The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-30 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TURIDAT Evmemo.
The Emperor, who was expected in Paris yester-
day evening, did not arrive till three o'clock this
afternoon. He was received at the terminus of the
Northern Railway by the Ministers of the Interior
and War, the Commander of the Army of Paris,
Baron Janata Rothschild, and the directors of the
railway. He was accompanied by Jerome's son.
The carriages, five in number, which conveyed him
and his suite to the Tuileries, were guarded by a few
earabineers, but attracted little notice.
The senators assembled to-day pursuant to a sum-
mons, which only reached them last night; it was
only to receive a message from the government,
dosing their special session, and Sling the opening
of the next for the 14th of February, 1833.
The ilmeilmir is to publish in a day or two the
names and ones. of the members composing the new
imperial household. In expectation of this announce-
ment people naturally look into the precedents of the
former empire. In 1812 there was an imperial
almonry, under the direction of Cardinal Foch, com-
posed of a first almoner, the Bishop of Ver-
sailles, five almoners in ordinary, viz. the cele-
brated Abbf de Prodt, Archbishop of Maliass;
Baron Jauffret, Archbishop of Aix; Baron La Con-
tainine, Bishop of Montpellier; the Bishop of
Troyes, and Baron Laurent, Bishop of Metz.
General Throe, Duke of Frival, Grand Marshal of
the Palace, had in his department three prefects
of the palace, viz., Count Delamd, Baron de Beausset,
and Baron St. Didier ; two mareehasce do logic,
Count Philip de Sew and Baron de Canotiville.
Count de Mootesquion-Fezenae, Great Chamberlain,
and Count de Ramose, Pint Chamberlain and
Superintendent of the Spectacles, were at the head of
a numerous personnel! of chamberlains, some French,
some natives of annexed provinces, in number eighty-
nine, among whom were Count d'Aubusson de La
Fenillade, Count de Brigode, Count Galard de
Bonn, Count de Croy, Count d'Angosse, Count de
Cholseul-Pradin, Baron Anatole do Montesquiou,
Count de Nisolei, Count ds Rambutean, Count de
Leave* Count de Tung., Count Just de Noailles,
Count Albeit de Beaseets, Gaunt Charles de Gowan%
Count Ames* de Leg-Sokness, and Count de la Briffe.
Caulainsowt, Duke of Viosza, dragons, d Ecuyer
Owed Idauseuty, a colonel of Premier
.Benjor t Good Count Feeler de Reliugue, &uyer
Classesendose. Baron Cnelsisoourt was governor of
the pages. Of these than were 43. Among them
were :—M M. de Frond, is Bain t-Hilaire, La Chaise,
Vsrhaell, de Bougainville du Manoir, de Menhaden,
Poilloue de Saint-Mars, B. de Saint-Sulpice, Walsh
de ferment, de Molitor, Jules de Mornay, and de
Dreux-Brtne. The grand venerie was under the
orders of Marshal Berthier, Prince of Neufchatel, and
vice-constable. Count Sager, councillor of state,
was grand master of the ceremonies. There were
besides an intendant general of the imearial house,
M. de Champagny, Duke of Wore; an intendant of
the buildings of the crown, Baron Costae ; a
Director of the Forests of the Crows, Baron Pelet ;
a Treasurer General of the Crown and of the Extra-
ordinary Domain, Baron La Bouillerie; an Inten-
dant-General of the Private Domain, Count Darn,
Secretary of State ; an Intendant-General of the
Extraordinary Domain, Count Defermon Minister of
State ; a Secretary of State for the Imperial Family,
Countate Regnaad de Saint Jean d'Angely, Minister of
St.

The Emperor's Cabinet consists of Baron Men oval,
Be :rotary of Portfolio ; Baron Fain, Beeper of the
Archives ; Baron Bader d'Albe, Director of the Ty-
pographic Cabinet. Baron Mounier and Baron
Ponthon,; Colonel of Engineers, were Secretaries of
the Cabinet

The Bares °cutout wu the Emma...a First Phy-
sician ; the Chevalier Halle, Physician in Ordinary ;
Baron Buyer, First Burgeon ; and Baron Yvan,
Burgeon in Ordinary. Besides these there were
ntyther surgeons, and as many physicians extra-
LOWI6I;r was Director of Music, and Paer Director
and Composer of chamber musics and of the court
theatres.

PARIS, WIDIIIIDAT EYINING.
I have just heard, I know not limn what mead,
that the Emperor was shot at yesterday at Compiegnse
and that Edgar Noy was killed. Four haairsi per-
sons ars maid to have been arrested. Piave =tsunami
to verify the report, and think it very dowblllll. Uwe
was again a fall at the Bourse, bet sat swim might
have been expected if such serious mete had m-
aimed.