The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-29 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(CROW OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARA ScNDAT EVRNINO.
The Courrier de Paris, after several days' silence,
now adopts the candidates of the Presse and Siiele
for Paris, MM. ()Wrier and Darimon. General Ca-
vaignac, it will be remembered, was supported both

by this journal and the Estafette from the first.
A splendid banquet of the officers of the Emilia
Guards took place on Saturday last, at the London Tavern, There is a probability of M. Delamarre, the pro-
ds, lion. Col. C. B. Phipps in the chair,
to
of the Patric and the government candidate
On Saturday Si, Edward Bolwer Lytton had a .
imclsdfsg lord John in one of the circumscriptions of the being
po
Loot Lo..,mrr
Lord RabatCsen. Lard imam.. thrown out at the second election. M. de Croyx de
lie Frederick Maim, the Hon. P. Lynes, Sir Mint* Far- Saint Amour, the second opposition candidate, has
qthar, Bart., Cal. Taylor, Mr. Palk, Mr. Whitmore, dr. retired, leaving M. de Morgan, who polled very
Banks tliaabagy sad on. Han. nearly as many votes as M. I)elamarre, alone in the
Field Maid Theawat and Viscountess Coe- opposition
balms ww bablood W ges °°1144117 dbL 86* The Pressa says in the weekly commercial re-
, likbans the Deed Orkeldge st dinner, an Saturday hst.
el lib aririm Itilgrerepeere. There were present view
ma so
...... ide adasami game „The Duke al Although the Dank of France has only lowered its dim •
opapopplimompopouppdp.mmado.c4B. count by pee cent, the inesere, rendering money more
diem eiomsdkuns haasaa Anoet Lsdandosy tin abundant, emir but be ileversbie to trade. Only since
wi.b.m.r. a. N.ftek. Thursday some of one tesindectorere have received ist-
=7AZi""'"ney,73.. Bail d Westmwolma, Bar portant orders width they had been expecting for several
emue Jersey,
and Lap o.o(he months, sad which were withheld on account of
the diMmlty of getting bills discounted. Soma slap-
pbr LelfiNddiddloprekr•"lgsmuidp°r‘H.p.Lard pranearl'ob., 14"61
/.., toms d a revival of betimes are now observable
sad Lady Gems pert, Cirri Mr Wither Codnarea,h be and the departments. The purchases
orb for the fair of Beanesire have imparted some
eel Odessa Trebles In ereetherse on the Dales of Car-
, at a impr aled d tbe activity to the markets of Rouen aid Mulhouse. It is
.0410074. vis=spit, dri=mitb tot a
maikair—memm bred that the air will be very brilliant this year. The
OS ildthligy the Countess (Frescos) Walderwre "'dam ban pecan 'Mind et Peri, end Lyene,
awl they are expected to be very large gauche's.,
ger a fie •fiereperre at Strawbamphil, Twiabahme, owe lb. I, app., by New York thAt „rim
the abode sod pride al Horace Walpole. the lest two month. the Importations of tissues bare soareely
We regret to announce the death at the lion. amounted to a third of those of 1826. During the week
Montagne Teas, Tamer KO et the km be el weans"' aiding May 29, the imports of throes amounted to only
land by his =meth =seri** with "ON MN" eared° of 1,222,655 fr. against 4,172,125 fr. in the corresponding week
Dr. Ricitiod H. neunders. Mr. Tine OM a Ihlns7 Let of last year, and a nearly equal deficit lre occurred regularly
at Ms Astes (Lay Deeiegtens F**) =Mean M UM* !every week since the new tariff was dopra. Stocks ere
Brook-,hest,Greemeor•eqaere. Hewers Ihmaamtsatll therefore extremely low vt New yoa, ma the let of Juin
1206, and waserauvied. when the new tariff come. into °parades, wee impatiently
On Sates ay the Court of Commas Council 'looked for. The affair of the tramadaatie packet boats will
aeresabd err suiseisl sesesess= for there're* of Prareet" sows be smelled. No decision, however, has yet been cores
einsup.spedawn Ineweimarlion 4,1*16"bh .Ws.'lllB•ltbas Lemlto as to dr ports to be adopted. The delegates from all our
anWeet wee, her sprat et ettearee, dirreed dr sort Ini Perth hoes Presented their segurents In favour of
with closed dna MI I* MINI dire erihriesel tire, their own localities. It is thought that the question will be
apws the Md.. el Slr. Dshomy, sessmild_. Atari. ~rived within a few days, end that the emersion
Wellindien Yams. t ..••• he Wheel he adjudication in the course ornext
•••••1 b. peter Peres irseremet WIN= the !LW_ mouth.
am army damsel last week °maimed some little on.
beam et the thy, =dosed to a rid bra et the rhos et 11111
seer
perre.—Oteerver. s= about the harvest, tat the weather Is now at set
The Qum hoe appointed hie Royal Highness bk, sad, although the rain and hail have dons some harm
W Deb el Cambeidge roger ef lisheeend.prk. The bare and there, the general appearance of the crops, both of
Hera has re red Os Mr. ken Meows be the bring Of Zara sad s rognigoeue.
Nandi's, In the drew elf Llendiat —oBsemen Mademoiselle Rachel's retirement front the stage
is said to be definitive. She hae personally given
LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.—DEPUTd- her resignation to M. Empis, the manager of the
TION TO EARL GRANVILLE. Thtitre Francais.
On Saturday last, a deputation of gentlemen eon- Most of the London weekly papers were seised
netted with the LlNlOSMeeheairs'l6.6l4tiMat °Mali% ' to-day. The list comprises the Illustrated London
Mr. Mr*, redder ; load,M. Knight, one ef dr this Examiner, Leader, Saturday Reriew, and
redder@ Jams Gov/ treasurer ; Mr. Vadentra,
&area ; endl lb. J. It. Taylor, bee. maystary of the ileurioy Times.
=imassmaillas; Mr. T. A. Heed, Mr. S. Davey, lb.
eel Mr. 11Plerbaser evarry, walked are Berl
Gute star mates of that Privy Osemislis ge* map The Archduke Maximilian of Austria, on arriving
of lair a past et rear to tithes the
its
...a...ye.. sebnieb dew by ahmembem me Antwerp from England, preserved • strict incognito. He
tlardep- 1-71etien—dia• the Methadon—the first ever eiteMilehed leaded from the steamer ettendrd only for Penns., end
—Mewed war swim btheulties, coa=meit.: dressed in plain clothes. He proceeded iromedlately to the
bathing debt rearei at the pried et its railway station, and proceeded by • special train to Brume*
DAWNS 4,11M1 ssaeer...:„..arii savama....mby Dri.• 11600440. thence to lather.
istillimojT-uo. O. why Count de Moray, French Ambassador at St.
was •IPA brans ben I wee new se Petersburg, ban just arrived at Faris.
Rage risers d the braries was A letter from Eisenach states that the Duchess
oreideesil te be ea sereereresine W be tale(
am. m barna, gy wasp abrarad by era. ot Odeon is about to start with her seas to Claremont,
therms loses wired apin seder by the Leah* Me- where a meeting of all the members of the Orleans family
thriertleetheehea rthereite the deplanes that anew the win shortly take pioce,
eierrseekeertheedertheellberrletartheperaratotet.
debb„ bet thee saliere robe* Lmasa The Princes' of Saxe Weimar, youngest daughter
sassy and *arra le es w berrie- grate araradara rayn, at the Kieg of Wartemberg, and wife of Prince Hermann,
smith eta ti Oct Wald bs mils as MEN the *dm. I et Base Weimar, was safely delivered of • prince on the 21st.
&del" bm•diirlisigums******Pgdrinetine- I At six o'clock an Saturday morning the therm°.
dab It yes snard tar Mr. J. IL T
similityge tin wad orassassa or tbarloymil= reeler of M. Chevallier at Paris, stood at 18 1-10 ,ban acrehave asetherAntsview wraiths ssubssido, in, mho oho Centigrade. Mil Fahrenheit ; at noon it was st 28 640 C.,
assammy thrinsey arreaderena 'IN F.; and at two o'clock at 30 2-10 C., 1161 F.

UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
(rILOK OM OWN COILIMPONDIST.)
LIVERPOOL, gUNDAT.
This day the Royal Mail steamship America,
Captain Lang,arrived in the Mersey from the United
States and British North America, and has brought
besides the usual mails 155 passengers and 1,237,152
dollars, a portion of which is for Havec.
The America left Boston on the 17th inst., and
Halifax on the 19th. She passed on the 17th the
mail steam-ship Europa, and on the 19th the Kher-
sonese, both from this port. 60 miles east of Hali-
fax she passed the Arabia, off Copeland', on the
28th.
The Vanderbilt steam-ship arrived at New York
on the 14th.
General Walker had visited Philadelphia, New
York, and Washington, and was received enthusi-
astically at each place. The New York Herald says
that the President will order inquiry into the con-
duct of Captain Davis, of the sloop St. Mary's, to
whom Walker surrendered in Nicaragua.
Freshets had occurred throughout the United
States, owing to the long-continued rains, and many
of the canals were damaged the navigation was
consequently stopped. The telegraphic communica-
tion to Newfoundland was again resumed after the

repair&
Havannsh news had been received to 10th June.
At that date sugars were quiet, and prices firmly
maintained.
The yellow fever prevailed to some extent in the
Havannah. The African slave trade is said to be
" flourishing " in the island of Cuba.
Vera Cruz despatches to June 4 state that in
Mexico an extensive conspiracy had been discovered,
and the leaders of it had been taken and imprisoned.
Comonfort was without doubt elected by a large
majority. The president was on his way from the
capital to Vera Cruz with 16,000 troops. Ile and
the population on this side of Puebla were prepared
for events as they might shape themselves.
A number of Walker's men arrived at Belize,
I londurns, on the 21st, all in a destitute condition,
and suffering from wounds.

COMMERCIAL.
The money market in New York was more active, and the
supply quite abundent on call at from 6to 7 per cent. There
was rather more paper offering, but the demand wm still
good. Stocks were dull, and rates were unaltered. Ex-
change was rather heavy . on London, 1091 to 91; on
Poets, 161 to 5.18 t.
were steady.
The option toseket woe Am, at 14 cents for middling Up-
lands.
Flour was teem 10 to 15 cents lower for the low grades;
others were unchanged. Wheat was lower, and very un-
settled. Indian corn closed at 2 cents lower, dull and holey.
The provision market was quiet, and prima tended down-
ward.

Iron was dull.
Freights to Liverpool were inactive, and prices norr;nal.
Freigtita for cotton, 3a. pee We; dour, fie. per ; grain,
2d. pie bogie.

ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

The United States Mail steam packet Washington,
Captain Cavendy, has arrived at Cowes, on her way
to Bremen, bringing a number of passengers for
England; and specie for England, 240,000 dollars;
and for France, 300,000 dollars. She passed a
steamer, supposed to be the Persia, on the 19th inst.

(THIS Dd Y.)

CAMBRIDGE.
This committee re-assembled at twelve o'clock
this mornim, Mr. Dewey in the chair, sad the evidence as
to the morality was teatime&

PONTEFRACT.

This committee met at II o'clock, Xr. Hesdkuu in the
chair, and the evidence to show the corrupt state of the
borough, as alleged by Mr. Oliveira in the petition, was pro-
ceeded with.

MAYO.
This committee re-earemblod at ll o'clock, Mr. Ache Weld
in the chair, when the case for the petitioner, Cokeiel
gine, wee continued, end additional witness examined to
satatentiate the ellegaticem of terroriam that prevailed dur-
ing the election.

ROCHDALE.
This cemmittee rearmed their labours at 11 o'clock ; Sir
J. Y. Buller In the cbeir. Evidenced bribery &1111 eor-
ruption was continued.

WAREHAM.
This committee met at half-past 11. and continued in
scrutiny of the votes which constitute the majority of Mr.
Calmsß. the &dm member.