The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-19 00:00:00

t4TORT FOR
SHIRR.

IUVENI

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of the soder et ter• ameseethe quarto eseeless, ski vim
dm at the ettablkhosse ef s Jamas Raensatiry for
Woreeetereldre bee bee' settled by the intereseltke ef es
bedividsel, me of the wesithlest nebinees ef the tasty.
• smokier ef neektratos bed bees apprises., sad es
ereweenoost bad bees petty Wired law fee the establieli-
met el • refonedory in the emery quarter at the orsety,
maim Mr. fiettes, weeiseete, bed sedoteben personally
te opoieteed, wbis a coenninieWies was rooked ken
Lod Ward .bleb put es end is further preeeedinge b Skit
Quarter. RN lardobip bee prepared a rim, end prepare,
et Ids as male, Se MONO n reformatory hi ta Too
dye of forty juveniles. The sits ef tb• preened Want-
tery is seer the feet of Weelbea4oll, is the peril et
Bakery, wed a eownsina Mamie hew ids NM
Wye *.Me sett, Willey Newt (for is.. lOW
tbe reethesee of ibe late them lideldde). Coeds bundled'
Mews es the Heise His.. ?us, bare bees appropriate.
• ble lonia* he the wpm, and Shoot, with the seem
eery mein sad alleradom, all be its ty tee teeiritiM by
the Imes* ef May seat. Indeed, le athteipedes "'this
mat, Mr. Jetties Orerwell, et the Weesselsr Laden, lot
week, sesteetei a amp droller m eesinesest Were at
tie apatite of •WU of tor neestbst loprimmest. The
rester of the perish of Saida bee solortakes the .map-
most sad enperistesdame of the establialmesr. The owl
sad Opeet Mae( Is a reformism, oohed N to be etrio:y
base in.tl. The model Oradea by the nod esesseefil
operisemet will be adhered to, wed se beadle elreeled to
the ebOodes, dot the muse 'doled le hereby tenett by
Walpole osi noise regard theta realm is put epos
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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, UM

I oose* fee canoes against the castes' re-
gulations, Indies* Sus, or the forest, fishery.
‘d sporting laws are resifts& Likewise, 603 par-
dons hem been granted to persons Moaned at the
Bogus, and to the prisons of the Empire, condemned
for crimes or common misdemeanours, and who have
made themselves remarked by their repentance and
good conduct. Numerous flues have also been re-
mitted to necessitous delinquents. And, lastly, full
remission has been accorded for all ofikeces against
the polio. regulatimeconnested with public roads.
On the occasion of the birth of the Prince-Impe-
rial, the Emperor, on the proposition of the Minimer
of the Interior, and the recommendation of the Su-
perior Commission of the Mutual Benefit Societies,
has decided that a Rs of 500,000 fr. shall be taken
from the revenue of the dotation of those moieties to
constitute pensions in favour of their oldest members.
The Minister of the Interior has charged the com-
mission to make the division of this sum among the
societies approved of, according to the decree of the
26th March, 1852.
By as imperial desires, dated the 16th, Dr. Con-
nate, first physician to the Emperor, has been pro-
moted to the rank of Commander in the Order of
the Legion of Honour.
The following is the latest bulletin relating to
Prince Jerome :

Marsh 18, 8 a.m.
Thom has sot boa mash sloop, but the state of t►e mig-
ratory emus soutlasss to improve.

. .. ,
Bulletins laud at half-paat 11 to-day state that
her Majesty sestinas@ in good health, and that the
health of the Imperial Prince im excellent.
A new street leading from the Rue St. Denis to
the Rue Lavandieme, Baints-Opportune, has been
named Rue du Prima ImperiaL This street is in
course of prolongation, and will probably become
ultimately the first section of the street which has
some time been projected to connect the Louvre with
the Hotel de Ville.

The women of the markets, or, as they are called,
Los Dames do la Halle, went yesterday to the Tuile-
ries to congratulate the Emperor on the birth of the
Prinoe-Imperial A deputation of them, carrying
magnificent bouquets, were admitted to the Emperor,
and his Majesty received them with marked kind-
ness. After conversing a few minutes with them,
the Emperor led them himself to the apartments of
the Prince, and presented the infant to them. All
the corporations of workmen of the capital also ma-
nifested a desire to be allowed to present their con-
gratulations to his Majesty, but the Emperor, from
regard for the health of the Empress, and also on
account of the bad weather, charged the Prefect of
Polies to tell them that he regretted not being able
to receive them, but that be would accept their visit
at the moment of baptism.
The Bourse was again very heavy as far as the
Rents was concerned, but railways were buoyant.
The Rents fell 10c. for cash, and 36e. for account,
closing at 72fr. 600. and 72fr. 800. Credit Foncier
rose 6fr. This security was in favour in consequence
of a report that it will be entrusted with the man-
agement of the 100 millions which the government
propose to advance for the encouragement

of drainage. Credit Mobilise roes 7fr. 50c.
The Lyons and Geneva Railway rose 22fr. 50c. It
was reported that this line had been purchased by
the Lyons and Mediterranean, and that two Geneva
shares would be entitled to one Lyons. St. Rambert
and Grenable rose 17fr. 50e. Most of the other lines
were from 2fr. 60c. to 6fr. higher.