The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-09 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, Monne: livinnei.
A paragraph, evidently communicated, appears in
the government evening joarnale, to the aid that a
morning paper is mistaken in stating that Count
%Jewett, the Minister far Foreign Affairs, is tem-
porarily absent from Paris. The announcement com-
plained of was made to account for the fact which I
mentioned yesterday, that Marshal Serrano, the Spa-
nish Ambassador, had not been able to meet with him.
It remains =contradicted that BLSerrano did desire to
see the foreign:minister with all speed, and, that not
succeeding in obtaining an audience with him, he,
suddenly determined to retrace his steps to Biarritz, to
confer with the Emperor personally. It is to be in-
ferred that his business is very pruning.
Marshal Narvaez lately had an interview of four
hours' duration with the Doke de Rianzaree, Queen
Christina's husband. It I. confidently reported to.
day that, instead of going to winter in Rome, she
will find means to be received at Madrid before long.
The O'Donnell cabinet is, notwithstanding the
common form repeated in all telegraphic despatches,
that it is ",thoroughly united," split up into at least
three contending factions. The Debate, which has
all along been the advocate of the coup d'itat, now
admits that the Ministers of Finance and Marine
will probably retire on account of their disagreement
with their colleagues on the law of amortisation.
Count de Montalivet, the ex-Minieter of the Inte-
rior under Louis Philippe, has jut returned to Paris
from Claremont.
The Princess Liu= arrived in Paris yesterday.
Prince Dismidoff left Parleyesterday for Germany.
Count de Persigny, who had come to Paris for
family reasons, is about to return to his post.
Several Mormons, men and women, numbering, it
is said, nearly a hundred, are now in Paris. They
profess to have come hare to make proselytes, but,
wisely doubting their somas in this mission, they
apply themselves subaldiarily to commercial pur-
suits, and are buying Parisian nicknacks against
flour which they propose to ship from their colony.
There has been a decided improvement at the Bourse
to-day. The Rent* rose 30e. for cash, and do. for
account, closing at 70k. 70c. and 70fr. 75c. Mobilise
rose 20k. The railways, which opened heavily,
were in great demand at the close. Northern rose
10fr.; Lyons, 2fr. ; Mediterranean, 20k.; and
Grand Central, 10fr.
I understand the forthcoming Bank of France ac-
counts will show an imam in the bullion de-
partment.

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The following telegraphic despatches have been
received this evening :

"MARSEILLES, Barr. 8.
" The Ganges hes arrived with Constantinople
news to September 1. Admiral Stewart had returned,
after having left two steamers cruising before the
Isle of Serpents. It was reported at C4estantlsople,
that despatches front London bad brought the news
that England had given up the point of the union of
the Principalities, in oonsequsnos of the opposition
of the Porte and Austria to the snesmun. Turkey
persists in its desire to abolish the liberty of the press
in Moldavia, se also the privileges of the magnates.
M. Thouvenel defends the rights :of the Moldavian
government. The Greek village Avaritses has been
burnt by band. of brigands from the Turkish frontier.
Europeans are buying at Breams silk-worms' eggs,
at 600 piastres the kilogramme."

"ILIRSEILLIIB. illapT. 8. •

"The Russian Generale Daisies and Cherikoff,
members of the commission for settling the boundaries
between Persia and Turkey, have arrived at Con-
stantinople. MM. Koller and Bassi had also arrived,
and M. Buili and Sir Henry Balwer were ex-
posted ehorUy. M. Blanch* left for France cc
August 11. The railway from Smyrna to Aiddin
has been conceded to Mr. Wind's, representing
an English company. The concession le made for
fifty yearn, with liberty to work the coal mines. Mr.
Within is in the field for the Adrianople line. The
province of Kars was evarmated by the Russians on
Asg. 9. They returned to AlexandropoL Tr* courier
of the French legation in Persia has been stopped by
the Drams, who, after robbing him of all he had,
beat him and tied him ap to a tree. The roads are den-
pron. The French anneal made a solemn entry into
Elmo= on the 7tb, and was received with gnat;
pomp. The Russian consul will return on the 16th."

itositeur els la Flab announces that a divi-
sion of Beetroots is about to be placed at the disposal
of the governor of fienepl.
A Paris letter, in the Indipendasses of Brothels,
says :—" It is said that there is a community of views
between France and Prussia on the Neufchatel affair.
The latter proposes to abandon any prdensioas to
the canton of Neufchatel, fa return for an indemnity
to be fixed by common mead, under the mediation
of the great powers of Europe. The Congress of
Paris, which is about to nameable to settle the
points left =bolded as to the frontiers of the Danu-
bian Principalities, will probably terminate the Neuf-
chatel affair once for all."

It is stated, in the redopendastre of Brame* that
it is intended to carry the iiss of telegraph from
France to Algeria direst from Marseilles to Algiers,
without passing by Sardinia.

By a decree of the Minister of POW Isetruction,
the functions of director of the Irish Religious In-
stitution established is France, have been united to
theme of the head of the Irish College. The Abbe
Miles has been mimed director.

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 4th publish the mart
of the ministers to the Queen, on which the donee
far the dissolution of the Cartes was bamd. This do-
esesist eaters into a good deal of elaborate and sea
my gear argument to prove that tbe essolitatiosel
Cm* sosiderably ascended the limits of the
Isom wb'eh the crows thought fit to made to
tbes la calling them together y and that cossequestly
tbsy are not able to bring to a satisfastery eme
eludes the task of modifying and amending the per-
t comeitstion of the country. The Esparto
aniLdssoeiesis bed bees seised. A royal decree
swum dos tat specially imposed is Catalonia for
amailandsa of reads. The Oriterio mentions
lid a report was °arrest that a demos relative to
lbe press was about to appear, and that it would
Wire the trial of puss offenses to juries, increase
the caution-mosey, Sm. The papers attach a good
deal of importasse to the sending (already announced)
of some Spanish vessels to the Tagus. Accord-
ing to one of the.., the chiefs of the Progressist
party, and amoopt them M. Olonga and M. Gon-
zales, are be meet in Madrid in the coarse of the re-
mit meg" to deliberate as the line of condoet to
be find by the party. The Zposo says The
Ismer of the Premises we announosi he would
do, bee mot General O'Donnell the grand cross of
the I 4 Hesser. The insignia were placed in
a box Wind with alipblas velvet, ornamented with
golden boss sad with the initials of the Emporoe
("ox I:sracias cos srosmairs)

The Geseee of ilia 4th ordain the deivee which
deelares a°. the drat elms the railway flora Madrid to
Cadiz, 'by Cordova cad Seville. Th. State ander-
talivii a sabeeriptios of 180,00 realm pa kilometre, u;
Irhicit Ne lowa of Cadia is to Fetid* oart-tlittde