The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-05 00:00:00

'MSS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, FRIDLT EVIMINO.
The inanyiration of the port of Cherbourg, which
was to have taken place in the middle of July, has
been postponed till August 7. This fast, which
will 000siderablj affect the summer arrangements
already made by members of the yacht club, and
others, has been officially announced by the Mayor
of Brest to the municipal council of that town.
The Emperor and Empress intend to go by sea from
Cherbourg to Brest, and will probably arrive at the
latter place on the 9th or 10th of August.
The curious piece of news is given in a Constan-
tinople letter of May 26, published in the French
government papers, that after the battle of May 13
Prince Danilo offered by telegraph to give up his
Turkish prisoners to—the French Ambassador !
M. de Thouvenel immediately answered that he
would do better to give them up to the Ottoman
government, and there is reason to think that this
advice has been acted upon. The offer of Prince
Danilo is a remarkable commentary upon the passage
in the despatch published by the irfanitair, wherein
he said that he owed so much to the French
Emperor that he was bound to follow his advice in
everything. The fact proves that he considered the
war as undertaken on French account. Another
Constantinople letter, which has been made public
here, goes so far us to assert that the Emperor gave
Prince Naito a subsidy of 100,0001. sterling in order
to excite him to action.

At the opening of the Bourse there was a con-
fident expectation that things would be better to-
day, in consequence of a marked improvement in the
railway receipts, not only as compared with the
corresponding week of last year (which, as it has
been observed, was a remarkably bad one), but also
with the preeeeding week of the year. The hopes
entertained were, however, disappointed. The Rente,
after rising barely 6c., became heavy, and closed for
account at 69fr. 50c., with a fall of 6e. Yoe cash the
closing price was the same as yesterday and Wed-1
nesday-69fr. 45c. Mobilier fell 22fr. 50c. The
Orleans, Northern, and Lyons railways fell 10fr.
each; and Eastern and Western, bfr. each. Grand
Central was not quoted, The general depression
arose not from any great premiere al sales, but from
a general indisposition to buy. Obligations were
the only seeerities that were readily placed.
I cave not heard any particular cause assigned for
the heaviness of the railway market to-day in the
face of better receipts and the beginning of a new
account; but I have some reason to think that the
Bank of France is endeavouring to resist the pree-
mie put upon it to relax its rules in order to give
a fillip to the Bourse. The Bank is told that it has
great privileges, in return for which it ought to show
itself prompt to relieve one of the most important
branches of French finance; that now that its
cellars are overflowing with money it could not do
better than depart a little from those maxims of
prudence by which it is generally guided; that a
little loan of 300 millions granted to the railways
on liberal terms, and an emission of Mfr. notes,
would increase its bullion still further. keep up quo-
tations, and enable the companies to carry on work
for years to come. The Bank, however, hesitates.
M. Came, a celebrated Russian architect,whobuilt
the Moscow theatre, has come to Perim to submit to
the approbation of the Emperor plans for the erec-
tion of a splendid Greek church in the Champs
Elystes.
Feed Pacha has applied to the Minister at War
for permission to visit all the military establishments

of Parisi. The request waist once complied with.

It is said that the annual exhibition of the fine
arts will take plate next year in the new part of
the Louvre, instead of in the Palais de rlndustrie
of the Champs Itlysees.

A telegraphic despatch announced yesterday that
Prince Vogorides had landed at Marseilles. The
personage thus spoken of is not Prince Canal
Vogorides, the Caimacan of Moldavia, aa he could
net quit the direction of his government in Moldavia
at the present moment. It is the Prince of Santo,
his father, who, notwithstanding his advanced age,
is coming to Paris to•consnit the medical faculty
concerning his health. The prince has had an
audience of Count Walewski.

PIEDMONT..

The Senate of Turin, in its sitting of the Ist, com-
menced the iliseaseion on the Conspiracy against

Foreign Princes Bill, already adopted b7.ths Eham-
liter of Deputies. Counts Persoglio and Mouton.-
molo spoke in favour of the bill; Count de Cavour
explained both the home and foreign policy of the
government; General de la Marmora•defiended that
particular part of the bill which relates to the re-
form of the jury, and the Minister of Justice ex-
plained the law as it stand, at present. M. de
Cardenas having expressed some doubts as to the
true bearing of the measure, the Minister of
Justice replied, and was followed by M. Farina, as
yet the only senator who opposes the bill. The
debate was adjourned to the following sitting. The
Member of Deputies was engaged ill hedrEng the
`report of the committee charged to inquire iittlt the
late contested elections. The committee proposed
that the election of the priest Margotti and of Mar-
411ill Carregs, both of the ultra-Romish party,shonid
be annulled on the groyne' of irregularity. The
Chamber, however, only annulled the election of the
former, and confirmed the other, after which it
adjourned.

Mr. Hodge, the Genoa journals state, embarked
at that port on the aveatag of the 26th ult., on board the
Erttlatt amen Tusertelt, bound for England.

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