The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-09 00:00:00

EXPRESS F ROM PARIS.

(PROM Ott* OWN

PARIS, TUMIDLY ETNWINCI.
Diplomatic communications between Paris and
Turin are now very frequent. A government mes-
senger left this morning with despatches for the
French Ambassador, the Prince de la Tour
ld'Auvergoe.
At the Bourse, the Rents, after opening very firm
and rising as mach as 26c., became very heavy for
the claw without any definite reason, and fell (for
account) 40c. from yesterday, closing at 68fr. 86e.
For cash the last price was without change. Mo-
bilier fell 17fr. 600. t and railways from 2fr. 60c.
to Mi.

The carnival masked ball at the Tuileries last
night was extremely gay. Dancing was kept up
till 6in the morning. The Emperor appeared in
the costume of a field officer of the time of Louis
EV. ; the Empress wore a court dress of the same
period, and was covered with diamonds and jewels.
In the course of the evening two cars, bearing ladies
in historical costumes, were drawn through the
saloons. There were two suppers, one at 2 o'clock,
and the other at 6. Each table was presided over
by a member of the imperial family. About 600
people were invited to this fate.
The Preue says in its weekly commercial review:

Although speculative budder in Paris still keeps on the
reserve during the present doubtful state of political ash',
peS emend nutunisetiners have during the pest "risk re-

;eared from elapplng bongo some considerable ceders,
white will beep then poll well implied for some time lo
ems. The meadartarers of certain ankles, snob u per-

furry, artificial flowers, and other faacy sorb, have also
reesimd some good orders from the deportmmte. With
mord to the retail Mode in the capital, it Mill
mattfours dull. At Lyons inch orders have teen received
from the United States and ths Brazils as will occupy moat
at the looms until hominess shall have geoerally improved at
home. At Mahatmas and Roue manufactarsd goods have
been in go .d demand, buyers appearing to anticipate higher
priors from the improviag quotations of the raw material
The menage from Roubaix are equally satisfec.ory. In
ecemagasece of an advance in prime in the London and
Liverpool markets, a large amomt of tumblers has been doss
ha totem at Haw% matufacturers purchasing eagerly in an-
. _

Udp►l{at of a further Mamma 131101114.081 D nw eager in
Paris mathmas mryltmigd, the rename not being ►ble to
sled warm owlag to the high prices demanded by
holden; transmittal in reflood sugar are aim far below the
anal weans Ms cam nerket remains in $ Merman
Neer. boyars refraining Am partdmaing baytad their maul
wants. • hags amount of bastame has bees domain sapper ;
bet is lesd lam dais& with prior Area. Zino is rather ea
the decline.

General Delve, of Hayti, one of Sonlonque's
ministers, has arrived at Havre from Southampton,

The Dibate feel* little doubt of the definitive
Bacons of Lord Cowley at Vienna : . _

Austria meat be minvitteed of two thbsp—the first to
that the Frew:ls government dedres pros, sines it her
voluntarily accepted the iatententioa of inglaad, whose
attscituatat to peace canon be sompond; the mead is
that linsepra public opinion, so strongly pronounced
for per, would not be indalgott toward. the government
which should sootpt the pave responsibility allaying m-
assed pesos isposeible by ha wawa haughtiness, er by
yaw sad gaily releuktken With these two troths before
he eyes, Aastr:a mast be Covered to lend attention to the
advice of England; and we should feel no surprise st bear.
lag the coollwastion of the despstohis which repraeut as
very honorable the propene of the negotiations opened by
Lord Cowley. Ina few days we shall doubtirea witness
the remora of the last traces of the alarming mistrust which
weighed on the mind of Bumps during the tint two months
of this year.