The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-06 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM RUSSIA.
(nom oos over COMILPOND/111%)
PARIS, THVIIIIDAT EVIIIIING.

It is reported from Brussels that the Emperor of
Buzau' has made up his mind to erect Poland into
a separate kingdom, on the bases of the constitu-
tion of 1830, with the Grand Duke Constantine for
king. It is probably true that a project of this
kind has been suggested to Russia by France, but
I do not believe that the answer has yet come to
hand. The following paragraph in this evening's
'mace evidently bears upon the subject :

We are assured that in the coming debate in the Senate
on the Polish question, M. Hauls will produce a document
of the highest importance which will testify to the efforts
of French policy on behalf of • noble and unfortunate
canoe. This document, addressed to St. Petersburg a few
days ago, state*, in precise terms, what the government of
the Emperor Napoleon expecte from the justice and gene-
rosity of the Emperor Alexander with the view of pacify-
ing Poland by large and serious guarantee* conformably to
the law of treaties, and the principles of civilisation. The
answer of the Emperor Alexander is expected to-day or to-
morrow, and there is every reason to hope that it will be
favourable to the desire expressed in the name of France.

The Esprit Public, a weekly journal which lives
upon canards, tells one which some of the government
journals adopt. The story is that about a week
ago, when the London press was urging France to
make war on Russia, and insinuating that England
would make no objection to France having the
Rhine frontier, Lord Russell was secretly making
overtures to M. de Rechberg to concert measures
with Austria in such " a grave eventuality" as a
march of French troops on the Rhine. M. de
Biamark found out this intrigue, and sent word at
once to Prince Gortehakoff, who was delighted at
such an opportunity to enlighten the cabinet of
the Tuileries as to the real intentions of the Bri-
tish government. This disclosure in described as
having produced a "great sensation and profound
astonishment " in high quarters in Paris, and to
have led to very friendly communications between
France and Russia. You may now expect to find
the phrase " Perfidious Albion " revived. The
Nation, which gives currency to the tale of the
Esprit Public, exclaims that Tsmeo Danaos ! is a
saying ever applicable to England.

Several Russians resident in Paris met together
on March 3 to celebrate the emancipation of the
serfs by a banquet ; M. Nicolas Tourgueneff
presided.
The trial of MM. Garcia and Calzs.do, amused of
cheating at cards, is fixed fur March 20. M. La-
chaud is retained for the defence of Calzado, and
M. Ikon Duval fur Garcia. Both the defendants
have publicly expressed their earnest desire for the
fullest investigation ; and, although they are at this
moment abroad, they will know from the public
press that an opportunity for gratifying their wish
is now afforded them.

The Bourse is firm, with very little change.
The news from Poland continuo to be con-
dictory.

•MM. Graziani, Angelini, Bettini, Mine. Nantier-
Didiee, eel Mme. Barbot hare arrived in Paris, en mute
from St. Petersburg.