The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-08 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

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PARIS. FSIDAT EUSTIS.
It is remarked that the Moniteur major (that of
the mor&ng) did not reproduce the paragraph of
the Moniteur minor, or Moniteur du Soir, which
affected to deduce from a piece of news, doubtful
at best, about an increase of the Papal gendar-
merie, that the Pope was now sensible of the greet
advantages offered to him by the convention of
September 16, and might be expected shortly to
show himself more tractable. All the latest letters
from Rome tend to show that there is no founda-
tion whatever for the supposition that the Pope's
obstinacy is in any degree shaken ; and the
shrinking of the great Moniteur from the respon-
sibility of its little brother's assertion, justifies the
belief that the latter was merely meant to throw
dust in the eyes of pious country readers.
It is announced that M. Belmontet, the poet
laureate of the Empire, is about to edit an unpub-
ished manuscript of Napoleon I. about Julius
Cesar. It does not appear, however, that the first
Emperor troubled himself about the " providential
mission," which is the leading idea of his nephew ;
the work in question is said to be a purely military
treatise upon Cesar's campaigns.
A solemn sitting of the " five academies" was
convoked yesterday at the Institute of France to
witness the opening of a letter from the Emperor
accompanying a presentation copy of hie " History
of Julius Caesar." There was much disappointment
and more laughter when on breaking the seal the
letter turned out to contain merely two matter-of-
course lines from M. Pietri, the private secretary,
stating that he had received his Majesty's com-
mands to send a copy of his work to the Institute.
The Monsieur du Soir, more categorical than the
Conetitutionnel, declares that there is " no founda-
tion whatever" for the statement that the Empress
is writing a life of Marie Antoinette.
The Empress is going in state to Notre Dame
next week to adore the relics of St. Louis, which
are then and there to be exposed.
At the Bourse the Bente fell 16c. both for cash
and account, closing at 67fr. 60c. and 67fr. 80e.
Mobilier fell 13fr. The market was firmer at the
close than at the commencement of business.

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The telegraphic congress assembled at Pat.
having occupied itself in fixing the tart& for the tress-
mission of despatches oonfortnably with the usiferm tax
adopted in a preceding sitting, has, it appears, determised
on the following rates :—A single despatch of 20 words,
coming from whatever quarter, will be for Persia, 31
r. ;
for Austria, 51r. ; Spain, 4fr. ; Switzerland, Mr. ; Italy,
41r. ; Rare, llfr. ; Turkey, llfr. ; the Scandinavian
countries, Sfr. 50c. and 4fr.
The Independence Beige says "The Emperor
Napoleon has decided that the bad of Cobbs s all be
placed in the mire= of Vanillas. A dear to that
effect appeared this morning is the Mentieur. This, we
think, is the first time that such a tribute-4 very legiti-
mate one, however, and of great significance—has been
rendered to a foreigner." The Debat .mays, however, that
a similar honour has been conferred upon Humboldt, but
upon no one else. "We cannot bet applaud this
tribute," it adds, " rendered by a high parsonage to the
illustrious English economist."
Bracts'. Bravicsa. —The following are the ar-
misspent' made for special religious services is the me-
tropolis for to-morrow (Palm Sunday) and subsequent
occasions during April and May :—The Archbishop of
York will preach at the morning service to-morrow is
the Chapel Royal. St. James ; where, on Good Friday,
the Very Rev. Dr. Snaky, D4llll of Westminster. will
and cie Easter Sunday the Bishop of Oxford.
Cabservioe op each wagon 0001111•110118 at non. Is
the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, the sermon at the mailbag
service tomorrow will by preached by the Very Rev. Dr.
Elliott, Der of Bristol; and Dr. Ventre, vicar of Don-
caster, will perch in the armor. The rakes her
commerce at the ordinary hours. On Good Friday there
will only be or service, commencing at 11 o'clock a.m., is
Whitehall Chapel and the Very Rev. Dr. Bowers, Doss
of Manchester, will be the preacher. The saner in the
morning as Enter Sunday will be delivered by the Very
1t.,. Dr. West, Dears of St. Patrick's, and that is the
snares by the Rev. J. R. Kamm rector of St. James's,
Piccadilly. The perchers at the special savvier nadir the
dome of St. Pad's will be, to-morrow evening, the Rev.
Andrew Baru Suter, M.A., incumbent of All Sainte,
fipitalfiede ; and on the Bray after the Rev. William
Selwyn. D.Dt, Cron of Ely and Lady Margaret Professor
of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. On the evening
of Easter Sunday this year will be the last of the special ser-
vices at St. Paul's. Therpseial savior at Westminster Abbey
will openness on the art Sunday April 22—the first
stet Easter—at the same boar, 7 o'clock p.m. The
on these coessiona will be es fellows April 22,
Lint:7 Rev. Dr. Stasley, the dean ; April 30, the Rev.
J. Carter, rector al Clews, ; May 7, the Br. Daniel
Moore, Golan Lecturer and hecumlaset of Camberwell
May 14, the Rev. Oros Doorway. rester of St. Margaret*
Westminster ; May 21, the Bishop of Oxford ; May 28, the
Archbishop a Dahlia. The sermon at the remiss war-
en* ocieuneseing at 10 o'clock to-morrow, is Westminster
Abbey, will be preached by the Rev. Oars Conway, and
that in the afternoon by the very rev. the der. Oo
Easter Sunday the dean will preach both ia the mersing
end evening saviour.