The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-01 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, SUNDAY Bennixo.
The evening papers all take it nearly for granted
upon the strength of telegraphic despatches from
London, confirmed, though in somewhat hesitating
language by the Nord of Brawls, and the weekly
organ of the tory party (whose leader is probably at
this moment in consultation with the French Em-
peror), that yew conferences will forthwith be opened
at Parte. They do not, however, seem to have received
any original information on the subject, and I believe
that at this moment the fact, though much more
probable than it was, is far from certain. Pot-
ting toge.ber the reports which reach me from
various quarters, I have little doubt that the
matter stands, just now, nearly in this way :
The English cabinet, hard pressed by the extra-
neous influences to which I have more than once
alluded, has, I believe, consented, but with much
proviso and exception," to en'ertain the project of
► new Congress. It shrinks, and perhaps with suffi-
cient reason, from assuming the responsibility of
refu►ing to agree to a Congress, at all events when it
is told that its objection is now reduced to one of
form, and that a►l that England demands in substance
will certainly be obtained. But lam nearly certain
that the preliminary understanding—the mead*
prealabk as it is phrased here—is yet under discussion.
The Russian party holds out that if it be conceded,
that there was no attempt at trickery in the Cosgrove,
and that the Bolgrad which Count Walewskt put his
finger upon on the Russian map was the real Bolgrad,
and not a false one, Russia: may possibly be magnani-
mous enough to snake a further oonoeesion on re-
ceiving an adequate territorial compensation. This
is the point, or at least a point among others, upon
which Lord Palmerston's government has not yet,
I fancy, given any definite answer. And further it
probably remains to be shown more conclusively than
has yet been done, that the parties undertaking to
promise what the vote of the Congress will be—
which promise farms the whole basis of the negotia-
tion—are in a position to gumless: the fulfilment of
their offer.

The telegraphic report of the King of Prussia's
speech is generally criticised as wanting in precision.
The Alamolee, which yesterday so resolutely urged
the King to invade Neufchatel. is evidently diesp
pointed, and expresses a hope that the text, when it
arrives, will prove to be more energetic. It is, in
fact, a probable inference, from the words, "My
desire is to bring about a solution conformable to
the dignity of my crown, by an understanding
with the European powers," that the subsequent
appeal to the energy of the Prussian people
is a mere flesh in the pan. An article in the
Petrie, evidently officially inspired, confirms the
belief that I have already expressed when referring
to °spend Dafour's mission, that the French Emperor
would not countenance the 'newton of Neufchatel.
It would be madness in the King to attempt such an
enterprise if opposed by France and England. The
Swiss would fight valiantly for themselves, and their
struggle would give France an excuse to take the
extremely popular measure of sending an army upon
the Rhine.

The Emperor and Empress went to the ball at the
Opera lilt night, as wee expected. They remained
upwards of two hoar, in their box, bat did not come
down to walk among the crowd.
We read in a Pari•ian correspondence of the Indf
;madams Beg':

The hecatomb of Pfeffer, sacrificed by the //endow of
Friday, OS(AVM sosoy 111001011tSfilli. Others, lint clam
infests, whose patties was grievously threatened.

are void for the moment, -bat will they have
a long replete ? The g 1 opiates is that
this. will be masy more &sages. The severity
of the usenet formula artoompaayieg the dimly.
sale, plead la sea.estivity" le‘tead of the softer
phrase, "celled to °thee fasetkoes," has bow much re.
netted. ekesoag the victims are two frliede of IL de
Messy—H. Begalat, who ia takes dews a peg. and M.
Celsius*, searilleed completely. There are also two friends
of Coast de Paeigay—ll. Berard, sad the Count Da
Hamel. The letter. • sea of a Coesslller of /Sate wider
the rsetcwatise, will, it le tree, la all probability, eater the
limparor's household as shamberlale. The Motoecar it will
be observed, says of him *GS be retiree at his owe muse.
The unpreeedented advaaermant of the Imperial Procurser
of Tsars to the goat of Prefect (vies IL Brus) has
bola mush talked of. It apron that when the
Emperor went to Tonne, during the iaundatien,
be found the Precursor Imperial la • blow end up to his
Imes In water, wattle' at the dyke,, while the Prefect
theeght he could better promote the Interests of the depart•
meat eommitted to his core by lasing orders from his
°shiest. Bach was the mistake of the prefect
which km • been thus severely paaished by special
ceders ef his llajeety. • • • The
dumps which I have *lndy hinted I• the navy are
neat, bet they will not *meal to admirals. It la en.
amsead that forty °Seen 'flower pads. will be put epos
the retired list.

Several metier of usembars of the old &publieu
party have been bold this week to consider t►e
ezpedieeey of attamptlug some argsaisatiou of an
oppesitiou at the forthcomisg pommel simians. The great
&Malty is to Sad candidates who would oesamand the
demaeretie sympathies of the werkisi alums, end who st
the same time would be prepared to take the requisite oath
of 'Wilsons to the Emperor. Among the asses put far-
ina are those of MIL do Malleville, Du/aura, and Nor.
Oar Tomes.

a•TIIIDLT ZYZNING.

Mr. Diemen arrived in Paii; is;;;d;y7l;37t is
*imbed to have an interview with the Emperor.
Thu news, coupled with Count de Peey's meat
visit to Died Derby, must be oons' se of great
importune.
A Paris letter of Nov. $6, is the Worse Goalie,
sap that the Emperor had passed • day at Fontsios.
Meas. "This hunting party," the letter says," was
kept a secret, and the aewspapers were • invited'
to say nothing about it. The 'lmam. also will be
silent."
It is reported that M. Mire's adasios to Spate has
sueonded, sod that in conjunction with English and
other capitalists be has contractrd for • lose, which
will be forthwith converted into Three per ets.

111epereons employed by governmeit to see bow
many people enter the Bonne in a day counted
10,210 yesterday.
The Bishop of Tripoli (the coadjutor of the Arch-
bishop of Paris) received extreme unction today, and
lies in a hopeless state.
The celebrated Rosales general Jomini is danger-
, °ugly ill.
Two Councillors of Stets, MM. Floury and Boole-
tignier, are at this moment at Rome. These gentle-
men were sent there in 1860 for the express purpose
of elferieg advice to the Pope es to the administrative
reorganisation of him states ; and it Is therefore
highly probable that they bays now a similar
imbues.

A letter host Berlin of the 26th ult. says :-1 The
LW saute a brilliest persist to the Quails se bat bite birth.
semely—a seeklace if sit luge lipase', width the late
Prime Waldemar. el Pummels, who begin with the Bailie is
against Basket Shish, beesght from t►e Seat ladies Beth
wpm is sarreeeded wit► twelve .mall diumada The vale*
of the seeklem is sheet 20,000 theism. By desire of the
Prima Boyd et Esilsol, s German thealsied eampasy is
to give performances dabs the winter at her Majesty's
Theatre at Imam, sal ewes a week desert."
A letter troth Vises records the death of the
celebrated ariestalist mad bisieriss Vat Scams Parietal,
wheels suet maned is that eapital es the lard sit

TueCLzlaT Rime= IN Tomero.—The Toronto
City Gesell bays deuralard to apply tbo lam of 14.00 W.
I winch Yu bees received frees the gevseseaut as eapeeeet of
Ile Clergy Reserves Teed, wHie Wary of a peel sad a
'beau el Moser, la cedualoo wllb as lealutrlsl fine, sod
Yaw dee agreed that all tepee free tie wee seem are to
be domed be the Ism °Wee&

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
(sy 11D1DA31113 AND BRIMS TILIORAP

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LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.

Last night at 11 o'clock the Royal Mail steam ship
Canada, Captain W. J. C. Lang, arrived in the river,
with the mails from British North America, eighty-
six passengers, and 320,707 dollars in specie on
freight. She left Boston on the 19th, and Halifax
on the 21st; passed the Royal Mail steam-ship Persia
on the 22nd, in let. 46, lon. 57; the New York, from
Glasgow, on the 12th; Europa, from hence, on the
13th; the Hstatitonia, from Hamburg, on the 15th,
arrived at New York; the Niagara, henceoitHalifax,
on the 19th.

The Adriatic has arrived at Gloucester, Massa
°lamas, .lightly damaged.

The City of Washington, hence, arrived at Phila-
delphia, on the 17th.
Lsdy Byron, widow of the poet, contributed 651.
for the relief of the Kansas sufferer,.

Californian advice, have been receired to Oct. 20,
by the George Law, with above one million and a
halt of dollars. The rainy season had set in, and
the miners are anticipating a rich harvest.
Nicaraguan advice' confirm Walker's victories
over the Costa Ricans, at Massey. and Granada. It
is expected that a peace will be proclaimed. From
Mexico we learn that Comonfort is still popular. The
revolutionists at Ruebla are vanquished. Church
property has progressed daily. Later accounts from
Tampico contradict the report that Candles has gone
over to Vidaurri, and it is expected that the letter
would adv►nce on Matamoras.

Money at New York is less stern; short loans
were done at 7 per cent., and there was some im-
provement in the rate of paper. Stock easier, and
doll.

Exchange on London 1051 to 9}; ditto on Paris
6.171 to 6.20.
Cotton steady, with more activity.
Breadetnife, excepting Indianeore, dull and lower.
Pork lower. Beet firm. Ashes steady.
Freights unaltered.