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

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1856. ."

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LORD NORMANBT AT PARMA.

A telegraphic despatch from Turin of yesterday's
date, Worms as that the Marquis of Normasby, the
English Minister at Florence; went to Parma on
Friday, and immediately proomded to an inter-
view with the Duchess Regent.

FRANCE.

(110 K ova ow* coiassrowasms.)
PARIS, BVKDAT EVIXIXII.

The Jimiitetor do ?Amu publishes this morning
a return of the losses experienced by the French
army of the East, from May 1, 1854, the day of the
embarkation of the troops for Turkey, up to March
30, 1866, (the date of the treaty of pesos). The
death oasualtiee alone (the return dose not comprise
the wounded who have not died of their wounds)
were sa follows :
Officers of all ranks
Sub officers, corporals, and brigadiers 4,403
Soldiers

Total deaths 62,492

These returns ere made up from authentic sources.
The Mosieerr de rArtnes oblongs upon them that,
although they are very painful, the losses which the
army ham to deplore fall very far short of what exag-
gerated rumour had supposed them to be. The
greater portion of the death. were ocouitmed by
sickness. The table specifise the number of officers
and men lost by each regiment, and also the losses
of the staff, commissariat, sad medical and religious
departments of the service. The nominative returns
have not yet tome to hand.

1 The Monitear de eArtlled thinks it well in order
to " corroborate" the authenticity of the above
Ironing, and to " dissipate all doubts," to give at the
earns time returns of the deaths occurring in the
oath's French army (not in the Crimea) during the
two years that the war lasted. This supplementary
table is u follows :

Men of all raoks and arms:
In Algeria
In Italy
La the Bahia daring the top:whams
of 1864
In France 13,835

Total 21,028

Bearing in mind that the army of the Crimea was
at DO time, if ever so much, more than about
a fifth of the entire French army, the proportion of
casualties during the Crimean campaign was in-
deed enormous. The numerical returns show that
in very many instanons single regiments lost the
almost incredible number of upwards of 1,000 men.
The 7th Infantry lost 1,662; the 28th, 1,511; the
28th, 1,305; and the 98th, 1,471 men.
The Duchess de Montebello, widow of Marshal
Lanus, died yesterday afternoon.

Lord Howden has arrived in Paris from Madrid,
on his way to Rogland.
Yesterday tourism bells were inaugurated in the
church of Bt. Nicholas da Chardonnet. The Em-
peror and Empress, who stood godfather and god-
mother, were repreeented at the oeremoey by the
Duke and Duchess of Bansano. Each of the four
bells bears the following inscription:

Ludevicas Napalm 111., tangled:us Meath's Rome
Par Masque sedate, haetium victor, Berme ',stain ;m.0.,
bored' Maio !elicitor nismote, Ithgeniaque mamma ormiez
me [oa the first Ludoricam. ea the second Nevoleourm,
ea the third Berates, ea the fourth Jost:teem] anemias-
venial. R. is Chrism pater K. D. Aug. &boar Areh.
Paris mihi braedicionem i octant. P.m.eatibus D D.
Adalpho Leroy q.t.& Anise!, eireumecriptiorsibus XII.
a:big esejoeo. Lad N. B. Reimsevale, p troche et seatiemil
reetne. Away Bardia, Lie •csr' D
blue, Brossritte, do Most-B see, Le Pena!, boson= faint-
er Admieistratoribus. Maio, MDCCCLVI.
Each bell has, betides, s Latin distiob.
On the great bell, weighing 1,030 kilos., dedicated
to St. Louie, we reed :

Triatia, lota Iwo, ngeiam past ?Tel& rite
Siva preens mitmorasta, sire talon ease.
The second, of 760 kilos., dedicated to St. Napo-
leon, bean :

Fats ssaaaa, bons, erten lasseqs• aid
Nantio, Is tarsus pietas nine price..
On the third, of 600 kilos., dedicated to Bt•
Eugenia, is inscribed :

Du wear meta mit* Resta pu auras
Letitia* torte, tristitimgas cam.
TIN fourth, weighing 478 kilos., dedicated to Bt.
John, has the following;
Lapidaries:too, sates Gam, come, plebe= ;
Noatio testa, piii Toss colobto Dom.

The Mail/our of this day states that the Senate
voted on Saturday, without dismission, a audit of
10 millions foe repairing the damages canard by the
floats; and the inscription of three Renter in the
name of the heirs to the Queen of the Belgians, the
Duchess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, and the Duchess of
Wartemberg.

Monsieur the Count Porten' read Ids report on the
project of maatile oorienitam ocincerning the repuey
of the Empire. " The reader," Nip the ilfonireur,
"was interrupted and followed by frequent marks of
approbation."

PARIS, SATURDAY ETRNIXO.
At the Bourse the rent. was week, and daring the
greater part of the day but little business was done
in it, while in other securities there was considerable
buoyancy. florae perchuee for **count in the parquet
during the last half hour produced a recovery in the
rents from the lowest pricy of the day, but the last
quotations were 71.60 and 72.05, being a fall of 200.
for seek and se. for account. Credit Mobilisr rose
10E, sad Bank of France 601. TIM* wee a great
movement in the Mediterranean and Grand Central
Railway., owing to reported projected arrangements
considered advantageous to both those lines. It is
said that the Mediterranean Company is in negotia-
tion for, and will probably obtain, a enneeelion
of the line from Alai' to Puy. It is fur-
ther reported that the Grand Central will
cede to the Mediterranean Company the line frees
Pay to Clermont, and also a third part of the Bour-
bonnais network. Farther, it is expected that the
Mediterranean Company will obtain the branch to
Nice, and that government will waive its right to a
share in the profits exoreding 8 per cent. In Gnaw
queue of the above rumours Mediterraneaa rose
nearly 261., and Grand Central about 30f. All the
other lines were very firm, and many realised im-
provements of from sf. to 10f.