The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-05 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARA WIDXIIDAT
The Pays states positively that the Queen will
land at Cherbourg to-morrow, and will breakfast
with the Emperor and Empress, at the maritime
prefecture. Their Imperial Majesties will then see
the Queen on board her yacht, and she will after-
wards dine with the Emperor and Empress on
board the Bretagne. According to the Pays, it is
yet doubtful whether her Majesty will leave
Cherbourg after dinner to-morrow evening, or on
the morning of the 6th.
The Patric of this evening says :

There an be no solid alliance-between Metes maid does
not satisfy their mutual intemets without wounding Asir
d.gnlty. The Emperor and the Qom& In mesas( at Cher
bourn. show to the world the »Opined confidsnes that they
►are in each other's greatness, they attest by this solemn
rotation that the power of Gook of the peat maritime Mates
of Europe is not a memos for the oder, bat rather the in-
vincible guarantee of the moss of right and civilisation.

The Bourse has been even duller than usual, a
great many opsraton being absent at Cherbourg ;
the Rents closed without change both for cash and
account at 68fr. 20c. and 68fr. 40c. Mobilier also re-
mains unaltered. The little business transacted in
railways was done at lower quotations. Orleans fell
6fr. 25c. and the other lines from lfr. to 2fr. 50c.
A French correspondent, writing from Rome on
July 31, says:
A gasman of great interest to France is now negotiating
hers. I mean that of the oencosdat with Portugal. The
seissinee in India and China, now directed by Frew* prkwts,
will be esrieuely eaeaproneleed if the Portuguese Protean: ale
should be tesintalsted. Thus will, In that one, be an end
of ear Meson in thews countries. Our mleabanaries and
bishops haws node representations to the Propaganda, but I
do not yet knew windier their snorts will be actively sup-
ported by be Panill 10.6111111116116.

Another gnesatts„ •theft our toilsome in the Rest, In
this. lien an swam that ths Order of Yalta is about t•
be rerastddYehed at Jerusalem. All CH existing knights of
that order or. either Austrians or Indira. Tilde is, there.
tom • foondaties altogether ascanissall with Frame, the
natural protector of Me holy piss& flack a lists of things
may possibly lead to futon meepacatiess. Aastria always
parser her projects with dogpi pertinacity, and wherevir
the situ her foot she takes root. In my °pinks it would ad
be who la Wader ths ealabileharst of the foo♦datlon, bat
weld it sat bo pmeible to participate is It, and or prevent
the Amid= hilessos floor being substituted for owe la
lansaleen ?

The wring of the Marquis d'Antonini in Paris—
an easumed fact, upon which was built the opinion
(which, by the way, Mr. Disraeli's reply to Mr.Dun-
combe tends to confirm) that diplomatic relations are
likely to be resumed between Naples and France
and England—is contradicted.

A despatch from Munich, dated Monday, says :
"To-day, for th• Arai tlay • Bavarian loomed's passed
the Austrian frontier; by the red of the week the railway
will be opened as far as Hawtei•, a little fortress at the et-
tawrolty of the valley of Inn."

A Turin letter of the 26th, in the Augsburg
°saws, says :—" The drat pleasure train °masked between
Milan end Verde, wee lately converted by the Its Satiate
tato a political manifestation. Several hundreds of the
Maleness were emolved sAVanice by a large crowd with cries
of Vim Malls; Viva 1 Intent Lomberdi l' At a grand
pmeemeade of gondola, gives in honour of the Milanese,
those he which Austrian editors and functionaries were mated
wart ma *plait with great violence. Several of the gm.
deign gee Wood tri•coloured 64p. To the dies of Viva
Mak' Rimy of the crowd oided, ' A basso l'Anstris l'
Austrian pollee took no notice of what occurred, bat this HIM
phones Orals will be the last."