The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1858.

hers been published. But while I write I learn that
despataup have just reached the government, from
which it appsan that the federal troops have retaken
asi-Oestfle. of Neufchatel, and that Count Pourteles,
the leader of the Warps* is made prisoner. In all
probability, therefore, the movement is extinguished.
The Bourse was calm te-day. fiome speculative
purchases were made in the Rents in the early part
of the day, but they were not very important, and
during the last half hour there was literally no bu-
siness doing. The Rents roes 10e. for cub, and
closed at yesterday's price, 701'r. 800. for account.
The Credit Mobilier and all its satellites were firm,
and opened with a tendency to rise, but the improve-
ment wes not sustained. In the railway market
there wee a gcxl deal of hesitation, but it was very
generally thought that. after a continuing fall, ex-
tsading now from 100 fr. to 160 fr. on the principal
lines, the turning point has been reached t and in this
pususaion a great many orders to boy from the de-
partnering were executed. Most of the lines, how-
ever, dosed heavily. Orlesas fall 15k., and Grand
Central, Lyons, and Western 10fr. each. Mediterra-
nean rose 15fr. foe account, but fell iort. for Oulu
A statement in a Belgian journal, that the treaty
of fusion between the Lynne and Mediterranean
companies had been signed, and that the central
offices of the united company would be in Paris. was
repeated and generally accredited. It was reported
that two employes of the Northern Railway Com-
pany had abecsaded with a sum of 180,000 k.
" The Emperor," says the Courrisr dee Havre, "in-
tends, it is thought, to be in Paris by the 18th inst.,
as several of the ministers now absent on leave have
received notice to return to the capital by the 14th."
A Paris letter, in the Press* .Begs, says :—" The
rumour, that a naval review is .to be held by the
Emperor at Toulon, fn pressace of several foreign
sovereigns, gains credit. It is even said that the re-
view will take place some weeks sooner than was
originally intended, in order to avoid the risk of bad
weather. The Imperial family is afterwards to moms
to Paris for the winter."

"It is in Lonteenpla tion," says the Echo do la
Mom. " to form a amp of 40,000 men at Snippet,
in that department, ca the very site of the ancient
camp of Attila. The proprietors of the land re-
quired for the camp have, it is said, been convoked at
the mairia4in order to come to an understanding es to
the indemnities they are to receive for their crops
now in the ground."

M. de Lcewenfeld, director of a lithographio oor-
respond's°. in German, destined far the German
newspapers, wu yesterday tried by the Tribunal of
Correctional Police, for having published a journal,
id est, the said oorrespondence. treating of political
matters, without having obtained authorisation from
the government, and without being a French citizen
or a naturalised foreigner. The Tribunal declared
the offence proved, and condemned him to a month'.
imprisonment and 3001 r. the. The printer of the
lithographic duet, a M. James, had the same con•
damnation paved on him.
The Perdriz, transport ea vette, arrived the day
before yesterday at Havre, from Iceland, having on
board seven horns belonging to Prince Napoleon and
other person. of the ezpedidoe. The Perdrix has
also on board several boats, atones, and other cr-iosi-
des from Greenland.