The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-24 00:00:00

OM PARIS.

RREspoNT)RNT.)

IZIS, Ti ',DAT EvniNG.

its whether the Emile.
his project of bringing
Paris. It was given out
tgo that Francis Joseph
of August. Ilia li:du-
lls brother Maximilian
prevent the patriotic
isit, necessary fur the
tisceniletit importance.
fif,,tioiturf last week
niperor would be going
ifterwarils to the Pyre-
dry the sovereigns who
Ice haste and come, wait
symptom of irritation
Court of Vienna.

iand that there was
the Emperor Francis
aranee within the time
proclamation, the
is visit was postponed
the season," and that
Prince Metternich re-
he proposes to take at
I, even this vague an-
e more affirmative than
',,tric this evening says
t that thu Emperor of
nee Metternich to Paris
• all that can be said at
of a visit to Pan', is
ed."

lit, in clearer language,
!deli such large hopes
ries it exceedingly pro-

all reserve," that it is
.rtn ta n camps of obser-
..ther litltancon. The
given to General
nd to General d'Aute-

M. .Michel Chevalier
ici a from Mulhouse,
❑ry instruction, but on
in a minority of one.

(;arde de Paris gave a
to ten performers front
military bands which
for the prizes just.
lie bandmaster of the

le chair. As many as
on of a few musical
crent bands—sat down

that the Emperor had
the bandmaster of the
uke of Wiirtemburg's),
" Yours is the very
at is the instrumenta-
cd."

y heavy. The Rente,
other security, declined
r account, closing at
flbilier fell llfr. 25c.,
lain 15c.

VIIIBJTIOY.

INTARY COMMITTEE.

pointed to consider and
making purchases from the
fit of the schools of science

told any other means of
ul to the manuticturing
reland, have considered the
1,1 agreed to the following

it is desirable that pun.
!tans Exhibition of objects
f such as illustrate modern
,ries, and the application of
the exhibition of such ob.
Censington, and, by eircula-
ercnt parts of the United
to the manufacturing /n-
-od for the artistic and
e schools in connexion
t department. 2. That,
vets of such purchases
made by other nations in
salon of art and science to

foreign origin should, in
eference to those of British
desirable that pictures and
dd be purchased. 4. That
such purchases to the de-
s and trade of the United
it a liberal grant he asked
,se of making them. They
them to enable them to
e advantageously expended,
D circumstances should it
y are of opinion that no
the Paris Exhibition, ex-
led by a commission cos-
hed for their artistic and
old consult with the two
mrtment of science and art,
They further think it de-
furnish written reports
by th( In for purchase."

Y (FINANCR) (RIG
D) BILL.

has rt•lortel from the
way bills : Tina in the ease
(Fin time) (Re-committed)
owing report :
I almost unanimous resolu•
the preference stockholders
te Committee on the Great
11, the committee have ti-
the bill does not authorise
:anew works. That it is pro-
f.'. by the creation of redeem.
led to .1 vidends at such rate
ae, jot exceeding five and a
'hat the affairs of the com-
m for some titer past in an
that the company have no
from their present firma.
2 the present state of the
capital authorised by their
to the committee that the
IT the debenture stock Is
its of the company, and to
trobartammients. That dr-
, proposed to be submitted
n Bent to all the pre-
-11 and 12th instant. and up
ion answers bad been Ti-
-
2.:130.572f. of preference
"sii,7e If. were assenting,
.a,nting, and the holders of
the circumstances above
inion that the requirements
g order ought not to be en-
re no other circumstances of
minim c. it is desirable that
.'' Sir Edward Colebrook°
inuittee:- -"That they had
fined in the pre noble of the
• by setting forth more
lition of the company, and
ce the last report of the
.ante as amended to be true;
1, anl made atnendmeett

the Portuguese minister
bave Arrived in Paris. Tie
tool to be to endeavour to

30 te at
SS to 87
to

FL.DUR._