The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, &mut Emma.
:real disfavour with which the Boesiface
at,.1.. in the Conshherioned has been received in
Fran., bnnp forward M. Grandguillot, who
the opportunity a good one to attempt to
taw read (or independence. You are constantly
.11114, he tell. his advenaries, that the publics are
wrog in attaching no much importance to the
~.ttitshowirl, because it hoe been frequently die-
t At the same time you make the Moon-
u.tetit charge that it has no opinions of its own,
ny' only what is set down for it.
rh, answer to this imprudent argument, which
t.• French papers cannot very conveniently give,
"ply this, that the Coiestittelionsel is an in-
.:rat...et to say what is set down for it, but
i/Lick• the hull condition of being repudiated all
t: whenever expedient. The Opinion
3,treesie insanuatce thus much in the following
pAragnpb :
Graadguillot is snow to think biased, ins say way
. eiralaised by the articles used Dowifacii. IL Dimi-
ties i. es mach &Love M. Graagaillot ea the heavers are
the earth. We know the history of the articles
wool ilonifeee. We WWII. tell all about thew because
dot would sot be discreet ; but IL Boodles in very Arms
oil dues out want A. tlnuidgoilk4's support.
The meaning of this is that M. Bouiface's
.reticle was furnished to the Constinstiousisci by M.
fhouvearl as a sop to diplomacy, and to give some
little support to the answers be had been obliged
to dive to many perplexing questions.

It reported that the Coedit Mobilier Society
•t to build on the Boulevard des Capucines
,rand hotel, ou a male of such magnificence
,• t.. rival the famous Hotel du Louvre.

AMERICA.

(sr xa. axtrra's arias.)

LIVERPOOL, Eurriar.
The Royal Mail steam-ship Europa, Captain
Leitch, which left Boston on the 3rd and Halifax
the sth nlet., arrived in the Mersey at 10 o'clock
to-night, after a detention of some hours at the bar.
rile. bruise 1:03 passengers and 100,000 dollars in
spetlie. _

The Eurvpa called at QUOSIbeiOI/11 yesterday
(Saturday) crtaing to land mails mid despatches,
awl a ahurt summary of sews was telegraphed from
thence.

The steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool on the
Itith ult., had immix( Cape Raoe on the 3Uth nit.
At Washingtou the Provident was daily engaged
her several hour* at the Department of State upon
hie forthcoming message. Official advices have '
Leen received by the American government from
Mr. Ward, the minister to China. Strong efforts
were being made, but to the latest dates without
...caws, to settle the iliMeulties between the
Chinese government and the French and English.
It bail beau asserted on high authority that
the two latter governments were willing and
anxious for an adjustment, and were ready to
receive any oonimuuication from the auntie
authorities touching that subject ; but that, owing
to tax internal dimensions of that government, it
wit. considered extremely doubtful whether any-
thing could be dime. In the meantime active pre-
panitious were going on, and they were putting
themselves in the best passible attitude for
(admix. Mr. Ward some months ago asked for
have &berme for six months. The government
Wormed I that his request would be complied
with as soon v. the aspect of affairs in that country
would warrant his absence ; but for the present
they thought he had better remain.
The revolutionary events in Italy had excited
much interest in official quarters. Notwithstanding
that the goverumeut of Naples, to which Minister
Chandler num accredited, had ceased to exist, he will
rausaiu in that ..mitry to attend to American lute-
rests, and Minister Daniel will continue in the
di:charge of ht, emu duties in Sardinia. The
of enlarging this missies to one of a
brit clam, a* authorised by congress, was to be
left fur the comieleratiun of the next administra-
tion.

The conference, or private meeting, sa reported
114 law Gorman newspapers, was not, se aaserted,
au obedience to instructions (ruin the whniniatra-
lion at Waalungtou, and certainly the statement
in the same tvliklellloll that they were to determine
tb•• policy to be adopted by the United States in
th present politicAl position of Europe, is ►like
without foundation.

The statenieuts which had lately appeared with
reference to G.swral Ha: iey's course at Si. Juan
were premature. Nothing had been nor would be
determines' by the administration in regard to this
matter fur ...1111.1 Uwe. There appeared to have
been a wisouderstandiug between Generals Scott
and Harney susceptible of explanation. The matter
spool.l be satisfactorily arranged in doe mason.
Ili. Royal lli‘hiseiri the Prince of Wales arrived
at l'itt,horg on Cie Ist Oct., &46 in the cooing.
He was wet at Alliance by a committee. At the
del et At Pittsburg the prime was received by
M.iyor Willie', who deliverid an address of
seliewe. The prince and suite then entered
th. tr tau-rise. amidst the cheers of the nu-
hien. multitude who thronged the street. The
Do.ineme Gray.* acted as a guard of honour. After
I,irt.ditug of supper the prints and suite retirtd to
rid They will remain at Pittsburg until 1 p.m.
on the 2nd. At Washington the prism was to
arrive tin the about 4 o'c.luck, in a special train,
nab would be wet at the depot by the President's
nephew. In the evening there was to be a repast
suitable to the occasion at the White House, and
a 1.., on the day following.
iin Friday, the nth, the prince was to dine
eith Lord Lyon., MA an invitation would be ex-
t, ;eh.' to the diplinuatic corps to dine with him
I. tore his departure.

)11 )111421A L !NTELLIOKNCE.
Advice' have Lams received from New Oriams to the
31rati septeasher. The steamship_ De &to had arrived
titcry with Masao, (Wee of the 27th Wet The sews ie
usiniporteat. Miser was dull at 81 male. The week's
eti.uts limed up 17,50 U boles.

K, OCT . 2, Ermtuto.
Th.. cotton Mirka wasE W
quiteYOß steady, while ths WOO
het abed, 2,0 w bales chaste uPeo hi"' 144 e•
r • 1..;,c. for makihni uplands. Flour opened heavy, sod
:v. per tarn. lower. with pretty free miss. Aft. the re ,yet .4 the f0ra..40 were the market became firmer, amidst
dual her the oleeline was pretty much recovered. Wheat eras
Aral raster iu the foretalen, especially fur low grades, tomtit
t •• re. rol alter .1..• news, aud with active salssulosedefterty
at ilcViuus .illotatloo4. Calf was tanner and 11•1011 fair.
n, da.l dual rained era sold at bite.to and nil rotted yell Ja 7.1 c. to7sc. Pork was lam, the amount
•4 •tovk brim: Ir.. thou was cavorted ; lase of new Meal
',late at 19 4.45. Ate. to ln dotes roc. and new prime
or I 406. 50... to 14 Join 75c. Sugars were steady
•l'lr sales of lobo hlrle. Tte stock embraced rityill
Sib 1.. against 55,:tAd at the Mine period last year.
ri. for Me mouths of the preseut year, or
fm • Jae I le IS %. 1, amounted to 1.1 per pmt. ahoy, that
.4 I tear. The armee monthly eomumption in (nth
he loon 25.77*.r tow against 21,244 too* per month
is Coffee was firm. Mkt hags Rio sold at
111,. to l 4 c. Freights to English ports were
rtrne r, .al anuseig the anspartenisots were shout 81.1,06..) ts.tsis wheat to Liverpool in ship's boo, at Is. Id., and
.1.0. a 44,11111) ditto ru hurl., at le. Old. At tho clove ship-
.••tor. dentaudral higher rates for wheat in lei&
11..•,r at alamt ja. till per luriel. AuLes :
• market a. Triet, with on.II of pot. et
, pearl. at J.K. lirvadsturt. Flour: the market
loury, snob at a decline of fully sc. per barrel.
.Ir.. the receipt of the news from Cape Rees
a • iiisrliet firmer, and cloud at about
.as 'imitation.. The Wes of the day were
lie. Mipti doe state. 5 dol. 15c. to 5 dol. 35c.
~1n state, from oil sad new wheat, 5 do/ Mk. to Idol.
aupertiare dem, :..fad. 15c. to 5 dol. 35c. Coffee To. or whet wan matel, hut firm, whiter/es were bmited,anil
•hot .1 • shout .sea lags tiro at 141 c. to 144 c., with a small
"-. awl some st. lambing., at per ten. l'otton sales
it Z. 4.0 to I bale., closing ou the basis of Wtc. to
I" Fr.:ights ware firmer with more &Mg for Liver-
-1•• For when, is ships, bags at 14d., in Milk at 121 d.
ils` TM. market was ate.oly with fair sake, at 71*.
,'• for aliiitinc lots. Vol asses were steady, with
.•I ,iles; 1 le, within Loit owststione.
.4. `t"re.—.jme .4 Turpentine, fair demand, sales