The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-14 00:00:00

The daily journals, without exception, express ap-
proval of tlio govoralsoat &shim to fawrar of a lota.
Earl Graavillo la at Madrid.
The Earl of Maluaesbory has returned to London
from Perk _ _

Lord Panunre is still suffering from his "old
essay," the gout.
It seem, from the Bristol Mercury, that the se-

coed failure er tlie

to atiaad at the see-

dams atEmeemiat at tho tits appolated by him, has oaca-

eased oeseklarshis

sad issmodauseh

The Athennwei, describing the new works at the
frost of the Cultos Club, remarks that the building will
shortly be cue of the meet beautiful in the Mall.
1 The subject d Mr. Millais* new picture far the
fortheomiag exhibition at the Royal Academy, is an iseident
founded on a frequently Neuritis episode in London life.
It has already been seised upon by t►e purelisem M the
"Order of Release-I[r. Arden, of Cavendish-Kw'.

Rumour prostisa s gaol Academy szbibitios this yeti..
The dravrieg by the Prisms Royal at the Pall
Mall Ezhibitioa, for which SU hays bus offend, loss

tlaidlyvalaod by Her Royal Memo Urn

guinea I

The Atheneum of this day snoods the sadden
death yesterday of Sir Seery de la Bolin. Thb (Whs.
raged sea of seines. was Direstsr of tis Geologioal
gamy, Mester of the Mama of Prissiest Geology,
Iliad Mobs of ths Goss:moat Mod of Wass.

TRANCE.
tats oeinalroonnas OF Tll DLILT "Iwo.)
Pala, FRIDAY BTINUIG.
I sea informed that, in misplianse with the special
request of the Emperor ui Austria, M. Drouyn de
Lhay. will remain at. Violins till the 18th, in order
*await the arrival of the promised new instructions
from Bt. Petersburg. Lord John Russell will also
postpone his departure to that day. In all probability
the last and dodgy' Vienna Oonfertwoo will be held
on the 17116

The folkswisi dispatch has jut arrived :
" Vizatim, FRIDAY. APRIL 13.—The dimension on
the Third Point will not ecustuenos till next week, by
whieh time the Rusin Plenipotentiaries will have
received their new instructions." .

General Mellinet, the officer second in command
of the Imperial Gaud, has left for the Beat to-day.
General Regnault de IR. Jean d'Anply, the com-
mander-in-chief of that force, will accompany the
Emperor to London.
I am told that Queen Victoria will not come to
Paris at the opening of the Exhibition, but that
she has promised to pay the Emperor a visit in
September.
With regard to the period at which the Exhibition
will open, many conflicting statements have been
made of late, it having been repeatedly asserted that
the Emperor was determined to inaugurate the
Palace of Industry at 12 o'clock precisely on the day
originally fixed (May 1), and, on the other hand,
the manifest impossibility of completing all the sup-
plementary buildings by that time, has countenanced
the rumours that a postponement would take place.
A report is current to-day by which these two stories
would be reconciled. It is said that the Emperor
will formally open the Exhibition on May 1, but that
it will be closed the next day, to re-open on May 21.
In connexion with this reported arrangement, it is
said that his Majesty will leave Paris for the Crimea
on May 10.
The Bourse was very heavy. A further fall of 1 per
cent. in Consols exercised an influence, notwithstand-
ing the explanation that the fall was to be attributed
to the forthcoming loan. The Rents fell 25c., closing
at 691 r. 350. Bank of France fell sfr., the monthly
returns, although showing no marked variation under
any head, proving that business is stagnant. Rail-
ways were calm. Lyons, Grand Central, and Orleans
were firm. Orleans rose 10fr. In other lines quota-
tions varied but little.
The appeal of Mdlle. Dondet against the judgment
of the Tribunal of Correctional Police, sentencing her
to two years' imprisonment for cruelty to Dr. Mars-
den's children, came on this morning before the Im-
perial Court. In all probability the case has been
adjourned to the 24th instant. M. Bailer will de-
fend the accused on this occasion, instead of her
former counsel, M. Nogent St. Laurens.