The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-19 00:00:00

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FRANCK.

(ROY 0171 OWN ODZIOSPONDINT.)
lisrean•T Ivesnre.
Ths Ifiesizew► gives the latest news ikosi Bosnia
ate Havireerisa is time terse :
Weave 'waived the Wowing telegram, dated
infra, July 16 Yesterday Kemal Fjendi hay-
leg arrived at Dream, all the insurgent leaden of
Herzegovina came to him and made their sebmie-
ion. A depatatioa appointed by them to arrange
aiding difficulties accompanied the Ottoman own-
miseioner to Trebigne. It is stated that the Bashi-
besouks are about to be withdrawn from Hone-
gowns.' "
This is substantial) y the arse news as that given
b the Pays last night, and upon the strength of
it costradicted its former statement, that
Aire had been • fresh ootiffict between the Turks
mil the Mentesegrins.
The

......w.surressiesiirtves the following as the final
sr/augments for the Imperial visit to Cherbourg:

Chris Vida* as Me beta already mentioned, will ;Mee
at Chimers ea the ma* of the dth, tad the 'spree
M Wawa will mai their eatreaoe into the town la the
imam of the tame day. Their Imperial Maktiodss will
ameas et Ch berg as the dth, belt, sad 7th; sad as Oaa-
day, the Sib, tral sods& ea board the lintape, sem Sae-
t. mai le *wt. TM Ind Wordy, bio-
tin/ the ...taps et Tram sad Beribad A bike piths
es the Ob. The Kith= it pan the it is the road-
thei Oa Ore 7th the lesueraretiaa, beedictioa, mad (Mo-
ir of the dealt Napalm 111. will lobe place, rd la the
adthaece the Vthe de Nantes maw Naar, irtdob bee boa
bit tithe of the dips al ibiCaav dab, will be:Wadi Is
the swain there will be a "read ball aired by the ham
gni hamar wm tie phia by the Zapata to sit ft • pr-
ams allathad to Ids wile. It will is piece odor a Int
lid up ea the dark of the Sieve. all the piesipaler
thrise helig part of the Caahmose al Parte ben relived
thiselise hr thaftter et Chethearg.

The Nord maim that as feretre sovereigns or royal
the Qom. rime Albert, and the
=B.gat lawleen invited to Cherbourg.
The room thee squadron would be there
is also eentradieted. The than de la Maaeh•, wish-
ing to cabs the appiehmitem al foreigners, who
fear that they will apt pt beds during timietss,
&marts that there is linty ef accommodation in the
town for all oomarL The population, aooordieg to
the lest omega, is 36,000, and not 12,000 or 16,000,
es has been stated.

The Bourse has again been heavy, although there
mu rather more business doing. The Rents fell se.
for cash, closing at 68.15, and at yesterday's
prioe, 68.20, for account. Mobilier fell 17.50.
It is reported that two of the directors
of this establishment, M. Ernest Andre and
M. Charles Mallet, had resigned. M. Eked&
Us also resigned, and there is a rumour, whisk is
however doubted, that he will be made • senator.
These changes added to the depression of the oom-
pany's shares. The Western Railway fell 12.50,
and the other lines were from 2.50 to sf. lower.
The lent pending nitione an again hoof' rep by
the obstinacy of the Dauphin • Company, which will
not accept the terms, considered hberal by the go-
vernment, which the Lyons Company offers. The
esespanies, the Northern more especially, me not at
all disposed to give any larger proportion of their
;coats to the State in return for any advantage that
the State prolames to offer by modifying existing sti-
Feistier'.
The railway Iron Tam to Le Mane will be opened
to the pliblie on the 19th, without any solemnity.
The AUG,. says that Marshal Prince Jerome in-
tends to pass the coming winter in Algeria, for the
sake of the climate.

The Press* coottins an ample apology for the
article ooneenting Vely nacho, which provoked the
promotion I have already 'mentioned. I learn that
the poresentlin will sow be withdrawn.
Lady Ravekek, widow alt the General. sad her
flintily, are now mayia, at It. Valary-enr-bonne.