The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-03 00:00:00

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111 tees emend of ths TV: subsboral
Ales. The esseset at Ibetw is e
I of the most brilliant kind. . Oyekbeagw*t-
dy gives the theatre, and the mom 'Want weal
instrumental performers have eagerly offered
r 'trams. The eateert. we may add. will be
as we have already said that a eessert of
*Osumi° ought to be; his dramatis songs and
stied pieces are to be performed by etagere (*pa-
t( giving them effoot, and with thei aid of a =g-
ent instrumental °rehears.

FRANCE.

ROY TWO 00111SPORDIiT OF Tll DAILY =WC)
PARIS. WIIDIIISDAT ETZ,VING.
he meeting of English residents, convened to
an address of congratulation to the Emperor, on
Neap from the hand of an assassio, wee very
mouldy attended. ladeed, considering that the
nodes of the meeting only appeared in the
sing edition of °aligned yesterday, it was ex-
edioary to see so large au assemblage u was
pagettd in Lord Cowley's ballroom at three
ick this shamans. There could not have been
than 300 persons relent, of whom the greater
fiber are permanent residents in Paris. The Earl
Nubigb, on taking the chair, briefly explained
pupas of the meeting. The address, drawn up,
understand, by Sir Henry Ellis, was moved by
Earl of Donoughrmore, and unanimously *greed
Led a deputation appointed to wait en the Grand
mberlain, the Doke of Basun% to arrange for its
embalm. lid. Logan, a Bri•ieh subject, although
median Frenchman, was named as one of the
elution. The address will lie at the Embassy to•
TOW for signature.

liere has been a great ries at the Bourse to-day
which the reasons given acs not altogether bar-
tirma. The news which I sent you on Saturday
Nowa Caorobert is recalled appears to-day
is universally received as authentic, and the fur-
r istellignos circulated at the Bourse that Mar-
-1 Vaillant was appointed to succeed him in the
toted was received with decided favour. But
ny people attribute the rime to the belief in the
re that Austria had signed a military convention
h the Western Powers, and that after having been
first favourable to the Russian proposition of
owing open the Black Sea to ahipa of war of all
ions, she Ina at length rallied to the system of •
re elessowere, and has really submitted to Russia
ultimatum, which if refused, will lead to a decla.i
ion of war. The Rents was buoyant all day and'
red at 681 r. 80c., with a rise of 83a. In railways
rise was proportiouably less, few lines rising more
a AV. Austrian rose 6:r. 23c.

Pianori will probably be triedon Monday or Tuesday
it. It is doubted whether that is after all his real
Ile, but he will be tried as PianorL It is
'AMA that he had four pistols upon him.
• double-barrelled oce which he need against the
iperor is very well made, and oast 6L in England.
says he is a married man, and has two children,
o are with his father-in-law in Italy.
An error appeared in my Sunday's letter, as,
JAW. It should bare been stated that the assassin
pressed no regret for his crime.
The Ling of Portugal, accompanied by the Duke
Terceira, is expected in Paris about May 20. He
11, in all probability, reside at the Tuileries during
i visit. The Duke of Saxe Coburg is coming on
ith.

The Independattee says that Queen Marie Amelia
inks of leaving England to reside in a warmer
mate. Palermo or Seville is said to be thought of.
Galignani has received the following private tele-
aphio despatches:

MAKIIIILLIS, MAT 2.
Me Sinai', of the klemageries Impanels% which left
astaatinople ors the 23rd alt., has arrived. The news
ea the Crimea comes down to the 21st. The Russians
re abandoned the Careening Batteries. The Flagstaff
1 southern forts sod the Malakoff Tower have bees re-
nd to same*. The fourth parallel has been joined to
other works of the aldes. On the 19th, the Rawiens
emptied several sorties, all of which were repulsed. On
12003, Omer Pecha, L red R iglus, sod the French 0011._
Morns, made a etruog reoonsaissauce with 12,000 sea

the ditectiou of Baidar.-The Ressiaas refused the combat.
e Admiral's vessel, the Montebello, has throne about
D shells into Sebastopol.

MAnaliLLia, MAT 2.
By the Constantinople letters of the 23rd ult., brought by
i Simois, we lento that the first detachment of Piedmon-
a troops arrived there op the 21st. The French camp at
utak was occupied by 20,000 men, and it is to:pealed that
Or aamb+n will be increased to 80,000. Ths shooks of
rthquake have not ceased at Broil's*, sad were eves felt
Constaatinoplii, where all the Barepeas inhabitants of
roues had sought a refuge. We learn from the Crimea,
der date of the 21st alt., that on the 19th the English car-
d two ambuscades before the Malakoff Tower; among
e killed in this attack was Colloid Egerton. The French
ne occupied the White Batteries to Careening Bay. On
s 21st, I•keader Bey made a devilry reesonalmasee,
ark led to no esgagemeat.

_ _
MADAM. MAT 1.
The Cortes have approved of the plea not in for the
anisettes of tho railway between &rills end Cattle.
IS third beeie of the Conetitatios nattand ender diem.
a. Tte arrangement with Geseral Piens, Preeidost of
United Steen, nlative to the affair of t►e Black
arrior, has beta approved of.