The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-04 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(rsom ova OWN CORIZSPOWDZINT.)
PARIS, FRIDAY Bvaxtso.
The ilostiterr of yesterday contains an imperial
decree, appointing the Count de Morey President
the Corps Legistatif, and Mears. Schneider and
genii Vice-Presidents.
There is sot the least doubt that General Cavaig-
re will again give the liberal electors of the third
arcumscription an opportunity of rallying round
kis name. He had the relative majority last time,
Ind the few votes which were thrown away upon
straggling candidates without a chance, alone pre-
vented hir from having the absolute majority which
was then, bat is not now, required. Cakes the go-
vernment can devise means to put on the screw
stronger than it did before, the general's success is,
to say the least of it, highly probable. In the
fourth circumscription, M. Emile 011ivier and M.
Gamier Pair had also the relative majority
if the loot votes be added. In the seventh
MM. Dittman and Bastide together polled
within a • trifling fraction the ruse number
of votes ad the government candidate. MM.
Gamier Paris and Bastide have now retired frogs
the field for the sake of unity,and Cavaignsc,ollivier,
and Harbison are the only serious opposition candi-
dates in Parr. The issue is very interesting, not to
ray momentous, and the power of turning the scale
a very great stimulus to those who deliberately
.bstained a fortnight ago. 'rho Sleek affirma that
cry many of the abiltentionists have expressed their
egret at not having taken part in the pacific
attle which has already produced such consider-
hie (numerical) results, and have resolved to
ate this time. "We mast not," says the Sitele,
lose the fruits of a first advantage. The journals
rhich support the government are redoubling their
Hotta. Ours will not be wanting to the opposition
eindidates."

Count de Moray is now with the Emperor at
Plombierem lie did pass through Paris. The
'Denials which contradicted the news of his arrival
there a few days since were mistaken. His young
wide came with ham, and she is now in Paris with
ier mother the Countess Tranbetzkoy.
According to the latest news received from Italy.
be attempted insurrection in the Neapolitan stabs
ass a complete failure, and 200 arrests have been
aade at Orme.

The Bonne opened with a better feeling. The
Reote, for account, was first quoted at 67fr. 70c.,
sad advanced to 67fr. 75c., but towards two o'clock
became feeble and declined to 67fr. 60c. Tho
elm of the Bowes was weak. The last price of
the Rent, was 67fr. 40c. for cash and 67fr. 60e. for
meant, then being a fall of 20c. for ash, and a rise
of 6c. for account.
In the railway market attention was principally
directed to the new shares. Lyons (new) rose lifr.
50c.; Nord (new) roes Ur. 25c.; Nord (ancient) fell
life. 50e.; Midi (sew) rose 12fr. 60c.; Mobilier,
6fr.

(VIO' 0011 OWN

NAPLES, Jrv• 22.

Prince Ilatriano (Filangieri) and his son left
Naples, I believe, on Friday. The former has well
served the King,and has therefore become obnoxious
to the royal mind.
The report still circulates obstinately, and
amongst oftioials too, that the king was posi-
tively shot at, and wounded in the shoulder.

I cannot.trace the report to any certain authority,
bat every avenue of information between this and
Gaeta ii closed. One thing is certain—that
his Majesty, contrary to his usual practice,
did not make his apprarance at the fêtes of St.
Antonio and San Luigi, at which latter fdte,
specially, it war his custom to appear with all the
royal family, nurserymaids included. We have also
. . . .

existent reports of duturbanees in Calabria, and it is
added tint Colonel Aran de Rivera has been pent
down with fresh troops. What I believe is certain,
in, that throughout the provinces there is immense
di content and excitement, and that in Calabria there
is a fresh disarmament of the population.

IN ITALY.

The Piedmonttse Gazelge has the following on
the arrests at Genoa, already announced by tele-

- .
Tie moist days past the antberftion at Genoa had reetind
latereatVo that a few individuals proposed &tubing the
lotlic pane. Hsviag hand yesterday (29th ult.) that as
thews oaths kind would la made during the night, the sat.
therein twond aesmd bores to be searehed, a tonsure
ehrk led to the capture of how arm and the arrest of about
0 piney. The plea of the latter was to surprise the forth
if the aprons awl Monate ; the telegraphic wires near
lose bad been out. The city of Owns to tranquil, end the
intherltise hen token envy =sous to prevent a disturb•
am, lo which they have hitherto been suceeetul.

Oa the same &abject the Opiisimie of Turin says :
headtal of ebonies sea wowed lea night to supra§
tad:sad Gaga It is add they were maid with pistols
ad ark*, sad that they have bees mated. Twelve of
taw were to stack or of the forte; the ateekieg party of
he rater war seeteslat stronger. Not • shot has barn
had sad as cowls warded. This wen* Gam was lat
weeder It this avtarsil attempt Everyttrag Y quiet,
ad there Ye beau so rarity for earsordaery namasuna

(►nor on owN

LISBON, Joa• 29.
I am informed that Mr. Henry F. Howard, the
Wish Minister at this Court, will return to Eng-
ird in the packet of the 9th of July, with his
Lily, on leave of absence for six months. Mr.
Net will conduct the business of the mission
long kis Excellency's absence.
I iwe also told that the Count dc Lavradio lessee
kr Ragland on the same day, to resume his duties
•Pertagneee Ambassador in London.
Two gnsian vowels of war have arrived in port,
tla int el that Mina since the declaration of peace.
by en the Viborg, of 74 guns, and the frigate
ef 44 genes. The Viborg is a propeller, her
mewls teiag of 450-horse power, and she carries
Os Lig of Admiral Berens. These vessels are last
lossA*ieni, and it is supposed that their sojourn
tithe Tagus will not extend beyond three or four
ifs. Their arrival is supposed to have no political
main whatever.
Tbe Priaoem Royal will, it is expected, leave for
Gana to-morrow morning, and I understand that
mess vessels of war are expected here.
Ike business in the Cortes has lately been of little
ono interest, and it is officially announced that the
Cambers will close on the 30th inst. The contract
secluded at Madrid between the Portuguese rekre-
!native and the Spanish Minister for Foreign
Skim, for an electric telegraph from Lisboa to
hdrid, has been scot here for the approval of the
fetes.
o foreign exchanges a further rise in the rate on
Indon has taken place, money being very scarce :
eit business closed with paper over at 54 for three
Paths' date and 531 for 30 days' eight. Stotts have
itiroved slightly, some purchasers having appeased,
ul arc quoted ae follows :—Coupons, 453
link of Portugal shares, 11 1 to 111 per cent. pro.
mm. The Bank has declared a dividend of 2 per
wt. for the six months ending 30th Mat.

Ita be (barrier a Paris states that the &apnea
boaght X. Garoeiro MOWS a the " Dad sear the
IC Wei re view e ea Nora Pelabitke la Poll-mall,
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