The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-30 00:00:00

disputing whether aay-
inevitable, a flash and
the side of the Edgar
and another, till nine-
when, as the smoke
Inch flag was seen
loon the light spars
) Reins Hortense, came
ir rapidly, and closing
confident chine of the
,mouth, and conveying
the Minister of Marine,
g her guest earns the
, as if to let the French
a ; and she is certainly a
some one, with her hull
I gold. is she passed

in front of the Edgar. e
, and this wail the signal It
le, while the old Victory, '
the French oolours sad
ich was returned by the
ith the British ensign
Merino had on approach.
the Admiralty flag and
, and when the last ship
on had anchored, the.
twenty-one guns the
Lain. This salute was
is of the garrison, fired
t. There was thus abun.
shape of powder, and if
was the Emperor's yacht,
tine on board, passing as
arise English fashion, have
; but as there was nil,
olour—no crown or eaglekt
may be forgiven for this
of the bead of the French
loudly and generous feel.
shown by the number of
mottoes in French and
re et La France " waves
i arches near the railway
as. All the principal shops,
with the French colours in
ricoloar rosettes and ban-
s two national flags, ant.
nd star—the old civic em-
smouth. Both civil and mi.
indeed, are evidently deter.
beet, and this is a feeling
al by French naval officers
1. They know we are not
owever we may be in mat.
hospitality.
ion was taken up with the in-
ary official visits in bubo= •
ow anchored is composed of
iron-clads. There are the
, two-deckers ; the Norman.
ible, La Gloire, Provence,
frigates ; with four small
Faon, and the Reins
of the officers commanding
Thames, Vice-Admiral-in.
Solferino ; Rear Admiral
a, on board the Magenta;
le la Maurelle, Normandie ;
, Couronne ; Rear-Admiral
irel Minuet, Monseigneur ;
Ir-en-Chef ; M. Dupuy de
.ctor of the French Navy ;
wan, Chevalier, Invincible;
erino, Bourgois, Chef-d'Etat
in, Ls Gloire ; De Survilli,
mama, Heroine ; Rosencosts,
Magenta ; Bacbme, Flaudre ;
, Grivel, Caton ; Charlemagne,
Perier d'Hanterive, Ariel ;
Lajor, Magenta ; Lieutenant di
landing the Faon. The staff
Marine consists of Captain
cant de Warn, Capitaines de
'elle, and SalsAet.
egin this evening with a grand
Duke of Somerset on board the
131, to M. de Chasseloup Lea.
he principal naval officers an
Dr of more than 70. The mar
der of the last regime that
be boundless cost of monster
al her middle deck on one side
ing-room for the occasion. As
is to be of a private nature,
oasts at ita close ; and as the
party are leaving the Duke d
• will be illuminated.
it of the Admiralty comes off to
iporary hall constructed in the
1 College.
nment in preparation in " Go-
Thursday will depend for its
ather, as the large green $ set
merely surrounded by a number
Ited crimson, each bearing a
ich and English colours, and sup-
am all round festoons of gas jets.

TEMPTED MURDEE AND
SUICIDE.

few minutes after noon, a man
a plasterer, residing in Lilliester
determined attempt on the life of kb
I with bet in Regent-attest, Week.
round the neck and cut her throat.
lon the pavement. lie then swami
his own throat with the razor via
ed the murder of his wife. Is withal
ies proved fetal, but it is soock
can survive. About 10 o'cl
'easy recovered sufficiently to sPok
had charge of him at the Ws*,
which he had been removed. Be
I charge of him, I did not intend 10
truck at her with the razor, but I ad
If." lie made no remark to to srbik
c attempt to commit snicide. Tics se.
tal, when they were reformed of Os
he self injured man, instantly comas.
:ice, in order that they DIVA 81101!
with him during the night. 111,
re of Mr. Antonini, the houss-rardeo
iz
wretched man's throat is sees Wh
dthough it extends from ear to 01411 10 16
be windpipe or the jugular yds.
nit the culprit will live for at least de

Os throat of the wife are Teri "Wilt II
d, but there ie no danger of bar bow

Ittarrel which terminated so mtionalil
on the part of the wife to give itr"
hand his soa, aged 10 years. 140111.1
place between them before, alid
1 the shocknig occurrence, tkor—.../
• Police-court, where the notOtriti.
bring about a reconciliation lvf""""____
ry, whose age is 47 years, bad WO
ias age is 45, several years.
boys and two girls.

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ler hay* told so wererely nßow"'
boa el
Isa the last few days be has
Litter is laid outside the mossalli4
secure its s chid greaterbed be tb quiet.•
11• allilis
ortion i prescri,,,„l
Oa Moods, sight it was stated ..7....A 0
Ali revived, sad it is afessi::;ss
may ensure hoe
are
ion at the monastery are for sae pa°.
weeded.