The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-06 00:00:00

LIRE AT VICHY.

A letter from Vichy, of the 3rd says :—" This
bathing-plan, monde@ at the present moment ea Emperor,
a King, • Paoha, a great number of eminent personages,
and 10,000 tethers and water-drhikers. Aseesding from
the sew park, following the capricious windings of the
river, on the right are sees the imperial chalet' inhabited
by the Emperor sod hie snits. These &Mete, six is
number, are entered from a fine boulevard of recent mar
tion. They stand is the middle ot spacious squares very
prettily laid oat, and their principal entrance is at the
bask, towards the &glib park. Their ground door,
which is raised on a bailment storey, consists of a
Naomi, • dining-reom, large bedroom, and a study.
The Bret door is distributed in nearly the same man-
ner. The Emperor rises early, takes a bath at 7, breakfasts
at 10, sad dime. at 5. From half•past 11 to 1, or eves later,
his Majesty walks in the park, like the other bathers, some.
times accompanied by General deli:milk, at others by the
Marquis de Clermont Tonnerre, or Weevils the Marquis de
Tonlongeoe and Count LEpic, his orderly officers. Where-
ever he passes the crowd reupectf ally 'elute him. A day or
two ago, a little girl, five years of age, who was selling
flowers, offered the Emperor • earnatioe, without knowing
to whom she spoke. Hie Majesty took the Bower, and
gave her • napoleon, with which she *compered off io great
delight. A similar occurrence took place two mornings since,
when a little boy who was selling jounale, meeting the Em.
war returning from the bath, offered bim the Moniterr dit
Soir, which was accepted and paid for with a napoleon, to
the young dealer's unbounded amazement."

Several of the French journals state that a grand
ehildrea's fete will be gives by the Prime Imperial at BR
Cloud on the 14th August.
REPRIMENTATION OF RRIOATL—We (Surrey
Standard) rejoin to lean that the late rumour of the Bar
Edmund J. Mosson's longtime to offer himself se a candidate
for the representatioo of this borough in parliament at the
next general election, is well founded. Knowing as we do
the high sad liberal principles evinced war is paramour
by the Right Rm. William John (sow Lord Moral), the
pest astisfactios be gave to his coastitesats, sad that Me
brother, the Roe. Edmund Jobs Memos (prolamin the
same principles), has been educated as a statesman amen
the corps &Overages, sod is knows no be a man of cos-
siderable energy and talent, we °isnot but hope a ralr.ll
point bas been found, by which the division of the bs
may be healed, and the advantages of a local candidates, •
I well. known name sad great Irene for the high duties et
parliament, obtained.
REPRESENTATION OF MERIONETHSHIRE—At the
last general sierra Mx. Wyse*, the primal member,
and Mr. David Williams, of DeWresth Oast* were Me
candidates for this ooesty, sad after a hard-fought battle, the
conservative interest prevailed by • narrow majority. The
liberals, stimulated by the feet that they were only ie •
small atioority five years ego, hays determined to contest
the county aria, 'ad unless Mr. David William rouser
to corns forward, it is believed that the Mars of the party
will fell on Mr. Thomas Barr, who is largely COWMANd
with the railway hamlets of the county. Mr. Williams,
bolos advanced is yam. will, it is feared, decline cooing
forward win.
Lawns FROM THR COUNTERS or MANN. —At a
meeting of the town cone& of Dunfermline on Werlanday,
the following touching letter from the Cantor of Elgin was
reed Broomhalt. July 12. Sir ,—I regnant that you will
have the goods.. to express to the provost and magistrates
and town council of Deuteron** my deeper** of their kind.
sees is forwarding to me exempts from their minutes in
relation to the inoperable loss that it has pleased Provides.*
to leant upon me and my childres. It is most platens to
me to have this assurance that these who have Mown
Lord Elgin from kin youth so fully appro.:ate his death
ema eatiaeal, aswell as a private lose For their kind
sympathy with myself I cannot sufficiently thank them: Is
the midst of my deep sorrow I look beck with solemn grit&
to& to the privilege nearelfully grated to me of wi
the calm resignation aad courage of those last ra.sib
yesei
painful illness, aid of treasuring up the mend words and
wishes which dwelt io the good of his nanny and the truest
welfare of those most dear to him. That his diadem may
daily become more able to appreciate the merits said follow
the footsteps of their beloved father, sod that I may be
aided and strengthened to do my part in promoting this
end in accordance with his views sad dares, will be the
merest aim and the greatest orimastioo of ray remaining
days.—l bus the honour to be, sir, your Medina nerrant,
MART L. ELGIN, bt "
Tux BISEuP or Noawica AND Baoruss
linence —As ban bees several times explained, the Rev.
E. A. Halyard, chat:dein of the Norwich marlines, has
identified himself with Brother Ignatius and the BKliak
order of fit. Becedick The Bishop of Norwich bans
appealed to, write% to the clerk to the board :—" Dear sir,—
I ban been absent from Norwich. and owing toe ssialireetice
your letter of the 18th iost. oaly reached ms this morning.
I presume that the queriiee contained is your letter is ed-
' dressed to me by the baud of gnu din* end sot Italy by
the depritatios appealed by them to comet meats with
the Poor-law Board. and therefore I feel bend to
reply to it explicitly. I have already explained to
the Poor-law Board my strong disapproval ef Mr. Hill-
yard's proceedings, and I argot ha surprised that by
his conduct he has forfeited the confidence et the beard
of guardians. Whey I eautioned his appeistment to
the offioe of chaplain in 1860 I did not soaped that be
held the opinions or would have mewed the course
which be bag since avowed and adopted. I cousider
that these opinions and his conduct disqualify him for
his reepoosible office, and if I were now applied to for
my suction to his appointment to that Mice I shield
feel it my duty to withhold it.—l remaia, deer sir, your
faithful mensat,--lone T. NORWICH "
Tux Vicroata RIFLER.—On Thursday his Grace
the Doke of Wellington, in pursuance of his manual carom,
eetertainall the members of this corps who attended parade
on the amens of the recast issporno. Aber{ MO
availed themselves of their commaadiegaffi•ser's hospitality.
Among the guests Invited were Oneida Templer, Lear.
Bridgewater and Cunningham. sad Eagles Neekessie, of
the 18th Marrow corps). sad Ream Halbert, of the 47th
(Steamers carps), and Major Math, Capt. lisedrey, sad
Limn. Pillow end Jourdan. who WWI ow duty with Me
detachment of the let Middlesex Artillery, who kept the
poned. After dieser the eseepany *Moused to the
Waterloo Macey, where a seised= el neat aegis we
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