The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, MONDAY EVINMO.

The false rumour that General Forey sailed from
Cherbourg on June 28, on board the Forfeit, is
attributable to the fact that an officer of his staff,
Major d'Ornant, really went out in that vessel.
The Patric reports that he has a mission to inform
General de Lorenoez of all that bas been decided in
Paris on the subject of reinforcements. The
Patric, confirming the substance of the news I sent
yestenlay, says that a small corps will leave Algiers
for Mexico about the sth July, and will proceed
directly to Guadeloupe, there to take up its quar-
ters in the Jacob Camp, a " most healthy plateau,"
where it will pass the months of July and August.
[lt is observable that every authorised paragraph
relating to Mexico, published in Paris, betrays the
utmost anxiety to counteract the impression
in the army that the outgoing troops are
condemned to be decimated by yellow fever.] If,
"contrary to all expectation," General de Lorencez
shall tell Major d'Ornant that be stands in need of
immediate reinforcements, he will eend orders to
Guadeloupe that the men to be stationedithere shall
join him at Orizaba. It remains arranged that the
bulk of the forces destined for Mexico will only
arrive there at the end of September or beginning
of October.

A letter from Qberbourg, of the day before yes-
terday, June 28, says that the maritime prefecture
has received orders to suspend the armaments for
Mexico.

The 62nd Regiment, which arrived at Toulon on
June 27 from Rome, under the impression that it
was to embark immediately for Mexico, found
counter orders, and is now on the march for
Lyons.
The Bourse was very heavy at the close. Rente
fell 20c. for cash and 25c. for account, closing at
68fr. 20c. and 681 r. 15c. Mobilier fell sfr., and
the Italian Loan sc. The Lyons Railway fell
6fr. 25c. ; Orleans, 3fr. 754. ; and the other lines
about Ur. 25c. Caine Mirbs fell 7fr. 50c., closing
at 50fr.

The Prase asks whether a line in the Monitewr's
bulletin on the subject of Beryls may not be of
transceudant importance I The Moniteur says :
"The only mission of the Ottoman commissioner

sent from Constantinople to Belgrade waa to stay
hostilities, and make inquiries on the spot, the
question of the relations between Turkey and
Servia having to be decided elsewhere." Thequery
of the Prase is whether these latter words mean
that diplomacy is about to occupy itself with the
question, and consider the opposing interests of
France and Russia on the one part, and England,
Austria, and Turkey on the other part.
Marshal Magnan has met with a severe accident,
having fallen down in a bath room and broken
one of his ribs ; he is reported to be out of danger.
M. Gerome, the painter,with four brother artists,
two of whom are his pupils, has met with a sad
mishap in Syria. The party was set upon by a
horde of marauders and dreadfully ill-used. It is
reported that one of them, a young man of family
and fortune, has died from the injuries received.
The French government has applied for satisfaction,
but the Pacha excuses himself on the ground that
he cannot be responsible for individual crimes.