The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-14 00:00:00

fG, JULY

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has to-day been wonderfully ANL
Many of the principal brokers, finding themselvei
entirely without eiders, left thspergiskand walked
IP and Or, 9441 cigars, in the colonnades out-
side. This is as Nature almost without precedent.
The Rents, which scarcely varied throughout the
day, closed at yesterday's priee-68fr. 46c. for se-
count, and fell 3a for dish, closing at 88fr. 30c. Me-
bilier rose 201 k. In railways there was no change
worth noting. The °Mobil result of the public sub-
scription for the railway bonds is not yet known,
but it is believed to amount to about a million of
bonds, or nearly one fourth more than the number
which ia to be allotted.

It has been prematurely announced by some foreign
journals that the inauguration of the railway to
Cherbourg would take place on July 16. The
line will be open to the public on that 4y, but the
directors have postponed the oilcial invitations and
banquet which will celebrate the completion of thiv
great undertaking.

M. Mfres, wh04640w at Rome, has had an audi-
ence at the Pope, Ao wished him woos., with his
railway enterprises in the Roman States.

The Presets says in its weekly commercial re-
view:

The improvemma ha bedew melded ei the beglarriag oi
the math has now biome as.. derided. Parehases Ica ex•
parades me ready realm The lad yeast tram the Basile
breaatt a good many mime doe lisle operiallim, tad&
have bees as hammiskiag S. the hat right meathe, ad the
United &Mee waft have WI out a great deg d maw la'
wean rid dihm limeMe; thm would have bought emelt
mare extemdvely had ft sot beat fir the caution stM shows
la mord to glebe met. Lyons's deka mask beater this
If was; bet this market hes am a himidabie rival +r
Roubaix, when prodaele ettreat week attendee hi
Ne Unikd Steam Oar ooremeratel peek+ have exhibited
gnat activity witbla the het imlieksht. At darn,
Nantes, sad Mareeiles, prime am amerelly Snot. Stocks
are fast diminishing. At Illermilks the °ma as *risk
ert4dt lately noorti-d to 130,000 hectolitres, Is sow re-
duced to 36,000. Comb are higher. Notwithiteadin the
late rase, most of
.ihe water milk are still unable to wmt.
Large orders der Mbar hive bora at. to New York by Mr
last packets.

There is scarcely any news worth mantior'ng of
Prince Napoleon's proceedings at Limoges. On
entering the exhibition he was told by X. Ardent,
the president of the committee, that his "august
person had been long wished for— idently de-
sired." The telegraph has not yet brought any
account of his expected political epeeeh.
The frightful measure of Jeddah make. a great
sensation here. "Oast la fin de la Tumuli' is a senti-
ment which commands many adherents. It is taken
for granted that England and Franoe will at once,
make a etrikieg demonstration, end people e-e
already speculating about the division of the
" sick man's" inheritance among the nations of
Europe. lam of course only speaking of the ten-
dencies of public opinion, and am far from saying
that diplomacy is yet so for advanced.
The famous comet which has been so long miming
kaa at length made its appearance. Professor
Donati, of Florence, certifies that he saw it for the
first time on July 2. He has observed it frequently
since; it looms daily larger and more lumindes, and
he expects that from the middle of August .to
September it will be visible to the naked eye.