The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-03 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(110 K 003 OWN

PARIS, THURSDAY ERRING.
Although the Opinion Nationale, which is the
principal Polish organ in Paris, disbelieves the DESPATCH OF THE WENT INDIA, PACIFIC, AND
news that the Warsaw committee has ordered the MEXICAN Mine.—The Royal Mail Company's ship La
insurgents to lay down their arms, and treats it ellia3l;.eic4Pietiviglie:pe sailed fTsu;orS°l3,l:ititr yesterday,
as an invention of telegraphic agencies, the in- West Indies, Mexico, the Pacific, California. Central
telligenoe was generally credited at the Bourse. are Colonel ilw B'orkgeertahreird islirthFolitLpasafortasmninosgara mwdhtobm.
That belief, added to the apparently firm position Rev. Mr. Lawrence and Lieutenant Beowne for Jamaica.
of M. Fould and the triumph of his financial The La Plata took out on freight English gold coal.
principles, has completely restored confidence. 21e0j157:jesil, vafri:.2s''airei'emaDdejeweile?' I,.:i.„rx,' ;w,,FrCryd;
The Rente closed very firm with a rise of 650., 6.
.. ~008/. • sad a full cargo of French and.
Eagle& mer-
and Mobilier rose 35fr. Railways were firm, with Caap"M‘c,
oRATINO CARNIVAL IN TORONTO.—The skating
the exception of the rival companies, Lyons and canival sad competition at the Victoria Pond, Torooto, on
Southern, whose shares fell 7fr. or Kr. the 28th of February, attracted a very large number of
The France says that the committee of the Corps sbP.„7,tg4t°"' Oct
present slur Dg Inftelhnoooutr:lluclfieswahnd gentlemen
Legialatif appointed to examine the new bill on to take the grestestgintenet in the 'prom 0 hogs A Mod of
companies with limited liability has pronounced music was eter'essed at the entrance end of the pood, and
against the restrictive clauses, and in favour of the played
of the sun airsa 11111:10jathwetrire was titioni;otOi:i:g tartrd.
utmost freedom of transactions ; the bill has there- condition, and the skaters had to confine their operatioss to
.
fore been sent back to the, Council of State for a smalswnon at the southern side of the pond A large
ring was f ormed by the spectators, the greater proper ion
revision. of whom were ladies, and the competition for the muse
It is stated positively that Prince Napoleon 'a ccrjr:l7l.:bj:ltie.thrZo'aterbili • feat' "liere r. perfectly b""8/.
going to Egypt next week. The Princess Clothilde , ing. The ia;rll of
_looomotiro wereeneowtirolj reversed, and on
remains in Paris. The prince, who will be absent I their " ir'on'clad" they they propelled themselves as ramMy back-
as
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th'much to thedelight of the @recta who "iii.
upwards of a month, takes with him a train of !It ..t.m., c.diwri6rseb". They turTh'd aid tlnsta in
means, and in their company will visit the battle- OW their approbation when any feat of an extraordinary elsa•
fields of the First Consul, the Pyramids, and the rTil".. jou "
nowTrull/ l'ilentklttl:l;katT,. `" will' with "tba„
works of the Isthmus of Sues canal. It is expected' utmost itonrhalasee, and was his feet again in a twist.
I
that the prince will meet the Sultan, who, ac-1 ling and whirling about
...., of the raLonPidlyi,".
...Abek"....;Pill'i'daahi
cording to the latest telegram, was to start from I played by ''''' mole at,lsafeiy "Tols:--enc;ses—ii;
Constantinople for Egypt this day. the competition for the prize to be awarded to the best En•
There will be an election of two academicians I "ea,.
astanis is",,,tra deservingrm" tri:°,,notl!bey Irldissad."`T/I,Tiu, ported
'on St. George's-day, April 23, in the place of the were sage to decide who WU the moateProfiedent, and rat
late Duke Pasquier and M. Biot. It is probable receivued a prize of the same value. There use a Very 001 e
that M. Jules Janis will be elected, for I under- a;r7sigesttoilthl7sZutZ to `t'es; matches.in er on!tneete"treleor, re
stand that M. Dufanre withdraws his candidature. graceful and rapid movements of the "'W. 11".°
The other successful aspirant will doubtless be M. William Henderson. ex
ted iltrisg trale°°"' admiration.o skill The Taw;
Littri, who, as the author of one of the best die- : juvenilia uoder six years of fse, which seated a good deal
tionaries extant, is peculiarly qualified to be a 1 of aMi
Beth tt.Z.Tiet fa:l7:2 the
their Ural'
iiS2: trik::
member of a body which has kept the world wait-' maltase acted properly in giviireg a prise to win,F
ing for nobody knows bow assay years for the "be-
I The Dutch slaves in Guiana, which are about to
"Dictionary of the Academy."
be emancipated, will be @Ojeda to state sapervisim.
There appeared in the Conatitmlicessel of March 9 This differs from the apprms • • of the amaiscirelta
a letter from M. Mathieu de is Drams (translated sates of the British West Indies.
Dutch
slaves will
by the Times), in which he lainentei that several :roitibl'aiNmtr,2l.,d,d,T i7,-,t,farittb.f,,f°"l, Ztralke9;stethe.;
score of ships have gone down solely from neglect wages, rod to spend those wages as they think proper.

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