The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-14 00:00:00

LYONS, AdmiraL

INDIAN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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MALTA, TIIIIIDAY.
The Indian mail has brought dates to the 24th of
March from Bombay.
The money market was becoming tight; the Four
per Cents. were at 84 ; the Five per Cents, were
at 93.
Imports of all descriptions were in demand.
Cotton was beginning to come in, and prices were
rising.
Freights were steady at the same rate as last re-
ported.

- Biclmeee, especially small-poz, was prevalent in
Bombay.

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FLEET.

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MALTA, TIIIIDAT.
The fleet under Lord Lyon sails for Tunis to-
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EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. TVIIIDAT Evimme.

The four opposition deputies, M. Emits 011ivier,
member for Paris, Darimon (Paris), Henan (Lyons),
and Cure (Bordeaux), were placed in a state of
great embarrassment last week by the receipt of an
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invitation to dine at the Tnileriai on Monday (yes-
terday). M. Emile 011ivier declined the honour in
the following note, addressed to the Emperor'. prin-
cipal chamberlain :
I beg yea to thank the Emperor for the invitation to dinner
which you have sent me by hie order, and to inform him
that I cannot accept have the honour, be.,

Exits oLLrviza.

MM. Darimon and Henon, without consulting
either each other or M. E. °Meier, also sent letters
of refusal. M. Cure, after much hesitation, decided
to accept the imperial hospitality. He dined at the
Tuileries yesterday. The Emperor, delighted at
finding his mahogany possessed attractions too
potent to be resisted by at least one of the systematic
opponents of his government, treated M. Curt with
marked courtesy, and talked with him for a long
while.

It was announced to the Corps Legislatif yester-
day, that the session was prolonged to May 1 in-
clusively. This woad " inclusively" is pregnant
with meaning. The signification of it is that the
hard worked legislators are to receive their pay (at
the rate of about 41. per day) up to May 16. How
ungrateful will they be if they should be over-
scrupulous about voting the budget !
The Mayor of Biarritz has received from the
Emperor a sum of 20,000 fr. to be employed in
the execution of various embellishments in that
village.
The Emperor gave handsome presents to Ferukh
Khan and his suite after the farewell audience
yesterday.
The °raiser of fit. Quentin his received an in-
geniously worded warning from the Prefect of the
Aisne for an article "tending to embitter the feel-
ings of the suffering classes against those who afford
them assistance, by representing the benefits derived
from their charity as a humiliation, and seeking to
give birth to a culpable confusion between socialism
and the institutions due to imperial initiative."
There is a very strongly accredited rumour that
the new favourite, General &pinata°, is already
out of favour, and that he resigned the Ministry of
the Interior yesterday.
It is confirmed that the Duke of Malakoff leaves
Paris for London to-morrow. He will sleep at
Calais, and arrive at Dover on Thursday. His ex-
cellency has had so many engagements previous to
his departure, that he was not able to accept an
invitation to dine with Lord Cowley.
Fuad Packs is appointed Turkish Plenipotentiary
in the Paris Conferences which will, it is thought,
positively meet in the early part of May. Fried is
expected in France about April 28.

The Bourse remains in a gate of stony. The
Berate fell 10c. for account, closing at 69fr. 411 c. For
sad there was no alteration, the last price being
696.450. Ifobilier fell lfr. 25c. All the railways
wens from lfr. to 2fr. 60c. lower.

One of the new streets abutting upon the Boole.
yard de Sebastopol is to be called the Roe de Canton.
One of your coteusporaries has spoken of the ijlneas
of Sir Henry Beating. He has indeed been assfp
ously, even dangerously ill t bat I have seen him to-
day, and am happy to be able to state that he is much