The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-03 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

PARIS, SuIDAT ERWIN°.
The departure of the Emperor and Empress for
Osborne is fixed for the bth inst. It is said that hie

Majesty will only bc accompanied by General
Rollin, Adjutant-General of the Palace, and Count
Walewaki, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The
Empress will only be accompanied by one of her
ladies of the palace.
The King of Wurtemburg has made but a very
short stay indeed in Paris. He left this morning
for Biarritz.

The Emperor came from St. Cloud to the Tuile-
ries at two o'clock this afternoon, to give an audience
of ceremony to the new Spanish ambassador, the
Duke de Rivas. After the reception his Majesty
took a drive in the streets without an escort.

According to a correspondence in the ledependanee
Beige, the Procureur Imperial will be compelled,
for want of evidence, to abandon the clause in the
indictment that the plot of which Tibaldi, &c., are
accused had "received a commencement of execu-

tion." If this be so, the prisoners cannot be sen-
tenced to capital punishment, and the plot at once
assumes contemptible proportions, considering the
immense noise which the Muaiteer made in herald-
ing it forth to the world. A awe of high treason,
without any overt act, and attested by spies and
approvers, deserves to be very narrowly scrutinised
by the public.
The Leader and Saturday Review, and the Opi-
clone of Turin, were seized to-day.
I announced some days since the resignation of
M. Verna, sub-governor of the Bank of France.
M. de Germiny made an ineffectual effort to induce
him to change his determination, and the Maniteur
now contains the nomination of M. Andouille, Di-
rector of the General Movement of Funds at the
Ministry of Finance, as his successor.
The Preue says, in its weekly commercial review :
A good deal of activity Is now observable in sans parti-
cular trades in Perim. The cabinetmakers of the k'subourg
St. Antoine are at this moment so premed with orders that
they cannot And bands enough to execute them. Howe
rim breams, and passementerie are in great demand for
exportation; but with them esceptiona the calm of the deed
mason prevails, sad mast to expected to continue till the
letter part of September. Advices from Rouen speak of same
Important eaten but the manufacturing districts generally
centimes to do bat little hominess. At Lyons the factories
have Past work enough to keep them going, tut the American
buyers ant yet waited for. According to Information very
carefully collected, the Ilk mop hi Foam varies
between • third and • quarter of that of • good
average year. Italy does sot appear to have teen

aoreisvo;ired lima Imam Noverti;las speculators heel-

tale to leaks say Imp purehenee. It ►ad b;en hoped that'
W Bank of Fume would reduce Its discoaat to 6 per cent.
this week, bat the failure to Leaden sad the huh exports of
elver bare to the Bost Indio, Induced the council to nude-
lain a reserved attitude, although the amber of bills Mewl
for discount daring the last fortnight al July had very reach
decreased. The keg a:attuned dry evither has produced •
iselief rime to Boer far bentelinie delivery, there befog a
weacity in stray pierneowlag lo the atreines being dried up.
For Use harpies, however, airs preassiesee. There is

se such as 71r. or Seer. dlfame. bayou the prise .4 the
bur marks for priest ecgawaptioa, awl that gaged kr
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PAB,IB, SATURDAY EVENING.
The King of Wurtemburg arrived yesterday in
Paris, sad alighted at the Hotel du Louvre. At four
in the afternoon the Emperor paid a visit to his
Majesty, and took him to St. Cloud. At seven
o'clock the King returned to the hotel.
Prince Napoleon arrived at the Palais-Royal last
night. His Imperial Highness reached Havre yes-
terday morning at half-past four In the imperial
yacht, the Reine Hortense, from his excursion to
the coast of Ireland. After waiting in the roadstead
until the full tide at noon, the yacht steamed in, and
took up a position in the Florida dock. The Prince
left in the evening for Paris by the ordinary train.
Tibaldi, Bartolotti, and Gnlli, alias Saro, were
this day removed from Maras to the Conciergerie, to
await their trial. M. Desmarets visited Tibaldi.
Bartolotti and Grill accept the counsel assigned to
them by M. le President `gain. M. Lacan, whose
name has been already mentioned, will defend
Grilli, but in consequence of M. Templier having
other engagements, M. Desbondets has been ap-
pointed for Bartolotti. The two last named prisoners,
who cannot speak a word of French, conferred with
their counsel to-day through the medium of an in-
terpreter. It is understood that they reiterated the
explanations they gave to the Judge of Instruction.
They assert that they were sent from London to kill
the Emperor, and were supplied with money to
enable them to live in Paris, and take measures for
the execution of the project, but that they never in-
tended to do the bloody deed required from them.
They were, they say, in distress, and took the money
with the sole purpose, in their own minds, of coming
to France to enjoy themselves with it.