The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-28 00:00:00

LONDONi FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1864.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE: -I

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RESIGNATION OF COUNT EZORRERG.
vIENNA, OCT. 27.
Count Rechberg's resignation WAS 1111004001 d on
the Bonne this afternoon ea a positive fact.

VIKNNA. Tnuismsr Evicrum Om. 27.
The resignation of Count Reehberg his been ac-
cepted by the Emperor.
Count Manske-Poulin has been nominated his
successor.

Coast Menadorff-Pouilly took the oaths of °Moe
to-day as Minister for Foreign Affairs and Om-
Mere&

VISIT OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO
THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
NICE 00r.27.
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The Emperor et Russia bas given a bouquet
to the battalion of Masseurs of the Gaud. Prices
Watgeustein proposed • toast in bower 'of .the
Emperor of the Preach, and the commander of the
troops reciprocated by proposing the health of hie
Russian Majesty.
The Emperor Napoleon is expected to arrive here
at 8 o'clock this evening.
General Swum has arrived here, to congratulate
the Omar and the Emperor Napoleon in the name of
the King of Italy.

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.
HANOVER, OCT. 27.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have left by
special train for Cologne. Their Royal Highnesses
were socompauied by the Crown Prince and
Princess of Prussia, who had arrived from Beebe.

IMPRESS FROM PARIS.

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The Emperor passed last night at Lyons. After
dining at the Dijon station he arrived at the Per-.
cache station at Lyons at 11 in the evening. He
was received by Marshal Oanrobert, who commands
the distriet, and M. Henri Ohevreau, the newly
appointed prefect of Lyons. Notwithstanding the
lateness of the hour and the bad weather, the streets
from the railway to the prefecture were thronged
by people curious to got a sight of the love-
reign. Although his Majesty was supposed
to travel incognito, it is said by one journal
(La Prance) that M. Chevrean invited no
less than sixty notabilities of Lyons to meet ,
him at a midnight supper. This must have
been rather a nuisance after so long a journey on a
muggy aftersoon. I should not be surprised if the
news of this banquet were to be contradicted.
The *paperer debt at the Prefecture, formerly the
Lyons Hotel de Ville, and left for Nice at 8 this
morning. He is expected to arrive at Nice at 7
this evening, and will not see the Emperor of
Russia till to-morrow (friday). The town of Nice
will give their Majesties a theatrical entertain-
ment in the evening. On Saturday morning
Napoleon 111. is to leave Nice for Toulon,
to inspect the squadron. Whether he
goes by water, or by rail, will depend on the state
of the weather. In any case the Czar will not go
with him. The latest arrangements are that
Alexander IL will leave Nice on Sunday morning
and proceed direct to Kiel, en route for St.
Petersburg. The project of the visit of the
Emperor of Russia to Compiegne, about which
the rumour ran that there were long and difficult
negotiations, has, you will perceive, vanished into
thin air. As the Emperor Napoleon is to be back
at St. Cloud by Monday morning, he must be
very active if he does not disappoint the
expectation that he would stay at Mar-
seilles to see the La Joliette port. Nothing
more is said on that subject this evening. The
Pays, at the fag-end of a telegram from Lyons,
makes the announcement that " the departure of
the court to Compiegne will take place as soon as
the Emperor returns to Paris." This is news, for
it has been considered very doubtful whether the
court would go to Compiegne at all this year. It
would seem as if the decision were only come to at
Lyons yesterday.
The King of the Belgians arrived at Lyons at
2in the afternoon yesterday, and went on to
Valence on the Rhone, where he paned the night.
He was to arrive at Nis at 8 this evening, just
one hour before the Emperor Napoleon. King
Leopold is accompanied only by an aide-de-camp,
a physician, and his favourite valet, who never
leaves him.

One hears nothing more of the visit of Victor
Emmanuel to Nice; but at the moment these lines
reach you three sovereigns will be in conference
there, and although, if nothing comes of the meet-
ing, it will be said to have been one of mere per-
sonal courtesy, it would be unsafe to affirm that it
may not have important political results. The Wan-
derer of Vienna gives currency to a rumour that the
two Emperors will immediately after their interview
convoke the sovereigns of Europe to a congress.
That would be • considerable triumph for Napo-
leon IIL, but Ido not think he will be able to
revive his defeated scheme of last year. That he
has some design in his head of turning the Nice
interview to account is very probable ; but it does
not follow that he will succeed. His Majesty has
of late cultivated the virtue of resignation to a
degree which nobody could have anticipated some
years ago. The France has an article in which it
seeks to prove that France has no advantage to
gain by any alliance whatever ; that she should,
above all things, maintain her independent
attitude, watch events, and ne pas w her ne pas
s'allier. M. de la Gueronnibre's journal evidently
thinks it safest to anticipate no result from the
imperial meeting of Nice.
The Bourse has been heavy, notwithstanding the
favourable character of the Bank returns. Rents
fell 10c. for cash, and 16c. for account, closing at
G4fr. 60c. and OWL Mc. In other securities there
is Little change.