The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-10 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(714111 OR OWN

PAM% TVS/DAT EVININO.

Although Lord Pa[mermen's name is on the list of
visitors to Compiegne, I have not heard of his being
actually there. It is whispered that be did not
intend to go in cousequenoe of the conduct of the
French government in the affair of the Charles et
Georgia, but that the " famous " letter " is expected
to make him change his mind."
A telegram from Constantinople, dated this day,
states that the Montenegro commission held its last
sitting yesterday, and signed a final protocoL The
same despatch says that M. de Thouvenel was to
leave for Paris to-morrow.

Madame Moot, the celebrated proprietor of the
Champagne vineyards, whose daughter was married
the other day, has jest met with her death in a most
extraordinary manner. She was gathering flowers
in her garden, when she felt herself bitten by a fly.
She thought nothing of the slight puncture, but in the
evening her face began to ■well, and a few days
afterwards she died in intense agony. It is supposed
that the fly must have fed upon putrid flesh.
The opening of the Bowes was exceedingly
animated, and the Rents for account roes to 73fr. 90c.,
but afterwards speculative sales were preened, and it
dropped to 73fr. 66c., with a fall on the day of 100.
For cash there was a rise of 100., the last pries
being 73fr. 70e. Mebilier rose 12fr. 60c. Rail-
ways were lfr. or Mfr. lower at the close of business.
The Press, says in its weekly commercial review :

Sales have been brisk this week in the nowssesals and
reedy-made clothes shops, the setting in of cold weather
erapelling people to make their winter pureness. It la
only, however, ia articles of ordinary nee, and In those at
low pier, that Imelasse has been done. The same remark
applies to all other branches of trade. In superior jewellery
Sze instance, the maaafacturen can ecercely and employ-
ment for the stalled workmen, whom they cannot do without
sabres, a loariati spier ap, while the hones which
make eheapjewellery, manufacturer, of copper articles mom
sepeolaly, are Naively employed. There Is no cheap to
note in the provinces. There to very little doing la Room
sal Methane. At Bonbon and Turooing the manufao-
toren fire potty busily employed on the article celled
Orleans, whisk PM hardly be made fast enough to Gaddy
Mrs demand. Colonial sagas have become dull,
after the recant rim at Ham. Nantes, sad Bordeaux, hat
the *kat prises are roalatalned. Ledkissone ethers are
fatter. ♦ slight fall In cotton has warred at Havre, In
soneepenos of the slacken 's at Liverpool and Manchester.
Prices in the Havre market are very unsteady. The last
packet from the United States brings the news that large
qematities are emu* over. No variation In dour, which Is
soiree, bemuse so =say mills are still unable to work for
went of wain The some dame has had the effect of pro-
ducing a slight fall In seen, the millers bang indinosed to
bay when they mean grind. Immense qualities of wins
arrive dolly at Hem, where saes en noon aninerons then
they wen. Lateen hem the path say that the quality of
the Bordeaux and Languedos whim tares oat to be even
Inter than wee expected, and hoidens are sapantlng their
jestensions aostoningly.

The &nnaise leligieuse aanoanoes that the
Prince Lucien Scsaperte, who is ht holy orders. is *wispy-
ing himesif actively In re-establishing the order of Bt.
Bedard In Prance.

A letter from Berlin states that Baron de Man-
Wag, the ex-minhuter, is about to retire to his oountry meat,
and to remain there some time. It mys also dust he has
reepeorfelly helloed to accept the title of want and a seat
In the Chamber of Nobler, offered lam by the Prism
lterat.

The Archbishop of Cologne ham ordered prayers
to be Awed up that the epproechieg electiooa may be
agiesable to God," and in a pastoral letter has recommended
geed Cetholice" to take an waive pert in the deotiona, by
voting for man who are notortoesly faithful to God and are
devoted to the country sad the Prince Regent.

The Japanese officials have und;rtakeo to learn
Eneah to tare yews, altar whir thee all oar coannunisa-
tire rat that wart are to he in oar mother tongue. "It
is to be hoped," ear the Tire, " that the authorities at
our Poeaia•o®oe wifi endorsed thia to be a reeprooll
duty, and that they will harediarly apply theormlne
the perste and real tar d strewing the Mph=
dialer."

A letter from Munich says :—" The children of
Meg Lcel., of Bavaria, have intuited the take et their
fakes Ise literary pursuits in geerel,s•d poetry In parlibekr.
Illakeifilan 11. h slreedy pablished reseal poser;
Doke Ideximilisis, of Bemis, is known by his Phantasm*
• well whisk bed MOM moor, by hie travels In the sea,
and by ems translanes ; Pekoe Adana, the King's
bream, he elm eemeneed sees poetry, she We elder, the
Piker, Akarnania bee published • tellesdea of potable
storks, the netipts from the ale of whisk have been devoted
to charity" _ _ _

Count Apponyi, Austrian Minister at London,
lelt Vienne on the etk, ter Zogleud.

A Munich letter states that a plan is in =item-
=for aelabliabing an electric cable arena the LAO of
wok in order to unite Lindaa to Switzerland. _

ACCIDINT Toms CCHACOA.—A letter trots
efebelide sit, in the Avue or Urine, gnu the Ir.
to of tbe eecident wrote attended the snivel of
the Cillicolll nese frigate at Sorsa, se board of which
reset Lord Stradird de RadeliA had takes his perege.:—
" At the MOMS' when the frigate we esterkg the otter
raselseellos isphias sailing yawl weeleaving. herd it
Triers. Tie Casper ran into this vessel, &anted away her
bowsprit gni stiest-rast, and rove la bar bows. In disen-
gaging bassi fter the Ananias ship the frigate ded
ea the Renner red rut bet. The R rb eon-
eel at Smyrna, el of the accident, waited as Rear-
Admiral Must the Fresole sperlints le the
Levant, eir ta seed asertestia. Tb. appare-
-1 tins wee te, sad the Iliclakent seesaw
Mbat u yet lir lea not bean able to
re the 013 yetA_ The Murree meet was towed back
WO the by the iglus, Lloyd's same, which hap-
NMI • —is has Mrsesdrie."
Tu lvam. MID Nmift PLATS Meas. —The
sleasseldp Ty.% Out. lawyer, left Srehatutos yesterday
with the above Imlb, 120 paseeneren, 7,6004 la specie,
32 mt. is jewellisy. and s foil esti%
WILL—The eters ship City of Bala-
asserliss Lberpool for New Tort to-day (Weber
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Tihe radio box will dor at 10.e30 are, with isle
Ma ILIM mad on the landing stag at 12.32.