The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-23 00:00:00

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Wo have received Cape Town journals, dated
Nev. 25. _

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A letter from Violas, in the bodependiusee, men-
timing the act at the edam of the Cherineri, adds:" It
wan, however, be moaned that the Austrian goverment
is not hit on squad& as mem other merman with re-
gard to what In said In the Mimi Joann& While we en
certain circa' In FMK* suited end bewildered by a single
wad, more' lan diocesan, which my amps the pas of
a foreign journalletore an reed We as atoms end Isms-
lasted may articles in the Pm* and War papas hairlike
Austria is well Mini"

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EXPRESS FRAM PARIS.
Gast ova of tIOSSSIPONDIND.)
run, TKOS/DIY Emma.
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Ferukh Khan paid a visii of ceremony to Coont
Wslewski. Minister of Foreign Affairs, yesterday,
and presented his credentials to the Emperor to-

day.
Dr. Bern, tho Swiss Envoy Eat:sortUnary, has
arrived in Paris.

The long pending case of the heirs of Louis
Philippe against Valette was brought toe conclusion
to-day. The defendant, M. Valette, is the
posecesor of some very curious manuscripts,
being a continuation of the historical work of
Father Anselm. Many parts of these manuscripts
are in the handwriting of Louis Philippe,
' and the rest is supposed to have been dictated by
him. It is well known that ho devoted many years
ef his life, when Duke of Orleans, to the composi-
tion of an historical work with the above title.
Valetta, who is a well-known collector of manu-
scripts, lately offered the work in question
fee sale to the Orleans family. After a good deal of
earrospariasee the princes of the house of Orleans
oadossi to buy the work, and brought the present
adios, Awing that the manuscripts must have been
stolen fres the Tuileries in February, 11348, and that
M.Valette could not have come honestly by them. The
Civil Tribunal of the Seine has, however, decided
that there is no evidence to chew that M. Valette
(who appears to have purchased the manuscripts at
• oak so waste paper) had obtained them in any
illogilismoto or irregular manner. The Court has
seesedingly dismissed the complaint with costs to be
paid by the Orleans family.
At one o'clock this afternoon, the Bishop of
Meaux, the prelate whose letter expressing an opi-
nion that Verger required to be taken care of in a
Moison de Sante, paid a visit to him at the Roquette
prima I have nothing of what passed at the inter-
view, except that Verger was very violent, and
attempted to seize the bishop by the throat.
The Bourse opened with a slight tendency to rise,
but the movement did not continue, and business
was limited. There is now a marked diminu-
tion in the number of operations, owing to the new
regulation, requiring payment for entrance to the
building. The Reutv closed, with a rise of I Oe. for cash
and a fall of sc. for account, at 68fr. Sc. and 68fr. sc.
Bank of France fell 25fr. Mobilier was

nearly stationary. Railways were languid, with
scarcely more than a variation of 2fr. or 3fr. either
way. It la pretty confidently thought that the basis
of the arrangement between the Orleans and Grand
Central will be the melange of shares against Or-
leans obligations.
At the close of the Bourse it was announced that
the bullion in the Bank of France bad been consi-
derably augmented within tho last two days, owing
to large payment/ made by two great houses.