The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-30 00:00:00

OF NAPOLEON 111.

(71011 /111

)IDIIII 01 MD DAILY 311111.)
PARIS, BAToiDAT Evasmgo.

afternoon the Emperor, while taking an airing
in the Champs Elysees (on hccseback, as I am in-
formed), was shot at by an asssesin. Two shots
were deliberately fired, but his Majesty was not
ranched, and waved his hat to the people to show that
he WY Mfr. Have heard no farther particulere,
bet at this boor (half-past 7) everybody is talking of
the occurrence on the Boulevards.

PARIS, 89NDAT.

The amain had four pistols on him. After firing
two at the Emperor, he wu about to nee a third,
when a gendarme, a Corsican, named Alessandri,
struck him with a poniard and seised him. He wu
very well droned. Some say a man in a blues,
who was with him, was arrested. It is reported that
the man says he was rained by the siege of Rome.
All the papers published the followi g on Saturday
evening, furnished by the police, anallnothing else :
"At the moment of going to press, we receive
news of the cowardly attack committed at half-pest
flu to-day against the Emperor's person, while taking
his habitual promenade in the Champs Rlyeles.
"An Italian fired two pistol ahots at him, which
happily took no effect. The Emperor continued his
promenade, and went in the evening with the Em-
press to the Opera Comique, where thole Imperial
Majesties were received with the heartiest axle-
nations.'

Alseaandri, in plain clothes, was riding with M.
Hinvoy, Commissary of Polio', who habitually fol-
lows the Emperor in a brougham. He rushed oat of
the onside, poniard in hand, at the sound of the
drat pistol.

The following account of the event is given in
yesterday's Moniteur :

PARIS, SATURDAY.

" This day, about 6 o'cic:lr, the Emperor was riding
on horseback in the Champs Epees, accompanied
by Count Edouard Noy, one of his aides-doeamp,
and by Lieut.-Colonel Valabregue, the Eager Com-
mandant. When near the Chateau des Flours, a
well-dreeeed man approached within a few paces of
the Emperor, and fired a pistol at his Majesty. The
Emperor was not struck, and, after saluting the per-
sons who immediately surrounded him, continued at
a walk foe the purpose of rejoining the Empress, who
was taking a carriage drive in the Bois de Boulogne.
On their return their Majesties were greeted on all
sides with the warmest and most enthusiastic
sheering.

"Their Majesties on entering the Tuileries found
there—their Imperial Highness.. Prince Jerome Na-
poleon and Prince Napoleon, the other members of
their family, the ambassadors and foreign ministers,
the Emperot's ministers, the grand officers and the
slicers and the ladies of the houses of their Ma-
jostle', and a large number of other persons, informed
of this event, who had hastened to congratulate their
Majesties.

"The uremia was immediately arrested by the
persons who were near him, and was given up into
tie hands of justice.
"Let ae thank Providence for saving the life of
the Emperor." -

The Post hu the following in a second edition :
PARIS, MONDAY.
The Emperor has received the coogratalatMas of the
peat bodies of the State, the corps diplowagique, &o
Is his reply to the address of the Senate, he and them
verde :

There are lives which are bat the instruments of the
datums of Providence. So loog u I shall net have folly
aisomplisbad my minion, I ran no danger."
The Emperor has forbidden any official manifestations,

is the Moissror► or otherwise.
The sasamis, who is a Dative or Boom, S named Liverani.

THE CRIMEA.

News from Sebastopol, of the 24th, owning by way
of Vienna, states that the fire of the Allies continues,
bat with lees vivacity. With the exception of two
frigates, the guns of the fleets bays remained silent.
An explosion of • mine did great damage to the
Russians.

KONIGSBERG, Arm. 26.

An imperial ukase revives the state of war in the
governments of St. Petersburg, Conyland. Livonia.
sod Eathonia, which were rendered to civil rale when
the allied fleets withdrew from the Baltic in the
astumn of MC—Deily News.

PIEDMONT.
TUBING flaeroapay.

The Piedwastses Casette 'aye that the change of
ministry implies no change in the policy of the Sar-
dinian Government. General Marmara leaves for the
Best this evenisg.

TUIttN, Arzn 27.

The squaws Mahlon, Chula Albert, Charity,
aml Cleopatrahave sailed from Genoa with troops for
dm Bret.—D4l4 News.

SPAIN.

MADRID. Arm 27.

The Cedes have coseludsd the diesoesion of the
bill relative to the male of chants property. New sell
emesptable propolitiola fee a lam have bees made. A
bead el 14 .Carliate has made its appeatenee in the
province of Borgoe,—Deity News.

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DOVISR, SUNDAY NIGHT.

Lord and Lady John Russell have just arrived
from 04ais, in the Royal Mail steam packet
Empress. His lordship left by modal train for
ILondon at 10.42 gm.

DOVER, SUNDAY Airraarioox.
Lard Jobs Rowell arrived at Calais, from Vienna, this
diorama. The mail steam packet Empress wee waiting is
the roads.sad to mean hls lordship, but, is esesegassas of
the Many swell of the sae ao boat mold cross the bar. The
nese, *web" waited latil the tide permitted her to go
into ohs harbour, whoa she embarked his lordship and
mite, sad seamed him to Dover, when a special train was
aedered to imam him to London.