The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(non ova ovng antrairoirozay.)
PARIS, FRIDAY ETTRING.

On the most vexed, if not the most interesting,
question of the day, the evening Moniker publishes
at the head of its leading column the following laco-
nic paragraph :

The private telegraph announees that the Emperor of
Bonin will accompany the Empress to Nice.

So far the official journal a little tardily confirms
the news that the Czar is really going to Nice. But I
it would be too much to expect from such a
source any information as to whether Napo-
leon 111. means to pay him a visit on French
soil. The Pays, the principal evening semi-official
organ, is silent on the subject. The Prance,
always more adventurous than reliable, says that
the Emperor will probably go to meet their Ma-
jesties at Lyons on Oct. 16. This news, however,
is scarcely consistent with the statement made in
the same breath, that their Russian Majesties will
travel strictly incognito. I will undertake to say
that the story that Napoleon 111. will go to Lyons is
not true. I cannot, however, venture to say as
much of the statement of the Tcutonnais, that it is
the French Emperor's intention to go to Toulon
by rail, embark there on board the Solferino,
and, followed by the whole Mediterranean squadron,
proceed to Nice on a visit of ceremony to the
Czar. This is the latest report, and for aught I
know it may be true, though it clashes with the
rumour of yesterday that the relations with
Russia were cool. The inauguration of the last
section of the railway line from Toulon to Nice
has been postponed till the 18th, in order that the
Emperor of Russia may take advantage of the line
without being inconvenienced by a crowd.
The Pays contains an unusual number of semi-,
official paragraphs, which I give seriatim :
The British government has resolved officially to reoog-
sift the empire of Mexico. QUOIND Victoria will shortly
reoeive an savoy of the Emperor IdanimiLan.
Lord Clarendon's recent journey to Vienna has resulted
is the reduction of the Austrian army, to which the
Austrian Cabinet has oxisented, on the strength of the
positive promise of Eriglend that she will induce the
Italian governmeot to make a oorresponding reduction.

Here is meddling with a vengeance. Can the
news be true ?

The Pays, speaking somewhat less confidently
than yesterday about the state of affairs at Vienna,
says that the news of the possible resignation of
Count de Recbberg comes "afresh and by way of
England." It will neither admit nor deny the truth
of the rumour, which, however, it traces to the
hostile attitude of the Vienna journals, such as
the Botschafter and the New Free Press,
which have " passed into the camp of the alarmists."
It regards their demonstration as an attempt on
the part of the military party to reconquer the
influence it has lost.

The Bourse was greatly agitated, rumours of
failures coinciding with political uncertainty. The
closing quotations were the lowest of the day, but
they do not show any great change from yester-
day. Bente fell 20c. fur cash, but remains un-
altered for account.

The Tribunal of Commerce in Paris haa just
given judgment is a case of some importaoce to railway
travellers. A commercial traveller brought an action
against • railway company, and laid his damages at 1501 r.
for injury be sustained by sot being able to deliver mer-
chandise within • ePsedied time, in ootteuneuee of • delay
a•ased by the bursting of a boiler. The company plaided
that an accident to the steam-engine is • case of force
majeure, and that they were sot liable. The eoart decided
that the company are booed to use machinery that will
give sure and regular Nerviest The judges, however, reduced
the damages to 50fr.

The Indipendance of Brussels states that the
Lank of the puling-house at Spa last week had an extra-
ordinary vein of ill•luek. One of the most successful
players was the Huagerian General Klapka. He had
announced his intention to play only an hour and a quarter,
mid at the expiration of that time he rose a wiener of
57,0006. The gooseral left Spa the followieg day for
France.

Letters for Madeira, St. Helena, Table Bay,
Alcoa Bey, and Port Natal, posted up to the evening of
the 19th, will be dispatched by the Diamond Steam Nevi.
ptioo Company's steam ship Karma* leaving Falmouth
os the 20th of October.