The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-19 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIe. PIIIDAY ZTANDIO.

The Pairie says that Coont Cavour left Paris yer
terday for England, hat I have sone doubt of the
truth of the ammo. -Anent.

OA Wednesday emoting, lain the caving of the
Congress, all the plenipotentlariee,on striving at their
t.mproy homcs, found an official note informing
them that the Emi ror had pr -sated each of them
with a copy of the great wink, " locsographie
Creoles et Romaine," ri a sosivatir of their sojtmus

Baron de Manteoffel has received the Grand Cordon
of the logion of Honour. All the other Brit plea-
' 3tentiaries having the Grand Co don already, hare
reteived some @Feria' mark of the Emproe's con-
sideration of soother Fod. Thug, a rieh Sevres du-
cat service has been slot to Conta 800 l by WI
Majesty, end a mnsifirent Berns china cop to Aril
Yacht.

At the Bourse the Rents opened with considerable
animation, and after some fluctuations closed with a
rise of 230. for cash, and 100. for aoooant, at
74fr. 26e. and 74fr. 60c. Bank of Franco roes 200 fr.
The shine of this establishment ars in very few
hands, and a slight business maces to make a great
change in quotations. They are very often not
quoted at all. Credit Mobilier fell 16fr. Large sales
t) realise profits were made in railways, and conse-
quently most of the principal lines were lower-
Orleans fell 30fr., Lyons 22 fr., and Mediterranean 10b.
The Austrian lines roes 6fr., bat Victor Bminannel
fell sfr.

There have been several polities! arrests in Paris
within the last two or three days. M. Roes, a bar-
lister, who was secretary to M. Cneesioas, I. the
time of the provisional government, has bees ar-
rested. It is reported that arrests have been made
h the Roe Orenatat (quarter of the Rae fit. Denis).
The Duke de Doadeseville, the somewhat mesa
trio representative of the great name of Laroshefoe-
esuld, has pebliahed a met of politiesl manihste, in
which he pronounces strongly against the fusion,
reviles i• no mersured tenets the monarchy of 1830,
leads vary crnsiderably the pretest Emperor, and,
while • laughing at the idea" that he has become a
Boaapartist, proclaims as Me rallying cry," Lied-
marry or the present regime.'
There has been a great dearth of Bain& news-
papers this week, owing to the eastiased rough
weather, which has delayed the mails. To-day four
deliveries were made at once, the morning and even-
ing pagers of the 16th and 17th coming all together.
The habitues of the reading rooms, who make it a
del to spell all the papers from beginning to sad,
were in danger of a whit, but they have been hap-
pily relieved to a great extent by the timely inter-
nation of the polies authorities. The Daily Ni...,
13as, Maxim Adrevhser, and Norway Chronicle
of the 16th are all seised.

The Revue de Paris, which bee only Willy lor WINO
a iodidesl publication, has received two warnings,
which sre sadmet3od to be but preliminaries to its
soppremho.

The /12mgratioe, jest oat, contains a photographic
portrait of the nuptial Prince in his cradle.
The Emperor aod Empress will certainly go to
In. Cloud before the end of the month.
lam told, oo good authority, that Prince Stoordia
will be the new limpodar of Moldavia, in the room
of Mike resigned. Prince Btirbey will continue to
hold the hospoderiat of Wallachia.
All the performers in the new ballot of the " Cor-
sans are going to Loodoo, with the szorptioa of
Madero, Cocchi, who remains behind, en accent, as
I hear it said, of some jealousy between her rad the
g►aode dosiseese RosatL