The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-11 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, THIABDAT EVZNIIIG.

The Menif..or announces that the three officers
of the Emperor's household whom his Majesty has
ordered to be in attendance on the King of Holland
during his stay in France are Colonel Fav4, aide-
do-camp to the Emperor ; the Marquis de Coneg-
liano, chamberlain ; and the Marquis de Caux,
equerry. These gentlemen are to proceed to the
frontier to receive the King and to accompany him
to Compiegne.
The Bourse opened to-day with a better feeling,
but, the telegraph bringing news of a fall of per
%Ant. in Consuls, the firmness exhibited was not of
long duration, and business became nearly stag-
mint, but without any great change in quotations.
Although nothing certain was known on the sub-
ject, the belief gained ground that an arrangement
had been effected between the Banks of
France and England, with the co-operation
of several leading Paris houses, for relieving
this money market. It was even said that the
sum of 50 millions, originally spoken of as the
amount of this aid, would be augmented to 123.
Much speculation was afloat as to the Bank returns
made up to-day, and which will bo published in
the ifortiteur to-morrow. The Route ultimately
became a little firmer, and left off at the highest'
prices of the day---68fr. 20c. and 68fr. 40c., with a
rise of sc. in each case. Mobilier ruse 31r. 75c.
The railways, in consequence of the good receipts
of the week, were better, and may be quoted with
a rise of from 2fr. to 3fr. After the Bourse there
was a rumour, which I have not been able to verify,
' that the Bank had again raised its discount, makiug
a distinction between bills at 60 and :0 days.
Prince Napoluou and the Princess Clothilde
have made a wonderfully quick passage from
America in the Prince Jerome. They arrived at
Brest from Boston on the evening of the 7th inst.,
having left tho latter city on the eveuiug of Sept.
30, and consequently having performed the voyage
between the two continents in seven days. It is
curious that the arrival of their imperial high-
nesses iu France should not have been announced
in the Moniker or by any telegram in the Paris
journals. We only learn the news of the next heir
but one to the throne having safely traversed the
Atlantic by the ordinary files of the Brest news-
papers.

Sensation paragraphs have lately gone the round
of the European press representing that Senator
Viscount de la Guerronniere, the late censor of
the press, was seen in the same tribune at Vienna
(to hear a debate in the Representative Assembly)
with the Republican Gamier Pagds, and still more
curious, that he wan subsequently dogging the
steps of Gamier Pagds through Hungary. The
Pays now announces that M. de is Guerronuiere
has just returned to Paris from the Pyrenees,
where he has been staying for the benefit of his
health, and that he has not been out of Fr►nce
this year.
The ferocity of the Pope's allocution is remarked
on by alimmt all the French journals. • The Tempm
pointedly observes upon the absence of the slightest
allusion to the French army, to whose presence
alone it is owing that the Raman subjects, whom
his Holiness describes as so loving," do not turn
him out of doors. And yet, says the Temps, it is
evidently not beneath the dignity of • Pope to
cherish feelings of gratitude, for he expresses
plenty of it towards the clergy and faithful who
support his cause.