The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-01 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

(MOO 003 OWN

PARLS, SUNDAY EVI3IIIIO.

The following letter has been addressed to the nautical expeditions, suddenly appears—first because of his
President of the Corps Legislatif : love to Doane Inez, next because be is more than ever per.
Monsieur le President,—in presence of the calamity loaded of doubling the Cape of Tempests, and discover.
which has fallen on the American republic, and the demon. log the route to India. Called upon to explain
stratioos of foreign parliaments, we cannot conceal our himself upon this point before the connoil, of
astonishment that we have not yet been convoked io public which the Grand Inquisitor and the bishops are members
sitting, and we request you, Monsieur le President, to give he is condemned to expatiate in chains in the depths of •
satisfaction to the very legitimate sentiment which we ex. prison the crime of having maintained the existence of die.
pram to you, tent countries of which the Scriptures have not spoken. Let
Juts FAVRI, Jw.xs 81110; CAIN/Yr. PlitaLlTAlt, us not forget that the action is placed is the 15th century,
GURROU vr, GARNIER-Paola, LAW Ulna's, when the Papal *micas were a reality. The second set takes
"Lant-ginalar. arnimmrr. 3. MA01", place in the calls of the Inquiaitioe. It seems that th 4 ter.
K 8111118? PICARD, DOMAN, lintlON, rible tribunal was not as cruel as the historians have painted
It would appear that the above demonstration of it, aime the beautiful African !dare Selika was admitted to be
the opposition members has not been fruitless. The the companion of hoe master and to console him. The act
Moniteur announces a special sitting to-morrow to concludes by a real thunderclap. Donna Inez presents
bear a government oommuuication, and it has herself in person in the prison, and sanounees to Vasco that
transpired that it is intended to propose a reeolu- heot her isfrover ;, because band but,
aluslieshhase hai'vepnahiderdearly ftoec the lilterty
d?:
tion relating to the murder of President Lincoln. As if this not sufficientlyPunfortunate, this same Dot
This is an important precedent, as showing that p,, being as moat of an intriguer.. he was jealous, got
the rule of the imperial constitution, which denies himself nominated as the admiral of the ilea which was
the deputies any initiative, is in certain about to proceed to discover the paeans to India. This is
circumstances a fiction. In the present in- a free translation of the sic roe non robis of Virgil trans.
stance the government is shamed by the signatures istid into °Pen'
of the opposition into a course of action which it f In the, thiridoacf twwhiecherewonmthe I
uch hnu been said. Th..
Indiansees orb beard
esse
shrank from, and the pretext for unloosing the the
mn
admiral's vaseel, on which, like a prudent husband,
tongues of the deputies is now to call upon them to Doo Pedro put on board his wife, sad of which Nelusko is
approve M. Drouyn de Lhuya' letter of condolence pilot. One need sot be a great conjuror to divine that
to Mr. Bigelow. On this occasion the liberal Veeco de Gems will find some mesas of uniting himself
speakers who did not attempt to get a hearing when, with the object of his passion—any, with the two objects—
at thefag end of the debate on the &dares% M. Eughne for &like. has become the slave of Donna Inez. Bat the
audacious mariner is surprised by the Admiral Dos Pedro,
was hooted down while supporting an amendment who prepares to put him to death. Just as this
in favour of the North and against slavery, will ibc, of summary ju„tice is about to be accomplished
stand upon vantage ground. a tempest takes pleas, the vessel put upon the wrong ,
The following letter was yesterday presented to course by the perfidious Nelusko, strikes upon a rook, sod
the American Minister, Mr. Bigelow : the Inhabitants of the neighbouring country leap on board
with farms in their hands, to massacre the crew and pas.
United from the bottom of our hearts to the eitisnie of
the American republic, we desire to expire' our admiration Alredur. of Selika 21°P. them. This is striking
for the great people:which has destroyed the last vestiges of and 'n's".t
slavery, and for Lincoln, the glorious martyr of duty. The fourth and fifth sofa take place to all appearance in
Joins Ewan. Ribes &now, Curios, Pulrran, G.ta• the island of Madagascar, although the libretto dose not say
visa-Pares, Latuoment, Gtam-Inzota, Rene- so, and although the pagodas and aindoe monuments which
MOST, Joenra Maainic,Estraer PICAILD, DoßlAlit serve for decoration, certainly display a eivilisation far more
GonnoutxdiZNON• &MX BONNX&O. A. Mem•
advanced than existed in that quarter of the globe, or, per.
mg; J. Lau; 0. gAgimmg. Maier, A.
Manny. TOU1181:111L, ARNAUD, J. J. BLene, hypo, exit even now, in the 19th century. &like, from a
B. PODIPIRT E. ()CUM. FOURAT, FM=l4 shim has IMMO* queen, and as she is desperately in love with
Loots N013;3. IL QtYLA, COUT•1114 Poems, Viso de Game, she will certainly do everything in her
Dn. Nosrarnsa, Vicron Yount% Assmino, power to MVO his life. There is only one means left for
FitherthelXX &MET' J. Villr; MAX. °3XClie; effecting this ; It is to announce that be I. has husband.
Youasnurr, Prtuoss (Pare), It Hum., IL Maim:
Damao, F. DADAIOI, V.-B• lie Mai: Nelusko is stupified. The gratitude of Vasco, who
A. Banaonir, J. Beale:MO, L. TOM G. Rom given himself, What's too elan to joy. be-
(de Strasbourg), A. tknoinenc,l3oteaold, H. Ban- cause he is safe and wand, and under the influence
OAT, 0. iIiALLUDB:I4 LRCM= r.), L.A. of some excitement, is displayed in an admirable
Manama. CH. BONSICAU, Draw, Pinimicor,
duet with Stinks. In the midst of this burst of mutual ten.
A. Rouearcau, L Turns. A. Barnsnaau. Ours,
B. MARTINET, A. Once; J. Lamm A. ClOtgiagaT, dermas the voice of Done* Ines, who is going to he pat to
▪ GLIM, G. Pawn. J. Lod-a% H. OADTIEL I death, I. beard in the distant* biddlag adieu to the beloved
• P111"131 Duo, HIRRLD, IRKARRIL ARAM • Denim of the Tagus and to life. Vasco starts and tuna pale.
I cannot help remarking the absence from the gogke divines tbs reason.
above list of the name of M. Emile 011ivier, He ' The fifth act is composed of two tableaux. The first takes
was one of the warmest partisans of the North. plain in the gardens of the Queen, who hes levied her
If he now abstains, from deference to the imperial rival for the purpose, no doubt, of insult/0g aid wound.
government, whose sympathies are with the cause i:111 thker before
ose spu
en ottuitng her beeska of death;f.
ng bit by one
of slave occur
ry, and more still against the cause of sue- in the Tropics as will se is Amp, the Africea tamp pity
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oessful republican institutions, it will be difficult hw victim, and eau wank* to her. she orders him
Indeed for the small remnant of hie old friends to secretly to pat De Gams and Ines on board a vessel which
cantina* to think him honest. • lei about to all for Portugal then knowing that she weld
AylicM. lAngle, the dramatic author whose not thee_.ee the kilc't the baadmal• European to
plays, Sheridan and La jaidlaUS de /fireboats, bad wfhb:rah Ins irsa
eadland whn° den evotedly "nick.
neeltes.stsswuPw==nome to
sbedow
lately a great success at the Vaudeville Theatre, is death, rises in its funereal majesty. At the foot of
has been appointed chef de bureau in the department the tree, which coven with its thick foliage the greatest
I of the Fees in the Ministry of the Interior. petite of the large mum of the ern the merinos