The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-09 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, SUNDAY EVEN/10.

After all the row which the government journals
have been making for the last week about Lord
Palmerston 's perfidy and England's selfishness, it
L amusing to find the Pays instructed to oonfees
that England has expressed diplomatically to the
different courts precisely the same views with re-
gard to Poland as those entertained by Francs;
and that therefore the difference between the two
governments has been merely one of form. It
congratulates itself on the favourable aspect of the
Polish cause owing to the accord in substance, and
as to the end t., be aimed at of the two powers,
and then concludes with the following apologetic
sentence :

If the Emperor's government would have preferred and
proposed a common action, it was because it thought that
such a mode of proceeding would have carried more weight,
and above all, became it desired to prove, in answer to all
malevolent and jealous suppositions, that it bad no prirate
object to serve, no pi:m*oJ pretensions, and was actuated
only by a desire to serve the cause of Poland and European
order.

We may therefore make a note that until further
order all the abuse of England, which has lately
occupied such a large place in the columns of the
Independence Beige, Vonstitutionnel, etc., is to be
considered as withdrawn.

The Patrse says that the Russian Emperor's
aide-de-camp Prince Dolgorouki, who has just ar-
rived in Paris, has no mission co the Tuileries
whatever. The supposition of a journal last night
that he was the bearer of the expected despatches
from St. Petersburg falls, therefore, to the ground.

The Polish committee now sitting in Paris is a
revival of the one founded in 1831 by General
Lafayette, and re-constituted in 1846. The meet-
ing yesterday at M. Vavin's, the president, was
attended by the Duke d'Harvourt, Count de Mont-
&lambert, Baron de Betsy, MM. de Lafayette, Fer-
dinand de Lsateyrie, Taillandier, &a.

The Sock is not satisfied with M. H. 011ivier's
speech on the supplemental credits, and thinks
that he ought to have gone fully into the merits of
the war in Mexico. Mexico, it exclaims, shares
with Poland the first place in public interest, and
people were much disappointed when they found
that M. 011ivier'4 complaints of the expenditure of
an extra 25 millions were confined to points of
form. It was not so in the old parliamentary days;
then members went to the bottom of things--more
especially on such an occasion as a bill of indem-
nity. Without in any way interfering with the
honour of the French Hag, the Sittcle is of opinion
that the opposition might have interrogated the
government as to its projects—as to what it pro-
poses to do with the Mexican republic, assuming
all the military anomie desired to be attained.
An epic poem which has been on the stocks for
fifty years is now annommei as ready for publica-
tion. The author is M. Viennet, the oldest man in
the French Academy. The title is La Franciade,
and the subject the origin of the French nation,
which M. Viennet traces to Francs', son of Hector.
The poem wail begun in 1811, thrown aside in
1814 after the completion of the fourth canto, and
resumed in 1881, since which time the author has
been working at it with all the enthusiasm of
youth.

1 There are a great many candidates for the ma-
nagement of the Italian Opera, vacant by the dis-
missal of X. Calzado, but Count Walewski does
not, it is raid, intend to appoint a new manager
until after the end of the present meson.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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