The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-22 00:00:00

SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

17th Foot—Lieutenant W. H. Parker.
65th Foot—Brigadier General C. Warren, C.D.
Unattached—Assistant QuarterageMr•General Hon. P.
B. Herbert, C.B.
Ist Feet—Lieutenant Hon. T. 0. W. Plunkett.
3rd Foot—Captain C. Hood, Captain P. J. Dauber,
Lieutenant J. A. Cog.
30th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel J. T. Mauleveret, C. 8.,
Brevet•Maior A. Campbell, Lieutenant A. J. Austin, Lieu-
tenant C. J. Boman'.
55th Foot—Captain W. S. Richard,.
95th Foot—Captain J. N. Sargent, Lieutenant C. F.
Parkinson.
filet Foot —Major R. PI att,Captain H.Rolands,Lien tenant
ft E. Maude, Lieutenant and A. jutant J. A. Hamilton.
62nd Foot.—Captain E. H. Hunter, Lieutenant W.
Doing.
7th Foot—Brevet-Major W. W. Turner
19th Foot—Brevethlajor R. Warden, Captain E. Chip-
pendall, Lieutenant E. W. It. Bayley.
, 23rd Foot—Lieutenant S. 0. Prevost, Lieutenant H. D.
'Radcliffe.
33rd Foot—Captain H. D Ellis, Lieutenant C. W.Willia,
Ensign and Adjutant G. Toseland.
77th Foot—Lieutenant 0 E Leggett.
90th Fudt—Captain J. A. Perrin, Lieutenant H. J. Hap
dork, Lieutenant W. J. Rost', Lieutenant N. Grahame.
97th Foot—Captain G. H. Woods, Lieutenant M. G. B.
Fits Gerald, Lieutenant C. H. Browne, Ensign J. B. 1).
Hill.
Zed Battalion Rifle Brigade—Major C. Woodford, Cap-
tain Haltom able B. R. Pillow, Lieutenant H. Eyre, Lieu-
tenant F. A. Lieutenant W. H. Eccles, Lieutenant
3. C. Moore, Lieutenant R. Borrough, Lieutenant F. C.
Playne.
3rd Foot—Brigadier General C. Van Straubencee.
88th Foot—Brigadier.General H. Shively, C.B.
SEVERELY CONTUSED.
77th Foot—Lieutenant C. B. Knowles, Lieutenant M. A.
Waters.

MISSING.
62nd Foot—Lieutenant H. A. Palmer.
90th Foot—Captain H. M. Vaughan.
97th Foet—Captain J. Hatton.

FATAL GUN ACClDENT.—Yesterday Mr. R. Shep-
herd, landlord of the Oaford Arras, Westminster-road,
while out shooting, with his brother and Mr. Creewlek, the
eo-leures of the Surrey Theatre, was so severely wounded
in the meek by the accidental ezplosioa of one of the gins,
that be died altooet immediately. The Barmy Theatre hu
been closed till Monday, in easeeqessos of this siehasholy

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, FIUDAT Evanixo.
For the last three days it has been mysteriously
whispered among newsmongers that one of the
Cent Gerdes had shot at the Emperor, but
the rumour (wholly unfounded, as I bad
better say at once) attracted no public attea.
tion till to-day. This morning, however, nothing
ales was talked of among the crowds that flock to
the doors of the Bourse previous to the openiog.
Many people affirmed positively that the Emperor
was wounded, and, so general was the imprtation that
there was some truth in the story, that a peak
prevailed at the opening of businese, the Rents
being quoted within the first few minutes at 65fr.
950., 45c. lower than the closing price of yesterday,
At a quarter to 2 o'clock, M. Hubant, the commissary
of the Bourse, girded with his official sash, went from
group to group in the interior of the Bourse and es.
eared the public that he was authorised to say that
there was not one word of truth in the report width
had been circulated. There bad been to a certain
extent a reaction before this declaration was made,
and it had but little effect upon quotations, theta
being other causes of depression. The council of the
Bank of France, which met yesterday, appose to
have resolved while maintaining (for the irresistible
reasons which I have already mentioned) its rate of
dieconnt at 4 per cent.; to charge 5 per cent. intend
for loans on deposits of shares, and to require a sup.
plementary guarantee to the extent of 10 per cent.
after two renewals of a loan upon any such security.
This measure led to the apprehension that a good
deal of stock would be thrown upon the market be-
fore the next settlement. The Credit Mobilier closed
with the serious fall of 100 fr., after having been Mfr.
still lower. It was positively stated that the Em.
peror had definitively refused to permit the esta-
blishment of the proposed branch of this company,at
Vienna. Railways all fell to-day; Northern, 20fr.,
and Orleans, 15fr.

This evening's Pram says it is confirmed that the
Russian army is retreating towards Perekop. I hole
not on what authority this statement is made. All
the published news is the other way, and the con&
nued silence of the Moniteur on the subject makes it
difficult to believe in the truth of the Vienna telegra.
phic despatch. Stress however is laid upon a state.
ment in the Gazette des Posies that Prints
Gortchalcoff, the Russian Ambassador at Vim%
is to be at Warsaw on the 18th to pay his res.
pects to the Czar and to confer with
de Nesselrode. It is inferred from this that the
announced journey to the Crimea is given up. T
Pattie professes to have received private intelligens
from St. Petersburg to the effect that the Emperoref
Russia's visit to the southern provinces of hie empire
will not extend beyond New Russia.
An Imperial decree opens to the Minister of the
Interior an extraordinary credit of 2,807,9511 r. from
the estimates of 1853, for the purpose of reimbursing
the treasury and the city of Lyons for the advances
made by them in 1848 for the national workihops.
Another decree opens to the Minister of Stete an e:•
traordinary credit of 110,000 fr. for the expenses of
the religions ceremony of the 13th inst. at Notre
Dame.

The Mondeur de r Armee announces the following
military changes:—General de Brigade Cuny has
been appointed to the command of the 2nd brigade
of the 2nd division of infantry of the let corps de
armae du Nord; General de Brigade Parise, 03111*
minding the artillery in the 16'h military division,
has been appointed assistant to General de Division
Larchey, military commander at Constantinople;
and General de Brigade Borel de Bretezil has been
appointed chief of the general staff of the let corps
d'artnee in the East.

This morning Prince Napoleon received at a pri•
Tate audience the Committee of the dinner to be given
to him by the exhibitors at the Universal Exhibition.
Mr. Crampton (England), one of the vice-presidents
of the Committee, headed the deputation. His lat.
perial Highness accepted the invitation, and fixed
16th of October for the day of the banquet.:
The lifessager de Bayonne says:
Olt is-Minfldently stated that the Marshal's Viten will
nos tie the sole reward given to General Pennies.. him
often been:saidithat the Emperor intended to confer Mist
of nobility upon some cf his meet faithful servents,
Gsmeral•in.Chief of the army of the East will now, hist*
hewed, be created Duke of Sebastopol.
The Armenian Archbishop of Lemberg, Samos
Stepsnowitacb, the ilkiestor of Christian priests, has

jut. completed his:los,h year.
letter from Calais ',announces that Lady Raglan
and Tidy Westmoreland left: that port on Wednes-
day for England, and that on the same day 250 of
the Army Works Corps arrived there, on their way
to Sebastopol, to prepare houses for the army for the
winter. The detachment was conducted by Major
Graham, and accompanied by ten English officers
destined for the Turkish Contingent.