The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-20 00:00:00

also, aitse falling 20., regained yesterday'e quota-
tion. A great deal of business was done in Austrian
railways, which rem 12fr. 500. Boise of the pin-
sipal french hiss roses Orleans,* 10fr. ; Lyons, Mr.;
NM Lyons and Mediterranean, 15fr. Other lines
&abed from Mr. to 10fr., but the tons of the mar-
kit was good at the dose.
The Gaut& du Midi reports the following some-
what serious affair: .

Oa lisaday there was a remain in Marseilles that a con-
siderable number of estelationasy refugees (in somber it
was said about five hundred) had crossed the frontier Rear
Nice, and thrown themselese into the department of the
Var. A military faros of foot hundred men was marched
from Aatibee and Ceases to the bridge of Var, and another
detachment was sent from Toulon to the same destination.
At the same time the General commanding the mili-
tary divides despatehed from Marseilles a detach-
meat of the 89th of the linq sad a squadron
of Inters to Brignolles, there to remain u a corps of obser-
with's. Bet it was moon learned that the Sardinian go-
Tangiest had arrested the leader of the French demagogues,

ens A—, of Barjels, and that the rioters were dispersed.
The Nies refugees will, it b said, be infernis In Piedmont.
At all events, it is certain that the troops sent from Mar-
seilles have already returned, and everything menu to show
that public rumour had greatly esaggerated the number of
the rub men who had mouthed the projest of making a
descent upon French territory.
The Wets announces the important feet that the

Couaoil-General of the Heronit, composed of 36 mem-
bers, has unanimously voted a resolution strongly in
favour of the removal of restrictive duties in commer-
cial matters.

The Viceroy of Egypt, Said Puha, will, after his
visit to Paris, proceed to London, thence to Vienna,
and will embark at Trieste to return to Alexandria.
The Prince de Carini, Minister Plenipotentiary of
the Two Sicilia in London, who had come to pass his
leave of absence in the neighbourhood of Paris, has
just left to continue his journey towards Naples.
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Direct trains between St. Quentin and Charleroi
will begin to run oa the Ist of October next. The
opening of the international service between Cologne
and Paris will commence, it is believed, on the 25th
of next month.

The solemn proclamation and promenade of the
"King of Pumpkins".--thatiis, the largest pumpkin
offered for sale—took place yesterday, in accordance
with ancient custom, in the Marche des Innocens.
The royal vegetable of the present year, which was
produced at St. Mande, weighed 370 lbs., and was
nearly 9 feet 10 inches in circumference.

PARIS, WIDNRIMAT MORNING.
la thinks the announcement that

10,000 horses were about to be shipped at Mar-
seilles must have been a mistake of the telegraph.
A Constantinople letter of the Bth, in the Semaphore,
says:—" Ica a month the campaign of 185.5 will be
at an end, and preparations are already making here
for the troops that are to winter in Constantinople.
A (week since several officers of engineers ar-
rived from Francs to select ground fit for the
encampment of infantry. They have not yet
made their choice. As for the cavalry, ten
thousand sabres strong, it will positively be
installed in Maslak camp and in that of Pacha.
The commissariat is completing its final preparations
for their reception' This number of ten thousand
sabres, says the Conatitutionnel, c3rresponds so ex-
actly with the ten thousand horses of the despatch
that we are disposed to think there must have been a
mistake in the matter, and that it is not intended at
this time of the year to send to the Crimea such a
large reinforcement of cavalry, the transport of which,
by the way, could not be improvia d.