The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1856.

beat received at Biarritz to hasten the fitting up of
the Villa Eugenie. It is probable that the Empress
and the imperial infant will go to pass some time
there early in the samma.
The Echo dried* says that the Esparta has jut
paralleled the modest domain of Bonilla" between
Saint Cloud and Mont Valerian. His Majesty in.
tends to establish upon this property a grand model
farm, when he will eoUest speeimensof the best agri-
cultural implements, and the most perfect mom of
all varieties of cattle.

The reception of the Duke do Broglie at the
French Academy took place today. M. Milord wee
in the chair, and made the canal speech in answer to
that of the new member. M. Onisot (as his pro-
poser) at next to the Duke de Broglie. There was
a very large attendance both of members of the In-
stitute and visitors. Lord Clarendon was among the
company.

Another prosecution against the Kgaro came off
yesterday, but the sentence is this time very light.
M. Villemessant, and another redachtur, were sen-
tenced to fines of 100 fr. each, and the number of the
journal of Feb. 24 was ordered to be suppressed.
A duel took place on Tuesday at St. Germain be-
tween two officers of the Guides, in which one of
them was run through the body and killed on the
spot. The quarrel arose out of a difference of
opinion upon a matter of fact, one of the parties hav-
ing affirmed that the army of Lyons would come to
Paris for the review, and the other denying it.

There has been a farther fall in the corn market
of lfr. or 21r.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 3.—APPOINTMENT9.—Burgeou
G. Ma•oa, Y.D. (1866), to tho T.rtoiao, 12, stotosbip, at

kabtant Burgeon P. W. Wallace, M.D. (1854), tr the
Tr.toe, 8, iron paddle wheel steam vessel of 280•horee wirer,
Mediterranean dittos.

NEW WORKS AT WOOVATCH.—The principal
works to be executed are a suitable plthe of worship for the
comfortable accommodation of the dockyard officials and
artisan', and the marine officers and soldiers of the Wool-
wich Division. The design of this building is Oct yet
drawn op, nor la the site Axed on. It is, hlwever, known
that the cbap-1 is to be oselciently specious to contain at
least one tovosand five bandied persons. TIN construe-
dm of a large Iron roof, which is to be provided with a
travelling mane, so se to raise beery timbers fir
leg parrot:as, ie likewise to be commenced forthwith at the
last sad of the dockyard, over the eip which has been re- ,
cently ere aced there. The building called the riggirg-
heath and stores, near the begin, is also to be completed.
The will be sofficiently specious for the thorax' of steam-
engine machinery, cordage, sails, and rigging, sad will con-
tain workshop. for riggers and sailmakers. The list wing
was commenced In 1839, and the west wing in 1853. It is
no, decided on completing the building by connecting the
two wings fronting the river. The whole, when carried oat
according to the plane, will form a megnificent bedlam.
and, from its proximity to the river and the beans, will
facilitate in a considerable der.. tie repeirieg and fitting
out add's% dto. In addition to the above named wacky, it is
intended to construct a large store for bossing planks end
other timber materials, similar to the one lately completed.
A great bas also been vred for the erection of a roomy coal
mon on an improved principle. whistle is to be erected in the
vicinity of the basins and the river aide. A number of other
works of minor impost ince, but which will aid mach to
the general a uthenience and utility of the establishment,
ors to be promptly curried oat. A pot chase of the site hoe
been *occluded on which it la intended to raise a new
marine ho-pital. The spot is at present occupied by the
Kent Watermark, Company, is in an elevated and healthy
position, adjacent to the Marine barracks, and admirably
situated fur the purpose intended- In coosequenee of the
residence of the Commandant cceopying a portion of the
site, the home will be removed, ani a house will be pro-
vided in its place est the opposite side cf the barracks, in an
enclosure lately purchased by Government

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 3.
The Brume/Mk, 80, mew ship, Cap,ain Yelvories,
arrived this m•,raing Iron Plymouth, and anchored at the
Mother►ank, aslotiog the c ms■nder-In-ehlst of the port,
which was replied to by the Victory.
The Het's, 8, steam sloop, come lute harbour to cial.
The gasbost &till& hes sot been able to go sot tc-iay,
the wind blowing a plc The weenier his quite chinned
sines yesterday, the wisii bevies d roond to the south-
ward, end rain baring sueeeedsil the brilliant sunshine we
have had be weeks past.

DUBLIN, Aram 3.
On Tuesday the new Port Admiral hir Henry D.
Chad: K.C.8.. Rear Admiral of the Wnite, hoisted his flag
OD board her Majm:y's ship Conway, at Qumnatown.
We understand Nutt orders have beta waived by the
aeveral recruiting pasties in this town not to enlist seen
nailer the former standard height—live feet ai: inches.—
Tipperary Free Press.
T11.1.11,A1Y ARTILLIIIT.—It is stated that Dolphin
P. D. Lucas and Lieutenant W. Oltyina hove been obliged
to resign their ootantiestons is this refitment In consequence
of 'from. which took place in a billiard roma is Kiosale
last week, in whisk the latter suffered some severe injuries.
Lteatimast Bmithwick will sewed to the company thus
vacated. In consequence cf a tea nd complement of y
lun-
teas given to the lice, god Lieutenant Marshall B. Clarke
will be Nominatod tea ersintisoioo. ih. mistiest is under
orders for the Currath Camp.— Zippers', Free Press.

The congress of the delegates of the learned or-
eddies hoe jest held Its last sifting in Paris. It was on thst
sossaisia decided that it would be of advantage for the
Prat\ societies to pablah a work making known the
solostils publications of the various learned societies in the
departments, with a view to promoter an 'mamma of such
weeks, end also to place themselves in cannotnicati au with
the learned societies of America It was oho decided thit
the twenty-woad afoul atestiaz of the silent& congress
Amid be held It's year at La R'ebelle, from the let to the
Mak of Sept., aid neat year it Grenoble. M. Boalstignier
skied the sinks by en address on the friendly relations
Obit* It was accessary to maintain omega learned tr.
&des of every description.
The a. Petersburg journals have contained of late
die, partimltre of the reception of the crews of the
lAeek Bra lest, at Moscow. The enthusiasm Mai been so
peat that Ate Emperor Ale:ender his expressed his worm-
ste to the isitabiteats.
We read in the Memorial dos Pyrenees:—" A
perm reddiag at Pau having written to Marshal Bosqust,
normalities him on his promotion, received from him a
reply, is which the Marshal, alladiag to the sunset in
which the Bilipern bed Wormed him, as well as 0 I
Coacher% of their promotion to the dignity of marshal,
adds: " It is two swords aid two haute rood as footled'
on the right sad left of the cradle ; we have well compre-
horded the dignity ia that ranee.' "
EDITOIUSEIP IN BrAIN.—A letter from Almeria,
Is 8 Oa@ says Three days ago a very tall man, save-
bpaa is a Week slosh made of a bight stuff, with a broad-
er/domed hat, sad beteg his foss covered with a white
mark, intddealy attacked the principal editor of the journal
Fee is lo imitated in one of the moat froqueoted streets,
and laid him dead at his feet by a stab frees a poistnerd
given from behind lets his 1 tier. The assassin then rook to
flight, leasing his slosh behind him. Oa the following
evening, the director of the same prod, on enteral; hie
Imo, was stacked by sin persons, and killed by namerous
stabs from a stiletto. No robbery la el/her case was w-
iener/ed. sad, as the jwarnal is 'purely literary, poliUesl
opinions cannot have led to the crime, which remains in-
volved is artery. No ess to the assassins has yet been
dissovered. Measures have been t then t protest the other
per ou connected with the perusal."
BILE or Patrice Arroomirma. —At a sale of
autographs which has jest Oho% pion at the Sells Bylves4e.
a letter of Boileau wee knocked down for 1241 r.; one of
Bowser, 42fe.; two el Boardsloue, 710. and 1311 e ; see if
tho great Coadi, 100fe.; a series of litters ofOarewillni
1,000 r.: a letter from De Thea, the historian, ilk Nee •
win of 1-tters of Pdallon holiest lop prism, one of them
ea mach as 210 fr.; two from Eichler, the groat reedier.
66fr. each ; eae from La Eataiss. lOtte.; one free La
Reetestovosalt, 2401 r. ; oas from Madams de la &blare.
celobrsted for her hop tatty to La Fontaine, 461 a. ; two
ethers tom the same, 1671 x. sad 620 ; one from Madame
d• &yip& Mfr.; tarm.hens fit. East. de Sales, 69frr,
76. r., aid 601 r.; ens from BeAtiloa, who monied is 1663
Nen e. d'Asblieer dbeworda the Margate do Maintesen,
woo mast weedy meleeted ; to it wee smelted a pima of
venal, simmer Miss :
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Mpg immk et pi pipe,
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This let retel4 spumes of /006,--
?RI LATI JO= limmirm—At en issued bilit
yesterday, by Mr. Wilde,. that analenaa. fa OWN OD
sane @realities started in a Dahlia newspaper
the possibility of Mr. badleir being 5111 in es ikeirearilli
that be (Mr. Welds') was well aequalateml with the de-
treemi, of when et the Inquest be bed mods a minute
enemlasdee, rem to the °peeler of his lips and ',elite. Go
far fr. to the features being " changed," the deemed &b-
-rood se thouett he woo le a quiet sleep. The sorados
which bad been isdelged In bad %bereft re nothing solid for
their foridatioa.