The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-24 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

PARIS, FRIDAY Eve:mite.
The Semaphore of Marseille' says:
When the Jour:lain steam packet entered the Port de la
Joliette, the prefeot went to the landing place to Twelve
Willa Eveillard, and a numerous crowd assembled on the
quay to welcome the interesting victim of the asteetroplw of
Jeddah. The daughter of the murdered oloaul been on
her face the mark of a deep wound extending from her ear
to her month. It was not without emotion that there was
also seen landing from the packet M. Eaten", the chancellor
of the oonsnlate of Jeddah. He is small in stature,
but his physiognomy denotes great resolution. H.
Emerat is literally covered with wounds; he ha
a deep sabre cut on the top of his head ; both
his arum are also wounded; his left hand is still in a
sling from a severe injury, and his right bears the mark of
a slighter one; in addition to these injuries, he has a wound
in his leg from a ball. The prefect had the satisfaction of
lamming this courageous young man (he is only twenty-five
yeare of age) that he bad been named knight of the Legion of
Honour. IL Emerst is about to proceed to Paris to render
an account to the government of the facts attendant cm the
horrible event of Jeddah.

" Sunday next," says the Univers, " being the
fête of St. Victor of Marseilles, a grand musical
mass will be celebrated in Paris at 10 o'clock in
the church of St. Nicholas du Chardonnet, in
which the foot of the saint is preserved. The foot
will be exposed daring the day to the veneration of
the faithful, and after vespers in the afternoon it
will be carried in procession. The foot, though it
has existed fifteen hundred years, five hundred of
which it has been in the parish of St. Nicholas, is
still preserved in flesh and bone."
Constantinople journals and letters to the 14th
have come to hand. Sir H. L. Balwer, accompanied
by all the staff of the legation, and the captain of
the Swallow, went on the previous day to the im-
perial palace, and had the honour of an audience of
the Sultan. Sir Henry first presented the letters of
recal of Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, and afterwards
those which accredited him as his successor. The
Sultan gave the ambassador a most flattering recep-
tion. The Minister of Foreign Affairs was present
at the audience.

The Three per Cents. closed to-day at 88fr. 30e.
for the end of the month, and the Four-ands-Half
per Cents. at 95fr. 86c. ; Orleans Railway Shares,
1,260 fr. ; Great Northern, 910 fr.; Strasburg, 835 fr.
Paris to Lyons and the Mediterranean, 768 fr. 760.;
Western of France, 690 fr.; Bordeaux and Cette,
603 fr. 76c.; Lyons and Geneva, 6801 r.; Bank of
Credit Mobilier, 816 fr.; Austrian Railways,
827 fr. 60c.; Roman Railways, 470 fr.; Russian
Railways, 600 fr.
Coons AIITHILNIIQT/3.-PARTS, July 23.- Caah Prkes.-
For--and-a-Half per Coats. (not reimbursable for 10 yens),
96fr. 860. 80n; Thee; per Cont., 68fr. 26c. 30e. 36e. ; Bank
of Frtur3, 3,090 fr. 3,0961,. 3,100 fr.; Credit Foncier,;6oo6.;
ditto, Obligations, of 6001., Four per Cents., 4408.; ditto,
Three per Cents., 4068. ; ditto, Tenths, Four per
Cents., 93fr. 760. ; Promissory Obligations of I,oook.
Three per Cent., 9608. ; Credit Mobllier, 6118. 260.
6108. 6128. 60e. 6168. ; Discount Bank, 6961 r.;
Piedmont... Fire per Cents., 89k. 760. ; ditto Three
pm Cents., 641 r. ; Austrian Five per Cents., 911
1; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; Bent
de Naplcs (ducats), 114; Roman Loan, 901; Spanish Pea-
err*, 81 ; ditto, Three per Cents., Exterior debt, 431. Ex-
change on London at eight, paper, 26fr. 9e. ; money.
268. 610. ; three months, paper, 241 r. 90e. ; money, 246 r.
8710.