The Press.
London, England, 1853-10-29 00:00:00

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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS' October 27.
THE Emperor and Empress, with all the Court, will
leave Compiilne this day. After a few days passed
in Paris, their Imperial Majesties will proceed to
Fontainebleau.
The Prince Napoleon, on his return from Corn-
pitgne, set oif for Stuttgard. 'Phe mother of the
prince is sister of the reigning king of Wurtemberg.
His Majesty William I. having intimated his wish to
see his nephew, Prince Napoleon hastened to accept
the invitation sent to him by his royal relative. lie
travels under the name of the Count de Meudon
(taken from one of the residences of his father in
the neighbourhood of Paris) to avoid all official re-
c3ptions ca rouge ; but, once arrived at Stuttgard, be
will reassume his Imperial rank, and will be received
with the honours due to his station by the Count de
Bier% Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
titulary of France to that Court. The prince is ac-
• i nisi ed by Colonel Demarest, first aide-de-camp,
by n Pietri Pissed, aide-de-camp, and by Cap-
tain a, aide-de-carp in waiting.
Maiity arrests condone to be made in the depart-
stents under the cheer of affiliation to secret socie-
ill% or the alga Pluses* ot snow Dr. Wateau,
of We, bee bees liberated after three mouths im-
prisons.* (without Mal) in the proof blazes,
the miasma against bin being insufficient.
As imparisl deems of the 14th September last
bating, es yea stated at the time, reduced the duty
at the weft into Frames of foreign beasts from
SAL Is :IL per bead, it hes been directed that, in order
to eigiliele Obi@ Witaiiiin, and to benefit the general
eonsweeer, a entein epee in the market " Des Prou•
veins" obeli be est apart, for the sale by auction of
*sat The ispeetant atoditication in the usual
*miter et selling will amble the labouring classes
to pertielpate in the bees pasted to the importer of
foraisa beasts, and allow them to procure animal food
wiliest the intervention of the " ruinous butcher."
As order has eelesated from the Prifecture of
PAM that all bread Iheraished by the bakers shall
be said by weight, and that the persons charged with
the delivery thereof at private houses shall be fur-
nished witi essiss, to verify on demand the gravity
of assn Immehold loaf so delivered. The bakers
bare bees paid by the municipal authorities the dif-
lbeimate bowies the cost price of their bread and the
imadierated Wile of prices at which they were re-
quired to sell it to the public with a view to prevent
popular outcry at the temporary rise of the corn
markets.

The Grand Ditcher's, Dowager of Baden arrived
in Paris the day before yestenlay, aecompanied
by the Duke do Baseano, Grand Chamberlain, and
the officers of her household. The Count de Per-
sign'', Minister of the Interior, and M. Mamie, Minister
of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works, re-
ceived her Highness at the station of the railway of
Strasburg. The Court carriages were in Iltiendanee
to airway the Grand Duchess to the Northern Rail-
way, and, after a few minutes' repose, a special train
took her to the Palace of Compiegne, where she
arrived at half-past five o'clock.
An unusual number of accidents have happened
lately on French niihroads, principally caused by
trains of merchandise running into stations where
passenger trains were taking in water and coals.
Luckily, at such times, the passengers are regaling
themselves at sideboards of the stations. It is clear
that the signals are not sufficiently understood by the
esighte-driver, or carelessly and inefficiently displayed
by the signalmen.
A commission composed of the most competent
men has been appointed by the Minister of Agricul-
ture, Commeree, and Public Works, having fur its
special object to study and make inquiry into the
general and particular causes of the accidents which
the Administration and the public have lately had to
deplore, as occurring on the different lines of railway.
M. Frissard, Inspect r-general of Roads and Bridges,
is named President of this Committee. M. Frissard
has already arrived at I Weans, and, idler having put
himself in communication with the Prefect of Loiret,
he will go over the line between Orleans and Bordeaux,
and make himself acquainted with all the details of
the service. He will be accompanied by M. Foulon,
chief engineer, charged with the general superinten-
d aloe.
A note in the Monitettr abolishes the payment en-
tweed on all herds of swine let into the forests of the
State, to feed on acorns, fie. The note states " that
this measure will have the effect of reserving to the
general use of the country certain grains and potatoes,
given, in default of other means of fattening them, to
swine ; and thus alleviate the expenses of many
families, and render them assistance at a moment of
rise in provisions."
A terrible catastrophe has occured at Chilon sur-
Mame. General de Neuilly, commanding a subdivi-
sion, believing himself hurt in his honour by a young
officer of his staff, assaulted him, without, however,