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

LATE , INTELLIGENCE.
1:88 FiENCH ELECTIONS. ;$

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CATAIGNAC AND TWO OTHER
REPUBLICAN .013DIDATES RRIURNED

FOR PARIS.

(RT scaxAailvl AND BRITISH TILECIRAPI)
PARIS, MoNDAT
The fiellberiag is the Anal result of the polling
at the second elections which have taken place
yeeterday and to-day in the third, the fourth, and
the seventh circumscriptions of Paris':
THIRD CIRCUMSCRIPTION.
General Cavaigusc
Thibaut

Majority for the Republican candidate . 998
FOURTH CIRCUMSCRIPTION.
Emile °Meier

Varin

Majority for the Republican candidate . 099
sevratin CIRCVMSCRIP7ION.
Darimon (editor of La P►eeu) 12,078
Lanquetin 11,038

Majority for the Republican candidate . 1,040
The Rente i► quoted at 67f. on the Boulevard this
evening.

FANATICAL OUTRAGES AT TUNIS.

PEON Ott PARIS CO/LIMPONDINT.)
MARBEILIAS, NOXDAT.

News from Tunis to the Ist inst. hes arrived. A
Jew at Tunis having been instilled by the Moors,
►nd having replied with blasphemies against the
religion of Mohammed, was thrown into prison, and
was afterwards beheaded, and his corpse abandoned
to the insults of the mob.

The ocesula unanimously protested against these
outrages, and Ms. Crowe, the English vier-consul,
has arrived at Marseilles, the bearer of a protest
aping the conduct of the Bey.

DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN.
PARIS, MOXDAT.
oformation has reached am. of acme diaturbane

which have broken oat in the South of Spain, bn:
they appear to have been without importance, and
were energetically *oppressed.
Several officers had been sent from Madrid to
hen to form a court•martial to try the insurgents
recently arrested in that province. At Malaga a
corporal of artillery, named Oaequi el Camisole, had
been shot in presence of all the garrison, for having
been concerned in the military conspiracy in that
city; the troops were afterwards harangued by the
military governor. The band who robbed the mail
at La Carolina, and who were stronger than at first
euppored, had distributed proclamations declaring
themselves democrats, and calling on the people to
join them.

134, JULY 7, elitift: ,

(IT atomic

a~do Miens when it comes to be endowed
Sips Muslims which the faculty is agreed
as usefults4juncts to the use of mineral
Wean, the liarperor's favourite watering place
will not be so dull as the Moniteur of this
Morning complains that it now is. In olden times
the bathing season at Plombiercs was opened with
zikeh pomp and ceremony. On Mayday the
Prevost of Arches and the Lieutenant of Bt.
Piero

de Remireniont ar ambled all the inhabitants
capable of bearing arms., The great bath was
ornamented with garlands, and the eort4ge marched
round it three times by torchlight to the cry of
"Vise le Due de Lorraine!"

At the Bourse the Rente wu better supported
than any other securities, and towards the middle
of the day it exhibited some firmness, but it closed
weak, with a fall of 10c. both for cash and account,
at Intr. 10e. and 67fr. 25e. Credit Idobilier wee
extremely depressed, and closed at the low figure
of 920 fr., with a fall of 55fr. The railway market
was very heavy indeed. The great lines, which
were in favour a short time since on account of the

new emissions, were principally affected, and they
dragged down the others after them. Lyons and
Mediterranean fell 35fr. each; Lyons (new), 6fr. ;
Northern, 1215.. 50e.; ditto (new), Var.; Orleans,
10fr. ; Eastern, 7fr. 00e,; Western, 20fr. ; Southern,
15ft. ; Grand Central rase 2fr. due. It is reported
that there were " executions" of certain speculators
who lost heavily on the last account.
&ranger is a little better. This morning at six
o'clock ho was able to get up for a few minutes. Ile
took a cup of coffee in company with the numerous
friends who are admitted to his room.

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The papers tell a story of a baron having thrown
himself from the top of Notre Dame yesterday on
account of losers at the Bourse.

VISIT OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.

PLYMOUTH, TIVZSDIT.
His Imperial Majesty's steam yacht, La Reims
Itretenar, arrived here last night from Han; having en
beard his Impartial Highisam Prince Napoleon and mita.
HL Highness proposes to vieit the tin mines of Cornwall.
The yacht sailed at midnight from Falmouth.

NAVAL AND MILI2ARY.

A review took place this morning at ten o'clock,
_ .

ca Wormwood-scran of the 2nd Segment of Life Cowls,
a regiment of light cavalry, and some artillery from Wool-
with--• force, we believe, of three batteries. Major-General
the Earl of Cardigan commanded the hoops; and the Prince
Coaaort, Prance Frederick William of Prussia, and the Count
de Flanders were present.

ADMEIALTY, JULY 6.—APPOINTMENT.— Com-
mander E. It. Power (1866), to the Geyeer, 6, paddle-wheel
Arm idnop, Cape hi' Good Hope atmlcei, vice A. Tower,
Media&
Jere 4.—Paomonome.—Lieutenants T. B. Christopher
(1841) end A. Royer (1841), promoted to be commanders on
the meerved half-pay ligd.

___ W. L. Partridge (18a4),
to -17 e CAOtana-n7ler of the Cord Guard.
MMus $. Campbell (1888), to the Hawke, 80, screw steam
ship, for the coast of Iretsod ; E. Evans (1866), to the
Cotswellia, 80, screw comet guard versa, etDevonport ; sad
W. Dews. (1886), to the Gulps, 84, at Sheerness.

TEE MEDITERRANEAN.
MALTA, JULY 1.
Her Majesty's ship, Shearwater, returned from
Corfu sad the lonian Islands a few days ago. She will
shortly proceed to Boudrosa for 'alienate, alter take it is
expecte& she will be paid u 4 in Malta. Her Majegieg
Caracas, left on Sunday. She will call at Tunis for some
mote case. of /dowries, and will then proceed to England to
be paid off. The Caradcc is writing orders to proceed to
Alexandria for the gleesome sinbaseadors, wham, In come-
meow* of their baggage, she will probably convey direct to
England. Her Majesty's ship, Gorgon, arrived on the 30th
June. She bee been employed for some montbA past in col-
lecting oedemata, at Co. sad Bondriun. The Sylphide
yacht, with Mr. Leyland, arrived yesterday from the Coed
of Syria ; and on Sunday the Fairy Qum, Mr. Bishop,sailed for anis.