The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-05 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Crawl ova owl COWISPONDIXT.)
PARIS, TWITLIIDA.TSTIOMte.

Is seassquense at the unleash* death of him
wits, M. de Bourifissaoy will shortly kayo Visalia
for a time to attend to private buboes in France.
A report that he intends to resign the embassy I.
contradicted. The arrival in Paris of the new
Ottawas Ambassador, Mehemet By, who was ex-
pected ant week, is naturally postponed In same-
queues of the death of his brother, All Ghalib.
. . . . .

Vies-Admiral Valliant, who died this week after a
short illness, at the age of 8.5, was buried to-day.
He was formerly Governor-General of the Antilles,
and was for a short time Minister of Marine during
Leeds Harden's presiisigrAL tin. lapilli& He
was not, I believe, any-aiMinslatiMmalial Valliant,
the Minister at War. 'u+ ,w

Count Valentine Mei flits 'Austrian Envoy
to the wort of St. Petersburg, aa4 ark° was travel-
ling for his health, died cm 'Payday at the Hanel
Bristol, la the Plops Vendome, at the ago of 55. He
had be.. animater at Hanish,. Dresden, and Stock-
holm. Hs wee cowls to the rink Count Eaterhuy,
whose ha mar uniform, sparkling with precious
stows of enormous value, was remarked at the
cormatioa of Queen Victoria.

M. da Mestalambert lately left his eard open M.
Jahn Fevre, sail this Tisk not uenatarally gave rise

to a rumour tat the Count had selected the cele-
brated republican orator es his counsel. It is
now said, however, that M. de Montalem-
bert will be assisted by M. Defame, and that
the defence of the editor of tie Correspoasksat
will be mailertalren by M. Bowyer. The Petrie
aye thee mama fowlers jawed@ have erroneously
asserted that if M. de Mentalembert should be oft-
victed he will come within the operation of the
Public Beaty Bill, and may at any time hereafter
be transported for life without trial. There can be
no doubt that emelt aseertione—if they have been
made—proceed upon a mistaken view of the law of
Feb. 27,1668, which enumerates the offences which
may entail the tremendous emeesquease above men-
tioned. A political libel is not one of them.
Sea& iallneatial elbows of the Aimee have
waited *pen M. Odilloa Barra, to regret him to
stand fbr the vacant seat in that department. 1-
have net heard what answer they received = bat I
should think it very unlikely that the hon. gentlemen
would aseept the proffered honour. I have already
meadened that M. Haim is in the field. The kmal
journals have announced that the government will
not nominate any candidate on this occasion. The
explanation of this nansual--indeed, I believe, un-
precedented forbearance on the part of the authori-
ties, is this:—The esee they want to get in is
a M. Baudelot, a retired judge, who is net
legally eligible, became six months have net
expired sines be resigned hie fessams.
He will, however, be supported in reality thee*
not edisielly by government irdissose i if ahead,
the Corps Letitia& will probably annul the return,
and then theamenioey of electing him will be gale
th"sdk Wan-
The Bourse has been heavy, owing to the de-
liveries of stock which have been premed IS lb*

;war. ket for- am liquidation ; one broker alone him
delivered 671000 fr. et Renter, that is, fora capital
of more than 13 millions of francs. Another de-
livered 180,000ar. The Rents fell 6e. both for osah
and account, closing at 72fr. 86c. and 73fr. The
Eastern and Lyons Railways rose 2fr. 60c. each,
but the other lines fell from 2fr. 60e. to 61r. Mobilise
TOM Ur. 76e.

I understand that Prince Napoleon has not yet
wade any eonceerion of the Algerine railway, but
that he is taking all the proposals into consideration.

.
An English company is among the candidates.
Winter ham oome upon us unusually early and
with great =verity. It freezes hard in the middle
of the day notwithstanding a bright sun. At Ver-
sailles, last night, the centigrade thermometer fell
lye degrees below zero.
The Cologos Oazetts was seized to-day.

PORTUGAL

LISBON, Ocr. 31.

The question of the Chula-et-George' is virtually
finished here. The papers are being printed, and
the whole matter will be duly brought before the
Cortes at their opening on the 4th inst. Everybody
here is now looking for the opinions of the English
press, and will wait with eagerness the amnion of
parliament, confidently believing that the sentiment
of the nation will be on the side of Portugal. I
understand that files of Portuguese papers contain-
ing articles on the question have been mint to Mr.
Roebuck, who somehow or other has been singled
out by oar allies as their futare..champion.
I send yen a caricature published in Lisbon. It
represents the Austerlitz, Donanwerth, and Coligny
steaming. down the Tagus with the Charles-et-
George, in tow • the English ahips are manning
yards and cheering the proceeding, bat on their
masts is displayed • Treaty of 1842." In a balloon
above is • species of nest composed of circlet of na-
rrow tied hand and foot, and supporting above on
the outspread wings of the French eagle, Louie N.-
poison, who tears up the convention of Perim. Over
this is an inscription, "Let us have duce with cruisers
to put down the alive made t once for all, it is news-
oozy to allow the negroes the free liberty of selling
the:waives."