The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-23 00:00:00

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND TEE

POLISH QUESTION.

We read in the Moniker of yesterday :—"The
Emperor has just addressed to his Excellency,
M. Billault, Minister without portfolio, the follow-
ing letter :
" My dear M. Billault,—l have just read your
speech, and as usual I have been delighted to find
in you such a faithful and eloquent interpreter of
my policy. You have succeeded in reconciling the
expression of our sympathies for a cause dear to
France with the consideration due to foreign sove-
reigns and governments. Your words were on all
points in accordance with my ideas, and I reject
every other interpretation of my sentiments.—
Believe in my sincere friendship, Naroucox.'"

The Press of Vienna states that the Empress of
Austria will proceed to Vadat in April, there to await the
return of the Emperor from Dalmatia. Advice. from
Ragusa announce the couvalescence of the Archduke
Mnximilian.

THE OUTWARD AIIRRICLE Man. —The Royal
Mail steamship Ceded& arrived at Queenstown at none
yesterday. She embarked the mails, pummels, and tele-
grams, and proceeded for Halifax and Boston ►t 5 p.m. All
wall. The mails wets overdue an hoar, having bean de-
tained in transit from Cork to Queenstown.

THSCALCITITA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAIM
—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Para,
Captain Jamieson, with the heavy portion of the above
mails in charge of Post-office agent. Mr. Ronsyne,
arrived at Southampton yesterday. She brings 77 passen-
gers, amongst whom are General Carthew, Colonel Smith,
Major Smith, and Captains George, Maynard, and Hooper.
The Para has on freight 7 package; specie, value 32,5901. ;
precious Noses, value 3,500 rupees ; rough rubies, 630 rupees ;
jewellery, 1,500 dollars ; musk, value 2,390 rupees ; also 7
packages valliabke, 91 boxes oranges, 4 casks wine, 296 bags
beans, 273 packages sundries, and 263 balsa raw silk, value
25,0004

PLYMOUTH, SUNDAY.—Messrs. Green's ship Nile,
1,250 tons, Captain Owen, from Calcutta and St Helena
with troops, pamengera, mid general cargo, has passed up
Channel for Spitheed. She was off Plymouth on Saturday
moromg, mod landed there by a pilot boat a small mad
from St. Helena, which was forwarded by that day's mail
trains.

A Cattauos AND PAIR OVEN BRIGHTON CUFF.
—A atartliog occurrence (rye the Brighton Devoid) took
place Brighton on Tuesday afternoon. The carriage and
bones of Mr. Rambold, 5, Percival.terrace. wen ■tandiaa
front of Clarence-mews, Eastern-road, Kemp-town, while
the coachman was preparing to mount on the box to drive
the carriage round to Percival-terrace for the family to
take an airing. He had put on his great-ooat, and was
buckling the reins, when the horses started off at full
gallop, and oontin ued • headlong career through some streets.
till, arriving at the bottom of Eaton-place, they dashed
madly acmes the wide carriage road of the Marian-parade,
lied, bounding over the pathway, came with fearful force
against the strong wooden railiags which run in face of the
pis wall—here at its greatest height, about 70 feet. The
railings, strong as they are, gave way to the shock, and
horsea and carnage went headlong over the eliff. The two
anknala for which their owner had recently been offered
3004, were killed on the spot, acid the curiae* was broken to
pions.
Mr. Isaac Spooner, of the Midland Circuit, who
has frequently eat as Deputy-Recorder of Birodegbarn, ham
been appointed atipendiery magistrate of Wolverhaniptea,
in the room of Mr. Partridp, who has beta appoiated nap
teopolitan polloe magietrate.
CSINTAL PALACL lIALIP-A-OZOWN DAY.
SATURDAY, Maws 21. hduamione as payment. 8113;
ditto l* seams iliMsM; 2,937 ; total, 3,819.