The Express.
London, England, 1853-07-20 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TVZIDAT EVZNIXO.
At the Bonne to-day the speculators who had
hou4ht at the highest prices of yea'serday began to
kr; some uncasiuess at finding that all the reports
d the acceptance by the Emperor of Russia of
.loglo.French propositions redaced them-
when sifted to hopes and expectations.
The rents opened somewhat feebly and fell to
Isola, but the retrograde movement soon stopped
soder the influence of telegraphic news of an im-
rovement in Cunaols. The Threes reached 78.50,
but at half-past 2 o'clock it was rumoured that a des-
tch from Vienna stated that the Sultan had de-
ramified as soon as the Ramadam was over to
„model his cabinet and farm a ministry disposed for
immediate war. This produced a sudden fall to
7.06, and the rente only recovered to 73.10 for the
c:ng'•
rave beard a report that at all events Russia will
rot evacuate the Principalities till the spring, upon
the pretext that the army being now in winter quar-
ters cannot be disturbed.
lir, yeas, one of the ex-representatives banished
iv 1.:)2, has been permitted to return to France. He
suited at Avignon on Thursday from Belgium.
The Ginette Jr Lau:mei/or has received a second
warning for having. its the form of an article ad-
dressed to" Monseigneur le Comte de Chambord,"
published a manifesto professing to declare, in the
harm of a collective number of individuals, that they
look to the Count de Chambord as the Saviour of
Fence. A passage from the article cited in the
warning is as follows:
flea ks iw that you have here true and trusty friends.
Too know that all their thoughts are at this moment turned
toward. you, as we know that yours are towards them.
Toenail Nand else we understand you, and here, es in
mile. the SAM cry escapes front every bosom, " May God
lan Irmee.
We read in the B.'staaphore of Marseilles of the
16th:
Tilers was much talk yesterday about a private telegra-
phic despatch received frmi Genoa by one of our principal
communal houses announcing that the King of Naples had
pe.hibited the ezportation of corn from his doninions. This
sews was said to have been brought to Genoa by a
pick,t coming directly from Nap!ce. We look with im-
patience for tee arrival of a packet in our port with details
de:erasure the gravity of which it is impossible to over-
estimate. This intelligence has produced considerable sen-
sation in the mum market, and has given rise to numerous
fruition,.
I regret to say that the latest accounts of the
crops aro far from encouraging. In the Beauce the
wheat is generally laid and grown. From Normandy
and l'oitou the reports of practical men aro also bad.
The stock of corn in hand at the belle is exceedingly
small.
M. Francis Arago, whose death has been more than
once reported, is dangerously ill at Persignan, where
be went from the baths of the Pyrenees. His inten-
tion was toeome on to Paris, but he found it impos-
sible to continue his journey. His son, M. Alfred
Arago, the inspector of the Beaux Arts, has gone to
Persignan.
A telegraphic despatch has been received announc-
ing the departure of the Emperor of Russia from St.
Petersburg on the 11th for IVarsaw, where he was
expected to arrive on the 15th inst.
The market for government securities has been
dull to-day, only a small amount of business having
been transacted at generally reduced quotations ; the
market was, however, more firm at the termination,
when the quotations indicated a fall of 10c. in the
Three per Cents., both for money and the end of the
month, and of 20c. in the Four-and•a-Half per Cents.
for the account, whilst the Four-and-a-Half per
Cents. for cash remained unchanged. An advance
of 33f. took place in Bank of France shares. The
cencludiwz quotations were :—For cash : Three per
Cents., 781. 20c.; Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
102 f. 60c. For the accunt : Three per Centb., 78.44 ;
Four-and-a-Half ditto, 102.30. Bank Stock, 2,703 f.
Northern, 873 f. Sec. ; Paris and Orleans, 1,133 f.;
Paris and Strubourg, 927 f. 50c. ; Paris and
Lyons, 926 f.