The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-07 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(rams oi•a OWN coaasaroirann.)
PARIS, Tosuat Ewing°.

The Conferences met to-day at two o'clock. There
is every reason to believe, unless totally unexpected
difficulties should have arisen, that all is settled, or at
least that the provisional settlement, which alone
was to be rationally expected so long as the Beam-
mbian frontier remains untraced, has been came to.
The telegraph has been hard at work for several
days past between Paris, London, St- Petersburg,
and Vienna. The protocol was all ready for signa-
ture some time since, and, in all probability, it has
been signed to-day.
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Th. name opened to-day with a road= cowed
by the realisation of profits upon yesterday's rise.
It was not, however, very important, and the pay-
ment of differences on the last settlement having
been satisfactorily made, and the nesting of the
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!symptom

that the difficulties which Jawed the at4olunnent
are removed, tpiotations improved in the latter part
of the day, and the Rente closed very Inn at a fall
of only &. for cash, and at yesterday's price for
amount. Mobilier fell 20fr. The railway market
was quiet. The Grand Central was the favourite,
and rose 613. 30c. Most of the other lines Were
from 2fr. 30e. to Ur. lower.

The body of the late Archbishop of Paris was
exposed to public view this morning with the cere-
monies and decorations which I described yesterday.
Although the streets were exceedingly dirty, a
considerable number of persons assembled early in the
morning at the door of the Palace in the Rue Grenelle,
and the crowd increased greatly as the day wore on.
The visitors were for the most pert of the humbler
classes ; bat very few people came in carriages.
Before reaching the Chapelle Ardente, the public
traversed several room hung with black and dimly
lighted. Thebody, clothed in fallponti&al robes,with
a white mitre on the head, was placed in a satin bed,
resting on an inclined plane, so that the face was as
plainly seen as if the figure were in an upright posi-
tion. The countenance seemed but little changed

by death. The two hands were crossed on the beeLt,
and so placed as to touch a cross suspended from
the neck. On one of the /gores of the right hand
the pastoral ring might be observed. The severe
decorations of the dais, the dim glow of the
wax tapers, the chanting of the priests, and the
low muttered prayers of the sisters of charity pro-
&toed a great effect upon the spectatcem of the pompons
death chamber. One woman went into hysterics
while I was passing through and was carried out
ecremaing. The lying-instate will continue for
some days.
MM. Bucquet, Surat, and Darboy, grand vicazs
of the late Archbishop, hero been charged by the

chapter with the administration of the dim: meuntil
his sacecasor shall be appointed. The Bishop of
Tripoli is not included in this commission on account
of the state of his health.

l'here was a report at the Palate de Justice to-
day that Verger's brother, who it is said, sold him
the fatal knife, has been srrestal.

Verger wu the son of a tailor at Mealy.
A weaver named Comporat, who woe arrested at
Lyons on the 20th of last month, on a thugs of be.
longing to a secret satiety, hung blame In raison
with his cravat a few days ago.

No mails have arrived to-day from Landon, owing
doubtless to stormy weather in the Channel

THE LATE

OF PARIS.

The tomtit of the archbishop will take place on
Tuesday, the 13th, sad the parilleatiou at the &arch al St,
liteas-da-Mast the Mewls, day.

Oa the body d the archbishop beteg seabehawl, it was
Owed that cos et the cavities ot the heart (had less haverrd
by the lasi& The Now TM gives with seek 'Where that
the tiliettwabreldery et the stole welt set Wyk. The heart
has bees separately easbeheed, sad will be aspealled is the
chunk si the Caner, new thew et lie preasersww.

Arson the IMBETOUS prone. pant et the awseetey
at At. Itirese-da-Mast wee Meismelffreed, a weed deske
of Beams, aid at her vide the messade mood iw newly
ea
beer, &og whkb she wee beet by his aver
rest devotion. She Metes that when the mend=
sada the dreg read, he qudetly drew look his their, he
prier not to lords As prege. A nth Aar, whoa Medusa
1116eetre modals Ail dews, be pitied it ap, ad pe-
ened It to bar wit! Sweat pelisses. At the avoced tare
of the preseesioa, when the seeillehop wee prate,
she sew bee eeighlever draw • kWh Ave weir his eat, sod
reds with fury es the Fichte. Woe. Muni aimed the
nee by the Ana, wive the lodge ladieeed a Add waxed is
bar telt baud, her which the blood dewed body. Behr
tide she world ma have let "'ober hold of the mem&

The Incidents to which seer we ire maiOtelled la lib are
eaceedisaly rasa" me hoe bees easellikd fa the premed
reee. none, the oid valet of Mig. AM*, who, la Isom amp-
pnread hem the barricades the sheet Whim bear et Ms
itatatemste meter, carried la Ids erne the biedhe
at Mgr. elbow, his vcserabie osaarsaar, mil plied rls Na
amylase.
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Vel-pee aoudad when et the seeleelesliod sumbory of
Maannege incurred ao reproach; bat be ens net Roe
liked by b eournaione, far be wee sleety end teams,
sad Replied in her wards to the qualms shimmed to I
him. Hie ryes were ordlnerily bent to the ironed, and
be never looked the person with whoa be spoke la the hoe.
As the period of Ids stay at the wenierry wee drawbar to •
elaaa, .one. *ego of wary arm *Asa ; be we ward sad
alarrialad at the robbery, and had to ocarequeco is leave the

The venerable Abbf Leaned, cart of Eh. Gin n& tAmaer-
role, was kind enough there to retain hie, milheask know-
* the halt which he had onnsitted, hat the repeahnee the
young sea anaileeted appeared me lame that the print
premed him and envied indulgence so hew to attack hha to
the ehotelt et Blot Own= T Auzenoin. Asa priest of that
perhh, be au called en to ultente ea eroenhearer in the
celebration ot divine service at the chapel oldie Talleriea
Oa atylnag at the whoa Mama, Verger mind Sre feed,
"I have taken nothing dace the mandmi, mad I
feel in want of something." Food waa gloom Ids, mad be
ate it with a good appetite, nothing la hie miaow amain
to diaplay the lightest assotka.
A model

of tbi raaaasholy death of tee
archbishop was strturk off la lees lima cos sad twenty
hours oder the event, mad sold la the limb la venous

parte of Perin On ens Ids it reprahate the ban
her. 81bour in hie per baits, ad ea tie ether
are the wade :—" Fiend sammilma* le $ J
vier, 1867, done 74shre de bintalmools.la.
the phrasal* de Beinte-Oemeviire r ead inamme, iv.
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