The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-02 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
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(MON OUR OWX CORIMPONDI:II7.)
PARIS, WZDNIBDAT Evans°.
"I have received from an English invalid lady
now taking the Vichy waters a letter from which
I make the following extract :
Vichy, Pavillon Sevigne, July M.
• • You may be expecting fo hear something of what has
been going on in Vichy the last few days, as the Emperor
came down on Saturday, and the little town was called
upon by the mayor to manifest its loyalty to its benefactor
by universal and unanimous acclamations. So Vichy was
Fiesta everywhere with tricolours ; eagles and triumphal
arches abounded, and there were inscriptions, "The Medi-
ator of Europe," he. At night there were illumin►tions,
some of them very splendid. As we are on the Boulevard
Napoleon, and only some 50 yards frour the chalet own-
,lied by the Emperor, we walked down there in the
evening and saw him come in, ran up the steps,
shake hands pith a few gentlemen who were standing
about the hall, and bow to the little knot of paralli
assembled before his door. He looked much fatter and
more good-natured than when I saw him many years ago in
Bath. On Sunday he went to mass at the new church,
where he met the bishop, and there was some speech:-
tying. To-day there are bills about, requesting people not
to form groups about him in the streets, or present peti-
tions except in the box at his door. The three or four
little chalets in which he and his ministers reside are small
unpretending buildings, to which I went the first day I
was here, in the hope of getting furnished apartments in
them. There must be a good deal going on in them now,
I should think. _ .

The Presse says that in a French point of view
the peace preliminaries of Nikolaburg, so far
from being the destruction of the treaties of 1816,
are an aggravation of them. That is doubtless the
general feeling in France.
The Imperial Advocate delivered his opinion to-
day in the case of the heirs of the Duke de
Gramont Caderousse against Dr. Declat. He
advised the court to declare the will in Dr.
Declat's favour void, as being made in favour of
a physician who attended the deceased in his last
illness. Judgment will be given this day week.
The Bourse, so far from being frightened by the
purchase of cavalry and artillery hones in the
Caine, was firmer than it has been for several
days. Rent. rose 50c. for cash and 42ic. for ao-
count, closing at 69fr. 60c. in each case. Italian
rose 45c., closing at 52fr. 55c. Mobilier rose 10c.,
and Credit Foncier 15c. There was a considerable
upward movement in railways. Orleans, Northern,
and Lyons rose 10fr. each.
New York despatches, dated this day (August 1),
by the transatlantic cable, have reached Paris, and
are published in the evening papers.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

TRIIRMIDAY, AUGUST 2, $ AIL

H. T. w. liti,', 11'---7-,'" w. 1. it
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Nabs 29.9064 KN.& 1 1 W. et 0. 1
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Leith UM 67 I.N.H. 2 3 K. r 0.341 2
Ardroema. 15,55 68 N.N.K. 6 3 8.8. W. re 0.701 4
Oreemosalle: 22.57 27 N.N.L 2 5 LILL rm 0.30 1
Yalmitia 29.70,60 Y. . 1 I W.&W. to 0.17 3
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Liverpool 29.63 69 W. 3 4 8.8.11. 0 0.52 2
Holyhead 49.51.59 W. 6 7 8.8. W. oo o.os 6
Petutatice 29.71 61 N.W. 4 7 8.8. W. to 0.9 3
Brest .. ... ;29.73 Li W. 5 7 B.W. tr 0.39 4
Lorieut ..: '29.00 63 W. 3 6 B.W. r 0.612 3
Rochefort .129.00 66, W.B.W. 5 4 LW. rOl 2
Plymouth _129.43 841 N.W. 4 7 It to 0.23 2
Weymouth _129.59 63, W. 3 0 B.W. oe 0.1 3
P0rtam0uth...29.57 63. W.S.W. 3 6 8.8. W. r 0.09, 3
' London
_. 149.57 62' W.S.W. 2 4 N.W. to 0.101 -
Tarm0uth.2.129.132 681 8.8. W. 6 2 N.N.H. Cr 1— 1 1
Scarborousb. 29.62 66, 8. 3 5 &K. er 6.31 3
Shields 129_5268' ILL 2I 1 2.1. a' 4.11 4