The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-27 00:00:00

IferffESS FROM PARIS.
(rim ORR OWN 00111111PONDMIT.)
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.
A report was sd to-day that the town of Kars
had beeq taksq b,' the Russians. Nothing °Mobil
has yet trauspised, and it is to be hoped that this news
is without any foundation. The last advice', however,
state that Kars had been again invested.
The Bank of France did not adopt yesterday any
new measure; it will await the arrival of the 31st
of October before forming any new resolution.

The question of transferring the Bourse to the
Palace of Industry is now under very serious
consideration. Such a change is unquestionably to
be deprecated, seeing that the present situation of
the Bourse is the centre of business, whilst the
Champs Blythe are removed from the oommercial
quarter by at least three quarters of an hour's walk.
Nevertheless such a project is under consideration,
and has been submitted to the administrative depart-
ment

of the city of Paris. It is also affirmed that, it
is contemplated to transform the actual Bourse into
a barrack, a transformation for which the present time

considered very favourable.
The opinion that Prince Getchakoff contemplates
either riskiug a decisive battle or evacuating the
43rimea is supported at Berlin by various letters,
from Bt. Petersburg, which the Journal de la Bourse
belong to emanate from a good source. The Res-
Ass General had, it is said, sought instructions hos
the Emperor ; but the Czar had postponed any densi-
ties' resolution until after the return of the two per.
sons deputed by him to go and ascertain the actual
state of things, and to report to him on the subject.
At Turin, the re-establishment of the health of the
Mug is complete. It is asserted that the journey of
Meje.ty to Paris end London will take place to-
wnie the 30. h of November. M. Massimo d'Assglto
will accompany him.
A sew accident has happened on the railway from
Lyons to the Mediterranean. The administration
his published the following note :
its 21th a goods train was ran into in the tunnel of
No Nettle by a paseengsr train. The pusengers did not
sustain any injury. Elmo sensate of the company were
*tamed, bat none of then received eetione wounds. The
traffic was suspended for a short period while the road was
being cleared."
The following telegraphic despatch arrived in
Paris to-day :

"VIENNA, Oct. 25.
"The amigo of Vienna announces the appoint-1
meat of M. Proke sch-Osten to the office of Internen-
sio at Constantinople, and that of Count de Rao hberg
to the post of President of the Germanio Diet, The
same journal contains a financial oommanication re-
lative to the Bank, in virtue of which the capital of
the mortgage department is raised to 36,000,000
florins in surer."

Yesterday evening the Brat representation of a new
opera, entitled " Lavandiires de Santarem' took
pleas at the Theatre Lyrique. This opera, the music
of which is by a Belgian, M. °evert, had immense
success. It is even said, that Meyerbeer and Verdi
have never excited orb much enthusiasm.

M. &don, who was condemned, for a press offence,
to one year's imprisonment and • fine of 3,000 fr.,
has arrived in BelgiuM. Our government knew
that he would eaospe—in fast, it allowed his escape
to take place, and was very will►ng not to be obliged
to put. him in prison. The Belgian government has.
authorised M. radon to reside at Brussels, but on the
condition that he shall not write in the Belgian
journals.