The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-09 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, MONDAY Errinso.
The following startling paragraph appears in the
Patrie :

It is rumoured in Paris to-day that, in consequence of
the profound emotion produced in Copenhagen by the news
from the theatre of war, a revolution has 'woks out in that
capitaL The Kung of Sweden and Norway, Charles V.,
is said to have been proclaimed. It is added that Chris-
tian IX., who, se already known, is absent from Copen-
hagen, was on his way to England. We only reproduce
these rumours under the most express reserve ; but it suf.
floss that they have acquired a certain credit for it to be
our duty to report them.

No other journal speaks of the revolution as a
fact, and indeed despatches from Copenhagen
down to Sunday evening, and the news of
the dismissal of General de Mesa, in con-
sequence of the popular indignation against
him for having surrendered the Dannewerke,
afiord negative evidence that no revolution can
have occurred. But according •to the Pays, it
would seem that a revolution has been imagined in
Paris for some days past. The Pays calla to mind a
prophecy of its own five days old, which excited
no attention at the time, and according to which
the necessary consequence of the defeat
of the Danes would be revolution
in Copenhagen, the absorption of Denmark in a
Scandinavian kingdom with the King of Sweden
(a Bernadotte) for sovereign, and compensation
given to King Christian, who would be recognised
as heir presumptive to the Scandinavian throne,
and treated in the meantime iu a manner analogous
to the Cond‘a under the old French monarchy
Are these symptoms of a conspiracy ?
The Bourse was very undecided, opinions
differing jointly as to the probable conic-queue:es of
events in Denmark. Rents ultimately rose 15c.:;
and Mobilier, 16fr.

The instruction in the affair of the four Italians
accused of a plot to assassinate the Emperor is
completed, and the trial stands fixed for the next
seals' es. It is remarkable that whereas we bear
from Italy of municipal addresses of rejoicing at the
Emperor's escape, yet in France, where such mani-
festations are so easily got up when desired, no-
thing of the kind takes place. The public seems
to attach no importance whatever to this "plot,"
and no efforts are made by the authorities to awaken
its sensibility.
Madame de Subligny, the widow of a receiver of
taxes of the First Empire, has just died at Nogent-
sur-Seine, at the extraordinary age of 104 years.

A Dusseldorf paper announces that M. David
Strauss is now re-writing his celebrated " Life of
Jesus" which was published 30 years ago.

THE WAR. IN NEW ZEALAND.

THE BATTLE AT RANGIRIRI.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, Fn. 8.
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The following telegram has been renewed by /art
Russell from her Majesty's agent and Consul-
General in Egypt, dated Cairo, Feb. 7 :

" Boaciriri. Nov. 29, 1863.

" Lieutenant-General Cameron, on the 20th
inst., with a force of 1,000 men and three guns,
aided by the royal navy, under Commodore Sir
William Wiseman, attacked the rebel natives, who
occupied a very strongly entrenched position on the
bank of the River Waikato at Rangiriri, and after
a severe engagement succeeded in dislodging them
from it, and taking 183 prisoners, including moat
of the chiefs. The fighting commenced at 5 p.m.,
►nd did not cease till 6 a.m. next day. Our loss.
Including that of the royal navy, is 4 officers
killed, 11 wounded ; 37 men killed, 80 wounded.
Names of killed and wounded will be sent by my
first despatch.

(Signed)

" CotqvuouN."

The different Brazilian postage stamps are about
double the number of the different English cws. The value
of the Brazil stamps vary from about fifteen pesos to one
farthing. They haws nothing on them besides some mono-
apnoeas stroll week and kegs size figures in the emigre, de-
natl.( their value. These figures are so obvious that there
Is so neoserity for having a different coloand stump for
every see of a different value.

--;i'lreesilmat;rlcoml;lClothiog for the Federal
army dories the sett fiscal year is 58,000,000 dellara—Per
York Bun.