The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-21 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by express Paris journals of yes-
day (Monday), but their contents are unimportant.
Le .211,11iteur contains a decree elevating Lieutenant-
Generals Comte de Reille and Vicomte Dode de la
Brunerie to the dignity of .Marechal of Fiance.
The Jovrna des Dela(' mentions a report from
Rome to the Effect that, in consequence of certain de-
monstrations which had taken place, and in which
the Prince de Canino, son of Lucien Buonaparte, was
mixed up, the I'ope had given orders that the prince
should be suspended from his functions in the civic
guard.
Accounts from Turin, to the lath inst., state that
an imperative order had been issued, prohibiting the
use of any other colours than those of the house of
Savoy.

The accounts from Rio Janeiro by her Majesty's
ship Fisgard, arrived at Portsmouth, are to the Ist
August,at which date exchange was 27,5, and freights
had declined to 31. per ton. By the Isabella, from
Paraiba, we have advises from Pernambuco to the
3rd of August. There is no alteraticn to notice in
exchanges. Freights were a shade lower, and likely to
decline.

Although not later than the intelligence already
received, the following, from the Commereiodel Plata,
throws some additional light on the state of affairs in
that quarter:
MeNre Armco, JULY 6.—On the day before yesterday
all the ministers of the executive presented their retignations
to the provisional president, who admitted them, and named
Don Gabriel A. Pinks to the general ministry. This
citizen accepted the charge, on the understanding that a new
ministry should be formed, of which he should form only
one parr. Consequently, the following were named yester-
day, and have taken poases.ion of their respective posts :
bon Csbnel A. Pereira, Government.
Don Miguel B•reiro, Foreign Affairs and Finance.
Don Manuel Correll, War and Marine.
Jutv 7.—The French war steamer Casini arrived yester-
day morning from Buenas Ayres with Count Walewski, his
lady, and salty, on h•tard. His Excellency disembarked at
four in the evening, accompanied by his lady, Admiral Le
Predour, and a member of the legation, and proceeded to
the residence of the French Consul. _ _

The news from Buenos Ayres gives us no further infor-
mation. We have net seen the Guerra of Roma, nor know
whether it has yet broken silence with respect to the bad
result of the negotiations.
Ounces, which got up to 600 dollars after the embarkation
of Lord Bowden, had fallen, and were fluctuating between
435 and 440.
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We understand that Lord Howden will disembark to-day;
and it is said that his lordship and Count Walcwski will pay
a visit to the government.
Extract from a private letter dated Monte Video, July 7:
—" To-day Lord Howden landed, and, in conjunction with
Count Welewski, went to call on Vice-President Roans
at the Fort. It is said that a six months' suspension of hos-
tilities was spoken' of; when the Vice-President replied that
no objection would be made, provided the conditions were
fair and just. I am informed that an envoy has been de-
spatched to Oribe's camp, under the auspices of Commo-
dore Herbert, with some proposition to that effect.
Lord Howden has invited M. Munoz, late Minister at
Wm, to dinntr on board the Raleigh to-day.

We have been requested to publish the following
important document concerning the affairs of Messrs.
Sande son and Co.:

At a meeting of parks interrsted in the affairs of Meows. Sander-
son and Co., held nt their ofhoe this day, 20th Sept, Pi 17, present
Suomi Jones Lord, Esq., in the chair, and gentlemen from the firms
of Prescott and 63., alasterman and Co., London Joint Stock Bank,
Barnard, Dim.tiale and Co., Lubbock and Co., Union Bank of London,
Courts and Co., Denison and Co., and Provincial Bank of Ireland, the
following statement was submitted to the [netting :
Total amount of tolls runningon the evening of 13th Sept.,
for which Sanderson and Co. were responsible

Amount paid to this evening, Sept. 18th 194,400
Sird romung
£1,735,000

Money held at call, for which securities are lodged with
the parties
limey at all for which the parties have Po security
VOl,OlO

Total amount owing by Sanderson and Co., not covered
by egalvalent aceurity
Against tbb uncovered debt, and aluthe general resprays!
bility on the hills running, the following saute are held
by Sanderson and Co. (u per schedule submitted to the
meeting)

In addition to the above, the separate property of the
pas triers amounts to (WI per schedule submitted to the
meeting)
After the above statement bad been fully email-rid, it was resolved
unaelmously :—lst. That from the statements laid before this meet-
ing, and the explanations afforded by Mr. Henderson, It appears that
there is sufficient ground for confidence in the solvency of the con-
°ens, and that the resumption of its operations may be practitadge at
no dietaut period.-2nd. That with the view of watching the pro-
gressive re-ligation of the bale, and the collection of the other meets
of the partnership. and thus being prepared to determine with more
confidence in the proprkty of resuming the business., this meeting be
adjourned to Tuesday, 28th Met., at one precisely, it the office of
Meters. Henderson and Co, 83, King Williamatrect.-3rd. That a
copy of there resolutions be transmitted to every creditor, accom-
panied with the assurance that the ststements and explanations
afforded by Mr. Sanderson, as well cc his general eindeet in this
emu frisch so tar as it boa come under the knowledge of this meet-
ing, have been correct and highly satisfactory in all respect.—Signed
on behalf of the meeting, 8. J. Loves, Chairniarh