The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

MONTENEGRO.

A telegraphic despatch says that Prince Daniel of
Montenegro has been assassinated by the relative of
a man he had caused to be pat to death.
It is mentioned in a Montenegrin paper, that the
secretary of the Lord Commissioner of the lonian
Islands arrived in Cetinge, for the purpose, it is said,
of enlisting Montenegrins for Indian service.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(71011 091 owl C011110009DINT.)

PARIS, THVINDAT RIMMING.

The Duke of Cambridge landed yesterday at
Calais, accompanied by Lord Burghersh and two
aides-de-camp. Ilia royal highness came on at once
to Paris, where ho passed the night, and left this
morning for the camp of Chalons. The nudism of
Cambridge and the Princess Mary have been in
Paris for some days, stopping at an hotel in the
Champs Elyaica
Prince Jerome is at present at Havre, and it is
said he will remain there till the arrival of Prince
Albert.

Prince Napoleon is expected in Paris, and will at
once proceed to the camp.
Admiral Hamelin has gone to Chalons to-day.
It is said that Count de Rayneval, Count Wa-
lewski, and Count do Moray will accompany the
Emperor to Btuttgard.
The Putrie has the following observations on the
subject of the interview :

The 2,ith of September, 1857, will probably form a rs•
rearkable date in the history of Europe, because that date
will bring together, at Stuttgart, the Emperors of France
sad Russia. The Emperor Alexander is expected in tho
capital of Wurtemberg on the 24th, and the Emperor
Napoleon it is supposed will arrive on the same day. There
was a doubt whether the two Empressee would accom-
pany their august husbands; but so, we are assured,
the health of the Empress of Russia will not allow
her to bo present at this reunion, the Empress of
the French will not proceed to Stuttgard. This so-
lemn interview recalls to oo• recollection the inter-
' view at Tilsit, which took place in very different circum-
stances. The Emperor Napoleon had just won the battle of
Friedland, and that victory broke the formidable coalition
which flattered itself with the hope of annihilating his almost
European severeiguty. Five days after the battle the
Emperor's haul-quarters were in Tilsit, and there he received
the proposition of en armistice from Prince Labanoff Roe-
tomski. On the 21st of June, 1807, an armistice
was signed between Fence and Russia. Prussia
was altogether left out of coneideration. The Em-
peror Alexander, who forced Prussia into the coali-
tion, negotiated without her in a contempt-nous manner.
Then it was that the beautiful Queen of Freesia, who, but
the day before, was Sc. envenomed spinet Napoleon, humbled
her pride, and, together with her husband, Frederick William,
formed part of the triumphant cortfge of the conqueror.
She employed all sorts of flattery, end even abed tears in
order to obtain some concessions; but the Emperor, whilst
be showed his respect end homage with h act French
gelhatry, remained Inflexible to her entreaties. On
the 2.5 th of June the interview between Napoleon and
Alexander took place on the Nieman. The two sovereigns
appeared at the same time on opposite banks of the river, and
entered it on a given signal. In this way the queetion of
of preoedeney was avoided. The French and Russian gaffe
remained in boats, whilst the two Emperors, fur a long time
eloeeted together, were discussing the asides of the world.
At a distance of tiny years from that period the same im-
posing scene iv about to be renewed between the two inhe-
ritors of the two great Emperors who were reconciled at
Tilsit.

Intelligence from Athena of the 11th Sept. states
that brigandage continues in Macedonia. Tile
Greek journals attack the English policy in the
lonian islands, and the fortification of-Corfu, with
great virulence.
At the Bourse the market has been heavy to-day,

but without material alteration. Tho fall Continued

on the Mobilier, and heavy sales have been effected
on that security. Orleans also gave way. Not
much busineu doing in other shares. Threes varied
from 66fr. 45c. to 66fr. 50r. ; Mobilier receded from
735 fr. to 700 fr., but rallied to 710 fr. ; Orleans,
1,330 fr. to 1,310 fr., end rallied to 1,320 fr. ; Austrian
declined from 635 fr. to 630 fr. ; Southern, 625 fr.
to 615 fr. ; Northern offered from 842 fr. 500.
to 840 fr.; and Lyons, 830 fr. to 825 fr. The
market rallied towards the close, there being
considerable purchases to realise profits, when the
following were the last quotations :-Three per
Cents., 66fr. 70e.; ditto end of the month, 66fr.
70c. Bank Shares, 2,800 fr.; Credit Mobilier, 735 fr.;
ditto account, 735 fr. ; Belgian Four-and•a-Ralf per
Cents., 991; Piedmontese Five per Cents., 90fr.
Roman, 87fr ; Austrian, 88fr. ; Home Debt, 371 fr. ;
Orleans Railway, 1,3271 fr. for cash, 1,335 fr. for
account ; Northern, 855 fr. for cash, 8471 fr. for
account ; Lyons and Mediterranean, 8451 r. for cub,
844 fr. for account; new ditto, 8221 fr. for cash,
8301 r. for account; Geneva,643fr. for account ; Midi,
625 fr. for cash, 6171 fr. for account; West-
ern, 690 fr. for cash, 6871 fir. for account; Stras-
burg, 6471 fr. for cash, 650 fr. for account;
new ditto, 6371 fr. for cash, 6421 fr. for ac-
count; Grand Central, 6061 fr. for cash, 6061 fr.
for account ; Sardinian, 480 fr. for cash, 490 fr. for
account; Austrian, 6321 fr. for cub, 640 fr. for
account.