The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-13 00:00:00

OOMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCL

NEW YORK, Jinx 1, Emnso.

Mosey easy. Gold, 141. Erehanp as Lanka, 152 i ;
ditto oo Mr* &inj. Stocks very firm. New Yolk COG*
trol, 90 ; Illinois. 129 ; Erie, 81; 5.20 Bouds, 104. Oates
doll ; mfildlieg Upload, 44. Floor and wheat dull. Bread-
stuff% dint Cora, Navy. Provision, steady. Coffee,
dull. Bsgsz, good inquiry ; was. Moody. Petroleum,
dull ; refined, M.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(Bolt OUR OWN COMISPONDINT.)
PARIS, WNDIWIDAY Rymer°.
The great news of a coming congress, propagated
by the London paper,called by the Gazette de France
the Palma Hall Gazette, is thus disposed of, after
due inquiry, by the semi-official Pays :
We did well yesterday to repeat with extreme reserve tho
news that Frame bad resumed negotiations with a view to
the convocation of a congress of European Powen. Ws
have now the certainty that this statement has no founda-
tion. Them is absolutely no fact which could so multi as
have served sa pretext for the false rumour. The 'dem.
Wrong statement is utterly untrue.
It were useless to slay the slain, and I therefore
give no further quotations from the French jour-
nals, which have all something to say upon the
vigorous but short-flighted canard, whose move-
ments were simultaneously telegraphed here yes-
terday from London, Brussels, and Cologne.
A second council on Algerian affairs was held
yesterday, and it is confirmed that they were the
cause of the postponement of the Emperor's de-
parture from Paris. He is now expected to leave
ou Saturday. Hie stay at Plombihres will be about
three weeks. The France says the Emperor will
not, on account of his vacation arrangements, be
in Paris for the Rites of August 15. According to
the announced programme, however, there is no
reason why he should not be.
Marshal Mildahon has been summoned to Anton
to see his brother, Count Joseph M`Mahon, who is
dangerously ill.
Prinoe Napoleon, coasting in his yacht from
Havre, landed at Fecamp yesterday, where he re-
ceived an ovation from some Paris journalists who
were there on a holiday excursion to "assist" at
the opening of the casino built on the site of the
one burnt down a few years ago.
The President of the Chamber of Commerce of
Havre has received a letter from M. Behic, Minis-
ter of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works,
relative to a society of swindlers at Leghorn,
known as the bande noire, who get goods from
French exporters by sending orders in the names of
houses of well-known respectability, and having
the merchandise addressed to an offioe in which the
swindlers have set up a temporary firm tinder
names which, though real—for namesakes abound in
Italy—do not represent the persons whom the oon-
signees suppose they are dealing with. K Behic
recommends French merchants to make inquiries
of the French consul at Leghorn before parting
Fres ne Wasratiarrea.—An extensive fire, in-
volving oonsiderable destruction of property, broke out hot with their property.
The stone-cutters of Paris have addressed to
evening, about half-past aim o'clock. in the range of ware-
homes belonging to Meseta. Rawley and Grime, baron their employers a demand to obtain the abolition of
curers, obsess factors, and provision dealers, situate is task-work, and the fixed price of 6fr. 50e. (inolud-
Wood-street, Milbank-street, Westminster. The fire was
discovered by the private watchman, who at once gave the ins the costs of tools) for a day's work of ten hours.
alarm. Owing, however, to the old and dry nature of Also that all supplementary hours should be paid
the buildings, and their inflammable coatinits, the are
burnt with such rapidity that before. the maims, several of double. Should theme requiremen ta be not com-
which were speedily upon the spot, could us broogbt into plied with the men have intimated their intention
*lay, the premises of Messrs. Rawley and 00. were OS fire to strike in a few days.
from top to bottom. The chief efforts of the firemen were
therefore directed to the saving of the adjoining premiere. It is currently reported among the Americans in
times oa the east side bang the brewery tap, kept Paris that Mr. Bustles, who came here in the ohs-
by Mr. Mathews, and times cm the west side
sent
being io the occupation of Mr. Fowler. waggon maker. matey Of Private secretary t° has
About 10 o'rdoek the walls of Mums Rawley's warehouses in his submission to President Johnson.
fell in with a (inattention' Grub. sad the fall tenteritil7 *Oa Baron Ricaaoli's only child, a daughter married
the efforts of the firemen in ersefining the flames to the cousin bearing ilk, same name, has jolt died of
premises where they first broke mt. The premises "s" "
Messrs. Mathews and Fowler, as well as the barb pors puerperal fever.
et several booms in Milbask-strest sad Greet College-. At the Bourse the Bente closed without changes
street were much demean& Mare 11 o'clock the fire wee but Mobiliar fell 10fr. Mexican rose }, closing at
well
.ander, but not before Masers. R.awley's ware-
Mfr. 450. There was more business done than
wine their conteets, were entirely destroyed. The .
fags upon'',. have b.= ,isimd by the ....hiatus of tor NOON time pig, but the market was heavy at
ems if the Hose of the Imam said is the bedbug. the does.

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