The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-25 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

CYROK OVA OWN CORRESPONDENT.,
PARIS, THURSDAY Evractse.

Mania was buried to-day. The government, out
of a nervous apprehension of a political demonstra-
tion, thought tit to prohibit the newspapers from
announcing the day and hour of his interment.
' This was • very unnecessary precaution. The
agitators of the faubourgs would not have given
the not d'ordre to the masses to turn out for the
obsequies of a foreign patriot. The name of Mania,
although revered by enlightened liberals through-
out the world, is but little known to the populace
of Paris, or at least it has not the sort of stirring
linfluence requisite to excite them. The police
prohibition doubtless prevented some hundreds
from attending who would have come had
the time of the funeral been made public,
but it did not essentially alter the character
of the tribute paid to Manin's memory. As
it was, there were fully 1,000 mourner.. These were
almost all well-droned persons. There was scarcely
a blouse in the procession. Very many among the
crowd were personal friends of the illustrious de-
emed, and others were sympathetic admirers of his
noble political career. The liberal press of Paris
was largely represented. Among the followers were
the celebrated General Dcmbynski, M. Stemere, ex-
minister of Hungary ; M. Accursi, prefect of police at
Rome during the republic of 184$ ; M. Levaaseur, who
was French consul at Venice during Manin's go-
vernment, MM. Renard and Rixio, Ministers of 1818,
M. Ferdinand de Lasteyrie, Dr. Cabarrus, MM.
Ravin (of the Slick), Nefftser (of the Presse), Felix
Niemand (of the Courrier de Paris), I kwouves, De-
nano-pies, Jules Simon, Mather de Montjau, A. Rey,
Louis Jourdan, Daritnon, Forgoes, ('hambolle, Bel-
montet,Laurent Piehat, Paul Maurice, Th. Pelloquet,
Paulin, Peyrat, John Lemoinne, Theophile Gautier,
and many other eminent political and literary per-
sonages. The chief mourner was M. George Manin,
the only surviving child of the deceased, a hand-
some young man, 26 years of age, bearing a
remarkable likeness to his father. The pall-bearers
were, General Liles, one of the dearest friends of
the deceased ; M. Pinchel, ex-Finance Minis-
ter of the republic of Venice; M. Degl'.lntoni,
an old friend of M. Manin ; and M. Ary
Schelfer, the painter. The funeral was of the
plainest kind. There was a hearse with two horses,
and two mourning carriages which nobody used.
The service was performed in Trinity chapel in
the Rue Cliche, which was far too small to
bold all the mourners. The body was buried
in the family vault of M. Ary &heifer's family,
in the Montmartre cemetery, where the body of poor
Manin's lamented daughter lies:already iaterred. No
speech was pronounced over the grave, it
being understood that none would he permitted.
The body of Mania was embalmed yesterday, and
M. Ary &heifer, although seriously indisposed, took
his likeness after death. The same eminent artist
had painted the portrait of Mania's daughter, who
has now been dead some years.
News has been received that Admiral 'Uplift de
Gcnouilly, commanding the French squadron in the
Chinese waters, has made a reconnoissance at
Shanghai.

The King of Denmark has given the Grand Cross
of the order of the Elephant to Count WalewakL
Thia looks like a confirmation of the statement that
France takes part with Denmark in the affiir of the
Duchies.

Count do Schouvaloff, secretary of the Russian
Embusy in London, passed through l'aris yesterday
on his way to Ihumistadt with despatches for the
Emperor of Russia.
The Bourse has again been animated. The Rente
rose 30e. for cash and 10e. for account, closing very
firm at 67fr. 30e. and 67fr. 35c. The discounts an-
nounced to-day were 2,475 fr. Mobilier shares, 425 fr.
Orleans, and 17Mr. Northern. There were violent
oscillations in the Credit Mobilier. It was at one
time quoted at 9001 r., but the latest price was
sB2fr. 50c., being a rise of 12fr. 50c. from yester-
day. The railways were all firmer, but it was only
in two or three of the principal lines, the shuts of
which have been discounted, that much business
was done. Orleans rose 26fr. ; Northern, sfr. ;
Eastern, 10fr. ; Lyons, 7fr. 50c. ; Southern, 2fr. 50e.
and Western, 71r. 60e.