The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-30 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, WILMIVIDAT EVENINO.
The Emperor arrived in Paris this evening exactly
at the time fixed (six o'clock) and at a quarter after
he pared along the Boulevards on his way to St.
Cloud. An escort of dragoons, sent to meet him at
the railway station, was dispensed with, and the
imperial carriage, drawn by six horses, was attended
only by two or three outriders.
It is said to be quite settled that Marshal Canro-
bert will assume the command of the Chalons camp.
Several of the young generals, who have given abun-
dant proofs of bravery in recent campaigns, us
reported to be, and small blame to them, not all that
could be desired as strategists. It is intended,)
therefore, to give them opportunities of practising
grand maximums, and in this view the force under
the tents of the camp of Chalons will be constantly
kept up to the complement of 30,000 men. At this
usemat as many as 13,000 men are at work prep'.
deg Ifs ground.
The Bonne has been firmer to-day, the bad news
Man India having been thoroughly discounted. There
was a rumour that the Bank would to-morrow reduce
Its discount f-om 14 to 5. It was said that M.
Andouillet, a head of an office in the ministry
et Finance, would be appointed sub-governor in the
NOM it M. Verne, whose resignation I announced
yeelerday. The Bente did not maintain the highest
prism of the day, but it closed with a rise of 10e. for
ere sad 20c. for account at 86fr. 70c. and 66fr. 80e.
Mobilier rue 20fr. Railways were better, but the
rise scarcely exceeded 6fr. in any instance.
The fine hot weather which has been so favoura-
ble to the wheat harvest, has not been universally
bs.e&ial to agriculture. Letters from Spain and
the south of France state that the maize crop is
sempletely burnt up, and that the failure of that
Important article of food must be expected to cause
a proportionate rise in grain.
I believe the trial of the three Italians for the
'alleged conspiracy to inseminate the Emperor will
take place on August 6. Neither of the prisoners can
spok a word of French. Their counsel ere MM.
Dsmsarets, Maillard, and Floquet. I understand
that the indictment does not contain a single allege-
lion that can be made nse of, even priori facia,'
agaiast Ledru Rollin.
The three (formerly) "glorious days " of July
bare passed off this year nearly without notice. A
funeral service was, however, celebrated to-day (the
129th) in the church of St. Paul, Rue St. Antoine,
Ifor the souls of those who fell in the street fighting
cm those days.
Colonel Barman, minister plenipotentiary of
Switzerland in France, transmitted some days back
his resignation to the federal government, and has
left Pain for Berne. After being for eight years
charge d'affaires, ho was in 1856 promoted to the
rank of minister plenipotentiary. According to the
Journal Francaise of Frankfort Dr. Kern is to be
Ibis successor.
Count de Nemelrode dined yesterday with Count
Walewski, at the Chateau d'Etioles, which formerly
belonged to Madame do Pompadour. The Bens
and Baroness de Seebacb, tho Countess de Cheep-
towitch, M. Balabine, the Russian chargé d'affaires,
and several members of the French corps diplo-
matique, were invited to meet the venerable Russian
chancellor.

Utters from Germany state that the King of
Wurtcmburg will start for Paris on July 30,
and that, towards the end of August, he will ge Oa
Biarritz.

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Prince Charles Lucien Bonaparte is seriously ill.