The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-20 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. THURSDAY ERRING.

I hear that the Senate has just voted the order
of the day on the Polish petitions by a majority of
I.IS to 1.7. In the debate of yesterday the history
of the various partitions of Poland was gone into
at enormous length, and neither M. de la Laroche-
jaquelin nor M. de la Gueronniere contested the
iniquity of them. The real question is whether
that iniquity can now be repaired by
French intervention. Prince Napoleon thinks
it can. At all events, he is for " action."
But he admitted over and over again that
he was apt to be hot-headed, and that nobody but
the government had the necessary materials for
judging whether or not France should make a
CAMS beUi of the present state of ►ffairs in Poland.
Public sympathy is undoubtedly in favour of the
speakers who recommend interference. It will tax
Billault'a ingenuity, if he is not prepared to
recommend effectual intervention, to show the pub-
lic in what respect the present government is favour-
ably distinguished, as regards Poland, from that of
Louis Philippe, whose supineness is the constant
theme of sneers.

A body of students, estimated at from 200 to
300, marched from M. Saint Marc Girardin's
lecture-rooona to-day towards the Senate-house,
with the intention to make a demonstration in
faTour of Poland. They were dispersed without
difficulty by a police force.

The case of Calzado and Garcia stands on the
paper of the Correctional Police Tribunal to-mor-
row. M. Leon Duval, who was retained for
Garcia, has been obliged to return his brief in con-
sequence of a domestic calamity, and it is said that
M. Emile 011ivier takes his place. K Lachaud is
the advocate of M. Calzado. It remains to be seen
whether the defendants will justify the anxiety
they have both publicly expressed for the tallest
investigation, and surrender to take their trial.
The Bourse opened firm, but subsequently
became fiat. Benter were finally quoted 68.9 b, or
the same as yesterday.

WAR FOR POLAND.

FATAL ACCIDENT DURING THE IoYAL PRO
CESSION IN THE CITY.

INQUEST (THIS DAY).
This morning, Mr. John Humphreys, the c-oronor,
held an inquiry at the Black Boy Tarim Highetreet,
Wapping, respecting the death of Jabs Dailies, aged 14,
who was alleged to have died from the effecie of injuries
received duriug the public entry of the Primes. Alessectra
into the City.
Elepeth Contensen, sister of the deceased, 125. Walvis'.
street, said that the deceased lived with her, and that on
the day in question she left the house at half-past 10 o'clock
in the morning for the purpose of sessag the royal
promotion. She was close. Witness saw her brought
home to the house at 5 in the evening in a cab. On bey
return deceased told mamma that after she had saes the
proemial psis King William-street she was famed by the
crowd down Arthurstreet Earn. le the rush ohs was thrown
violently ageing' a stand that was constructed of a cotter.
monger's barrow and some Boer barrel.. She was thrown
down and trampled under foot by people. She then
became inseesible. On her recovery she fimaid that she
had bees placed in a cab by • woman and taken to the
London Hospital. The medical oaken there dreaded bar
mounds. She would not remain in the hospital, but came
home. Her arm was broken and her body was covered with
severe bevies. She died on the 17t11. Witness believed
that her death was caused by the injuries received.
Dr. E. Wood maid that he had made • post mon em
ru-
mination of the deceased. He found that there warn bitty
degeneration e the heart. He had no doubt but that the
broken arm and the other severe injuries that the dimmed
bad received had accelerated the death of the deceased.
The immediate cause of death was fatty degeueratios of the
heart, accelerated by excitement aid severs *mum
The coroner then summed up, and the jury returned the
following verdict :—" That the deceased died from fatty de-
generation of the heart. accelerated by excitement sod se-
vere injuries, received from being trampled under foot by
the crowds in King William-street, on Saturday, the 7th
day of March, the day of the public entry of the Princess
Alexandra into London."