The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-27 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, WISDNDIDAY ETENINO.
The Emperor will probably leave to-morrow for
the camp of Chalons. The Cent Gardts, who always
accompany his Majesty, leave that place in the
morning.
It is stated that the Credit klobilier of Paris has
entered into negotiations with the government of
Holland relative to undertaking the construction of
railways in that country.
The waters of the Stiue continue so low that more
than 200 crafts of differents kinds lie in a double tier
on the right bank of the Seine, from the Bridle St.
Denis as far as Epinay, waiting for water to get up.
Lerminier, professor at the College of France,
has just died in Paris. . _

At the banquet given by the Governor-General of
Algeria on the OtCtiaioll of the Ike of the Emperor,
Marshal ltandon, in proposing the health of the im-
ial family, laid:
Gcnthnien,—According to the custom of oar fathers, wo
are rie,crrilded to celebrate the fete of our sovereign. Algeria,
on this day of national rejoii ing, raises her voice to the
throne, with the wore wisumnee that she it, proud of having
merited well of the mother country. Wbilst her abundant
crops are Bowing to the markets of France, the army of
Africa inscribes a fine page in her military history. The
nonqueat of Kabylia is not only • title of glory for the
army, but it effects a grist progress 1,1 our colonisatio-

which stands in need of Apace, arms, and security. The
work, gentlemen, advenci,, property becomes secure ;
cur commercial relations extend more and more every
year; our aviculture improves, and one manufactures
develop themselves; and it is manifest to every eye that our
young colony to in the most proaperoue state. One wish,
however, remains for ns to form, which, by bring renewed
every year* cannot fail to become more ardent. It Is that of
seeing tLetiapurur ou Ilwse shores, of enabling him to jadgc
from personal obeervatlon what we are all doing, each in our
Wong spheres, for the prosperity of the calmly, and reeeir-
leg been his Majesty's mouth theme capresaions of &addic-
tion wlrkle 'acres.° teefebl the happiness of having dome
well. That day, we dare hope, will come, and then, es to-
day, we will unite our voices in the patriotic acclamations of
"Fire rEmpercur " Viva I Imperau ice:" "Viva le Brines
lraphisl:"
The Three per Cents. closed to-day at GGfr. 95e. for
the end of the month, and the Four.and-a-Half pcc
Cents. at 931 r. 50c. ; Orleans Railway shut"
1,446 fr. 25c.; Great Northern, 870 fr.; Strasburg,
686 fr. 2.5 e. ; New Shares, 870 fr.; Paris to Lyons
and the Mediterranean, 895 fr.; Western of France,
72.5 fr. • Bordeaux and Cette, 641 fr. 25c.;_ Great
Central of France, 615 fr.; Lyons and Geneva,
66ifr. 50c.•, Bank of Credit Alobilier, 952 fr. 50e. ;
Austrian Railways, 648 fr. 75c. ; Russian Railway,
515 fr.

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CunrB nliyete.—r %HIS, Alleld 26.—Cash Prices.
Four-sod-a-Half par Cents. (not reimbursable for 10 years),
Wife. 75e. 60c. 30e.; Three per Centel., 66ti. 95e. 90e. ;
Bank of Fraser, 2,800 fr. 2,7906.. 2,800 fr. ditto (2761 r. paid),
2,8007 r. 2,7904. 2,6110 fr.; Criiit Fonda, Safe.; ditto,
Obligations or 5001 r., lour par Cents., 4274. 50e. 4;ofr. ;
ditto, Tenths, Four per Cents., 87fr. 50e.; Credit Mobilicr,
9554. 9504.; Discount Beak, 6704. 67'2fr.50c.; Piedmontme
Five per Cents.. 906.(Mfr. 60e.; ditto, Three per Cents.,
Ate; ; Belgian Four-and-a-lisle per Cents., vol ; Romans,
85) t. Exchange on London, et sight, paper, 256. ;
money, 24fr. Mc.; three months, paper, 24.1 r. b7je.; money,
24fr. 85c.