamers Europa and Kangaroo, both from Liver•
pool, had arrived out.
In the Senate, the Mexican treaty and the treaty with
Spain for the settlement of the claims of the two countries
ob Mexico had been rejected.
The steamer Northern Light had arrived from A spinal],
with 1,500,000 dollars in treasure.
Ungar room Mialco.—The English had blockaded the
port of San Bias, and had landed troops, who kept pea.
session of the mouth of the river. They evacuated the
town on the 25th. The cause of these proceedings was
believed to be the imprisonment of_the British consul on a
charge of smuggling.
CHICAGO, JUNE 27.

The boiler of the propeller Kenosha exploded yesterday
off Shebouan. Several persons were killed and wounded.
NEW YORK, JUNE V.

Exchange is quiet and unchanged. The money market is
steady. Stocks : New York roads are a shade weaker, but
Western are firmer. New York Central is quoted St
Erie, 181. Illinois unchanged. The cotton market is dull.
Salesreach 400 bales. Middling uplands is quoted 101 d., 10fd.
Flour is more inquired alter, and prices are firmer.
Wheat is in fair demand. Corn is heavy and drooping.
Sugar, coffee, and tallow is in fair request. The move-
ments of all other commodities are restricted. Freights
are active. Cotton to Liverpool, 5-32 d. to 3-16 d.
NEW ORLEANS, Jr:rre 27.

The cotton market is irregular. Bales to-day amount to
GOO bales. The Baltimore flour market is firm. Wheat is
steady.

MONTREAL, Jexe 30.

The weather is favourable for the growing crope. Flour
is firm but quiet, with moderate sales. Wheat is in good
requeet. Aches dull.
(LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO FATHER POLNT.)
NEW YORK, Jogg 30 (Emmen).

The steamer Adriatic, from Southampton, has arrived.
Stocks are lower. The cotton markets dull and quota-
tions are nominal. Breadstuff, are heavy and all qualities
have slightly declined. Provisions are Arm.
NEW ORLEANS, Joss 29.

The cotton market is dull. The mks of the week
amount to 3,000 bales. Receipts daring the same period,
1,200 bales.

LIVERPOOL, MOYDAY Motonxo.
The Royal Mall steamship Niagara, from Boston
ea the 27th June, and Halifax on the morning of the 29th,
arrived in the Mersey shortly before midnight (Sunday),
bringing 122 passengers, and 250,201 dole. in specie on
freight.
A summary from Queenstown of the Niagara's news has
already been published.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, Mosn.ty Evernia.

The great and only important news of the day
is that the Emperor has ordered Admiral Jebenno
to proceed to Syria with two first-class steamers de-
tached from Admiral Barbier de Tinan's fleet now
in the waters of Naples. The Pattie, whose article
of yesterday, recommending a French campaign in
the East, I noticed as highly significant, now re-
verts to the subject in a lyric tone. " France," it
exclaims, "will ever be the nation of the crusades.
We were certain that the imperial government
would never permit Oriental barbarism to
accomplish its work of destruction, and that
the Christians of Lebanon would not im-
plore our aid in vain." The two ships
referred to are the Donawerth, bearing Admiral Je-
henne'a flag, and the Eylau. They will co-operate
with four French corvettes and the frigate Zenobie,
which are already cruising off Beyrout.
The Praise, speaking of the above news in its
money article, affects to speak of it with all reserve,
and only on account of the great effect which it
had upon the Bourse, adding what is, I believe,
very true, that no news has been received from
Syria beyond what was given in all the newspapers
yesterday. Notwithstanding this reticence, I do
not think them can be any doubt about the truth
of the intelligence—the Pattie and Pays both give
it as positive.
At the opening of the Bourse no attention what-
ever was paid to the prophetic article in last
night's Pattie, and the Route opened with un-
usual animation at 69fr. 10c., being a rise of 10c.
When, however, it became known that the
French government had really made up its mind to
interfere in the East a species of panic set in, and
the Rente, after going down to 68fr. 650., being
Mic. lower than the highest point of the day,
closed at 68fr. 75c., and GBfr. 70c., with a fall of
20c. and 30c. Mobilier fell 6fr. 25e. The
Eastern Railway, the only line that improved,
rose lfr. 26c. ; Orleans fell sfr. ; Lyons, Mr. ; and
Eastern, Southern, and Western left off at Satur-
day's quotations.
I pointed out yesterday that the Meniteur, while
representing that Prince Napoleon's susceptibility
was wouuded by the way in which the Opinion
Nationale had called attention to his position in
the state so immediately after his father's death,
carefully abstained from thwarting the idea that it
was really intended to bring the prince forward.
It is rumoured to-day that he will shortly be made
minister of foreign affairs. Such an appointment
would not, I apprehend, be very favourably
received by diplomacy. It is notorious that the
prince has personally and actively contributed to
the composition of some of the worst of the recent
incendiary pamphlets, which even when the author-
ship was doubtful produced general alarm in

Europe. I defy the government press to deny this
fact, because I know it to be true.
the name of Garibaldi's representative, whore
reception at St. Cloud I mentioned yesterday, is
L Varenue, the author of a celebrated pamphlet ;
but it appears by a Turin telegram that a second
envoy, Prince San Cataldo, is on his way hither.