The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-10 00:00:00

Paoli Alum

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FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
N. N. W. to W. S. W., ON NOIIIIIIRUS &W. 10 N.W., fresh to
fresh to strong, snow COAST& strong.
in places.
N. to W. and S.W., /Mem& As above.
fresh to strong, with
some rain.
N. Wto H. N.. fresh, 8001112 ML W.B. W.
some rate In places. dente to strong.
N.K. to NW. and M. W , IAMB& As next above.
fresh to muskrats,
some snow or nun In
places.
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Norenernmecotland. Weeiern=lreland. Wales. and ad.
**notes. ennieern=Knglish Channel end Weeny say. Laken
adtaemerd lagland and Heligoland.

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE ITALIAN%
The following is the text of the reply given by the Emperor
to the address of the National Committee of Ttuin on the
subject of the Greco plot, and of which a kid extract boa
beau given by telegram :—" Your address has deeply
touched me, and I thank you for the sentiments which you
express towards me on the subject of the late conspiracy.
Your indignatiou on that occasion proves to me, what I have
sever doubted, that Italy rejects as unworthy of belonging
t 3 her men who dare to take on themselves the double cha.
meter of judges and executioaers. Such attempts cannot
in any way change my sentiments towards your country,
and I shall always consider it as an honour to have mate-
bated in establislang its independence. Accept, gentlemen,
with my Mecca) thanks, the assurance of my favourable
sentiment& —NA POLEON."

The flock of alpacas presented by the govern-
meat of the Equator to the Emperor of the French are now
at the Zoological Gardena, in the Bois de Boulogne, and
having recovered their appetite enjoy excellent health
The director has been informed by • telegram from Mar.
milks of the arrival of • second flock from the Equator,
brought by the corvette Corneille, of the imperial navy.
Twelve of the 17 emberked at the Equator have arrived
safe, alter a purism of seven months. M. Dronyn de
Lbuye, president at the Zoological Society, has received a
preemies from the Burman government that the governor
of the provincial Pone, which produces the Heat alpacas,
shall select 50 of the choicest and peanut them to the Ear
parer of the French.
The legislature of Wisconsin has ordered the go•
vernor's message to be printed to the German, Norwegian
Irish, Welsh, Dutch, French, and Bohemian Issgaigea
THE ANTI-MAI:VELE Morn's:yr.—Two more
county meetinp to agitate for the repeal of the malt-Li
have bees held this week, viz., at &oilers'& -y on Tomlin
and at Hereford yesterday.
THE Naw " Tregcr-or-Laave."—The Penal
Servitude Bill sow prising through parliament gives the
new farm proposed for orders of license. The old form
rue license to the convict to be at large in the United
Kingdom for the reme'nder of his sentence unless it shoed
fna, her Majesty sooner to revoke the license ; the new
m aids, "or unless the said A B shall before the expire•
lion of the said term beconvieted of some indictable effuse,
in which CODO this license s.B be immediately forfeited by
law." It olio aids that " upon the bleach of any of the
conditions endorsed on the license it will be liable to be re
yoked, whether each breach is followed by a oonvictioe or
sot." The condition endorsed are to be these four :—" 1.
The holder shall preserve his basica, and produce it when
ea/led epos to do so by • Inanimate or police officer '"
this condition is new. "2. He shell abstain from soy Ye:).
lotion of the law. 3. He shall not habitually associate with
notoriously bad characters, each as reputed thieve, and
prostitutes. 4. Segall not lead an idle and dissolute life,
without visible mesas of obtaining an honed livelihood."
These tires exeditions are substantially the same re oe the
old license, except (if it be an exception) that the filet
of them thus ran—" This license is liable to be revoked
in cees of misconduct." Leidy, the old lions@ adds
that if revoked the convict may have to uedergo
" the whole remaining portion of his original Gen.
tacos ;" the oorre.pooding clans& in the proposed new
license is that if it I. forfeited or revoked "in consequence
of • conviction for any dreams" the convict will be liable
to undergo the team of petal servitude which was noel•
pined when the license was granted. By a dense in the bill
• breach of the conditions by an act not of itself punishable
either upon indictment or summary omiviction is to be
punishable summit:ly with three months' imprisonment
with or without hard labour ; and by another clause, where
the license shall be either forfeited by • conviction for an
indictable offence or revoked in porsuance of summary con•
victim under th'e or any other act of parliament, the 00n.
Diet ie to undergo the term of penal servitude which wig
tinexpired when the limese was granted, and this in addl.
tioo to his new sentence.
A BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY SIR W. JOL.
um, M.P.—An accident of a very melancholy character
occurred on Monday afternoon, by which • lad named Ed.
ware Simmons, about 14 years of age, lost his life. It
appears that Sir William Jolliffe, M.P., along with •
Mead, wee oat shooting on his estate at Merstham, in
Surrey, and some men and boys were engaged in bating
the wood and rovers. Is • pert of the hoc. baronet's
grounds there is • chalk-pit, and it would ap-
pear that, for some MODa or other, the lad Simmons
had gone into this pit, where he emalaed for a short
time. On coming out of it, and Piot as his head
came above the level of the ironed. • rabbit started, and Sir
Wm. Joni& fired at it. The charge unfortunately entered
the poor boys bead, and carried his right ear complete'?
off. Sir William was quite overwhelmed at this most un•
expected result of his shot, and at once sent for the beet
medical assistance that the neighbourhood afforded, bat
the unfortunate youth only survived the accident • very
short time. The deceased is the sou of Sir Wdliam's
foreman of the brick-yard. The melancholy occurreoce, es
might he expected, hes occasioned a feeling of profound
regret In the aeighbourhood.