The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-19 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(FROM 00R OWN 001

PARIS, THURSDAY EVZIIDIO.

My statement that the three notes to St. Peters-
burg had not been sent off last night is confirmed
by the assertion of the Pays that they were de-
spatched "this morning." They are said to be
"nearly identical" in their tenor ; and although
Austria has not yet " completely adopted the prin-
ciple of the armistice," the Pays is instructed to
hope that she will ultimately rally to it.
A disturbance occurred at Bordeaux on Tuesday
owing to the long-shore porters taking umbrage at
a new goods railway made by K Pereire, and
connecting the river with the Southern Railway
station. The police being unable to disperse the
rioters, who endeavoured to prevent the train
from running, a battalion of the 88th Regiment
and some cavalry were sent for. M. Pietri, the
prefect, the commandant, General Dumas, and most
of the authorities came to the spot, and exerted
themselves to pacify the malcontents. About
fifteen men were arrested. It is reported that M.
Pietri and the Procurenr-General were slightly
wounded. An order has been made suspending the
sale of the Bordeaux journals in the streets for a
few days as a provisional measure. I think, how-
ever, this step must have been taken in consequence
of the excitement attending the elections, and that
it was in no way connected with the local riot.
When K Jules Fevre pleaded on behalf of the
Memorial des Deux Sevres the other day at Mort,
two squadrons of cavalry marched into the town to
preserve order in case of need. Places were re-
served in court for all the officers of this force ;
but on second thoughts the prefectoral authorities
considered it better that the officers should not
bear K Jules Fevre, and accordingly their seats
remained vacant all the time.

The Emperor came from Fontainebleau to the
Tuileries at 10 lut night, and slept in Paris ; to-
day he presided at an extraordinary ministerial
council, at which it is supposed the affairs of Poland
were discussed.

Lord Cowley will pass next week at Fontaine-
bleau, after which he goes to England for a month,
leaving the legation in the hands of the Hon. Mr.
Grey.

It is said that Prince Oscar will command the
Swedish fleet which is to meet the Emperor at
Cherbourg next month.
The France says that when Juarez learned the
fall of Puebla, he signed a decree, dated May 20,
transferring the seat of his government to San
Luis Potosi, the capital of the province of that
name. It is inferred that he does not mean to
defend the city of Mexico.
M. Henri Didier, a member of the late Corps
Legislatif, was this morning sentenced to two
months' imprisonment and a fine of 500 fr. for an
assault upon M. de Villemessant, committed some
months' ago, in consequence of a paragraph in the
Figaro, referring to the liaison of the defendant
with an actress.

The Bourse has somewhat recovered, Reute hav-
ing risen 25c, and 15c., but there was very little
business done.

The Daily News is seised.
The Prince of Orange has been admitted a mem-
ber of the Paris Jockey Club.
The marriage of M. Legendre, receiver of taxes
in Paris, to Mdlle. Laure Magas& was celebrated
yesterday at the church of the Madeleine. The
witnesses for the bridegroom were the Minister of
Justice and M. de Cordouen, and for the belie
Marshal Randon and Marshal ftegnault de Saint
Jean-d'Angely. The evening before Marshal
Magnan gave a grand dinner on the occasion at his
residence in the Place Vendome.

"The court at Fontainebleau this year," writes
• Paris correspondent, "bas abandooed all ceremony, the
circle is limited, and the inntes enjoy the most charming
intimai. The Emperor rises early, and generally dedicates
the morning to state affairs, reading over the official paper,
which have arrived the evening before. After breakfast
the imperial party frequently stroll about on the pelouse,
indulging in the most familiar gossip of the day. The Em-
peror is generally in his Buddy again by 2 o'clock, often
working on his Hiatoire de Ciesr,' or it may be at- ,
tending to state affairs at a cabinet oouncil. The imperial
prince's education is directed by his father ; and there is an
English none who sometimes reminds the heir to the
throne of France how he ought to conduct himself. The
playfellows of the imperial prince are the children of the
Emperor's old fnend, Doctor Conoesu. At four o'clock the
Aar-a-taws are in request, and soon after threading their
way amongst the stately trees of the noble forest of Fon-
tainebleau. At eight o'clock the court circle meet at din-
ner, sod the evening finds the Empren surrounded by the
Prioress Metternich, Baroness Bayena, the Countess Pour-
tales, and • few other, who Arnow themselves at the piano-
forte and with familiar gossip."
The Official Journal of Warsaw of the 12th
says :—" Henri Abicht, who was hanged to-day in the
citadel, was an agent of the Polish central revolutionary
committee. At the time of his arrest there were found on
him an authorisation of the committee to collect subscrip-
tions, with receipts of the same committee, six revolvers,
some liquid poison, and stamps for the manufacture of
false passports. Hs was • young man of 27, and until
1857 was • clerk in she poet-office at Wins. He after-
wards emigrated in order to avoid a charge of belonging to
a secret society. He remained some time in Loudon as a
translator on the journal La Cloche."

The Giortiak di Roma of the 12th publishes a
decree issued by the Holy Universal loquisition of Rome,
summoning a priest, named Pietro Mongino, of Ogebbio, to
recant within two months certain heresies; expounded by
him is a book published at him in 1862, under the title of
"The Christian Procedure of the present Roman
;" after the expiration of which delay the said Money°
is to be excommunicated and deprived of his benefices.

The C/tarivori publishea a woodcut in which the
Greek deputation are represented making all the haste pos-
sible, with the young Prince of Denmark in the midst of
them, to reach a vowel on the seashore awaiting their am-
val. " Hurry on I hurry on ! " they cry. "It is quite pos-
sible that the prince may be recalled, if we delay a single
minute."

A dreadful accident occurred last week at the
yammer theatre of Bromberg (Polish Prussia), where a
young actress, Ydlle. Bernath, had her dress set on fire by
the foot-lights, and was so severely burnt that little hope is
setertained of her recovery.

The new President of Costa Rica, Senor Jimenez,
la his inaugural address expressed the determination of the
present government to abstain from all participation in the
war now waging between the sister republics.

A steam communication along the coast of
Panama hes been projected, in consequence of the stimulus
given to cotton growing la New Granada.