The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-15 00:00:00

LIST OF PASSENGERS.

(lif INICIAIDII AND ILITUIR SOLZORAPK.)
(ISOX 01,1 OWN COZZI/WOODSON.)

MAIMILLIIII, WIDNISDAY, 6 sm.

The French packet, with the Bombay and Man.
Mime mails, arrived here at four o'clock this after-
noon, and will leave at ten.

The following is a list of the passengers from
Bombay:

Mrs. Erskine and three children.
Mrs. Morgan and two children.
Mrs. lk VitrE and child.
Mrs. Warden and child.
Mrs. Wool/mate.
Mrs. Macgregor and three children.
Mrs. Francis Younghusband and font eq.
dna.
Mrs. Barnes.
Mrs. Brooks and two children.
Mrs. Carnegie and child.
Mrs. Graham.

Mrs. Stullaford and child (?).
The Misses Miller with the two children of
Captain Taylor Clarks.
Admiral Bir H. Leeks with hie lady and
Miss Lecke.

Lieutenant and Mr.. Batty. with two chil-
dren.
Mr. mad Mn. Morpratt with a child.
Captain Drat.
Dr. Fairblank.
Major Vincent.
Lieutenant Grant.
Mr. Pestonjee.
Mr. Hicks and child.
Mr. I). Campbell and three children.
Mr. Weston.
Mr. J. Doughty.
Mr. J. Cabbington (from Aden).
Mr. (Anat.
Mr. Cohen.
Mrs. Henderson and two children.
Miss Harrison.
Mrs. Morgan.
Captain Price.

In addition to which we have the names of Mr.
Nibet and Mr. Droughet, which are probably
incorrect.

A despatch from Marseilles, published by the
Morning Post, contains the following items :
“ Lord Canning had refused to comply with the
request of the people of Calcutta, that be would pro-
claim martial law.

" Lieut. Howard Campbell, 78th Highlanders, had
died at Cawnpore ; Lieut. Gowan, 18th Bengal NJ.,
who had been reported killed, wu still alive.

"The mutineers inside Delhi only numbered
17,000 men, of whom one-fourth were cavalry. In
the affair of the 25th, Lieut. °abaft died of his
wounds, and Lieut.Elkington and Dr. Ireland were

dangerously wounded. On the 30th of August,
before Delhi, some of the enemy's breastworks
were taken between the Bammy-house and the
town. All in the camp are elated at the prospect of
offensive operations.

" The Waters of the Ganges and the Amon* an
higher than ever. The excessive nine render the
march of the troops very difficult.
"The enemy was entrenched before Cawnpore, on
the banks of the river.

" Cawnpore and Lucknow were provisioned for a
nscath."

itztorrox.—Coernt Beenstreit the Premien Am-
bender, sad featly, Mir • May of severe' week, Is the
visiufty of tamp Tows, look their departure yesterday for
their tern lam BOMB deCetto, the Ber Areheeeedar,
who kw blew stay* with lie Wail) fogeral week@ la
lastent-hrisera Is shoat le take hie days Pwe kr kw&
Lord Macaulay hie left the Norfolk Hotel kw loadea—
Brisrktoe O•ortk.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, WIDEVIDAY EVENING.

The Bourse has to a great extent recovered from
the heavy fall of the last two days. The Rente rose
20c. for cash and 46e. for account, closing at
66fr. 90c. and 67fr. 15c. When the news of a sus-
tained rise in Consols was brought by the second
despatch from London, the market became very
firm. Mobilier rose 47fr. 60e. Railway shares
were in great demand. Orleans rose 27fr. 60o.;
Northern, ; Eastern, 15fr.; Lyon. and
Southern, 201 r. each; and Western, 10cr.

The steam aria* Averne left Toulon on Oct. 11,
for the months of the Danube, where it will be
stationed.

Baron Talleyrand, the French Commissioner in
the Principalities, embarked at Gliurgevo on Oct. 2,
with his family, on the first-class gunboat !deur.
tribe, to make a long excursion on the Danube. .

It wu Noticed some little time since that several
Italian refugees had been expelled from Piedmont.
I now learn from a good sour -e that the exact
number of expulsion, wes twenty-six, and that the
names of all these refugees are conts;ced in a memo-
randum furnished to Count Cayour by the Neapolitan
government, at whose request it was that they were
sent away. King Ferdinand is said to be quite de-
lighted at this proof of his influence over his consti-
tutional neighbou'.
The improbable news lately given with extraor-
dinary circumstantiality by the Trieste Gazette, that
Lord de Itedcliffe and the Anqtrian ambassador at
Constantinople had protested against the validity of
the last elections in the Principalities, is now stig-
matised u a pure invention, both by the Oat
Dosteelse Past and the Austrian Gazette.

There is no news from Spain. A Madrid despatch,
dated yesterday, 13th, at midnight, states that no-
thing had been decided with respect to the formation
of a new cabinet.

The Constitutionne/, in a leading article, reviewing
a recent work on transportation, by M. Barbaroex,
Councillor of State, advocates the conquest of Mada-
gascar by France for the purpose of establishing a
penal colony there. In combating as a vulgar error
the idea that Madagascar is unhealthy, the Con-
stitutionnel is betrayed into the following adm ;Won of
the extreme unhealthiness of Cayenne, that dreadful
charnel-house, to which so many French citizens
were sent without trial because they were suspected
of hostility to the coup d'elat of 1861:
_ _ .

Cayenne, every ate knows, mart be shantkaed. To the
natural =biathlons of the climate are now added amp-
dotal mar of mortality. The yellow fever, hitherto un-
known thus, his lately raged with unparalleled violence.
The frightful mortality may be judged of when it is men-
tioned that oat of fourteen Jesuits wbo went to that county
to afford the succouta of religion, eleven have psriahcd. It is
true that these men voluntarily exposed themselves to ell the
fatigues of priesthood; bat in spite of the meritorious 4113 rte
of the government, it has been evident that this {adamant
country is not calculated for penitentiary colonisation.
The Monitesor Viticole says :

New wines are very firm. In many places, wham, during
the first days of the vintage these was a fa, pious are now
rising. Thus in Rousillon, wine, which was lately sold at
Mr., le now fetching from 80fr. to &Ur. The declifte which
was announced in last year's wines, is naturally checked.
Bat this state of things is not definitive. No presto estimate
of the value of the wines of 11857 can be termed tits they are
drawn off when the first cold days set la.