The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-21 00:00:00

rENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1857.

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MALTA, 7* LT.

A despatch from Alexandria, dated the 16th bet.,
reports the arrival at Suez, on the 12th, of, the
Horns. Her dates are—Shanghai, 27th Sept.;
Hong Kong, 6th Oct. ; Singapore, 13th ; Penang,
13th; Gale, 23rd; Aden, 4th Nov.

CHINA.

No change in political affairs. Lord Elgin ar-
rived at Hong Kong in the Ava. There ia a de
crease of 2,000,000 lbs. in the total export et tau
from China.

Silk is lower; settlement small.
In opium there has been a great rise. Malwa has
reached 740 tat* mad Patna, 870.

EXCUANOES.—Hong Kong, Ss. ; Shanghat, 6s. 9d.
A typhoon took place on the let of October,
which proved very disastrous to the shipping at
Macao.

At Gallo the troop-ships Australian and United
Kingdom had arrived.
Missing mails ex Emen have not yet method
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The Indus has arrived with the heavy portion of
the India and China mails. Her dates are :
Alexandria, Nov. 7; Malta, Nov.ll ; and Gibraltar,
Nov. 16. She has brought home about 100 pas-
sengers. Amongst her cargo is specie to the value
of about 16,0001. sterling.
Lieutenant Johnson, of the Bengal Native In-
fantry, died on board from injuries received in a fall
down the lower saloon stairs.

Her Majesty's ship Tartarus wu at Alexandria;
the Royal Albert, Hibernia, Conqueror, Centurion,
Princess Royal, Vulture, Wanderer, Vigilant, Boxer,
and Harpy, were it Malta ; the Coquette was at
Candice, and the Curlew was at Gibraltar. A
Russian frigate and • brig of war were at Alex-
andria.

There are many fugitives from India on board
the Indus ; some who have lost their relatives, others
all their property.., One of the ladies on board
escaped from near C,awnpore.
Troops are departing up the country from Cal-
cutta at the rate of about 100 a day; but the diffi-
culty of getting provisions and means of transit
for the passage of the troops is enormous.
General Havelock is jammed in by Man Singh,
who turned traitor to the English.
Nana Sahib is said to be wounded near Luck now.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, FRIDAY Immo.

The following eemi.oEoial note in the Petrie may
be considered as eetablishing,sbeyood all doubt, that
the coming short session of the Corps Legislatif will
be tonal merely, and that the intention of taking
the opportunity to abolish the usury laws, if it were
ever entertained, has bent abandoned:
The Isgisletive eseeket which will astamerme ea Nov. Itt,
having no other ablest then the ranked's' of powers, will
not be opened by the Emperor. The deputies will meet
under the preeldescy of Coast de Moray, will form their
bureaus, and then proceed at once to scrutinies the elections.
It is probable that the Emperor will open the legislative
session In person on Jan. 16. &nerd journals summons
that a Mll for the modification of the um/ law of 1107 will
be submitted to the Legislative Body this yew. We believe
this to be a mistake. This important measure, which the
Council of State is now considering, will not be brought for-
ward tin War.

There has been a good deal of fluctuation at the
Rouse. The Reute opened well at 67fr. 100., and
that prior was kept up during great part of the
day, but war not ultimately suataMed. The last
quotation was 661 e. 960., being a fall of 10e. For
cash there was a fall of 25c., the last price being
66fr. 80c. Mobilise fell 6fr. 330. The railways
lost all that they gained yesterday. They left off,
without exception, lower. The long list of failures
from London was the most depressing event of the
day.

The Atoniteur announces that a recent resolution
of the Bank of France, which will afford a much
needed relief to the commercial inhabitants of the
suburbs of Paris, is to be brought into operation on
Dec. 1. Hitherto, the Bank, acting upon an old
rule, made when tho banlieue or suburb was much
leas important than it is now, refused to discount any
bill payable outside the walls of Paris. The conse-
quence was that the immense commercial population
residing in the circle between the walls and the for-
tifications were deprived of the benefits of bank ac-
commodation, and it is a positive fact that many
traders in these localities were put to the inconve-
nience of sending excellent bills for discount to the
branch banks at Orleans, Rosen, &c., on account of
the stringency of the rule. The distinction between
intramural and extramural Paris is now abolished
' by the Bank.
I hear from Aden that the sepoys sent to the gar-
rison there are suspected of attempting to stir up
the natives to rise against the English, and that it
has been found necessary to confine them to
barracks.

Private letters from Constantinople confirming the
fact stated by telegraph that great agitation prevails
in the Principalities, say that Reschid Pasha ham
sett no less than twelve battalions of Turkish
troops to Silistria.

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, Nov. 19.

The final result of the second elections is known
to-day. The Ministry adds 43 votes to its majority.
The opposition has only obtained 13.

A private letter from Delhi, dated Sept 27, says
—" For a description of the riches of Delhi my pea ta it-
adeqsate. Cashman shawl% inlaid with gold, bodies
assersd with gold hen skirts of drama, watches, bare of
geld, Woof salt and down, inch as no noblemen. house in
England could prodoce—vou would see Sikhs carrying out
of Delhi the het day ea if they were almost nothing. A
shawl which in England would fetch 1001. they weft idling
for four mole, aadyon may depend our feDowe were not
behind the. . . . It fa supposed the Attlee will go to
England with upwards of 1,0001. each, though General
Wilma Me issued an ardor that the prima shell be all put
togethar sad divided. Yost of our saga are worth upwards
100 rams."
Taa Porch BIIIISCRITTION TO TUE INDIA REMY
Faro.—We an authorised to announce that the Kett Roc,
Dr. Cd.. bee nosiwid 1,000 haws from his Ileiteess the
Page, red 000 friar the Csrdisal Prefect of Ptopagunda. to be
sppbed to the relief of the sulkers to India from the &pop
Aroma.