The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1856.

loge ; Bor. W. P. Aodence, M.A., Besuansol College
Mr. Joseph Fenwith, 8.A., Cabo Colter ; Roy. Themes
Wiltshire, M.A., Trisity College ; Mr. George W. Athlete,
Corpse Christi Mtge Rev. George Rudy readies, DILL ,
Trinity College; Raw. J. ha Loath, Oaths College Rev
A A. Ithies,ll.A., Corpus Christi College ; Mr. ;lewd
J. Routh, Bt. Peter's College; Rey. John Pall% If A.,
Bressaael College • Mr John Roberto. M.A., Magdalene
C ; Rey. A. Plashthe, ILA , Weft College ; Mr.
Jlllll4 &retell. St. Peter's College; Kr. Austad essith, Bt.
Peter's College; Mr. Hall. Kith's College L Mr. A. Long,
Riag's College ; Rev J. R. Tering, M. Triaity College ;
Mr. Joseph J. Howard, Wait, Had ; Rey. Gimp Atha*.
Emanuel Coil. Re; Rev. John Barr, Binannsel Calleps ;
Rev. Westall, M.A., Qoaeu's College; sad Mr.
George Jesdwine.
An address of esearetaledes ea the onacduelon of peace
was presented to her Mejedg by the lady of Prosbyterion
isisisten in sad about Looks sad Weeheiaster. The ad-
dress was reed by the Rev. lima Kahl% who, whit the
hoe. see. (Rev. Dr Bedlor) heaths hearer of Wake Iwo&
In addit.on to the shoreward aeatleates the
condoled of the Rev. J. J. Taylor, B A.. Bet. ward
d
Togert, at, George Vanes Smith., 8.A., Rev. Hugh Hut-
ton, M.A., Rev. Dr. Cromwell, Rey. Genres Kenriik, Roy.
Healy 801 l , Bee. Thomas L. Idershell,Rer. Walter D.
Jeremy, A , Bev. L.. Lewis, Rey. Woo. Jamie Rev.
Edward Talbot, Rey. W. A. loses, MA., sail the 8.r.: B.
Carpenter.
tee Qeeee returned a (melees waver to the address.
Her Majnty's Guard of tbe Ho.. Corps of Heathens-
et-Anat lined the Throat-room daring the presentation of
the address wader the aosesthad of the liestanant.
Colossi Colitis, sub-clAoir. wee present with the cove.
After the reception of the odd:mess, the Gimes gave
Slithell4llll M ale Marotta de Brea', Sewer sad Director of
the Academy of Pine Arts at Tarts, when UN liartsis
presseasi M tbe Chose the !a of the King of &M& ad
The Mut of Claes/ea, Miwlsr, of State he Foreign
AVM's, puessated the Marquis et the sadistic*, which was
oleo attended by the Marquis d'Arglio, &actinism Minister.
The Barl of Clarendon and Bur Spew bad isthmuses
of her Majesty.

The Queen rods on horseback yesterday monis, with
Prise* Albert, the Priem of Wee the Princess EMI).
and Prises Frederick Willisa of Frei*. The Hoe. Mary
Belies), sad the Equerries fa Waiting attended on
barest**.

ilieennot Baden west yesterday morning to the
Su& of d, sad after having bum imadoeted through
that at hie Royal Highness resettled to the
Leslie Deals, the Thema Taal, tad the priatieg-ode
of the Time newspaper. The Prime Begat wow attended
by the genthatea of his mita and the Hoe. Malian
Oakville West In the efteracm hie Royal Wpm' went
pan Saws of Commese. end miasma daring Me early
of thepeendier.
The Arlen of Cambridge tad the Prisons Mary, ad
Prism Melee of ilehenleas Lagenburg, 'nailed the
Daiwa Kent yesterday et Classes Howse, St Jam's.
Demateltes ler the governors of the plates ow the West
Cast rof Lines were seat lees evening from the Coloaial-
Ofilstk

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

ITALY.

The Ria►yinwato of Turin says:—" Italy is agi-
tating ; from Etna to Ticino all is in a state at ebal-
litloa."

RUSSIA AND CHINA.

We reed in the Brussels Independesses, "Russia,
taking into consideration the daily increasing im-
portance of its relations with Chine, has determined—
the court of Pekin having given its consent—to ap-
point a chargé d'affaires at the government of the
Celestial Empire, in the place of a simple consul at
Canton. Baran Solvinshi, a celebrated Chinese
scholar, has been chosen foe this post. He will reside
one part of the year at Macao, and the other ►t
Canton. Three new consuls have also been ap-
pointed ; these are placed at his disposal, and their
residence will be fixed according to the exigencies of
the merria."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom ova ovx 0011BSPOWD1011.)
PARIS, TZORIDAT Evixuro.
_

The Emperor arrived in Paris at seven o'clock
this morning, and proceeded at ones to the Palace of
Bt. Cloud. Within an ►oar after his arrival hie
Majesty ordered that an application should imme•
diately be made to the Corps Legislatif fora further
grant of 10,000,000 fr., in aid of the victims of tcs
inundations.

A Council of Minister, at which the Emperor
presided, assembled at one o'clock.

The Minister of Public Works is about to leave
Paris for the valley of the Loire, to superintend the
engineering works in progress, with the view of
mitigating so far as possible the disestrons roue-
qualms of the inanda•,ioos. He will at the same
time consider what means can be taken to protect
the low °pantries from inundations on Mare wagons
when the river may be swollen.

. -
Letters from Orleans of this day's data report
numerous diameters in the town. Thirty-seven houses
have fallen, and many others an in a dangerous
Kate. Several lives have been lost. The news from
Tours and dmboise is still more appalling. The
city of Tones is almost all under water. Boats ply
regularly in the High-street. The inmates of the
Hotel de l'Uaivirn wen let down into boats from the
upper windows, by sheets tied together. The dim
of the Jeanie, del' bodes et Lowe is inundated, and
the paper he. not appeared. The railway is oons.
pistol), destroyed. The devastation is equally great
at Ambroise.

The only oommunieation now open between Mar.
seilles and Avignon is by the rotuadabout way of
Nimes. Travellers lam the railway at Names
and go to Avignon in earflaps.

It le with apainful sense of present calamity that
I add to the above iatelligenos that the hopes of
settled tine weather which were entertained yester-
day and the day before, have proved delusive. It has
been raining hard in Paris for the last eighteen
hours, and the clouds are still black and threatening.
There has been a perfect panic at the Bourse. Up
to half-past one o'clock all descriptions of securities
were literally unsaleable, except at enormous mod-
Sess. A feeble rally then occurred, but it wee of
short duration. end business closed with a most
sombre aspect. The Rents fell 70e. for cash, and
lfr. 350. for amount. closing at 73fr. and 73fr. 80c.
Credit Mobilier Mil 93tr. for ash, and 140 fr. (!) kg
account. In railways the fall exceeded anything
that hes been seen for years. Orleans fell 881 r.;
Lyons, 70fr.; Mediterranean, 1301 r. ; sad most of
the other lines from 30fr. to 401 r. Austrians fell
+Mfr. 60c., and Victor Emmanuel, 20fr. The bad
weather was the only oases assigned for the extreme
depression.
General Sir William Williams, of Kan, with his
aides-de-camp, Captain C. C. Teesdale and Captain
linty A. Charehill, arrived this morning at the
Hotel Menrioe.

Prince Oscar appears to have been placed In soave
danger at Cherbourg by an accident to his carriage. He
had visited, on board the Bich% the breakwater, when,
having landed, he got into an open carriage with his
aide-de-cainp to proceed to the hotel of the maritime
prefect. The coachman, being dazzled by the sun,
which was shining full on his face, did not perceive
a kerb-stone at the side of the way, and the wheal of
the carriage came against it with violence. The
11 coachman was thrown from the box and much
bruised, and the hones, left thus without control,
dashed off at a fearful pace. The prices and his
companion getting alarmed, jumped out of the vehi-
cle. Both fell, but the prince received only a few
bruises, whilst the aidc-de-camp had his shoulder
dislocated. A. to the carriage, it wee whirled along
by the horses at fell speed, and was at last dashed to
pieces against some stow work.

The Moniteur of 'yesterday records the further
progreesof the Emperor of the French through the
districts which hare been lately inundated, end says:

The Emperor's viett to the sulkier, by the inuodaticow of
the Rhone has 1 radiated oa the ishattitaate of these devas-
tated districts en impteeslo• that caastot be described. The
Emperor hr appeared to them like a seined Providence.
Elie proper take. pleat amidst tears of gratitude and
publie bleselop. The low, and metal► devotion between •
people and their sovereign were never displayed ia to sigaal
• m•aaer.

no Emperor poised the night at Arles, and left this
amiss (Jose ♦), at 8, on his return to Lyons, tbroash
Avignon, lieutenant, and Valenta. Everywhere, on his
puns*, as sestet& Inhabitants hod ►arried forth to meet
his Equity, sad again mato his with reputed cries of
"Long Iles the Emperor!" "Loos live the Empress!"
" Loos live the Imperial Prate l" "Loss live the friend
and benefactor of the people !"

The Emperor arrived at Lyoas this amiss at dee
o'clock. Hi re his Majesty passed la nview the troop•
anitrablei coder the cosucsod of the Marshal de Castel-
laze. Daring the review, the aeclametiaaa of the soldien
aad iababitaats wars swan heard with fresh adhesion.

At eight o'eleek the Rower left Lyrae ea his ratan to
Paris.

Her Majesty the Empire has sabseribed is favour of the
suffirers by the goods, the ma of 20.000 fr. is her owe
name, and of 10,000 It. i• the woe of the laparial Priam.
Their Eatelloecies the Molders of . Beate end of the
Emperor's Hestehold, of ileatios, of Fareiga Affairs, of the
Interior, of Plasmas, of War. el the Navy sad Coioales, of
Plank Instruction and Wcitships, of Agriculture. Trade
aid Public Works, sad the President of the Council of
State, bays each subscribed 1,000 Irsacs.

The goveruseet has decided on creating a osatral sew
mine* of thaws; for the purpose et giving one sole uml
uniform direction to the prodnee yielded by the 'subtle sb
ea piths, both in Paris tad the departments, I. behalf of
these mho have saffind fins the remit inundations.

A sabeeriptles Wt Is opeaed by the lo (Wetly, Carps la
behalf of the seterete by the t oie. The Coast de Many,
the Proddsat, Is a seatribah r of 5,030 f.

M. Bekaniee, whose pardon by the Emperor of
Serb' hos ben sweated b telegraph, is a Remise gab-
jest, who took se reties part is the molotiowy disturb-
Woe el Prague. la 1848, wad who eireaaaadad at the la-
earreetlea at Dryades le 1849. For dune offenses be bad
1 bees wet ft Blberi► It le itadenteed that he le Indebted
11 for hie pardon to the latereet seed with the lower Mother
p Sword Mouravlog who to a Nimbi otßakealso.
LiestAinerel Biz Colin Campbell arrived at
Malts es the 14th alt. as beard the Emperor steamer free
the clime.