The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-04 00:00:00

THE WEST INDIAN AND MEXICAN MAILB.I

IMPORTANT ARRIVAL OF SPECIE.
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r, FRIDAY.

The Tye* has arrived, with the West ladle sad
hiezieea mils. She left St. Thames's as the 18th

Amongst ber Gorge la spode to the vales of
3,166,313 dollars, of which 60,000 dollars ars os so-
oount of Maxima dividsods. Thu Tyne has brought
the largest amount of spode ever known to have
been brought in one ship.

ni. yellow Wet was raging at Martiniquo, aad
the cholera at Porto Rioo.

The British Admiral was at Bermuda. H. 11. ship
Medea ease to St. Thomas for the Admiral's letters.
She had been detained at Antigua, by meeting there
the United States sloop Cyan% of 90 guns, which
refused to saints the British flag, alleging that an
American inkjet:4,a slave, had there been taken *gal
of an Americas vessel.

A lon drought was satielpated at Daman" sad,
was amain am& alarm.

When the reduction to a pew, footing of the third
and fourth Austrian army corps standing in Gallic*
Hangary, and Transylvania. wee announced. it was
stated is acme tosrten that the Austria. army of
osenpation in Malan-Wallachia was to be reinforced.
The Dresden ./eurnsl—a seal•e®eisl print—is now
Worland boat Vienna that this latter corps is aloe
to be Waned.

The Ewa of the ROMMOCG border battalioos of the
Beast. Mina. and Waradia have already left
Bohan* to rears to their boas.

BARON SEBBACRI MISSION.

The German 'VexVert Journal learns that Baron
SiebenWs wisdom to Bt. Petersburg is the remit den
arrangement between the courts d If Balch sod
liazooy. Aa evasive Russian reply to the offer of
pesos now made world. it is reworked. *sly lightly
tomb the Waders Powers. bat it would seriously
affect Austris, who is the prime mover in this inter.
viatica, and perhaps compel her to measures which
wesid iatroduco pest coldness into her mistletoe
with Re/Ms. *ItI. to Fewest this," says the /Voids,-
fori Journal. "that M. de limbeah has been mot to
St. Petersburg."

SWEDEN.

We leant from a good poem (says the Nuremberg
Correspondent) that, besides the treaty of Nev. 91,
there are it mimeos, 'pedal sonveetiona between
the Western Powers and Swedes. These acts wen
prepared daring the atay of General Canrobert at
Stockholm. They remain still to be ratified, and
will sot be published anion hostilities against Rossi*
ehonld conliane is the spies. These tionveatiosa
will pleas Swedes ia as entirely new attitude to
Reeds, and will have for their inset snob mare than
to seam& 6966 sod nations to the allied fiesta.

Ef/EPRESS FROM PARIS.
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PARIS. TIIIMIDAT EVIXINO.

According to the latest letters from the Crimes, it
is not probable that Marshal Pelimier will leave the
army to attend the council of war, which (although
there are no official grounds for the belief) it is taken
for granted will shortly be held in Paris. Apropos
of this council, it is to be observed that the statement
of the Journal de Constantinople, that the long-
vexed question of the unity of command has been
solved by an agresiseat that in the coming campaign
Marshal Pelissisr is to command both the French sad
English armies, end Admiral Lyons the French sad
English Bests, is in all probability premature, for it
Is unlikely that any such arrangement should have
been come to previous to the deliberations of the
Council of war. It may be that the Crimes will tot
be the principal theatre of war next spring.
At the Bourse money was very tight, and in Ai
oonres of the morning the Rents fell 30e. lower dial
yesterday,

In the afternoon there was a reoovery,
OW the last price (foe cash) was 631 r. 600., being a
do of 200. For account the last quotation was the
oasas as that of yesterday. Credit Mobilise ulti-
Mittely 611130 re., bat it had gone down to a much
pester extent at one moment. Some of the railways
improved a little at the close, but quotations were
generally lower. The tone of the Bourse was, how-
ever, coach better at the end than at the beginning.
A Constantino* soresepondenoe of Dec. 26, in the
Prism, mays a'

The Leatics brine letters from the franks of Persia.
The diaereses with* had broken eat between the Beglieh
represatative. Mr. Massy, sad the Pashto government.
is torsional. M. Bounds interposed offeetaelly. sad pat
an sad to the sails, by as arrangement haunting', it
is NU, kr both parties. We knew nothing of the origin
of the atottadontoodhig.

On New Year's-day a violent explosion of pa took
plans in the Place da Paola Royal. Some of the
mains near the principal entrance were twisted by
the imoonsidon. A as passing by had his Unseen
sifted. The saddest gave ties to a story that an in-
broil machine had been laid down in a glitter, with
the view of samesinating the Panora Jerome and
Napoleon Bonaparte on their return from the Tui-
leries.

Aooceding to the Dibals the following are the terms
of the new conflation between the State and the gee
compaaies of Paris :
Ths mamation is to be of fifty years' duration, daring
whieb period • rest of 200,000 fr. per annum will be paid to
the tows kr Ib. sabtemaents ground occupied by the pipes
et the enspeay. The skims of the lowa on the old cow-
psalm, and natested by Minn, are to be liquidated by a
sum of two malice francs. The company will possess a
awful met enesding fifty-fire million, sad after
a pried of Aston years will divide with the
lowa all profits that may exceed tea per esat.
ea that espitsi. The gas works now existing Is Paris ars
to be arsamorted beyond the walls; and the aew mastracr
does most be complated sad is working order by the let el
Jaaaary, 1800. After that averted, s in of tire matinee
per new will be paid by the sompany to the tows, man
indemnity foe the lees sustained by the mini as the articles
employed LA tie fermatioa of gas. The prise of gas for
private Individuals is dud at 30.. the metre, Wowed or
45. , which is the provost one. After the eapiration of fifty
years, the whsle of the property *I the oompeay will pus
into the heads of the Sewn of Paris, op terms to be and by
arbitration.

A portion of the forest of St. Germaine, to the ex-
tent of about twenty-lire acne, has just been cleared
near the Oarrefoar de la Petits Lode, in order to

form a place far cavalry manoeuvres. Tim two ca-
valry barracks bay* just been repaired and refitted
up in the most complete manner.