The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-04 00:00:00

TBX PARIS BOI7RBX

• PARIS, MOIDAT 110 P.N.
The Bonne has bean Gnu, and rather animated.
Santee closed at 70.50, or 200. higher than on
Saturday.

ROYAL MALL STNAMER TASMANIAN

ARORL

SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Emma.
The Royal Mail steamship Tasmanian, Captain
which riled this afternoon with mails and par
sews tar the Wad Indies, has lose ashore in Totted
Bay, jai inside the desdka The South Western Coat-
peny's Mesmer Courier, Captain Harvey, from Jersey, re-
ports bar* awed a krge steamer showing blue bghts
sad siendiag up made. Thil Courier Mopped her impala
sad dropped anchor. At 4.45 p.m. Captain Sawyer seat a
bast ne die Courier, whoa Captain Harvey went on board
the Tasmanian, but found he could render so sesissanss.
he bad apparently sostainsd no damage. It is sup-
posed that the l'asmaaien must have gone Maids
d the Wardea ledge buoy, and the weather
. being very thick, went ashore. She was lying in three
fathoms' depth of water, but draws, however, nearly four
fathoms. The chief officer of the Tasmanian came up in the
Courier for aesistanos, and Captain Vincent, with steam
Imp sad a great number of Rasa and appliances, bag pro.
(waded this weds( to Nader maktance. It is hoped she
will come off with flood tide. It k not know' whether the
pilot had left her when the oxidant occurred.

SOUTIWEPON, TWINDAT, 10.45 a..u.
The Tumaniaa appean to hare suffered no damage
beyond the fouling of her weir, which it hi expected will
ba almond so ss to admit of the Teasel resuming her roma
in a few bourn.

* 8R Poterbarg letter of the 19th ult. says
hie r

"An untoward-event-had arteilY 0.091110 POliga **OW
here during the last few days. At t subellxmelassmi
enealgished in the Palace of Pali 14 agates have u 1
balms the prolate= and the pill The latter have
apealy resided the director, and Dee legadred and fifty, moil
of whom bold Trunk u officers, hare *pod. A collective
act of this kind is a fact Inboard of is the military sand,
m Rum., and is °handmaid pregnant with danger, as It
groves that the young zoos think much more of their rights
than tesasly end age aolino.l to resist what they think
origisary proesedinp."

; *-4FRANCE.
• -4-
r, •ienll.lB, Mown
Emistoor and %ifs verbs invited to Coin-
j?iegete hunted U illeygreat park on Wednesday.

itp;kkfast was served in a pavilion which has just
been constructed at the Grille des Bean-Montes.
On Thursday his Majesty went to inspect the works
which are being executed by his orders at Pierre-
fonds, and on his return visited the charitable es-
tablishments at Compihgne, and everywhere left
proofs of his munificence. In the afternoon there
was a stag hunt in the forest, but the Emperor was
not present. On Friday his Majesty went shooting
in the preserves, and in the evening returned to
Paris, as stated.
His Majesty, on Saturday evening, honoured the
theatre of the Palais-Royal with his presence, to
witness the Pouf de NicJiatte and &mica d'Horaee.
IHis Majesty appeared to enjoy the performance.

The Touionnisis of the let says :—"The iron-
cased frigate La Gloire, which has been out with
the Algesiras to try her speed against that vessel,
returned to our roadstead yesterday. During all
the trials with two, four, six, and eight boilers, the
Gloire had much the advantage of the Algdairas,
which is, however, one of our fastest vessels. It
was also ascertained that the frigate possesses the
necessary qualities for facing all weathers at sea."
" For several evenings past," says the Sick,
' " there have been observed at different theatres a
number of persons eminent in the scientific world,
among whom are M. Dumas, M. Palouse, General
Morin, M. Chaix d'Xst-Ange, &c., who have met
in the lobbies and corridon, and appeared to be
discussing some matter in a low voice. These gen-
tlemen form the commission charged to examine
different plans for ventilating and warming build-
ings, which it is proposed to apply to the new
theatres uow being built, and even to the old ones
if possible, and necessarily they are obliged to
examine the localities at a time when the public
are assembled there."

THE

N AND RIVER PLATE
MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Die. 4.
The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tyne, Capt.
Jolliooe with the above mails has arrived. The
Tyne brings 107 pawners, including Captain
Abbott, Lieut. Gillson 9 officers, and 50 men of
her Majesty's late stessit troop ship Perseverance.
Her specie amounts to 3,8411. 61. Bd. She also
brings the following cargo :-2,660 bags of coffee
200 rolls of tobacco ; 18 bales of leaf tobacco ; 100
barrels of tapioca, and 133 packages of sundries.
The Tyne s dates are Buenos Ayres, Oct. 28,
Monte Video, 31st ; Rio de Janeiro, 8 ; Bahia,
12 ; Pernambuco, 15 ; and Lisbon, 30th. Nov. 17,
lat. 131 8., long. 32.11 W., passed an American
four-muted vessel stetiringB.W. 21st, Ist. 13.47
N., long. 26.28 W., passed English ship Alina,stesr-
ing B.W , and 26th, lat. 23.29 N., long. 20.0 W.
English ark showing 3rd D.P., No. 3709. The
French mail steamer Navarre, from Bordeaux,
arrived at Pernambuoo on the 11th November.
Portuguese steamer Milford Haven sailed from
Pernambuco for Europe, Nov. 10.
The Royal Mail steamer Magdalena, with the
outward Bruilian mails of the 9th ult., arrived at
kit. Vincent Nov. 21, and sailed again the same
day.
At the River Plate were her Majesty's ships
B Oberon and Ardent ; at Rio,
Curacao. Her Majesty's
ship 'milieus waled from St. Vincent Nov. 22
for the coast of Africa. Her Majesty's ship Geyser
mailed from Lisbon on the 30th for England with
the remainder of the Few of the Psrseveranoe.

At Lisbon, the Royal Albert and the Channel
!squadron.
The National Convention of Buenos Ayres con-
cluded its labours in its peat session, adopting the
reforms in the constitution by acclamation, without
any discussion, immediately declaring itself dis-
solved. In consequence of this speedy determina-
tion the national constitution was solemnly sworn
throughout the province on the 21st October.
IBuenos Ayres is thus amalgamated with the con-
federate provinces, which, now united, form the
Argentine Republic.
uce tnansactions have been extremely limited,
Baleares not having yet commenced operations,
and a general impression prevailed that little of
importance will be done before January owing to
the hip rates demanded for cattle. Belted ox and
cow hides sold at 52 rls. New wool, prime lota,
prices rule from 96 to 110 dole.; freights have ad-
vanced considerably. Exchange passed for the
Tyne to the amount of 220,0001. at 66e. to 675.
per doubloon • ounces ranged from 332 to 336},
last price iu the Bohm, 335.

OOKILFJICIAL.
Beans.—zimar : No stook fa int hands ; 3 dole. tos
to 3.900 for superior descriptions ; brown sugars
stand 13d. per owt., free on board, exclusive of
freight. Cotton: Sake effected at 7.800 per arroba for
home consumption. Exporters still keep out of the
market, pricr being too high. Coffee : Stock °palliate of
800 bags only ; kohl= demand 5.300 to 5.400 per arroba ;
exporters have offered 5.150 and refused. Freights no
charters affected ; small verde are worth about 40e. per
ton for the Channel Exchange : Ned. to 27d. ; the bulk
of transactions at 2.41., 90 days.
Yxatrsrsoco.— &NW : Large quantities are ready in the
Interior. Prices are in an unsettled state, owing to the
small supplies. Channel brown are quoted 2.400 pit arroba.
It is the general opinion prices will be lower than Lot year.
Cotton : Crop reported to be larger than the prevkins one,
but plenten are holding back. Quotations are 17.800 to 8
per snots. Thy hides have been disposed of it
225 re. per lb. The only shipmente have boot 1,000
to Liverpool. Freights : Seger to Live 10r.
to 111 e. per ton ; cotton, jd. to 7.18 d. per lb.r
144000( have been negotiated during the month, at ratan
'=keen 913 d. to 28fd. per milrei, 90 days' eight, so-
tis payment. Dummunts : Bank rate 10 per omit
per annum for four months' bills, but higher rates have
been paid out of doors for longer periods.
Rio Di JAtteno. —Primo of coffee : Good firsts, 5.500
to 5.800. Tote/ shipments of coffee since last mad, 270,060
page. Total shipments of coffee to the Channel and North
of Europe. 58,700 begs Stook of coffee, 40,000 bags.
Freights to the Mauna, 40s. to 45e. Exchange on Log.
dos, 27d.