The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-08 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARA TIMIDLY EVINDIG.
I thought it unlikely that the Emperor would
return from the Princess Baciooohi's model

farm so soon as to-day ;it is now an-
nounced that he is expected at St. Cloud on
Wednesday evening. Whenever he may
come back a ministerial council will be held
almost immediately at which the question said to
be pending between M. Fould and economy, and
M. Hausmann and extravagance, will probably
be settled. There are ugly rumours that when his
Majesty left the balance inclined towards M.
Hausmann and his two milliards loan, but I
incline to think the state of the revenue will
ultimately cause the wiser plan to be adopted.
The 12th remains the day fixed for the departure
of the Court for Compihgne, and the return to Paris
will probably take place from the 15th to the 20th
of December. It is believed that a privy council
will be held before the Emperor leaves St. Cloud
to consider the important budgetary questions now
en shit lapis.
It is said that the Emperor has offered Fontaine-
bleau to the Duke de Monchy and the Princes
Anna Murat for their honeymoon. The princess
is to retain her rank at Court as a member ofihe
' imperial family ; and a newspaper paragraph, which
I think requires confirmation, says that her hus-
band will be " raised to the same rank."
M. de Bismarck, whose arrival at Berlin is
announced by telegraph, passed Sunday at Baron
James de Rothschild's country place at Ferrieree,
whirs he was out shooting all day, and dined in
,the
evening.
It is reported that the Duke of Augusteuburg, in
llorder to prevent his expulsion from Sleewig-
Holstein, has bought a house at Kiel, and thereby
acquired the rights of citizenship ; the reason
alleged infers a delicate compliment to M. de Bis-
marck, who does not enjoy credit for a scrupulous
regard to legality.
The French government has given a valuable
advertisement to the new ultammontanist organ
I—the Cathatepte—of Brussels ; all the papers an-
nounce that the first number was seized in France.
Old London playgoers will afford the tribute of
a sigh to Jenny Vertprd, who, a quarter of a cen-
tury ago, was the star of the French plays at the
Olympic, and made a great hit in the Chatte Meta-
morphosis en Felltl7l4 Her existence had long been
forgotten except by her personal friends. She died
at raw on Sunday last; her married name was
Madame Carmouche.
At the Bourse the Rents after rising to 68fr. 40c.,
closed heavily at yesterday's quotation, 68fr. 26c.
Mobilise and Comptoir d'Esoompte also closed
without change. Italian stock was greatly offered
and dragged down other securities. Mexican rose I.

THB SHENANDOAH.

LIVERPOOL, ThmAT..

The Shenandoah still retains her anchorage in
proximity to the Dana, sad a company of MANS are in
possession of the late cruiser. We yesterday stated that
Captain Waddell and some ether of the oaten left fleshly
after the formal surrender, and landed at Liverpool, where
they separated. To-day, however, we learn that Captain
Waddell, after pledging Ms word of honour to Commander
Fisher, R.N., of her Mejesty's ship Eagle, went ashore, and
communicated with • " Southeru house," after which, ac-
cording to promise, he rejoined his ship. In the mean.
time, however three of the mew left the ship and escaped
to the Cheshire side of the Mersey. It te believed
that the crew of the Shenandoah have for some time
been short of provisions. A boat load of fresh beef, vege-
tables, potatoes, ha, sent off by some charitable Southwest,
was refused permission to go alongside the Shenandoah, the
°Moors in charge stating that • proper supply of fresh rations
would be served out to the men by the Donegal. On board
the Shenandoah there are about 36 chronometers, together
with a number of sextants, cabin furniture, furs, and other
articles of value, which are supposed to be part cf the pro-
ceeds of Waddell's late raids amongst the whalers of the
Antic Nth In her bold there reclaim (in
fact all snide@ are under seal until instructions
are received from government), a large quantity
ef ammunitloa, together with ix shunt gnus, and
a large swivel gun. It is sot at all impossible that within
a few days the Mersey may be visited by the Semansento or
other vessels of the United States navy, under the orth.
mend of Admiral Goldsworthy, whom squadron was led
heard of at Tonle and Brest The vessel is now in
of Lieuteaant Cheek, of her Majesty gunboat Goskschacrrr
whom Captain Paystor has *rod on board with secret is-
'tracheas There are • guard of manna, a number of
seamen from the Donegal, and a body of Customs aliens
also in poseession. There fa on board • considerable sum
of mthey, bet Captain Waddell hss no intention of using
asstt for the skip's purpthes. He has preserved the property
at of the American gaventaient. Consequently, he mid
his oaken badmen. ere without pecuniary TOKICLIOSI. Several
of the crew who remain on board are down with 'curvy.
The communkations between the government and the
authorities here in reference to the Sheasndosh have bees,
and are being, storied oa by telegraph. The crew ere
stated to be, for the meth part, smart young fellows, end
to have the appearathe ei excellent 'semen. They
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are of
mixed nationality. leveed of them being apparently
dam.

Tee New tilAnawowmote JOURNAL—The
Nord of Brussels says :. —" The appearame of the
Ceeludeque has been the signalor rather the reeeifeeta.
ticm, of a great schism in the clerical party. This new
nod fiery organ of absolute Ultrunantaeism hes accused
the greeter part of the journals of the Right std
a vest number of cotholias of betraying their mum in
admitting • met of twit compromise between the present
age and the prescriptions of the Papal bull published a
few months beak. The reproach was addressed to members
of the Right, who are designed u political catholic', and,
them all, to the organs of that large fraction which is
really Meiling io Belgium to conciliate the traditions of the
church with modern dean.A certain number of previnzial
journals, owning allegiance more or less directly to a wile-
Meted order that mod not be named, via., the Bien Public
of Ghen Voix do Luxembourg, the Courrier de
t,
the
maws, the Ami de FOrdre of Namur, and the
Gareth de Liege, have rallied without any delay to
the extreme doctrines of the Cockaigne. Great
has been the emotion is the put, of which the Jamie/ de
Bnaelles bee hitherto been the eistedard.bearer, end the
Petrie of Bruges the most humble servant. The flint of
these journals, ever skilful and prudent, merely writes
about the reorpuitation of the telegraphic service, the re.
vision of the commercial code, &a., but says not a word
about the new publication which so brutally invades its
domain ; whereas the Patric, which is sot obliged to be so
reserved, roughly criticism the overweening pretisesions of
the organ el kith Vettillot end De Gerlach*. It declares
that it will not recognise in anyone the right of throwing
suspicion on, end domineering over, journals which have
up to this time devoted themselves to the defence of truth
and religlem."
The Wean ELLIINMIT IN ZITROPL—Tbit General
Corrapendenee a Vienna says :—" The inferior quality et
the wheat of this year's harvest in England and part of
Northern Germany has, daring the lest fortnight. gives
greeter activity to the export of Eluepirke Wheat than
as been witnessed for three years past. Loge quantities
have been seat eff towards Trinehe mid Hamburg, and
are waitom4 at the diffeeent stations of the Austrian rail-
ways, for Maths to convey them to those ports. On the
hooks of the Slave no km then 600.000 bushels soe rwdy
to be eosveyed to Trieste. If appearanem ere
initial, reseal Willem of bushels oi Hungarian own will
this year be seat abrewl."
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