The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-23 00:00:00

PARIS.

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PARIS, TIRTZSDAT

It is such remarked that at the Theatre Fraud'
the other night the Emperor wore the Swedish de*
ration of the order of Seraphins.

There has again been a very good Bourse. Tie
Rents rose 200., closing at 65f. 90c. Credit Mobilise
rose 17f. 600., and Credit Fouler (white -le
late has been seldom quoted), 161. The radials
roes ooasiderably in the morning, and tithe*
the upward movement wee not entirely sustsial,
most of the lines left off with a considerable impeee,
meet. Southern, and Lyons and Geneva, rose Itt,
each. Austrians rose 3fr. 76c., and Sardinians, 1fr.211,
It was said that Count Cavour had requested dist%
latter line might be quoted on the Peri* Bourie in
account, and not merely for cash, as at present.

The following paragraphs, extracted from ill
French journals of the day, are symptomatic of so,
prehended distress during the coming winter, at tie
same time that they show a laudable desire to p
vide in time remedial measures :
The butchers of Lille are at present giving a pralines*
exempts to persons of the same trade 4 other towns. obi
the last week," says thelConrrier de Lille," sight behbles
of this place are selling neat to the poor at 50e behl
regular prices. A hatcher has marked up hit wig digs,
the pound, first quality; and 30c. the wend. Sewed

°titers we ur dentsad, ins ooms to a similes &Mae

The Asdorige, a Dunkirk journal, .hews by as saw*
to what a point speculation may increase the prka slut
It was proved at a recast trial by the deposition of al►
news, that a calf, cut up and all ready for the Gomm;
was first sold to a butcher at Borgne. for 31 sous a p.m

The botcher at Berguu then sold it to another of WM;
at Dunkirk for 4i eons, and it afterwards passed Wein
hands sea ascend botcher in the same place at 5e souse th
last man then retailed it at a profit of nearly 9 sou. Ivo
calf weighed 1121bs. ; the last purchaser for an advent gi
30fr. 800. received 761 r. 60c., or 112 per cent., sod*
whole of it was sold in one day. When the &naming
went to the shop in the afternoon to obtain evidence fa.
prosecution, but two cutlets of the calf remained unit
The Society which has been established at Orkin ig
seals, pruning to the poorer classes at a reduced an,
opened its premises on Monday, in which it supplies g Ink
of soap for 100., a plate of beef and cabbage, aesempand
with bread, for 25e. ; a plate of rout veal sad bread, lc;
a dish of vegetables, 6e. ; a pint of wine, 300., &c.—sg d
good quality. A large quantity of these snicks was an
tided, bat nearly all were carried off in the early pandas
day. The total number of portions of soup, meat, sod se.
friablee supplied on the premises was 735, and la Winn
141 were sold to be earned away. Yesterday the se*
began by selling a basin of coffee with milk, sega, at
bred, fee 160.

The ambers of the Bureau de Bienniums of the 1111
arrondissement have just addressed their annual Steels is
the inhabitants of Paris. The bureau, in 1864, enewe
14,088 individuals, or about one oat of every Ss ia►abi6o
of the arrondissement. In this number are sot tenni
convalescents and indigent person not tossing ft 6
books, sad who have been relieved direct by the manned
deputy mayon, on their claims being fully ands at
The sesistanos given in kind during the ass re
/*prostate a sum of 201,422 fr. A total sofa of lii6s4.
was distributed in money to persons 70 and 80 yeses d egs,
blind or paralytic families in which there were a greens*
her of children, hospital assistance, 61 misses ere
Celt at their own houses, the number of which is Nit 6
6,020. " Oa* fact alone," says the dueler, " eyeib
than all comments, namely, that the benefit of breedtidne
extended to necessitous families not inieribed ou It. bob
as molar paupers, had more than 60,000 dawn"
These figures are certainly significant cough to Paola
public generosity.
The government has appointed a cossiseke to
quire into the causes of the recent rime is sagamsed
to report whether any measures can be takes M 01.
here the pressure on the consumer. A esti*
agi-
tation is going on in the beet-root districts with sure
to obtain a decree prohibiting exportation of modr
rine matter, but the anstirutiouselexpresses as eli-
sion that the government will not adapt soy seth
short-sighted expedient. This lost* how%
thinks the high prices are in some degree attribute*
to the large importation of foreign alcohol, melt d
which is made with saccharine matter, expected km
Frazee, and hints at the possibility of ea arms*
tires of the present nominal duties on spirits.