The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-11 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(MON ODA OWN 00111NIONDONT.)
PARIS, Ihinma Emus°.
The funeral obsequies of Sister Rosalie were pen.
formed yesterday with extraordinary pomp. M.
Bt. Arnaud and Madame St. Arnaud (the brother and
the widow of the late Marshal) were =cog the
mourners. The eoifin was escorted by a picquet of
honour of the 13th Regiment, and followed by a vast
crowd of the poor of the 12th arrondissement. M. St.
Arnaud pronounced a speech over the grave. The
Abbe Faleimagne gave notice that • funeral ser-
mon would be preached in St. Each, on
Friday next. Sister Rosalie was a member of an
aristocratic family. She wee decorated by the pre-
sent Emperor for her various acts of self-devotion.
It is stated that the Emperor and Empress frequently
paid her visits, and entrusted her with large sums to
dispense in charity.
The protestant, of the Haute Vienne--a sect of in-
dependents who will receive no salary from the state,l
and whose particular form of worship is not
one of those recognised by the law have I
been again condemned by a court of justice
for an infringement of the decree of March
25, 1862, whist unlicensed assemblages of
more than twenty persons. The sentences are this
time heavier than before, on the ground, as the court
states in its judgment, that the parties knew they
were contravening the law as interpreted by pre-
vious judgments. Fines amounting to 9,000 fr. are
inflicted upon the seven individuals found guilty.
_ .

Of the fifteen students and others who were tried
yesterday for making a disturbance at M. Nisard's
lecture, fourteen have been 000victed. One youth
named Pouret, whose only offence was that of having
shrugged his shoulders when told by the police to go
away, is acquitted. The sentences are comparatively
light. Two professors, M.M. Roland and Rogeard
(the latter thirty-five years of age), and a man of
no profession named Lefort, are sentenced to six
months' imprisonment. But of the young men the
three who cams off worst have only three months'
imprisonment, four others are sentenced to
one month, and the remaining escape with
a fine of 100 fr. The Advocate Imperial did not
press for a heavy punishment, out of com-
passion, as he said, for the young men, " whose fu-
ture prospects were at stake," and who had forgotten
the intereets of their family and " their mother's last
kiss."

PAEIS, SATURDAY EVENING.

The following paragraph in the Moniteur, an-
nouncing the fact that Sardinia will be represented
at the 000grees by two plenipotentiaries, as well as
the other powers parties to it, is a pregnant confir-
mation of the news I announced some days sine*, that
Sardinia would be admitted to take part in the nego-
defines on a footing of perfect equality. We read
in the Moniteur:—" The Chevalier Maasinso d'Azeglio
had been at first flied upon by the Piedmont/se go-
vernment to take part in the negotiations about to
open in Paris. We now learn that the Count de
Cavour, President of the Sardinian Council of Minis-
ter, and the Marquis de Villunarina, the Sardinian
minister at Paris, have been definitively named as
the plenipotentiaries of that power at the congress of
Paris.•

It is to be noticed that the Moniker makes nee of
the term "Oregneee

This 'unities Pays says:—" It is positively stated
that the memos will open on the last day of the
three weeks fixed as the extreme limit by the pro-
toool of Feb. I. It is added that an *naiades of
six weeks will be signed in the first sitting." The
latter news, however, cannot be accepted ea certain
on the authority of the Pays, bemuse the peace pre-
liminaries come first in order to be signed before the
armistice, and the unanimity of the plenipotentiaries
will be wonderful indeed if they can come to an
agreement upon these in the first half of their first
sitting. It is evident that no French journal, how-
ever officially inspired, an have any sufficient
grounds to predict such an event.

The Bourse has been in a very uncertain state to-
day. The opening quotations were decidedly weak.
Boole unesethess was felt in oosseqessos of a state-
ment from View, circulated in a leading article of
' the etsennblete Nationale, that it was the intention of
Russia to ask for an armistice of four months. Mis-
givings we entertained as to the result of nerds.
dons already expected to be so protracted as this
news would imply. The feeling of depreseion was
however bet of short duration, for every fall of a
few centimes brought buyers forward. In the middle
of the day Weems was brisk, but some considerable
sales within the last quarter of an hour brought
down quotatioe• from the highest point. The Rents
dosed for cash at 72.40, with a ries of 40c., sad for
account at 72.76., with a rise of 6c. Credit Feather
was in 110111111 demand, owing to a report that the
government cmitensplates • Urge subvention to this
society for the mime of &foliage, bat the shares
ultimately fell 16f. Bank of France and Credit
Mobilier scar sly varied. The Austrian railways
were in great request, and rose if. Frank railways
were, on the whole, lower. it. Rembert and Gre-
noble fall 10f.

—illslitWiliam= Target, the wife of the Paha
anibsasador at Madrid, le spokes of en lirilyte be
hinted for the post of go o= to the= in-
feat shortly oersted to be bus et tire
The mei proms seats pelordey afternoon,
while the fkihrietri=eisibmsabask in the
Bois de Ciesaul Omani-
bort, kelisle=cdhems of the Looms and Char
seen wander se the lamb of Unlace. His Mointy
loot the goosed to sok the (Assn their nesse, sad
before they bed this, to answer the question put to
thee, the Emperor himself erne up, and
asked thou all to dinner at the Tuileries is Moo-
day next. The spectators of this hem, it is added,
hinge deeply moved, prom ci the Emperor were
ry meth, and the howd esogratalated the
four oaths as the great homier that had bees
dose them. I give this stay entirely epos the re-
sponsibility of the goversheet journals that pub-
lish it, for it seems to ine in the highest degree
unlikely that oat of the many thousand aims in
Paris the Emperor should have invited four to diner
at modes.

aosorapasiod by Gourd Ourobsrt,
dasseaded yesterday aftersoca into the Garden of
the Tuileries by tbe priests staircase, and walktd
far as boar ea dis river tsetse&

TELIOPAPIIIC Paoiscr.—Thar Pleasattaia
stile that it is the bossism of the Mediemasses
Company, wbish is asw &kiss a edits battens lardisla
sad La Calla, es the easel et Atria% to matins u s Hu Is
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hem La Calls Is Beg* Aisle's. sad Ono, they will direst
their mita line *sews! Tusk Tripe% Alexandria, Calm
Nen. Isesselso, Desessas, Bagdad, Bresers, Hyderabad,
sad BeiMay. At the Later shy ski line is Is musts late
two hawk.., warms, earthward to Agra (wham ewes.
deg Mashes Mead to Lahore, Peshawar, led be
thenihre at a dart Hume tram Cabal ad thuhmare),
Issates, sad Cabala party
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irate that sMI t Ss Nam la as kllsw die ssesh-sestsea
seam et the Sett sfilespl sod the platen& et Ishessa ;
taws pus ever to the least% Iskrade sad the math et Au.
paha, whams it will follow to eastara mask st
the sumaress Weeks tam, aid *Bala. at Pon
The wink alibraie is ealsulstod at about 20,000 lilissastrts
(12.4111 lass).
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