The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-15 00:00:00

TURKEY.

VIENNA, Jur.r 12.
The Costa affair is arranged. Full and entire
satisfaction has been given. Severe measures will
be taken against the refugees.

FRANCE.

YAMS, FRIDAY.
The Pays does not putlish the promised article.
It says: " We reserve to ourselves the showing that
from the last circular, much more than before, if there
be contingencies for war, all the probabilities are in
favour of peace."

PARIS, THLESDAT Eywrzato.
A most disgraceful report has been current to-day ,
at the Bourse, upon the strength of which the funds
have risen upwards of a franc. It was said that
the fraction of the English cabinet represented
by Lord Aberdeen had gained a fresh
victory over their colleagues, that England still
refuse; to allow her fleet to enter the Darda-
nelles, and that the answer of the English govere-
sent to the energetic note understood to have beet
mot to London by M. Drouyn de Lbuys, the moment
M. Nesielrode's last circular was known iu Paris,
had produced such an unsatisfactory reply, that
Louis Napoleon finding it hopeless to rely upon
English co-operation had suddenly resolved to recall
the French squadron, and to publish a manifesto jus-
tifying the course pursued by him throughout, and
throwing the responsibility of the faaure of the Medi-
terranean demonstration upon Great Britain. It was

loudly proclaimed that the whole question was
at an end, the speculators who hope to profit by the
fall that may be expected to-morrow being most ac-
tive in spreading the report that all was over. My
private information is entirely at variance with the
rumours of the Bourse. A courier left the Foreign Office
today for Constantinople with, as I am assured,
instructions of a decidedly warlike character. M. de
Goarronniere had an interview with the Emperor
yesWrday, at which an article to be published in the
Pays to-morrow was approved of. This article,
although it may be moderate in its tone, will, I have
room to believe, completely contradict the talcs that
have found ready credence to-day. One of the cur-
rent stories is that all the bill stickers in Paris were
engaged last night to placard a warlike proclamation
of the Emperor, which has been withdrawn in disgust
in consequence of the conduct of the English cabinet.
I believe it to be true that some idea was entertained
of publishing a manifesto in the form of a placard,
but I entirely discredit the statement that the
suppression of the proposed proclamation is owing
to any substantial change in the Emperor's
policy. Probably it was thought, upon re-
flection, that a measure resolved upon under
the first feelings of indignation occasioned by the
Nceselrode circular, might commit the Emperor per-
sonally further than would be dignified or prudent.
The substance of the intended manifesto will pro-
bably appear in Ouerronniere's article to-morrow.
The Moniteur publishes only to-day the first circu-
lar of M. Neaselrode, May 30 (June 11), and M.
Drooyn de Lbuys's reply. It makes no allusion
whatever to the second_ circular.

It has for eons time been announced that Marshal
Jerome Bonaparte and his son Napoleon, were going
to Dieppe for the bathing season. We are now in-
formed that Queen Maria Christina is shortly going
there also, and this is thought a confirmation of a
report that a marriage is on the tapis between the
Prince Napoleon and a prince's of Spain.
Count Engine de Oermagnano, heut.-general in
the service of the King of Sardinia, has received the
cross of officer of the Legion of Honour from the
hands of the Emperor.
The Mondeur announces various changes in the
magistracy, and also the presentation of the mili-
tary medal and nomination to the Legion of Honour
of numerous officers and private soldiers.
A telegraphic despatch has been received an-
nouncing the arrival of the Minister of Marine at
Lorient, where he debarked amidst cries of " Vise
l'Empereur!" He afterwards reviewed the troops
stationed there. _ _

A considerable advance was made to-day at the
Bourse towards recovering from the late depression,
and at the close of business an improvement of about
1 per cent had taken place, the precise amounts be-1
ing 95c. in the Three per Cents. for cub, and
lir. 10c. for the account, whilst the Four-and-a-Half
per Cents. had risen lfr. in both descriptions of
stock. An advance of Orr, occurred in Bank of
France shares. Final quotations—For money : Three
per Cents., 77fr. 20o.; Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
102 fr. For the end of the month : Three per Cents.,
17fr. 33c.; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 fr. Bank
Stock, 2,880 fr. •
A general advance occurred in the prices of rail-
way shares, business also being more active than
has been the case lately. Paris and Orleans
shares rose 20fr.; Paris and Strasburg, 19fr.; Paris
and Lyons, 17fr.; Paris and Rouen, 13E ; and
Northern. 9fr. Closing prices : Northern, 833 fr. 25c.
Paris and Orleans, 1,085 fr.; Paris and Struburg,
907 fr. 75c. ; Paris and Lyons, 9071 r.; Paris and
Rouen, 1,050 fr.; Lyons to the Mediterranean,
717 fr. 00c.