The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-12 00:00:00

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.

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VALINTIA, WIDNIODAT Evimiro.
Biguab are eamtantly hiterehangsd along this
sable, and it is expected that the instswasents tutsa
out to Newfoandland by the Gorgon "al elm* be
so adjusted as to be able to communicate.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Avever
The King's two pbytisian Drs. Orin& sad
Elohcenlein, who ban ben with him daring the
what time of bin residimoe at Tegernem, bra ban
dismisiod• Dr. aster, of Domeldorf, Is appointed
to mead them. It is append that the aka
of the two haw disease not Wig defllimbie .to the
Qua. she las galled in a physisisa who sits hopes
will Wok batter of his Majesty% health than they
did. There seams to be no doubt that the Lies
malady is inserable and the solltening of the brain
programa.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
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PASTS, Wanunsail syssum.
The Bowes opened with extraordiaary animation.
Several speoulatore who were in the country have
bees attreetad to Parts by the news of the upward
tendeney exhibited daring the last few days. The
public are also buying. The Bonne rose to 69fr. 30a.,
which was an advance of Me. upon the Improve-
meat Wised yesterday; towards the dome of bag-
men, however, there cram a midge and Agent re-
action, both in the Rents and almost all other
securities--a reaction for which no particular reams
was suggested. The Res*, for amount, dropped

ri 49h. soo. I
day of ordyl
same, the
m quoted at

69fr.
to ;

Ibc., closing with a rise on
cash, the last price Ikau
k. Mobilier, after having
dropped to 686 fr., closing
arise ofiriffiii. 800. The railways left off
10fr, to lbfr. lower than the highest prices of
ie day, and dosed rather lower than yesterday.
There are no telegrams from Brest. Although the
Emperor's progress in Brittany will have a great
local interest, the Parisian pablie do not feel any-
thing like the Nam curiosity to have news about it
as they did with regard to the meeting of the
Sovereigns at Cherbourg. It is probable that we
shall have no early intelligence of their Majesties'
tour in the western provinces beyond what is given
by the Nemirow. A letter states that during the
voyage from Cherbourg to Brest, Admiral Romain
Deatosses signalled from the mast-head of the
Bretagne, that he had, at the request of the
Empress; granted a general amnesty for all offences
in the fleet. The Emperor signed a decree on board
the Bretagne, augmenting the pay of several classes
of warrant officers.

The Emperor in anticipation of his arrival at
Lorient has ordered tLat the port shall be thoroughly
cleansed. The machinery which was employed at
Toolon on a similar occasion will be used for this
purpose•

A new detachment of 500 convicts ham just been
sent from Brest to Guyana. There now only remain
1,000 convicts in the eapu of that place, and it is
believed that they will be all sent away before the
end of the year.
The Duke of Malakoff has arrived in Faris from
Brest on his way to London.
The Memiteur de l'Artnie °middies the Queen's
presenoe at Cherbourg as a protest against " odious
declamations," and describes the meeting of the two
monarchs as the solemn promulgation of the force
and sincerity of the alliance between the two most
powerful nations of the world—" an alliance baited
upon the high esteem, the profound and mutual
affection between the two sovereigns." I must ob-
serve that this personal feeling of the French Em-
peror and the Queen of England, supposing it to
exist to the extent alleged, is not, and cannot be the
true heals of any alliance between the two nations.
That, as more business-like journals than the Moni-
tewr de r Armie have remarked, can only be
'founded upon the interest, and good sense
of the French and English people. It is, how-
ever, to be noticed that this military organ uses the
'term " alliance," the absence of which from the
speeches both of the Emperor and Prince Albert is
dwelt upon by the Independence Beige as a symptom
of coolness.

The Countess of Montijo has left Peril, to return
to Madrid.

I learn that the Montenegro Boundary Com-
mission hu nearly completed its labours, and hu
unanimously selected the French Cessmisssa7, Cap-
tain de Gelis, of the staff, to prepare the new map
of the frontiers.