The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-09 00:00:00

IMPRESS FROM rims

°MON 001 OWN

PARIS, MONDAY Emus.
If it be true, as reported, that the Emperor's pea.
cipal object in going to Algeria was to &dabs.
tween the civil and military systems of government,
as to which there is a division among his advises,
Marshal WMahon, the leader of the military
party, must by this time be extremely well plow&
His Majesty's two proclismations—issued too in.
mediately upon his arrival in the cotes) to ha,
whatever unblushing flatterers may say, the result
of his personal investigation of the requirements et
Algeria, but evidently determined upon before
his departure from Paris—show very dewy
that the natives are to be treated as a amused
race, and will be held in subjection by the mod.
I do mot at all believe that France could govern
them in any other way. The dream which IL
Emile de Girardin affected to entertain of "Algeria
for the Algerians," and a restoration of that
municipal government sad customs under native
chiefs, has altogether vanished. Baron David%
idea of bribing high priests to give a new inter
pretation of the Koran does not seem either to
be in favour. The first proclamation to tie
" inhabitants " of Algeria, by which tees
is meant only the Frenchmen living in the mu*,
sets up the cross as an emblem calculated to effsa
the assault, and the interpretation of the Korn,
given by the Emperor himself in his second pa
clamation, however philosophical, is one which as
only be promulgated by his bayonets.
K de Fonvielle, the special correspondent d
Temps in Algeria, says th►t, being in the streill
of Algiers, and observing the young Bedouins d
the Franco-Arab College, who were out for mit
ing exercise, halt before a bookseller's shop sal
rush into it, he was curious to see what sat
books these children of the desert would be;
His astonishment was great at finding that
one of them bought a number of halfpenny peak
published in Paris, called the Pe,* Journal, tin
editor of which signs the quaint name of " Tinsly
TOM." How marvellous, said he, are the ways d
Providence ! Who would have supposed the
Timothy Trim was destined to be the agent of cisi
ligation for the regeneration of the Arab ram ul
for inspiring young Muuulmen with a tars k
French literature. Had K de Fonvielle
sd
watched the students a few minutes longer tonsil
have corded away a very erroneous impression d
their tastes. But on coming out of the book-e 4
he saw them precipitate themselves in a body ins
• grocer's opposite. There they laid out thin
pocket money in figs, dates, and raisins ; and ik
was to wrap up these delicacies, and not for resdhg
purposes, that they had provided themselves wit►
M. Timothy Trim's journal.
The Bourse dosed with a good deal of animation.
Rent* rising 10c. for cash and Mc. for smut ; the
last prices were afr. 60c. and filfr. 70e. Mobilist
rose Mfr. Italian stook is very firm.

This morning, the election of a member for the
borough of Lambeth, to supply the mosey Is the revs.
matadors calmed by the death of Yr. W. Williams,
took place. New, perhaps, did a restropolitem
election mu off w lib let 12ci eliretiommiteg ez•
Gamest. The ptherieg is frost et the hediags.
which were opposite the Hass, Kassiagtes, did
not exceed two or, three bemired pause, ecesist•
lug chiefly of working mos ; and though the
polio* in attestation stopped the combiner hem musing
while the election was proceeding. it was is feel a walked
precaution r ;lion socidest.
At 10 o'clock, shot the obsermese al the estessary
Vol zalities before ocaninatice.
Mr. ONSLOW. the Mersin *dicer, addressing those who
were assembled, observed that it had pleased Almighty
Ood to deprive them by death of the services of Mr.
Williams, who wee sleeted se a representative cd the
borough it 1850. It was sly &just tribute to his memory to
my that be always performed his duties beeselly, faithfully,
and to the best of his ability. (Chams.) The sleeks' were
sow called ape. to elect amass bargees to supply the
macaw which bad arises, sad he hoped the pr'oceed's.
would De oosdnoted in a proper mastic.
Mr. THOMAS W3Olllll Willy sesaissied Mr. James Marko
Lawrence, sad on variousLawrence, gem s& urged his claims to be
elected a member for Lambeth.
The sominadoe having bees ,seceded by Kr. J. A. Lou,,
sod to other candidate being proposed,
The BATOILMIG Ormour dookred Mr. JamesOlarke Law-
rence duly eleceed—at sunouncestent which elicited a
hearty burst of ewers.
Mr. Lawful/cm that addressed the assembly. He said
when he was first invited to oome forward be at Gees de-
clared that before accepting the levitation be mad
feel assured that it was the gemmed wish of the
electors that be should do so. It was thee mpresseted
to him that the borough of Lambeth with Its 116.000 ebeekes
ought if poled& to led a mpresestativo within Its own
limit,. and not to seek am is smother dietriet ; and it wee
also urged that the pima who occupied that patties
should be a oommereial man, and at the suns term well
acquainted with the waste mud wishes of the working
atoms. (Cheers.) It was times ropresestatioes that Se-
duced him to protest himself to the electors. Ha had sever
beam opposed to se extensive reform it the repreasstatice.
He had thought thud reform would be effused best by
gradual mogrem ; sod it was his coevlctios that as the std.
Lags wee extended society gerrelly would be beeciatted
through the satistactioe sad geed Whig aridag from a oes-
soicaumece Gs the part of the sew electors el the share
which they had thus obisheed is meldsg the laws ol the
cousin. (Cheers.) He bad sever admitted the word
" fluidity" os the see head, or yielded to extrampst theories
as the other ; Waking, se he did, that the great cleastkre
was what mares would most tied to streegthes
the coestitution sod to found it cm the heart sad affections
of the people. (Cheers.) He trusted that, as a amber,
be should be able at once to represses the most edesated
amass sad the lebeerktg deems. seal that every else who Forty new gentlemee's residences, • large liCilif
bad a real es to make koown would lied that sad mumsross shops are about to be erected at hitterhitterthe
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