The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-08 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS. S%(DAT $•1x1310.

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The Preue says, in its weekly commercial review:
—" Trade has been calm throughout the week. The
retail business of Paris has been somewhat checked
by the departure of families for the country. Fo.
reigners attracted to Paris by the fetes given to the
Grand Duke Constantine and thy,ifibti of ilifirariw
have made considerable purchases in the shops. la _
consequence of the warm weather the sale of lie*'
stuffs has been nearly double what it was at thin
time last year. Some of the departmental manu-
facturers have felt the benefit of the activity in
Paris. From Lyons, especially, advices are favour.
able. It would seem that in proportion as raw '
silks are more and more scarce and dear, the 111131*4-
factored article increases in favour. Several of the•
factories cannot work fast enough for the demswili
The news of the silk harvest is unfortunately vaT.
! bad."

rAnts, S*IVUDAT ESENtia.

The names of several opposition, or at leaatasse •
official candidates are now known. In the Dsegsw I
M. Montier, an advocate, formerly mayor of 04
comes forward against the government nestles, •
M. Morin. M. Maillard, • well-known &devot.;
formerly & commissary of the republic, propose*: 4
canvass the electors of Brivea, in opposition to Bevee.;
de Jouvenel. M. Delamarre, the proprietor of the
Petrie, is opposed in the Somme by Banal
Caix de Saint Amour, councillor-general and mays
of Corbre. M. ilermigny, president of the Agent.
tural Society of Peronne, opposes the government
candidate, M. Conneau. M. Sorel, formerly sub.-
prefect of Soiseona, is soliciting the suffrages of the
arrondissement of Soissons and Chateau lhierry on
his own acnitint. He has published an address, in
which he declares his object to be :—" To maintain
a wise economy in the public finances. To relieve
the suffering clasem_, not by the charity which humi-
liates, but by the labour which exalts and refines.
To inquire calmly of public opinion and sometime'
by prudent control, and on other occasions by coon-
sole derived from the conscience of the country, to
aid the government frankly and unremittingly in
doing good."
The Pays thinks it can contradict the news given
by several foreign journals, that M. Thouvenel, the
French ambassador at Constantinople, has demanded
the dismissal of Prince Vogorides Caimacan of Mol-
davia. " France," it says, ' while loyally supports
ing the cause of the union as a measure tending to
the true interests of the Principalities, conformably
to the treaty of Paris, will not interfere in queue
tiona relating to individuals in the service of the
Porte."
The Bourse has been dull, with little business
doing except in one or two railway lines. The Rents
fell 5, both for cash and account, closing at 69.20
and 69.30. Mobilier was very much offered, and
tdl
15. The Southern Railway was in demand, owing
to a report that the company was in treaty for the
purchase of the Languedoc Canal, and rose if. The
other lines were 3f. or 4f. higher.
M. Mires has this day resigned his seat in the
direction of the Caine Generale des Chemins de Fns
an event which, though expected, has caused a great
sensation.
The Steele contains the following :
Are we to consider the department of the Malairet-Loire
as placed beyond the oommou law ? This might be believed,
for the fasfejmedmit de Clime, in its number of the Sth inst*
affirms that it has bean prohibited from writing shout elec.
I Meal bulletins: that It has been ollicially invited to abstain
lbws say observation that might resemble a erasure a blame.
aroma a praise of the functionaries of the Empire; finally,
Sri kmatiot in'erfore in the eleetions' as diem* has bon
=au it. After the circular of the Minister of the
and when similar prohibitions, dictated by imams d-
east
_tam everywhere withdrawn, the position to whidt
the kell4rositenth r Owe has been reduced is as annul/
which cannot last, mid to which we now direct the attestitel
of gamma".

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jana 6, _
There hove been some disorders in Carthagenai
Tranquillity is rvestabli,he&

PERSIA.

Mohammed You're, a man who some short time
beek played a our aherable political part, and whop_
it may he ermembeted, amaernated the Prince or
Herat, hie, in his turn, fallen by the hands of the
eons of the murdered etas. A letter from Tehensay
in the Prime d'Orierat, gives the following account'
at oak :
Oar redid mar remember that Moluunmed Y
arm arairearag der All Kam, the Prince of Ilent.7l
aroted's' plum la award with Bea Khan, mil
eriembeil • rep turdIhe Pamirs army. Being doers,
peed by the beekllN justly alarmed at the fete rah •
word omit him Vhe NI into the hands of the Perame,
carnal tam Berat. Re was, bower mired ma'
carnal to Timm, whin, sotwitarelat hie CTiMSB,
Yt
weby Nesweeddin-Shak. Thai
cdtildren Mt
AB =;eit net, bareetever, moused the Idea of avenght
the doelt of ten lather; they derived at Triad
sod dimerdektatim ma the ammitine. The Mesh, see whir •
lag therm perm haled greed Se Meiresemell sherd be
• vale wed, onissvoured to calm the zemedmeat of the sees
of Ike All Do" bat all his efforts teem be ma, the mem
dame ms Waled ever to justice, teal mid hue godly, se
dewed up to the seas. The goormer berg- NIB dr
drew. d MANIC de of Mohamed, awe • Tel oar
✓dombk soway of mason, be the dier was really
sad ea the ith SONS Of Bed All /Mae dumatives gut dr.
madame Jibe Mho to dark. This event hes pewee
par seseatiou. The Pares diameter tarry poach ar •
snobs of suet violent saimarty and thirst fo veepesab
The prey prison is claimed, sod the terror of nunishment ie.
allewed Wag ever hiss for a time, but blood is vanity sad.
• The mime" et hod. is generally wear to beking the
marderer to the spot where the murdered man bat bre
buret, elms be is ordered to demand pardon from the dad
• mad S. mg for hint. This vbilosophical vengeance did net
however sorry the sons of Seid Ali Khan.

The following extraordinary statement concern.
fag Mr. Hume, the Ateerican conjurer, appears in the
Cannier ore Faris Mr. Hume continues to tee =noel,
anybody. He lived with a person who has offered him the
hospitality of his house, and the Duchene of Hamilton and
the Marquis de C--- are almost the only people admitted
to see him. lie often goes to the Tuileries. On the day d
the return of the court from Fontaintileau he bad the ho.
Roar of breakfasting with their Majesties, and rode back to
Paris in the imperial beeline with the Emperor and Empress,.
the King of Bavaria, the Oland Duchess of Baden, and the
Duchess of Hamilton."
Mudlle. Anna Gamier Pages, daughter of the
ember of the provisional government of that name, WY
searrfad at Paris on Saturday to M. Drio, a =whiter. The
evading at the church of La Triniti wee =tend= by a wry
liege somber of M. Gander Page's Political friends, Melo&
iag M.M. &marline, Carnet, &nide, &win, Drionaratry
and several ex-representatives of the people and journalised
A "foreign traveller" concludes a letter to the
Deily News on the Mancheater Exhibition, with tar
hog :—" At none of the London rho= did it ever
happen to me to see to many good looking ladle%
and young ladies, as ere to be found charming away the
attendioa of the amateur from the mere semblance to the
substance el beauty. Nature end art have joined hands al
Tregord, and any discreet men may enjoy the advantaged
seeing, comparing, and judging between the positive and the
fictitious. For myself, I am ready to back flesh and bled
against the thickest coat of oil colour and the smooth= ese-
via Those dames end damsels belong to the old brood d
Lancerioire witches, and beer in their eyes sparks of that be
that consumed their greet-grandmothers at the stake. Tbsl
guest yeu(er perhaps only at the Gaintborough behind yak
sealed ea the central settee., with calm, same, wideepa
' eyes, see lips apart; they gaze at you for at the hboillo jug
above penerhead) leisurely, calmly, steadily, "like lionise.
bibs Ask tut," as Dante has ; and the glamour al
limo Maim ens, the subtle dune they breathe dual*
Sex sediss; goes through and through you, till pietist*.
din% mg heights in armour, and glue roof and all, sett
goat yob ma you drop exhausted and dirty on the Mai
men by its Ala of the dangerous enchanter. Hem we
osbassio k aY awl pow masters ; plenty of nature to
gabs the orithoilam sr the future worshipper of art."
THE Kreo or Servo:tr.—A letter from Stock-
holm of the 25th ult. states that the King =ensues ill. His
Majesty, it states, Is labourimieculitri a nervous debility.
which renders hire incapable of • an important ques-
tions in the council of minfaters. addo • his health der Rot
speedily improve, it will be necessary that the handiest,
prance should be charged with the government.
CRYSTAL PRIAM DALT-CROWS DAT...
SATURDAY JUNE S.—damages/ paysmat, 3,190; Mils
by sawn tickets, 6,706 ; total, 9,895.