The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-03 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(11011 001 overt

PARIS. TUMMY BVIININO.

Oa Saturday (August 30), the Emperor and
Renprem embarked at Biarritz in the Pelican steamer,
to make an excursion along the coast. A famous
pilot, of Soon, named Pierre °untie, who knows
every reek and every sandbank for miles around,
acelompanied them, and they, no doubt, returned safe
at six in the seeming, although the news of their,
snivel has not yet come to bend.
The Priam Nopoleon, in consequence of bad
weather, has given up the idea of continuing his
northern voyage se for as the North Cape. The
Reines Hortense and the Cosyte arrived at Christi-
ania, in Norway, oe August 21. The prince will
probably go to Stockholm, and will return to Frans
before long.
The Minister of the Interior hes sent a circular,
dated August 28, to all the prefects, desiring them
to interdict the journals in the most absolute man-
ner, from continuum to treat of the controversy
about the colour of their dig, which has been for
some time going on between the fusionist,.
A correspondent of the hedipesdancs Belo gives
the following confident contradiction to • piece of
news which has been currently accepted u true:
I have often spokes of the probabilities of Mardis! Po-
lluter being appointed VI the supreme command in Algeria.
It seemed impossible to fetus* this post to the waist and
frequeally expressed wishes of the late Coansaauder-in-Chief
of the army of the Crimea. I learn, however, very just
lively to-say that the aloha tiro will be maintained. The
Emperor is said to have expressed himself in the most
fluterieg terms mud's, the marshal, but has given it to be
asdentood that the title of Duke of Malakoff sad the pen
sioa of 100,000 fruits were intended by his Majesty to be in
full of all Maims for reward. The Emperor, moreover, has
a due souse of the value of kterehal Randsn's services, being
well wend that ke has sot to apprehend from him :fat
attitede of sereausal resistant* which It semi Marshal
Pelletier assumed in the East vase his instructions, no
matter from bow high a quarter they emanated, did not
square with hie ova views.

On the other hand, the Zak:fetes, not con-
firming so much of the shove as infers Marshal
PeHealer to be out of favour, says that his
nomination to Algeria is adjourned," the Duke of
Malakoff'. sword being kept in reserve foe eventu-
alities impossible as yet to be very clearly foreseen."
There is a portentous tons in these words, but I think
they may, without much risk, be taken more literally
than the writer probably intended. The new dake's
sword is, I suspect, simply in disporsibiliff, and the
Zeksjette not only does not "clearly foresee" what
it is reserved for, but has no grounds for supposing it
to be reserved for any special object whatever. This
much I say, without meaning to imply that the
French government may not have military projects
is peel* ; but I am persuaded that this particular sop
potion rests upon mere surmise.

At the Bourse today there has been my salmi-
durable fluctuation, owing to the facility with which
Ithe settlement was effected yesterday, and the unti-
-1 really low rate of reports. The Rent* opened with
some animation. It was first quoted (foe account) at
171 fr. 200., and rose to 711 r. 260., which was a rise of
200. on yesterday. Rot ultimately, owing to heavy
sales in railways, and a rise in reports, it dropped
down to 701 r. 900, closing with a fall of 16c. For
sash there was a rise of 20c. Credit Mobilise wee
again in great demand at the opening. It was re-
ported that the moiety had obtained a lease of the
Honduras mines, and also as exclusive privilege for
the exportation of skins from Russia. The rise,
however, to 1,660 fr. was not maintained, and it
closed at 1,636 fr., with a fall of 121 r. 60c. Railways
were almost all lower. Lyons fell 261 r.; Mediterra-
nean, Illfr.; and Northern, 10fr.

It was annonued that the fusion between the
Victor Emmanuel end Noun railways had been
signed.
Tee Right Reverend Archbishop Cullen, (Galling
himself Archbishop of Dublin) in forwsrdiog to the
Univers a list of subscriptions for the inundated,
amounting to 1,800 fr., has taken the opportunity of
adding his name to those of the twelve or fourteen
members of the Punch episoopacy who have given
in their adhesion to the nltramontene and ultra.
intolerant politics of that journal.
The Liserenant-Oeverner of Geernsoy ban jut
reenitte4 tel• the Prefect of the Seine 10.607 k., sub-
scribed in the Wands of Guernsey and Sark for the
benefit of the sufferers by the inundations.
A company of the Anglo Swiss Legion, under the
aemtpaad o(a *plain and two limitation% left Pule
the morning before lest by railway for Strasburg.
They will be disbanded at btruburg, receive 600 k.,
and seat to their homes via B►la, The detachment
was accompanied by a captain in the English army.