The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-23 00:00:00

FROM PARIS.

(MON 0171 OWN

?LEIS, SUNDAY EVSNINO.
The important news reaches Paris by telegraph,
from Vienna, that the Empress of Austria has this
morning given birth to a son and heir apparent to
the throne of the empire. Before this event the
Archduke Maximilian, the governor of Lombardy,
was heir presumptive. In all probability farther
reforms in Italy will now be proelaimed.
The Emperor and Empress will not leave St.
Cloud for Biarritz so soon as was thought. They
will certainly not go on Monday. Wednesday, the
26th, is spoken of, bat possibly their departure may
be delayed fora week. It is still said that after a
short stay at Biarritz, the Emperor, laving the
Empress and the Impetial Prince there, will make
a trip to the Chalons Camp.
A letter from Brest, in the Moniteur de la Flotte,
states that two Russian squadrons, which r-e on the
point of sailing from Croustadt, wi'l stay for some
time in the ports of Brest and Cherbourg. One of
these squadrons is destined for the Mediterranean,
and the other for the Pacific Ocean. The latter
will, it is said, be commanded by Captain Topoff, one
of the Emperor Alexander's aides-de-camp.
The Nord of Brussels relates the following inci-
dent as having occurred in the last sitting of the
Pevis Conference:

The English plenipotentiary surprised the ether members
by all at once expressing regret that the Conference had not
resolved, at its third meeting, that the protocols should
contain manly the deciefens come to, rod not
the reasons offered by each plenipotentiary. His lordship
concluded by moving that none of the protocol-, not even
the that ones, should bo published; and fea "-tg, doubt! s,
indiscretions, he propomd that each plenipotentiary should
pledge hie honour to keep the deliborations scree. Count
Kleardeff warmly opposed this proposition, which he ihor
Ma more strange as corning from the rerpresenta.:ve of a
nation which regards publicity se one of the ooryti.sent
elements of its government. His ex. ollenoy expressed For
self fn nosrly the following teems I ream to take the
pledge demanded; Russia is not a parliaments', govern-
ment, bat she nevertheless desires to eel:ghten pub'io
opinion. We were four in the Congress of Paris—England,
Prance, Ramie, and Sardinia, who desired the union of the
Principalities; and if one of the four bin chsrigcd her
opinion, let the reason be made knos.t."

It appears by a telegram from Berlin that, accord-
ing to the new treaty between Russia and Cb;na
the left bank of the Amour t:ver is to foix the
boundary between the two empires.

Prince Napoleon hat retained to Paris ;:om
incognito tour in Switzerland.

The Moniteur oontaini the folloa:ng paragraph
anoooncing that the labours of the Congress of
Paris ars at an end:—

fin asnireasoiParis confided the definitive eompleCon
of ita work to several °waterier+, whose labours were to be
approved of by the orintraMing powers. The mission of coo
of these commissions wee to settle the new boundary Hoe of
Moldavia, oa the Besearabian side; that of the other was to
verify the Twoo-Ressian b modary ; two conventicle' have
since be.. made with a view to this double object, the ratifica-
tions of which were exchanged several months ego.
The Pi IneLpeßties comw salon was charged to enquire
what wee the wants and wishes of the Moldo-
Wallecha, and to collect upon the spot the nee -a-
wry eletnenle for preparing the organization of the
Esienbiaa provisos. The eonveation aigoed the day
bane yesterday at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs has for
Me °bleat the fulfflrnent of this important stipulation of the
i treaty of March 30. When the previsions of this convention
shall be made public it will be seen that they have suooeeded
in reconciling the different:in of *pinion of the contratz,ng
powers with the interests and wishes of the populations.
The En "months of the Danube commission" has
Dot 3 m fidaMd the talk assigned to it, end the act of Bulge-
Unit draws up by the rivedrain commiseion :ham not been
relsolforiel by the powers parties to the treaty of PM's. But
the bamboo of tbses Sue commissions, specially ooaormoing
Sllittlitatisa dribs Desebe, Is clearly datacd by the et;pw.
of the treaty; end the completion of It ernoot pos-
aTii e delayed by other than purely mate. al obstacles.
We may, therefore, from this rooesset muskier the work of
the treaty of Paris se sosorsplished.
The Emperor and Bermes arrived at St. Cloud
at eight o'clock last evening, on their return from
their triumphal progress through Normandy and
Brittany.
It is stated in the Bruise's jor•aals that twelve
French rehgees have just been expelled from
Belgium.
SATURDAY EVEN IND.
The highly important news of the termination of
the war In China produced no appreciable effect at
the Bourse, which opened rather heavily. As Wr
the case yesterday, however, prices rallied during
the cleitig minutes of basinful. The Rente left off
for cash at
closingsteiday's prior, 69.50, and rose 150.
for account,at 69.80. Mobilier rose 8.75.
Thieve was very lit e change in railways: Orleans,
Northern., and Western closed about 2.50 higher,
and the other principol lines fell to about the same
extent. It is understood that the Batik of France
has been urged by certain parties to reduce its dis-
count from 31 to S per cent., but that, at the council
held on Thursday, the proposition was adjourned
after a long discussion. It was observed that more
Idiscount business was new doing in London, and
that lowering the rate here to an extreme point
would be bf ao 'notarial use to trade.

The shares in M. Calley St. Paul's Union l'Ainan-
eiers rose from 423 to 483, in °Dungy:muse of a IT
ported fusion with another credit establishment.

We read in the Independence Beige A pariah
in the Cantos of Thstrgovia (13eltaroland) has jest given •
noble example of telorancs and 1110011 between the two a 311•
foleiona. The occasion was the itetallation of • new pro-
tege,* pester at Fotaeolleld, when the two creeds count
about an equal number of believers. The reception was
accompanied by a certain degree of pomp. Toong
catholic &le assisted protstang Os in preparing
mon.* ; the catholic clergy weal out to ur :t the
new preacher; a thole of men contrived of catholic* and
protestant', conducted by a cure, chanted hymns of than's,-
giving, and the fib termisatod with • grand banquet, at
which all the priacdpal (admits of the loci"ty were
pretat."

LATINO TUE FIRST STONE OF A NEW WORK -
Hooss.—(Tuzs D•r.)—This day the carecoosy of Plias
the ibusdletics eras et the %teed- 1 new seriatim -• tor
the hamlet et lelreed Old Toe.), whisk ,*togas a popes-
Ma of 65,000 paean, took place to the prance of
a large another of the roost iallseatlal parishioners
and others spesially invited. The site it a plot of lard
Esereireet, Olebriisidr, about a quarter of a rile frog the
obi tows herr The new building er:11 carafe wooresedr,
ties for died 600 inmates. The *egret I express ft
30,0001. T rat he defrayed by • lam boa rend on the
accurity efihe Mem The pear refs is at peeled as. is the
pond per MOM The erecilea et the see washbowls
wlll femme *
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about 15 yews.
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