The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-02 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nor ODE OWN 001ILLSPONDENT.)
PARIS, WEDNESDAY ETZION,;.

M. Andre, government candidate, hap been
elected by s majority of 3 to 1 for the second vacant
seat in the Gard. M. Andre Pasquet, a writer in
the Sack, was the opposition candidate.

The Moniteur du ioir announces its intention to
publish to-morrow a translation of Mr. Gladrtone's
pamphlet on electoral reform. The object of such
an unusual and curious demonstration in the official
journal is doubtless to show that England is a
convert to imperial ideas of universal suffrage—of
course, with all its consequences.
The Constitutiome/ has an inflated and supremely
ridiculous article by M. Graudguillot upon the
Duke de Morny's speech, in which, among other
gross flatteries, it is said that " between the genius
and, so to speak, the temperament of M. de Morny
and the spirit of modern France there exists an
intimate and profound relation." This adulation
is accounted for, though not excused, by the fact
that the Duke de Morny is M. Graudguillot's
patron. When the duke was ambassador at St.
Petersburg he found out M. Graniguillot, and
being struck with his talent, removed him from the
perfectly honourable but not very lucrative or pro-
minent position in which he was gaining a
livelihood, to make him a government writer in
the Conatitutiofinel. It is but natural that be

should feel grateful to his benefactor ; but the
European public, which reads the Coastitationnel,

ought to know that his extravagant laudations of
M. de Morny—a man who I admit may reason-
ably be praised in a certain measure—must be
taken cum grano.
M. Fiorentini, the theatrical critic of the
Moniker, the Coruditationosel, and the France,
died yesterday, almost suddenly, in the prime of
life. He was an Italian, but wrote French with
extraordinary elegance and purity. His fiat was
held to be of immense value by actors and actresses.
Some years since he made an excellent translation
of "Dante," for which he received the cross of
the Legion of Honour.
The last chaisoinesse in France, the Countess de
Vitvignes, has just died at the age of 95. Shelves
received in 1785 in the chapter of Sallee, in Beau-
jolais, where, according to the rules, she must have •
proved her eight quarters of nobility. She was
allied to the noble families of Sainte-Croix, Se-
goozac, and Creasy. It is probably now-a-days
known to few that under the old French regime
a dianoiiteare was a lady in religious orders, but of
such a peculiarly mild kind that she was ezabled
to go out visiting and indulge in all worldly plea-
sures. Flirtations with chanoinesses were very
common in Paris salons fenipore Louis XV.
At the Bourse the Rents left off without change,
but Mobilier rose llfr. 25c. The leading feature
of the day was a great rise in the Italian Loan,
owing to the concession made by the Italian go-
vernment to the house of Rothschild.

The Messager du MiAli states that the Emperor
has given orders for the immediate execution of a
statue of Marshal Pdlimier, which is to be erected
in one of the open spaces crossed by the Boulevard
Sebastopol.

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Petersburg to present to the Emperor the ho-
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