The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-09 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(now ova own

PARIS. FILIDAT EVININO.

The Grand Duke Constantine is redly going to Lon-
don. The Nord of Brussels states that an invitation
tram the Queen , t ransmitted by Lord Cowley, has been
sooepted ; and, on inquiry, I learn that the news is
true. It is said that the Grand Duke will go from
Cherbourg by sea to visit the Queen at Osborne.
The Oland Duke and waits left the Tuileries at 10
o'clock this morning in three travelling carriages and
four, with postillions in bag wigs, to visit Versailles
and the Military School of St. Cyr. Hie imperial
highness breakfasted at Trianon.
A telegraphic apparatus has been fitted up in the
Grand Duke's apartments in the Pavilion Mersin
in the Tuileries, by means of which he can com-
municate instantly at any moment with his brother
the Emperor of Russia.

The management of the Exhibition of the Beaux
Arta, it is said, is occupied in preparing a provisional
exhibition at the Palace of Industry, for the inspee-
tics of the Grand Duke Constantine. For that pur-
pose all that are considered as the beet productions
of painting and sculpting are being collected in one
plane.
Queen Christina and the Duke de Ruin:arm hams
arrived in Paris from Rome.

The Pain's says that the departure of the
Ando:knee with Baron Gros is at present used for
a day from the 12th to the 16th of this month.
Several transport' will start at the salmi time ander
convoy of the Andaciense. The latter part of the
above news is, however, in direct contradiction with
the following statement in the Mositerr de is
Insets

ileeeejourasle, la mooring the approschlag aeraitare
ot the Aadsciwase fa Mdas, sad that the Mpis WM be
*Moved by award ether retests, which are sow arab* Is
ear parts, sad which wM carry cot ea espaltikamry tarps
dumdums. We thlak we lbw that thaw is so foseastica
tar three 111104/1.11, sad that, whit the maybes at the
Ariesleass, whose Weeks wee es aawacall *Malay by the
Mestitair yestuaday. so ireeearts see big tar, at moat
at lee" elthet Ike wadies alp, al war or beeps to Masa
It Is quite evident that on this subject the French
government has been playing fast and loose. The
different ministries do not know what is really doing,
and this amounts for the conflicting paragraphs of
the government journals. The exact wording of the
note in the Mositesir, to which I called attention
yesterday, is now more than ever worthy of being
scanned. It will be observed that it contains no
paragraph anejogous to that in the Queen's speech,
which speaks of the plenipotentiary being supported
by a military force, if necessary. A letter frees
Toulon, of the loth, corroborating pro taste the Me-
sites, de la Retie bat betraying at the same time a
change of purpose, states that the embarkation of a
corps of marines, which was to have gone to China
in the Yam, has been postponed.
A letter from Algiers of May 4 states that the

concentration of tri;ps continual,- and it is generally
thought that operations will commence on the 18th
of May by an attack on Beni-Rates, the most peer
erftd of the hostile Ashyle tribes.
. .

News has been received from Mexico. Although
the negotiations are reported to be going on favour-
ably, no definitive decision of the difference with
Spain his yet been come to. M. Lefrague, the
Mexican envoy, is still in Paris, and he will not go
to Madrid until the further instructions which he

expects arrive.
The Bonne today has undergone unusual fluctua-
tions. At the opening the Rents was very firm, but
in eeneequestm of reports that the new Bank of
Franco project meets with serious opposition in the
Council of State, the Rents, which had opened with
an improvement of 20e., at Mgr. 50e., dropped to
GO& Ws. Then there was a sadden rally, owing to
a rise el j in Gomm* and more cheering accounts of
the Landon money market, but afterwards the
market became feverish again, and the Rents closed
with a fall of Sc. for cash, and at yesterday's price
(806. 30c.) for account. It is to be expected
that so long as the Bank of France question
reenabas unsettled, the market will be frequently
&turbid by reports of doubtful authenticity. The
railways left off lower. Orleans fell fah. ; Eastern,
7tr. 50c.; Lyons, 12fr. 30e. ; Mediterranean, 20fr. ;
Western, Bfr. 73c.; and Southern, 3fr. 76c. The
Northern rose 101 r., and Grand Central, Ih. 23c.;
Mobilier fell 7fr. 80c.
The affair of the Napoleon Docks was again
called on this morning before the Court of Appeal
of Correctional Police, but in comequence of the in.
&maiden of M. Arthur Berryer's counsel, M.
Made, it has again been pat off for a week. The
prosident, however, stated that whether M. Marie
shall be snMciently recovered to plead or not, the
cam most be finally disposed of on Saturday, the
18th.

The Vision /You Constoim, making a precedent
with wry commendable boldness, protests u follows
against the last warning indicted epos it by the
predict of the Daubs :
lithe Waled= an the pram had. sitabllred a Whorl
isgpsol, IMP arid haw appealed at coos ranee our
weir ; Imtnesse inns is open to r. All no am do
Is to anirit tire are le the government itstif, which Is
higher than the melba etre Dos* sr this we bar date,
maw at the ere time all require doormats In support
der petition It is to barer the government to appeal to
iln ss NW kudos.
It will be carious to see what conies of this
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M. Pierre Baragnon, formerly a journalist, and
sew member for Nimes in the Corps Legislatif,
has bees sent for to Jassy by the Caimacan Prince
Vogeridee who wishes to have him for a secretary.
The imperial steam yacht Heine Hortense left
Chestier, ea Tuesday for Rochefort and Bordeaux
where dm is to remain at the disposal of the Grand
Dubs Ceeetantine. M. E. Hamelin, son of the
Miniatee of Marine, is serving on board of her.
Osmond Been de Brandin, Minister of War of the
Bing of Hanover, has just passed through Lille on
his way to London on a special mission.
The Debate says that news from Teheran, received
at the Persian embassy in Paris within the last
two days, tend to confirm more and more the belief
that Ferukh Khan has never ceased to entertain, that
the treaty will be ratified by his government.
The Imperial Court of Grenoble, confirming the
judgment of the Tribunal of the First Instance, has
dismbeed the complaint of Mdlle. MerliOre, who bad
demeeied 20,000 f. damages against a priest who
had exposed the fraud committed by her in per-
sonating the Virgin Mary. The miracle of the
Salette," in which the church professes to believe,
is now, then/ore, stigmatised as an imposture by
two socceeivie judicial decisions.
The Nam Nanr-Constoise has received a second
warning NIB the Prefect of the Daubs for repub-
lishing the article of Count de Montalembert on the
Ape! comma drains.
The camel destined to unite Caen with the sea,
which wee emeemered fifteen or sixteen years ago,
will be entirely tenainated in a fortnight, and will
be oponsg it in in about a month. It will
haw test I
Berme peaPla discrepancy is to be noticed
between the terms in which the Mortiteer announces
Baron Gros' mission to China, and a paragraph
teething the ablest of that Waal in the Cameras-
Simms& The Wee kernel, Mee stating that the
?emelt saw is M elk he the /Arms of certain
w • tee& Prance eine, says : Won
gme=te de ea shis .it rem dose.y 'To&
en sedge nobble ere he snip Aaglauss." Ili