The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-29 00:00:00

At de Bourse the pamphlet was at a great dis-1
rly all day, sad the Bents went down
bat just at the slow a rumour was started
peed' tomorrow would be an mho of the
and that an armistice of three maths
proclaimed almost inuesdiatsly ! BS-
synClis of the ogees de change, and another
----...1 broker, made same very large pareissess,
urn the strength of which sad the rumours the
Read rose sdo. in a few minutes, &dug at
84h. Us., with a rise of fla from yesterday. Daring
this midden reactior Credit ffoMllee and railways
were aL in demand, bat thsre was not time for them
to roomer the fall of the day. Credit Mobilier fell
12k. KS. Railways were, on the whole, lower, bat
Orissa rose 7fr. 600., and two or three other lines
from 2fr. 50a to bk.
Yesterday's Monitor contsios a report in which
Marshal Vainest places before the Emperor va-
rious eigretiess fir the organisation of the Imperial
Gaud urea a kers basis. In an imperial decree
the xesemmereadoos of the Minister of State are
Wind Mbe carried into effect. The Imperial Guard
tot the future will be composed of two divisions of
hilltrary, , on of 18 and the other of 17 battalions; a
division of cavalry, utobsdiag 37 squadrons ; two re-
giments of artillery ; two companies of engineers;
sad a squadron of waggon drivers.
Fear of the hitches established by Imperial de-
cree for feeding all applicants at reduced prices, at
the expense of the state, aided by contributions from
the Emperor and Empress, were opened yesterday.
I shall take an early opportunity of visiting these
establishments. In the meantime I subjoin the m-
ama of the opening day from the Government

Men:
The sheep kitabisa setablieud fads the patronage of
their Majesties for the distribatko of food
ham
pekoe havej oetameaced operations, fear haw
°posed simaltaasously—ono la the 6th At roaliesomest, at
13, Roe Corbesu ; two is the Bth, 9, Rae Leash St. As-
tobso, and 77, Rao de Remaly; and me in the 12th, 10,
Rao de Pootoiso. The Meister of the Interior sad the
Prefect of the Pollee, en the day of the imagaratioa,
Melted these useful eatablhhmente, aad examined with tho
meat minute attendee all the details of instal-
Wks sad organised... They tasted the food,
the quality sad preperatioa of which they de-
clared to be emellont, mad Mind with the fall
pervasion that the institution would realise, for
the benefit of the working Manse, all the 'apostatises of
their Majesties. Oa leaving they thaaked the &sten of Bt.
Visitant do Peal for the sail sad este with which they bad
emented the missies confided to them. M. Klein, ex-
adp of tho Tribunal of Commerce, Mimed the Pretest of
Pollee the co-operation of his practical experisam. which
was 'aptly accepted. The people appeared to welcome
with gratitude this new beaMit:seaferred os them by their
Majesties, and their Gammas to purchase was such, that Ia
two of the kiteheas all the food that bad been prepared was
sold la en exceedingly short time. Other establishments of
the sass kind will be opmed in sacessaloa, and is a short
time Um whole of Paris will be provided with them.
Yesterday evening, at the model "Cheap Dock."
butter was made in the presence of the public from
the cream that had not been sold in the day, and sold
at ones to the bystanders. It is announced that
this operation will be repeated every afternoon. The
founder of the establishment observes that a double
advantage accrues to the public by this system—
purchasers of butter are sure to have it fresh, and no
stale milk is left for sale the next day;
The marriage of Mlle. Cruvelli, whose real name
it appears is Craven, with Baron Vigier, son of Count'
Vigisr, °:-Peer of France, has been posted up at the
Maki* of the Ist Arrondissement.