The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-08 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, RONDAT
I believe it to be certain that Prince Napoleon is
no longer Minister for Algeria. lam told that he
offered his resignation to the Emperor on Saturday
last, immediately after the appearance in the Moni-
ker of the trends which seemed to him in contra-
diction with the policy followed by the Emperor
since New Year's-cloy, and more particularly with
the promises made to his father-in-law the King of
Sardinia. The Emperor did net accept the
tendered resignation on Saturday. Bat to-day
it has been offered again, and, as I am en-
sured, has bees accepted. At the same time the
Emperor professes the greatest friendship for his
cousin, and eays that he honours his scruples.

News from Tarn has been looked foe with most
intense anxiety throughout the day, bat no tele-
grams have been made public. It is apposed that
they must have been stopped by the government.
It is probable also that some London telegrams must
have been suppressed, for we are without the usual
summary of the leading articles of the London
journals.
The Bonne opened with great animation. The
brokers had received from the provinces an immense
number of orders to buy, in consequence of the
government declarations in Saturday's Moniteu►.
The Rents:, in spits of many sales for realisation,
continued to rise steadily foe a long while, and the
figure of 89fr. libc. was attained, which was 48e
higher than Saturday's closing price. Towards
3 o'clock a rumour of a rising at Milan caused a sud-
den fell. This rumour was contradicted, and an
upward reaction at ones took place. Subsequently
a rumour of Prince Napoleon's resignation pro-
duced inquietude. This event at the first
blush might be thought a strong symptom
of peace, but speculation felt Queasy at
the idea that the imperial counsels were
unsteady. The Rant* closed at 69fr. 10c. for
cash, and 89fr. lbc. for account, with a rise of
10c. and 13e. Mobilier roe 22fr. 50e. Railways
left off from 7fr. to 10fr. higher.
The Iferitesir and all the French journals, the
Univers excepted, publish the Emperor's letter to
Sir Francis Head : apropos of which the Pr**
ventures to make the following pungent elem.
eating :

The present sovereign of France declares rut M bee
always admired English liberty. but be regrets that amp
liter every good thing, le Bale to arse. We Wow
nothing that commands our respect more than anthestr,
We lee. wake', se mac► r we do liberty—
it it impresible to s►y mom. But it Is pomibie
thst authority as well as liberty may be abused. In
our *Mon the solution of the political problem order in a
wise emilibriato between authority end liberty.
The brother of Count Dandolo. whose funeral
at Milan occasioned so mach excitement a few days
ago, has just arrived in Paris.

M. Delimit% Insister of the Interior, and M.
Demaa, kimarly misiakit wader Mai Ls Philipps, have
boa elletiol ambers d th• Prima AarAway at Moral sad
• thainseas. Y dr seem of M. Mama, sad Saran
• issesead.
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