The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. 110vDAT EVIRTICO.

The Emperor has prolonged his stay at Stutt-
gart is order, as it is stated in a telegraphic despatch
dated yesterday, to be present this day (28th) at
the fates of Ceuta'. I have, indeed, heard It as.
serted to-day that he would stay forty•eight boars
longer than he had originally intended, and would
not leave till the 30th, bat even if this news should
be true it can have no political signification, because
the Emperor Alexander and the Empress of Russia
will have left this evening.

The Empress Eugenie and the Prince Imperial ar-
rived in Paris from Biarritz at fire this morning,
and proceeded at once to St. Cloud. The arrival of
the Empress • day sooner than was expected,
coupled with the news of the Emperor's prolonged
stay st Stuttgart, has given rise to a report that in
conswpience of the unexpected arrival there of the
Empress of Ruda, her Imperial Majesty of France
wee going there to join the party. There does not
seem, however, to be any foundation for this state-
ment. I believe her Majesty is at this moment at
St. Cloud.

The 6selittitioviseet at length pronounces its
opinion on the interview at Stuttgart
limier and asmarene diflcultiee of a nature to corapro-
miss the peace of ohs world he,. ar'ren within late years.
More than one of them diflkwhiee bee free happily and
gkeimay stuvacianied by mane of a powerful vplrit of ova -
ciliation; but arse en still is t16941111:11, and fresh ones ham
Me se. Several countries of Europe an la so unsatialwiery
Mee, sad an dthvend up to emberramments which
may Miran the attawrina of the sovereigns. Snots
ham, moreover, taken place suldneatly marina to sp.
to thief high sante& No one can eaticipete the
melte cif then sweet cashew, • but the policy irlikit In-
spired the peace of Paris he., we imagine, offend ..islet
immatees to authorise unlimited sorority in the Siam
Nimbi the treader of a policy implied by suspicam end
jailer memptitelitise still exist is the councils of Esc.% it
le to be supposed that the mint which has presided the
Stuttgart interview will meals Si • salutary ample.
Tins impinitions of that widest policy may be debarred in
the wespicione and unchwitable latermetation given by
rennin }numb to the mooting at Stuttgart, at • time when
pa* snots tswildsd with salikeent eloquence to the wed
signilicatinn of that hateryttw.

The Menace, de la ndte announcer that the
Minister of Marius has ordered the steam avid
Prtgent to join the French " ludo-Chios naval divi-
sion," and to proceed at once to Pondicherry, the
principal French establishment in India. I have
reason to believe that this vessel will take out a
battalion of Marines to reinforce the very small
Fres& garrison, which, as you are aware, according
to the treaty with England of IBIS, ought only to
he sufficient to perfo►m the necessary police duty,
the protection of French subjects being undertaken
by i.ngland. The allegation that circumstances

now prevent England from fulfilling the treaty
on her part, and therefore justify France in sending
to India a sufficient force to protect her own esta-
blishments, was put forth in the petition of certain
merchants of Bordeaux, of which I sent you a trans-
lation a wink ago. The question raised is a very deli-
cate oar, but is not likely to lead to difilmety if both
parties ate friendly, which, in the present absence
of anything like reliable news of what may have
been resolved at Stuttgart, there is no avowable
reason to doubt.

The Hearse, which opened with t renewed up-
ward tend, ncy, was greatly affected by the fall of
in Consols. and vague reports of bad news from
India. The Heats., after having touched Cotfr. 3nc.,
closed at 67fr.194c., with a fall of 40c. Mobilier
fell 2-Mr. The railways were Ism affected, but some
of the ham were nth's, hewer.