The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-26 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

REPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jt NZ It

The Circassian' hare repulsed an attack on this
beaks et at Chabscha. A thousand Rnatians were
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The Cireassiang who assawinated Gen. Tokonoft
laToeffected their escape.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, TxvawD►r EVININO.
nip Emperor left Paris this morning at ten
delis* by the Strasburg railway for Plombieres.
Eh Meaty will proceed in the first instance to
Chalsosomr-Itarne, where he will rem►in two days
to osaasine the preparations now bring made fort
the projected camp near that town. During the
two days in question, the new section of the Stres•
berg line will be completed, and his Majesty will
be enabled to travel direct from Nancy to Epinal
by rail, and so have only a few leagues to pass one
by post to arrive at Plombieres.
A telegraphic despatch announces the Emperor's
!We arrival at Chalons ►t half-past ono this &Ree-
-1 erect. A grand dinner is to be given him at the

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Feasters today.
The Wheal proclamation of the result of the
eked= fer Faris took place to-day at the Hotel de
Inns. The figures do not essentially diher from
them when I sent you by telegraph es the evening
et the sensed day's poll. The only fillinata worth
noting is that M. Fe:dread de lAstoyiie
gelled 1,144 sere votes thee wen attributed to him
L ett senstacial Merle. The interest in the
Ms new very mask oabdded, and will
say weirs se we &ppm& &May week. when the
bee ballot takes pier fee three eironmeseiprare Is
Park. Ido not bow may es•Armation of a report
eimelated by the Indspeasaes that Gemara
Cargoes was almost to retire in favour of
Y. bellow& There may possibly have been
properfare ea the subject ; but, at all
reWs. se ear daisies has yet been taken.
PAW life torridly cannot be very attractive to
Osumi Weirs'. at the present moment, and it
weal& set be serprising if be should urge the
meltable 111-sorses of bin candidature in the dos
pertmere when it has been tried as a reams fns
net sea tbe populace of Paris a sera time.
TM roma wily only obtained about 10,000 veto
is tras
hes
third siesenuriptios. the whirr day, spire
vrmie of 14,000 given to him in 1552, is ender
Wend to be that many of the electors of that die-
trig de net owe to mod a man to the home who will
sot Mho the oath. They my very decidedly, that
whst they want is to see a certain nucleus .1
inking ea 'stirs part in publis
=:11 erairing by their votes and speeches
• earestion which might, in a given crisis, indent,
Ile ematry to rally round them. This ben( the
=t feeling in Paris, it may be that it
would take the oath it would be goal
tan the part of the opposition to patronise
As far r the geed of a demonstration is
favour of Conifer goes, that has been achieved
already. The only Niers wanting to complete tie
lir et deputise ler all posses en four from Combs
sot eel her Le Verb& There are no more open.
lilies esseeesen to mere, unless it be Hers
of °snot es Itensbeerit, elected in the *-
Her, sad Cart Worn is the Haut Rhin,
wbe was seversasst sea in the last hoar.
bat wire not recommended by the government
this time. They re dame by bath partite t bee
it snot be remembered that before the &otiose ad
the pretests premiering diet .very eterSeini err
diets was en opposition entleate. Now, how.
VW, the government jOIWESIS end it convenient to
beget this doctrine, and they ebbs not only MM.
arabourit and Misses, bet also MM. Brazos aid
Java. It appears that M. Peers was not elected
et Amiens, sa I announced by tab/raids by mistakei
lie bed a large majority in the tows, bat not in the
dieemeripdis. We have as yet only general
somils hem ill departments, and not figures.
Ines libe Is arrive it will be interesting to
met then to and re what proportion the abates.
tier and opposition voter bear to those of 18515.
le the meanwhile it is known that the opposition
wee very somensfal in many large towns. For is-
stare, opposition, or at least extra ofcial, candi-
dates were st the head of the local polls at Li 114
Amiens, Troyes, Limoges, Sarlat, Tarbes, Argil*.
Avignon, Angeslime, Cecil, Seal* Cognac, Mont.
Etienne, Nancy, Rance, and Besancon; be.
sidle la ase circumscription of Lyons and one in Hoes.
drat. At Ceeephlgne, Perigueni, and another
circumscription of Lyons, the government candidates.
were run very hard. to Marseilles the governisest
carried the election by the aid of the deck
libelant+ and other employ's, numbering several
thassand. By the way, M. Foucher LepeliMler
would have been defeated in Paris, but for a sties
foreenient of upwards of 2,000 inralides, who pat
into his boa as many government bulletins, which
had been served out to them, and the old fellows had
no mans of getting any others, even if they had'
wired fee any, which doubtless they did not. It is
only mess the sys, driest that these pensioners hays
voted in Paris.
The Beene opened heavily, under the impresser:et
that the Bask council had adjourned the reduction
of the diseased till the second Thursday in July.
which impression prevailed for a long time; and it
is remarkably curious that when, at a little after two
o'clock, an announcement was posted that the diro
oonnt had been lowered from 6 to 51 per cent., the
Route declined still further. It was felt as a disap-
pointment that the interest on advances was maim.
*hied at the old rate-6 per cent. It is believed
that the proportion which the Bank is prepared to
advance at this rate of interest is 60 per cent. es
Rental and 40 per cent. on railways, according to the
current prices on the Bourse. The ltente fell 40e. foe
cash and 45c. for account, closing at 68fr. 10c. and
68fr. 45c. Mobilier fell 2Sfr. The Lyons Railway
fell 20fr. ; Mediterranean, 15fr. ; Southern, 301 r. ; Or-
leans, 10fr. ; and the other lines from 2fr. 50e. to ben
The market closed heavily.

DENMARK.

A letter from Copenhagen of the 21st states that
the Danish government, in compliance with ths
wishes of several foreign governments, and enPe'
eially those of England and France, has resolved to
radios the exorbitant import duties ',they are larger
than in say other country of Europe) which it hit
heretofore imposed on cotton, woollen, and silk
fabrics, porcelain, glass, spirits, wines, hardware.
and other manufactured productions; and that it
has for that purpose nominated a commission cons
siding of merchants, manufacturers, and governs
meat functionaries to revise the tariffs.