The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-24 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The Bourse Gazette of Berlin saya,:—" We have
already stated that government has the intention of
making conceesions to neighbouring countries with
a view of facilitating commercial relatioas. We learn
that a commission of Polish and Rarien unloving and
financial authoritits will assemble at Warsaw tenon.'
eider the projects which are to be submitted to it. It
appears that Prince Glortchakoff obtained some infor-
mation during his last stay in Berlin concerning the
difficulties which obstruct the commerce of Prussia
with Russia, and that the Russian ambassador is now
authorised to inquire further into the subject."
A letter from Frankfort in the Poet Ampt Gazette
says:—"ln the sitting of the Diet, on the 19th, the
President communicated a note from the Russian
chargé d'affaires, in which the cabinet of St. Peters.
burg recommends the German Confederation to
accede to the declaration of the congress of Paris
relating to the right of neutrals."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(MON OT7I OWN

PARIS. IIONDAT Z 11341110.

There is a very serious opposition in the Corps
Legislatif to the bill for striking out the word pro.
hibition from the French tariff. It was ascertained
by the government that a majority was prepared to
vote against the bill. For a moment the idea was
entertained of submittiog to a defeat, and repro.
✓enting the Emperor in the eyes of the country
u at oeos the champion of free trade and
the actrupulone observer of the constitutional
rights of the Corps Legislatif. It is hoped, however,
that a compromise has been effected. The bill will
be pressed forward, bat duties higher than those at
first contemplated, and amounting to a prohibition,
will be imposed upon many articles.
Telegraphic despatches received by government to-
day report that the Garonne and Loire are rising
feet.

The bill settling 200,000 fr. Rents upon each of the
three daughters of Louis Philippe or their descendants,
wee presentid to the Corps Leg%latif to-day. The
expose des csoisyli seta forth as the reason for the
measure the conditions of the marriage contracts
twsen Louis Philippe sod his sonnin-law. There
are, I believe, a great many lawsuits pending, which
would have caused tbe government great annoyance
by continually bringing the confiscation guano° on
the tapir. It has therefore been thought prudent to
make the state pay a good round sum to make
things pleasant.

The following carious paragraph appears in the
Manileur de la ate eta.:

Two mayors of the Ctrs d'Or hail gave tert9foida de
complaisance (official letters of recommendation) to ea In.
disidesl who had jest been sestencsd to six months' im-
prisostesnt, and a Ise of SOCIfr., ai the anther of a placard
imitating an appeal to rev tit and threats of death ti the I
Emperor, to print•, and to sobles. Them fenotionarim
having sekeow!odged the gravity of their fault, and pro.
tested them rent good faith, the piofeet has been indel-
gest, sad has only suspended them for fifteen days.
The unseurocable weather and the rise in the
WO markets exercised an unfavourable inilaence on
'the Boars, today. The Rents opened at 20c. or 30c.
lowergban Saturday's closing prices, but it being
fond that there wen a good =ay orders to buy
for cash, a slight rally took place, and the latest
quotations were 70fr. 80c. ant` 70sr. 85c., being a
rise of 160. for cash and a fall of da foe time. In
railways there was scarcely a variation of Mr. in
any instance. Credit Mobilise remained nearly eta-
Sonny.
At the Halls. to-day there was again a consider-
able ries in flour. The marks, which on Saturday
were quoted 101 to 106, were done at 107, and left off
at 106.
Yesterday the Emperor conducted the Prince
Regent of Haden to Versailles, to show him Trianon
I seed Grades Enz. In the afternoon his Majesty,
accompanied by the Prince, reviewed a division of
cavalry, drawn up in the Avenue de Paris. Lord
Rekeby was present at this review.