The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-26 00:00:00

IMPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. Par *t )Ninon.
Confident* in the ire of Lard Orders Worn
bee wady vanished today.
The Bores has lost all the gesmad, and era
rare that it gained yesterday. The Rent. fell 60e.
ter cash, and 75c. foe account, claming at 68fr. Sc.
and 67fr. 90c. Mobilier fell 23fr. 75c. The Orleans
railway fell 15fr. ; Lyons, I I fr. ; Northern and
Southern, 7fr. 50c. each, and the other lines her
:fr. to sfr. The greatest discouragement prevailed.
Among the rumors of the day it was stated that
Marshal Baragry d'Hilliers had been appointed
to the command of the army of Lyon', and that
two regiments of the Imperial Guard had suddenly
left Versailles, by stick train, for Lyons. It was also
said that an asthma in Lombardy wee feared, which
might derange all diplomatic calculations. An
engageasent at Modena between erne troops and
Piedniontess marts was talked of.
Worts are being made, and will doubtless suc-
ceed, to incite the Corps Legialatif, notwithstanding
its known horror of war, to make some spentanerme
demonstration, mining the Emperor of it devotion
to his policy, whatever it may be. lam told that in
the Eighth Barer the subject was broached in a
marked manner to-day. There are considerable
di/Realties to be overcome, for it is not doubted that
the 'normally thin attendance of deputies at Count
de Mercy's irt party was an indication of their
disapproval of his warlike speech.
Count Walewski told the Corps Diplonsatique at
thermal Friday's reception this afternoon, that he
had very ellapiall hopes of the recess of Lard
everry's misers. This speech I take to be a mere
tonsil echo of the announosenent said to have been

made by the Emperor at the lust mart ball, that
poking matters had now entered epee a mete tran-
quil phew.
The noses of the two eenatere who voted Naked
the imeremed dotation far the imperial fenny me
it. a. Cretelbajec and the Marquis de %bey. The
brow made the hair of the UMW courtiers who
maples the staple of the illustrious assembly stand'
ea end by the rude things he said of Prince Na-
ples& Some report of the speeches of the two
reciabdtreat senators will in all probability and its
way into mint. For reasons which I am not able
M explain, it waited the purpose of the Emperor
when be fixed the sum which he thole to take hem
the ematry for his family, to have it voted by the
Bum to is a lump, reserving to Used: the
power of diatribut jog In the proportions whisk might
seem good to him. Of the original sem of
1,300,000 fr. a year he sailed 1,000,000 fr. be bb
uncle Jerome, 200,000 fr. tie the Primo
(who, to the wife of Prince Demileit was eke*
rich), and 300,000rr. to his meek Prism Napalm
The additional 700,000 tr. a year now taken, though
voted perssaat to the original system as ea
ett-
mwatation of the revenue of the prison and pole-
wen of the imperial family, is is lust all wanted
ere the Prhuie Napoleon, and will bring up his in-
come from the country, Imelda bonne-room, ke.,
te 1,000,000 tr., or 40,0001. Merlin a year.
800,000 tr. have been given for the " expo= of his
maniap," and 100,000 fr. a year and a suitable m-
ildews are settled upon his wife is moo of his death,
so that altogether he meet be MAW upon ea a de-
cidedly fortunate yea*. It should be Mated kr his
credit that just bean the additional 1203•10 of
28.0001. a per was oohed kw bees the Beasts, be
magnanimously gave eat the. he refused to ergo*
the dirty day d 4,0001. a year to which he wee
entitled se a gabbier. The thetaaes of greenmails
swims sad kremlin. It meet be very
satisfeekey to the sentry whisk pays the mew,
to redid that it to voted by media* data, mars
guises, and the ether great men—(" illustrations"
of the emery, they Sr. styled by the constitution)
—who mompens the Beasts. These distinguished
indiviinsk must of snares have Waded themselves
that all is right and proper. The simplicity and
delicacy of imperial arrangements which are se
contrived es to have them little family mitten
settled in emit is also weethy of all eirsirstien.
When Lord M..lbournee government wormed
to settle 60,0001. a year upon the Queen mil
Zagland's husband. Prince Albert, Mr. Hunter* up
amid said be thought 30,0001. would be quit* eon&
err the young gentleman, sad the Howe of °am-
mo= we. mean enough to vote the smailssent.
Amy sash rings and amndeless leterinteos with the
private affairs of princes is effcetutlly prevented by
imperisi imitations.
Mr. Mitchell had the honour of introducing hie
* 'Biggers" to the French court last night. A tem-
porary theatre wu constructed in the Salle de
Diens, The Emperor and Empress, Prises Jerome,
Prime Napoleon and the Princess ClothUda, the
Primers liathilde, and about 400 guests witnessed
the mrhemance, and laughed immenaely at the
Yankee drollery of the blackened faced hietrioniets.