The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRRBS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1856.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

FRANCE.
CUSTOMS DU US BILL DEFERRED.
(IT 1031W111111 TILSOZAPi.)
(Taos[ ma owl" cosaarromm)

PARIS, WIIIDIMISDAY ETIII2II.

Barad the annonnownent in the Moniferr that
the Emperor had safely arrived at Newly on his way
to Plorabidres, nothing is yet known of his Majesty's
prof

PA . RIS TILDISDAT Moor 's.

At the closing of the lieetion of the Coip;Legis•
latif, it has been 'mammas', that tho Hill for the
Repeal of Prohibitoq Customs Duties is deferred to
the neat swim

Milers the legislative melon has been prolonged this
I afternoon at the last moment, which I feel persuaded
moot have been the ewe, the bill for abolishing
prohibitions must have been throws over till next
year, for it dose not stand upon the order of the day
for dismission.

The maws for oonsolidatieg duress relative to
Costae's Duties into laws, has also been postponed.
The Emperor arrived at Plentbidres at Is o'clock
last evening.

Count de Moray's departure for IR. Petersburg
now appear to be very near at hand. Yesterday
morning the Use, the vessel selected to envoy the
anibaseador extraordinary, began to take his lug-
gage on board. A great many sarriages and twenty
horns were expected. It is aanoweeed that the
Site, will sail from the sth to the 10th of July.
This intelligens* mass from a good scores, and, if
true, it shows either that the story of M. de Moray's
departure having bum delayed until the name of the
Russian Ambsasedor to be ant to Paris, instead of
Priam Dolgourooki, should have been signified to
the Preach government, was incorrect, or that any
difference that may have existed between the two
courts en the subject has been arranged.
At the Bourse to-day, the difficulties of the settle-
moat beteg over, there wee a coneiderable improve-
ment in the Rents, the swiped muse of which is
the the off in Consols, and the expectation that the
Bank of Prams will lower its discount to per
cent. to-morrow. It is, however, said that the re-
duction will only apply to oommeraial bills, and not
Ito deposits of shares of any description. The Rents
rose 500. far cash, and 600. for assount, closing very
firm at 716. 1300. and 72fr. 20e., the highest prices of
the day. Credit Mobilier was rather neglected, but
wee quoted Mr. higher. The railway settlement was
completed easily. There wee no great business done
in railways, epaulettes appearing to prefer the Rent.
foe the moment. Orleans and Lyons roes 10h. each ;
Bestirs fell 12fr. Mo. In other lines there was
scarcely a variation of 2fr. or 36.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

OF ANOTHER KAFFIR

WAR.

We have just received, frost a private vsmel, ar-
rived off Holyhead from the Cape of Good Hope, a
ale of the &WA Africa's Consiercial Advertiser to
the 24th of April.
There was alarming intelligens, from the frontier ;
the natives of diffareat tribes were rambling in
Baanto-land.

In the council on the 23rd, mirages were re-
ceived from his szselliney the Governor, trans-
mitting a correspoadenos which had taken place be-
tween the Preddeut of the Free State and Moehesh,
great chief of the Brenta, with regard to the
boundary line. The President of the Free State, in
a letter to the Governor, expressed his fears that a
bloody war was untie:Hag bstwesa the Free State
and the Basuto'. He expressed his belief that
a peat combination was being formed be-
tween the Bar chiefs against the Euro-
pese.. The Presidout also dated that he
was about to expel a number of Zahn who had
squatted on the farms of inhabitants of the State,
who were becoming very tronblemose by their
thefts, and who threatened to cut off all oomma-
nitration with Natal. The Governor informed the
council that on receiving this information, and on
amount of the alarming ruinous which had reached
him from the frontier of this *Amy, he had east
to Mauritius, regulating the immediate assistance
of one regiment of her Majesty's troops. He said :
—"lt appears the more necessary to take this step
at the present moment, beams rumours are in circu-
lation that the chiefs upon and beyond our immediate
trainer have been is communication regarding their
acting upon some combined plan if disturbances
break out. These rumen have net yet amend a
form which entitles them to implicit reedit ; but they
appear not destitute of probability, and it is proper
Chat the colony should be prepared for such a con-
tinency, If It should take place."
The governmeat of the colony has to deal with a
damask! difficulty, the revenue during the last two
years having fallen below the expenditure by 66,0001.
The Natal Mirerry lads great fault with the
scheme of military colonisation on the frontier pro-
posed by Sir George Grey ; the condition, for every
great of 1,000 sores, of maintaining a man, horse,
and gun ready for eirvies, fa addition to building a
brick or noes house epos the farm for the purpose
of defence, is regarded as sore mime than the free
purchase of land at existing prises; and it is appre-
hended that the feeling of inessurity and exposure
produced by inch a requirement will disooarap
'ratios from Europe.

It I. undentood that the oontession of the Py-
renean railway has bun made to the Perini, to
the great annoyance of IL Mires, who is said, in
consequent*, to have withdrawn fifteen millions
which be bad devoted to Nports at the Bourse.
The Orleans primes who thought they bad nego-
tiated the "funs " have written some very angry
letters to private friends, condemning the precocious ,
manifesto of their young relative, the Count de
Paris.

It is rumored that a diplosatio congress on the
affairs of Orates will shortly be held in Loodon.
Count de Repays], French ambassador at the Holy
lies, has arrived at Paris from Rome.

(BY ZLIOTZIO TBLIGIAPK.)
St PETERSBURG, WszgssoAY.
An imperial ukase hes been 'Admired to th.
Minister .1 Plasm authorising the definitive mil.
MI of two series of State Tammy bonds for six
millions of silver roubles, the lutenist ammenctiag
aa tho let of July.

BIIRLIN, Jolts 29.

SPAIN.

Count de Hate,ld, Prussian minister at Paris, has
informed the Etonian government that his Majesty
Napoleon lIL has invited the Emperor of Austria to
an interview at the Chateau of Aresemberg. The
invitation has been aeoepted.—Praa .110 p.

The Madrid Gassite of the 27th alt. publishes a
despite's from the Captain-Glensral of Old Castile,
dated the peerless day,' announcing that tranquility
costineed to prevail in that proviso., and that he
did not regain a battery of artillery which bad been
mat of to hlia. The aoarta martial Sr. still sitting.
A later of the 28th says :—" As tranquility has
been re-setalaished la Castile, the prorogation of the
Cortes will take place on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
Although the ministers of war and the interim. moribed
the insurrection in the provisos of Castile to social-
ists, the Carnets omaribeted, it is now known, to
that at Valladolid. The number of persona arrested
at Valladolid was fifty; at Palencia, forty-five; and
at Meese*, forty-two. At Majados the crops were set
on Ire, sad relearn persons have been arrested
for the crime; their pretext was that they were
seeing from scarcity. By the incendiary tires at
Valladolid, more than 000 workmen have been
thrown oat of employment, and 27,000 snob.,
(the webs is 21ilbs.) of door and 6,000 of bran were
ilsoliqed. It is supposed that the incendiaries to-
talled to been gown all the 131 manufactories at
VaWdeiY, mil Si destroy all the stores of Dorn. The
oldest of the instigators of these wretches was so
doubt tsarist. a famine as the best means of exciting
the popelatioa to revolt. At Bads* there have been
some disturbances, bat they were not serious, and
were sassed by purely local oircanistasese. At
Mansanares sad other plasm there have also been
disturbances as the pretext of dear food, but they
were promptly quelled. At Damietta there have
been squabbles between the maetsee and workmen,
but there was nothing wane

It seem that a ressoastranee has bees addressed
by Prude to the Slag of Danmark, splint the in-
tended sale by his of toes domain belonging to
RolfiteiroLeneaberg, which it is alleged are the peco-
lies property of the Denary of Schisswirlioletein,
mast tie goarantee of the ()screen Confederation,
sad are not absolutely at the disposal of the Danish
awn. This soatroverey, according to the Wogs.
Bunter. embosses • larger enbjeet :
Pennis awisies Yee 'inn es the whole system Olen/a-
was set hank fa the osastitatiew of Osesber, 1316. That
eseelisrisa is is direst soatradietien with the &Warman'
pahlibel la 'seamy, 1163, by Newark is memo with
Prank awl Austria. It was the general eoestitutioa of
July. UK wisish aims was le esafernity with that de
dilation. Bat by the terse of that seastitudea, the sa-
ve= mused of Deus* bad merely a earth-
lag seise, and the easawnal enasatseg from it
hal eidgetcry hese oily after having base sub-
jested to the states of the doehles, sad &Kneed
their aunt. It is will buoys that that eaestitatioa was
set asseplati la Dowassk, bat rapines() by that of (Weber,
ISM; which seders is the supreme used a deliberative
vein sad a right Wools. It is oa this 1114.11•11111 d ens&
tans, that Damask Made the 'lain es the right ee seines
the fiessale., whisk, wesallag to uses endear sestina.
rises of the dashiss, aledued by tin Osmanli Ganders
ties. MOM be said without the cement of the States. Bat
the Deal* sevaninsat deem at perceive that the eseethe-
ties appealed to was remained fa Welling. sf the dghts of
the Destine, es reareatesd by Lanais, Prussia. sad tits
Gerstaaho Membranes.

The Bares GUM. ot B.rlia emataias a letter
from Visa's, et tie fah Wt., which says :—" It is
still assorted that Manhal Bad tsky whims to re-
sign, bat it is very deabdal that the Emperor will
semi his resignation is the Waal slate el stairs.
It is said that his Majesty tanearded to th. Coast,
with hie answer. a ripen labia had wind at the
some time with his ssolgunism sad whin' soatafeed
It at a the apatite pronleat
lon lb, Maid* et a Dan est Arm
h‘W to ania oniqr la that emery. It is the
metal monks his. that the Menial Nam be en-
qa•Wy replaced la Italy. sad Oat relinneat
washi be a nal ealmaity•
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