The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-20 00:00:00

AMERICA.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.
The Hamburg American steamship Ilturimonia
artircd et 11 p.m. yesterday.
Gold dosed es 1341, the highest quotation
during the day was 133, the loaned WI!.
Stirling exchange on London, 109}; 3-20 ttnited
States Bonds, 1852. 110; ditto, 1586, 107}; ditto.
IMO, 110; 10-40 Bonds, 10.5. Illinois, 142} ; Erie,
43. Cotten, middling upland, 211. Petrulouvi,
standard white, 301. Flour, extra Mate, 6 dole.
200. to O dole. 800. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 14e.

PIIILADELPHIA, Nov. 19, 5 r.x.

The Ohio Lunntie Aliylum at Cleveland w.i
Luznt ytetertlay. Biz patienta were burnt to
eolith.

OUR PARIS LETTE3.

(nom ova oirx smauserosuicrr.)
PARW, TEUIRIDAY ETZTIS%.

The F.'guro stated yesterday that the prom :u-
-ticn Hof the GaNkis was withdrawn. The In4l-
- Bulge sap; the same thing. and at the
same time espnmos very positively the opinion
kih I eft red from the first that the semi-offieial
utradictions only confirm the substantial alca-
racy of tho (Midas' original st:►tement. That
je urnal says this evening it has as y,,t haul no con-
Erniation of the news that a none peupliii has
tern determined on. But it publishes the follow-
ing curious paragraph, which would seem to show
that it is out of favour at court :
We yublisb to-day our last latter from Compi,,mm. Ie
the present state of the public mind in Franco it &ma u
ICCUI to us docent to amuse our rcadors with amounts of
Cant

A whole column of the DEbuts is filled with
accounts of prosecutions instituted Igain•t tho
press in tLe provinces. In most instances the
Bandin subscription is the cause, but several paperi
are seized on other grounds.
It, is, I believe, already settled that If. Ganibetta,
the young advocate who so greatly distinguished
isheisaitt fm the itaudin case, will be brought for-
e aid as an opposition candidate for Paris, in the
district now misrepresented by M. Darimon.
The municipal council at Marseillei, following
the example set by the small town t•f Alois, has
resolved that in future the mayor's clerks when
they furnish electors with the certificates entitl.u,g
them to vote shall not at the same time inclose,
as the custom has been, a bulletin bearing the
nume of the government candidate. The mayor
(always a government nominee) tried hard to got
the motion thrown out on the ground that it
raised a political question beyond the jurisdiction
of the council. But being hard pressed by mem-
bers be was ultimately forced to admit that the
council bad a right to express an opinion as to
the work given to their own employes. The
example is now set of a most important reform
which will probably be adopted in all places, and
they are, unfortunately, but few, when► the
majority of the municipal councils are inde-
pendent. There cannot be the least doubt, as
was stated at Marseilles, that bumble electors
understand the bulletin mint by the mayor as an
order which they are bound to obey. That, in
fad, is precisely what the government of Deana-
bar, 1861, intended.

It is now finally decided that Rossini's funeral
service will take piece on Saturday, and in the
handsome new church of the nitrite, at the north
end of the Chaumee d'Antin. There have been
many difficulties and disputes in various quarters
up to the last moment, and the end of all will
probably be hurried arrangements, and a funeral
use splendid and orderly than the occasion de-
mands.

13erryer, feeling himself a little stronger yes-
terday afternoon, insisted with so much impor-
tunity upon boing removed to the Chateau
d'Angorville that his medical advisors withdrew
their opposition. He loft at half-past 4 in the
afternoon, end bore the journey (of three: hours)
tt lerably well, but is reported weaker to-day.