The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-12 00:00:00

TUE SKIFF lIATCIIFOR 20W.

NZ; ;,71:11;L-Z-iVON7f NIGHT.

A week or so since the first of the twin engage
manta between Thomas lßsckioney, of Richmond, and
JAW% Candlish, of Newcastle, fur 10111. a side, wee reported
as having come off on the_ Ilisines at Pu!ncy. The second
engagement came off this afterhoon on the Tyne, the course
b. log between the hi.h testi bridge of the Yurk sod Ber-
wick B. iilway and Scotswo.d.briage—the distance about
three miles. Candlish hosing woo the match at London,
and being a creek Tyno man, great interest woo felt iu the
eugag. meet, and a large concourse of pouple from the sur-
rounding district were drawn together. the match took
p'aco about half an hour before high water, and the men
kad the tide with them all the way. The weather and
souse were eseeedingly tavourable, and they got a good
start. Candlish kept the lead to the •hot•tower, half way
to the peal, and his stele of pulling seemed less fatiguing
than his opponent's. Near Elswitk•quay, Nlackitmey made
un effort to pass him, and partly succeeded, when Candlish
put forth his strength, and won the match easily by about
four boat's length. B. ring was 2tol in favour of Cand-
i hub, but it wee not laid vary heavy.

FRANCE.

PARIS, THCHADAT Evzinwo.
There has again been much agitation at the Bourse
to-day, and the funds have fallen considerably. It
was reported that a telegraphic account of the
Queen's speech was considered unfavourable.
The prefects are now at work might and main to
stimulate the constituencies to vote. Several of their
addresses have already found their way to l'aris,
sad in a day or two the papers will be
er worded with them. M. d'Herembault, a deputy of
the Corps Legislatif, bail volunteered a proclamation
to the Pas do Calais, in which; among other ridi-
culous thiap, he says that if the people will vote the
Mavis the consequential prospenty will be so great
then to bring the ocean to Pans, and make it beat
London as a commercial port, will be only child's
play for the genius of Louis Napoleon.
The commissions in the new imperial =pima sif
rads are all filled up. As I anticipated, M. uharry
peened lieutenant-colonel of the regiment. The
esikiselcy remains vacant until the spring, when XI
Fleury will be of sufficient standing in the army to
be appointed to that coveted post.
The ifonit.ur ifs l'Arniece is a publication not
iamb read except in military circles, and it, generally
speaking, contains nothing but professional news of
a technical kind. But now and then a leading article
appears in this journal, i calculated to impressits mili-
tary readers with the belief that notwithstanding the
peaceful professions which the political necessities of
the moment put into the mouth of the government, op-
portunities for gathering " glory " will not long be
waling. Some days since an article uprise the
fitinous text "the empire is pram" excited a geed',
deal of attention, more indeed than I thought it en-
titled to. .This article, although it said little more
than the obvious truth that a soldier should always
be for war, was quoted by several foreign
as a pregnant sign that the army was not
expected to construe that text in its natural sense.
To-day the military organ. in commenting upon the
apprasebing empire, alludes to " active service" in
sot precisely adapted to denote a remote
The ewe, we mama dean will see ths seustablisheent
gheess with pest railiskeirs. lii the Meg the
glebe Is ma spesh se Owls awl sanessalls croaks. ens
Stlaamovation occurs mist airmailing= sage favour-
Me Is the develupment at the besides., pease era to the
=of martial Mstrians, the army, the Iseghter of
111*.sorbon asoont isionsta rat, as ws have already
said, ups ensyraing Ass constitutes the prosperity of a
pert pea* st whisk It is the °Spring, will feel no die-
m ensile. The army knows that its noble
31=18ielisposoable to the maintsnance of this peace
m nada le happy resale, that it is the engraarit
pains
al=ailliginat boom and mama Menet&
tee Ise a eat not
se satisfy its minis inha isle it see ally worthily main-
Ida it by Wog esemendly seedy to play a mon attire
port, if ever i s need &meld leave the era bard to defend
the °pantry against sends dam hem without or within.
At Rouen two young men et respectable appear-
ance were lately tried for the eines of speaking in
an insulting manner of the President of the ltepub-
lie. They. were sentenced, see to two years and the
ether to eighteen meths' haprieonment. On leaving
'lllomart they cried "Vies Is Republique democra-
tire For this, whisk try the way, m yet a legal
ahst,
_the president of the wort called them back, and
ailed two years of farther imprisonment to their
matinees.
Under the senates eonreUum which has just been
inittted, the choice of the Emperor Napoleon
7fall upon either of the following persons, as
assure ,r to the throne, in default of direct male issue
...AM, the eons by tF e second marriage of Lucien
iMrte, viz., Charlie Lucien Bonaparte, Prince
ino, ex-president of the Roman Constituent
Asambly, aged 49; Louis Laden, aged 39;
Plum aged 37; and Attie. tied 38. The
alledvieg son by the seasai minis. of Prince
SWAM, Napoleon Joeeph &yaw% lied $O. The
sew of Charles Lucien Hompaele,- Pikers de Canine
—viz., Joseph Lucien Prise de Mnsignano, spa
28 ; Lucien Louis, aged MI sad Napoleon Jew%
aged 13. In addition to these pans who eve ime•
eeptiblc of being called le the moseedeo, the my
imperial family will seasid Odes felletritleesesbase
none of whom, if now oesented, mew ywhhoot
the consent of the , Jerome •
ea-king of W
of
errPrineen Zolda=-
lotto Bonaparte, of Joseph, brother of
Nepalese, and married to Prince de Canino ; the
dasgltin of Liebe—vis., the Prima= Alexandrine,
wth et %ant Mount de Canino, and the Princess
Cleariaose, a sea et Imes the Moms Jeanne
Bonaparte, married to the lletrAoie limeate the
Princess Mathilisi deoghtee et /ire= I sod the live
defighters of Ctisg Lucien, Prince de Canino. The
elder member d the imperial testily are: The
!ism Napalm Beeciocchi, &m ter of Elise,
filla elder of Naples!' L, and monied to Count
Oeemodo the children of Caroline, sister of Napo-
to Murat—viz. Prince Lucien Murat,
fhadlleol• UMW* Mufat:rearriad to Coast
sad es Piens Louise-Carobs, Murat, msselei to
Osini and the adios et Prises Leas
Murat.
The Atitipaelenet 34 has bees again seized at
the yeet-elhe to-day.