The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-02 00:00:00

&XPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, EVZJRNG.

The Emperor is coming to Paris sooner than he
had intended—no doubt on account of the serious
aspect of affairs. The orders for his reception at
Toulon on the 10th are oountermanded, and he is
looked for on the 7th at Paris.

The papers are ordered to say there is no
truth in the report that General Bourbaki is
going out to Mexico at the head of a corps of
10,000. This contradiction does not exactly meet
the rumour which was in circulation, %is., that
0,000 men were to be sent to reinforce the
Mexican army. It is quite oertaia that many
move than that number are wanted if France means
to keep Maximilian on his throne. Even the
Courrier des Etats Geis, which is almost as much
a French journal as if it ware published in Paris,
admits that 40,000 men, instead of 15,000, would
be required to put down the " Juarist bands."
The Bourse opened with heaviness, but the
lowering of the discount both in London and Paris
restored quotations to nearly the figures of yestu-
I day'

The Bank of France return for the week ending
to-day shows the following changes as compared
with the previous account :—lncresse :--Cash in
hand, 4 3-sths millions ; notes, 6 3-sthe millions;
Treasury balance, 2-3rds million ; current account,
12 3-stlis millions. Decrease :--Commercial bills,
1 million. The advances are stationary.
The Daily News is seized.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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" The Princess Dagmar," says the inapendance,
" who, with her mother, visited the young Grand Duke of
Rorie et Noe, has just received the Order of St. Anne of
Ramis, with a yearly dotetioa of 40,000 roubles. The
primers is expected to visit the eeart of St. Petersburg
during the summer."

The following is told by the Paris correspondent
of the :-" The day after Prince Napoleon returned
to Paris from Conies he received a letter from she Minister
of the Interior to say that the Empress wished to see him.
The prince, who knew very well what it was ail about,
renekired to put the bat face he mild on the matter. He
intend the Empress's apartment in a corelem, joyous sort
of wanner. ' Fair Gouda, he said. ' the Minister of the
laterior has asked for my head, end I now bring it to you I,
• Sir,' replied the Empress, with is much otateliores and
gravity sa she (*old muster up, • The Minister has convey ed
my orders to you. and I am Dow awaiting those of the
Emperor; I wish you a go, 1 rsorelog.' Bhe then left the
room. Prince Napoleon went home to the paha, Royal,
and is now at Meade°, awaiting the Emperor's orders."
REDHILL PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETT.—A quar-
terly general court of the members of this corporation was
held yesterday at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. Marisa White
in the chair. It appeared by the eaeocial statement that
the receipts for the quarter were 2,8381. Bs. 7d., while the
expenditure for the same period amounted to 1.3211.
15e. 4d. The chaplain's report stated that 17 boy. bad
been admitted to the reformatory within the part three
mouths, and that 22 be i heirs discharged, six of whom
emigrated to Canada; the member remaining io the feel-
tattoo co the 31st of May was 239. A vote of thanice eras
peed to Mr. Moroi, auditor, and Mr. Gladstone, trea-
enrw, for Mork iederatiphie swim in aid el the charity.