The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-02 00:00:00

1858.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, THVII6DAT

It is positively stated this evening that the pleni-
potentiaries oompoiing the Paris Conference have
received snmmomes for a meeting on Saturday next.

The Mediterranean squadron has received orders
to leave Toulon for Cherbourg on Saturday next,
July 3—two days earlier than was at first stated.
The squadron will make foe Cherbourg direct, with-
out anchoring at any port by the way.
At the camp of Chiltern; this year there will be
no troops, either cavalry or infantry, belonging to
the Imperial Guard ; and the turn of that select
body to take part in the grand manceuvres of the
camp will not come round again for two or three
years.

The Russian frigate Polkan, on entering the
Adriatic, rallied the French ships there, and placed
itself under the orders of Admiral Jurien lagra-
viere. This news is reported to have produced a
tremendous sensation at Vienni.

M. Noyon, late manager of the Bakers' Bank of
Paris, has been, as I anticipated, appointed Chef du
Cabinet to M. Delangle. He entered upon his
duties to-day.
It is amusing to find the French papers now pub-
lishing the text of the telegram which summoned
Marshal Riuidon to Paris from Algeria. The Mo-
niker ittgerien gives it in the following words :
" The Emperor wishes you to come to Paris without
delay, to treat of the grand question relative to
Algeria." Now,when Maraluslßandon arrivedinParis
yesterday he found the Emperor gone to Plom-
bi4res, and the " grand question " settled without
his advice by the creation of a new ministry of
Algeria and the Colonies, and the nomination of
Prince Napoleon to the post. Whether the Duke
of kabylia—for that, it is reported, is to be the
marshal's title—will go out to Algiers again is
thought very uncertain.

There were considerable fluctuations at the Bourse
to-day connected with the settlement. Contrary to
the expectation of the last few days, the balance of
accounts turned out against the " and the
market was in consequence heavy at the close. The
Rents left off for cash at yesterday's price-68fr.,
and fell 6c. for account, closing at fifffr. Manlier
fell 6fr. The Western Railway fell 12fr. 50e. There
was very little alteration in the other lines.
The Pays, which often receives official revelations
from London of Indian news, affirms that Sir Colin
Campbell has presided at a council of war, at which
the question was discussed whether it might not be
expedient to evacuate Lucknow. It adds that a body
of English troops was proceeding by forced marches
to Alumbagh, with the object, it was believed, of
supporting the retreating movement.

The unlooked-for newa of the fall of the Isturitz
ministry, and the appointment of General O'Donnell
as prime minister, has been received by telegram
dated Madrid this day. When, some long time
since, O'Donnell supplanted Espartero, he was con-
sidered about as prominent a representative of
the principle of brute force, as opposed to constitu-
tional government, as could well be found in Spain.
But subsequent events have shown that in the
" lowest deep" a lower still was to be found in
that country ; and O'Donnell, now the head of the
party known as the " liberal union," represents the
last lingering hope of the progresaists that they may
be admitted to exercise some influence in state
affairs. The change of ministry is understood to
have been brought about by a difference of opinion
among the members of the late cabinet upon the
question of the dissolution of the Cortes.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, WZDNISDAT.

The Moniteur Prussien contains a royal order
prolonging for three months the delegated functions
of the Prince of Prussia.

His royal highness has set out to-day for Baden.
The Temps has a strong article on the question of
the garrison of Raatadt. The dispute becomes more
and more serious.

Queen Victoria will come to Cologne in the month
of August.

PIEDMONT.

The Opinion of Turin
from Naples, 23rd alt.:
The Supreme Tribunal of Maritime Capture sat yester-
day to decide on the legality of the seizure of the Cagliari.
After heating Advocate Stereo°, who maintained its legality
r regards the civil question, and the Attorney-Oreral
Beer, who, assuming that the captain and crew were the
accomplices of the insurgents, maintained it in a penal point
of view, the tribunal decided .-1. That it was complaint;
2. That the tit:nation of captors wag indeperwat of the
errorsl sentence of Salerno ; 3. That the capture was legal;
4. That the proprietors and captain of the Cagliari are to
pay the costs.

the following

- The Opinions concludes with remarking that the
question at once arises as to whether the Cagliari,
or any other vessel belonging to Itubattino and Co.,
can henoeforth safely pat into a Neapolitan port. It
adds that the Sardinian government can hardly
submit to a state of things by which a vessel bearing
the national flag may be liable to seizure in virtue
of a sentence pronounced by a court the competency
of which is generally denied. The leedipevedente of
Turin, moreover, states that the Neapolitan govern-
ment is resolved to refuse all indemnity for the
detention of the Cagliari.

SARDINIA.

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TURIN, JULY 1.

The 000 tract for the loan of 40,000,000 f. has been
taken by Rothschild, of Paris, and by the Commer-
cial Bank of Turin.