The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-12 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS•

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PARIS, FRIDLT EVINI2IO.

A telegram from Douacstates that Mires, who
was expelled from court yesterday, was again placed
at the bar this morning. But his counsel moved
the court that it should be placed on record that he
had been expelled by the verbal order of the preei-
dent, without the "court" having been consulted,
or made any decree. It is possible, and, indeed, I
think not unlikely, that should Mires again be
found guilty, the whole proceedings may be quashed
iby the Court of Caseation for an irregularity.
A competent advocate, M. Floquet, writing
in the Temps before what paased in the
court of Douai to-day could have bees
known, points out that the power of expel-
ling a prisoner from court during his trial
rests upon article 10 of a law of September 9,
1835, which says that the "court" may expel
him. In the case of Verger, the assassin of the
Archbishop of Paris, who violently misconducted
himself at the trial, the expulsion was ordered
by the full court upon a regular decree. It
would seem that the president alone has not the
power.
An unexpected provisional solution of the rest
Lavalette and De Goyon quarrel is announced. IL
Lavalette is going to England, and, as it is said,
"on urgent private affairs." His wife is an Est
lishwoman, and he hail often been in England be-
fore, but his presence there now, after the Parris
has been stating, day after day, that be was going
back to Rome in four-and-twenty hours, seems to
me a confirmation of the recent report that he poi-
tively refuses to return to Rome as long as Gene"
ral de Goyon is there.
The Duke of Malakoff is organising as exPedi'
tion in Algeria to march to Timbuctoo, there to
meet
another French detachment, which will be
despatched simultaneously by the governor of
Senegal. The object is to establish a permanent
overland route between the two colonies.
The Bourse was again firm. Rents rose be,
closing at 701 r. 10c. for account. The cash price
was 69fr. 95c. Mobilier rose 10fr. The Italian
Loan fell 15c. The Orleans and Lyons railway
fell 7fr. 50e. each, and Northern sfr. The other
lines are without change.

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A telegram from Weimar stake that in its
trig on Thursday, the Diet decided by • majority of 19
agaimt 10 for the abolition of capital punishment.
Twit MIDLTERRANFAN. The Marseille@ mail
packet Sultan arrived at Malta yesterday from Alexandria
with her main shaft and stern prat broken. Her Majestyll
ship Icarus was to convey the India, China, and Auslir
Ilea portion of her mail to Marseilles. This mail will be dos
la Loudon on Toads)! next The Noonan left Malta with
the heavy portion of the lad* China, and Australian maa
last Monday, aid she may De expected to arrive at South.
anipton on Wednewley neat. This break down of the Sal'
tan will delay the departure of the Ellora to India.

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THE THEATRS9 111 PASSION WILK, THE GREAT EIGHT-OARED CUTTER THE POLICE COURTS.
The restriction having bra removed by the Lord RACE BETWEEN THE UNIVE& (THIS DAY.)
Chamberlain, theatrical performances will take place SITIES OF OXFORD AND CAM- .
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through Passion-week (I ;nod Friday exempted). The theatres BRIDGE. Is DAY.) CLERILE/MICLL.
which will be open to the public, as all ether places of
anneement have hitherto been daring the sues period, an ____..—_. ens WirriOw loth= AND Till 001711TRYWAN.--confriTAL
NOR MAURO A ROMS, A CART, AND • LOAD Of NAY.
the Prineeses, Adelphi, Lyceum, Olympic, Strand, On Monday and Tuesday both were afloat in the Brier Moore, bat who her other album, • sheep-looking
salor's Wells, City of Logsdon, Britannia, Astley's, afternoon, and although the weather warn very indifferent, fellow, well known to the police, was charred with gear!
Some, Mzrelehene. Standard, the Grecian, be. The there were many disposed about different parts of the a bone, • cart, and • load of hay, the p"Pertyorfairme
at Tottenham, from • countryman of the name Abraham
Haymarket Theatre will he closed, " but," nays the Weer. course watching their movements with • view of getting as. Loop: aminion,
teament, " fur no other reason than the necessity foe Both crews were improved, but tha Oxonians (observes 1G Waning appeared for the prisoner.
cleansing and repairing the hoolie,lercrious to the opening the Era) still looked to be too heavy, to have too meek From the evidence of the complainant, an elderlyment
of the National Exbibitios." upon them for a long powerful trial of ea:Wu:lune, but it atind„_____•. in • smock froetwen, 1,21 gaiters, it app
hones eared that he 17a,
Ihe Royal Italian Opera will also be open. 11 TrorMore waa pretty obvious that the Omaha were ea* enough, and .ti,:i liwil of ihr
go to' tSiirlifield•rnarker with it. He
will be given 011 Tuesday, sied Le Perorita on Thursday. that it would be •• very hazardous exPeriment to get =7* to rest thegeones and to take some refreshment,
thing more off them. In respect of condition, it was gaits =ten he was just on the point of starting the prisoner
THE coßpootarrox OP LONDON AND rill err that Oxford would be improved by sharp errers, and ern hastily up to him, apparently out of breath, and
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. as their dietary was estimated at a bare-doer fowl per am at eala. attired, kind-
" Ifenonknow
jest do
arema a a good-natured,
and I
will
A special Court of Common Conseil was held • meal, there was but very little probability of their beinginert barhd
give yen 35." 'He l asked him what he minted, when the
yeeterday, in the Couoml•chamber, G far the perr- by dresgezerciee. On Monday the Cantab. seemed es lively. primer asked him into the public-house to partake of some
Pa"+e of receiving • communication from her *tie Com. so league, and so au fait at their work, that they beg= to hem as went in, and the prisoner then told him that at
manners for managing the International Exhibition, as to have • slight call in their favour in sportiug circle% but these thebother of the hill, about a quarter of a mile down the
the accommodation that was intended to be provided for o o'er the tenor of the •" a keg cheap. attar mad, be had left his foreman in charP.,of his hone
_htine and
the City of Landau epos the °ennui of the opening cue. "milvedssoday, when both peddled -up and-
monial. The LORD JUYOII !presided, and there wee a full rowed down from bameala. awadmildwi noir getWal uTpery theea MI lanwietrt thal
attendance of tosnalien el the court. Mortlake to Putney. The Oxonians had • spin against an wog, sod what be wanted him (wham) to do
The TOON CLIIII reed • letter that had been received eight of middling watermen, gave them a length, andeouadly was to take his fore horse and help his hone up the hill.
from Mr. Sandford, the Heareary Secretary to the corn. licked them by thirty more ; people had hardly lmeldift4 the
minioners, which was addressed to the Lord Mayor, and large Oxford crew could be lively, but,
Hie ahoridff be would do so he would wilt by his (witness's)
hoe* luau end had until he came up, to see that it our mkt
was to the effect that the commie= had app prated • &h., 5,~ A ,
certain number of reserved seats for the aldermeron, offices, "—" "'""' dearly es--""'" `" their minds, wen' "'" ffwith his fore hone and weir a long datum down the
and members of the Comm= Council at the formal o hacked the. upon their merits, apart from the strong as road, bat et rune could not see anything of the prison/el
of the Exhibition, and that the number of such seats appra aortae of thine who had timed them down that the Ozer foreseen or the horse and cart. When he returned lie found
priated to the aldermen was 26 (that being the full somber he, had go= over the coune ha • quarter of • minute Per Ini horse and hied of hay gone, and could and no trace of it.
of aldermen), for On officers 12, and for the Cowin= ConseilHe gave information to the police, and the prisoner was
them the Cantab. ; bat as trials with men like trials
40. Niel gentleman who accepted the invitation would with . . . _ .. etopped at a oonsiderable distance from the place where be
have the privilege of introducing • lady, but it was made a borer, not always sure criterions of sumer, me had taken the hone from. When asked where he was
coalition that those who attended should be dressed either odds upon Oxford did not amount, as a general quotation, going to he said he was only exercising the horse-(a laugh)
in official or court costume, and should be mars theft to more thee 5 too, although rabid partisans hen and there -and that he intended to take the horse and cart husk
holds= might be disposed to " put the pot on " a little farther. aria. The prisoner was taken to the station, where he
The LORD ILL TOR opened the proceedings by bray en- The osomm. kn. am, a thou....Alai., wad determined refused his address.
placing that be had been, as the court was aware, Is one- ,_ hem ' " • „Wedn___,_
__., T,,„„ad, I.uar"*" "Tit?. v ailit telan"`t ""`. 76r1"' of
municatiosi with the ceassisaciases upon tie subjs.& of tbe ."WWI 0w15y.....00 . 7 a description had y commit n one
accommodation that was to be provided for the emirporstion merely peddled up to Hammersmith-bridge and then rowed ere in which a load of clover and two valuable horses were
at the opening pagesir, end upon reesiving the akar nor- down to Pram to Ankh and take the necasery repose stolen, Ulna found that the clover had been sold, and when
ea-linos of what was intended to be doe*, be bad celled the prior to the mot trial of strength which was to awah their the cart and bons were found at imITY one of the hones
j,
own together for the purpose of cousidering the subject at, .ra at p""--atii.y. The Oxonians, still meting es the bad been changed for • regular 'screw.
Mein the earlieet possible day, as it was necessary that an sojournThe prisoner, who reserved his defence, was fully can-
answer should be sent on or before the 15th. Ha principle that they had weight and strength is head sad to mired for trill
beard the nature of the accommodates that was In spare, went the whole distance up to Muntlake as lILINF 1111=1:110011 ASSAULTS ON TWO TISIAINS.
to be Provided, it marl for the court to mks itil own day, ad came down at • good pan. In both baste an
4
Arthur Brown, aged 25, • warehouseman in the City, re-
elects. and decide which of its members should farm rows,' well together, eog were hop up to the sea et 'idiot at 125 i etakaville-seat was charged with violently
deputation to attend the spring eraseny. He at
the mane time said that in his opiates lb. atterlasee el university., craws. tit° .67 The prisoner last night was the worse for liquor, and with.
i Mon, either is • ern arse or in radii seerma, was canaunraplY, anal was probably litsinlY lliihtesod by out any provocation he went up to the complainants and
celealred to peat hafts to the proceediage, and whoa the condition of the weather ; bet the interest struck one in the eye and the other in the mouth. The
it we aessrMM Net they were iwaSPOIRISI • peat marketed to obtain any tidings of the cesellos el the mw blows were given with such force that it blackened the
national week Is whisk the whole country was iseerereA ma time relative speed Lammed as the time a.m. 'Ye and the month of the meeoL
he thseglet that so re who desired to be passe OS web asP•a The prisoner pleaded guilty.
istretast essence would object to the neteUMen el befog preached for the race. Mr. D'Eyncourt allowed the defendant to mettle the
mearlied le pram • sears ticket. An iwydry ars The following were the crews : matter by paying each of the complainants 20s.
thns made by pins. finerliag r to the erre that was OXFORD. et lb
spas the wales el the herr Bablibitisa is
atarl the Tres Chet sired that apes that erisisa the I. W. R. Woodson, Braemar ll 6
WHATiDIa alliFOßT.—(Tinfl DAY.)
sane number el rale was ',reopened to the enerabere of 2. 0. & Wynne, Christ Church
—o--
the seer es at preret, sad wry prima° who desired 3. W. B. R. Jacobson, Christ Church 12 4
RAMSAY, Aran 111. 5 &IR
U Wad sent is his sere, Sail thane same were all pissed 4. R. Z. L. Barton, Christ Church
in • bristles glass, sad Irby were selected by ballot. & Li 0. L Z. IL A. Harrier, Balliol l2 81
. •
Mr. 811111ING ISIS aired, SSA Deputy LLOYD seconded S. E. UD.
the wank that the masa course be pursued on the present 6. A. 8.. Poole, Trinity l2 5
emseits. 7. C. B. Cur, Wadhana
This led tea Teem warm debate, which was em emeneed &W. M. Hoare, Urn ll 1 NiEw so.l! Sii U N. 0 -
by 16. H. L TAYLOR, erbe expressed his envies AU • Cox W. E. Hopwood,Clariat Church 7 3 MEM= -
peat went cd repel bed ben shown to the enendies by Inn UM IT U N. b -
the weds In trash the arinbses of the 'Coin el Chnenes CAMBRIDOL et lb Num
hum=p -
b -
Cord were repeal te be sinemenodated. The same of 1. P. F. Gast, Bt. John's - 00.45 IS et W.I.W. h -
Ilse Lied -
Ma wes ausiehei from ibe Ibt af 2. J. G. Cinnabars, Trinity iut I 41•1.w•T ..... 10.14 Se SS LN.L 1 -
teen invited. sad ha way amid net meilemetand 3. B. lasederson. Corpus IS 30 MUM . ... SLU U IS N.W. b -
why the " 'Seers' el the anenliee should anaroanses. tan Is SS N. e -
lave perearce el the member el that ant. (Hoar, 4. W. C. Enyly, Trinity n I lIRLIGOLAID .. an 44 a N.N.W. 1. -
bear) H. nand she Die he brew eke wow TO- 5. P. P. Fitzgerald, Trinity Hall
.MU SI 411 S.& a -
b -
furred to by the Wm "eilleses,* mil winker IS Waded 6. H. H. Collings, Trinity -
enearepre end bean kr Wee wen el sires al the 7. J. G. Buchanan, Trinity
-
weret=lltri re . brae set;
inberandagaor,edeyy were & G. H. Richards, Trinity lO 5 Lwow.
Dona WM ei U N.
KU el We INA er e.Cd
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bet eselaw was as Is winner ens were pravidd Cot., F. H. Archer, Corpus 5 2 Powlewseew - Silt le *I LILL e -
NSIVAND..... ISIS Tif II I.
a -
See Wee idiom. Of whether they ems he it is their laps. The bright sunshine a this morning gave to yummy' .. gm a •• . b -
(Leigner.) He sloe eeeld in rideen frees expressing an the Derby et the Thainsi_44 the annual contest NINSAIN .... was I 0 sr LILL , b -
eyries that en terrain whiter =pled with the oar 1... -v.::: .........4.,,,j. .........1 _ am.,,., ~,,..,,,I. Swat II.II 41 111 ILII.I. o -

THE CORPORATION OP LONDON AND THE
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
A special Court of Common Council was held
yiaterday, in the Comicil.chmnber, Cuildhali, far the pnr-
pise of receiving a communication from her Majesty's Com-
missioners for managing the International Exhibition, ea to
the accommodation that wee intended to be provided for
the City of London upon the occasion of the opening cere-
monial. The LORD M.troa presided, and there was a full
attendance of members of the court.
The TOWN CLIME reed a letter that had been received
from Mr. Sandford, the Honorary Secretary to the corn.
mrioners, which was addressed to the Lord Mayor, and
was to the effect that the commissioners had appropriated •
certain number of reserved seats for the aldermen, officers,
and members of the Orme* Council at the formal opening
of the Exhibition, and that the number of such seats appro-
priated to the aldermen was 26 (that being the full amber
of aldermen), for the officers 12, and for the Commas Conseil
40. Facts gentleman who accepted the invitation would
have the privilege of introducing a lady, but it was made •
condition that those who attended should be dressed airier
in official or court costume, and should be meson Mast
holden.
The LORD Maros opened the proceedinse by brie, ex-
plainieg that be had been, as the court was aware, La cam
municatioo with the earemiessisere upon the enbjeet el the
accommodation that was to be prided fee the corporation
at the opening pageant, sad upon repairing the amen soli.
&Mimi of what wee intended to be dor, he bed called the
covet together for the purpose of rosidering the subject
upon the earlier possible day, ea it wee necessary that as
answer eboold be sent on or before the 15th. Ha
beard the nature of the accommodatios that was ia
to be provided, it was for the court to maks he own
nicer and decide which of its members should font
deputation to attend the opining coramay. Ho at
the mime time said that ia his opinion the atlondame el
Mora, either is • court dross or in oficisl coaluma, was
odonlatsil to givii_grest Mar to the proceediags, sod when
it was osnolid Mat they were isurpontlag • groat
national mirk is which Mr whole country ma issmatad,
be thought that mono who desired to be promall on such ea
intpostast ostesion would object to the notrittion of Ming
compslied lo panime • seams ticket. As impdry was
thus mods by Mr. fissiliag as to the emus that was
Ztspin the mamba of the fame IMAM= in
i the Tama Clark dated that upon that amision to
arm amber of malt was opproprialui to the smatkon of
the sour. as at presoak sod orisy mamma who desired
to attend sent in Li ears, Oa them same. were all phosil
in • basting gbas. and forty was selected by ballot.
Mr. handcar Ihsi 00.4, ad Deputy LLOYD seconded
the motion, that this mos course be pursue.' on the proassi
occasion.
This led to • mew warm debate, which was ammensad
by L. H. L. TAT/4" who expressed his opinion *at •
pod wont of Pima* had hose shown to this ompotallina by
the mods to wide the nmshors the LAMA of Oanamma
Council were morns& to be asommodated. name of
the Lord Mayor was mirlihri from the liot of
those
theme and may maid Nina
why " senors' of les emp
bhare psessamas of the members of Mot amt. (Bear,
ear.) If• shoal oho Nis to Mow who wan re-
ferred to by She Ism "sillasen,* mil whither it insindid
niessingani endfar them moo slimes of the
tocorrit=Ezr . andel
ishisstedLisluts, the; were
bat waft ma as to Mother sob wen
weed
Mr those *dim or whether they moo is it in their kaps.
(Liglitar.) Ho sits amid ash ads* from aipainiag aa
opinion that me imilMinn whisk um midlied will the -cow
dittos UM many am who assoplid it inlet pay six
ohmsthat for tam mon *Min wan no iavkation at all. and
st mad ham him mask isms courteous to lime lett
the pmshnam of this seams ticks* to the diszretioa of the
lesllemee who respted the invitation. than to enforce
it as • imaillitioa of receiving the invitation. (Hear.)
ne LOWS KATO' interposed, and observed that him. elf
and the Masi& would of course be invited to attend in their
official aspity. He also said be wee satisfied that if there
wee any Ghftllssrrei is the form of the invitation it win quite
tutiatestfesel, either on the pert of the oommissioners or of
Mr. :redbird. the secretary.
Mr. Lama impressed his opinion that the explamiliss
that had hiss gives by the Lod Mayor was quite asaliso-
tory, aid that the Secretary of the communism's but
merely exhibited a mast of keowledge of the pager
eVthat should have been observed. (Oh, oh.)
tv Far supported the view of the maillorigana by
Mr. ylor, and expressed his °primm that the serpennths
of Leedom was not placed in thereirom it ought to be by
the coarse teat was propound to be taken.
Mr. TATLOS then moved that the Town Clerk be rommlni
to writs to Mr. sandford and acknowledge the receipt of
his latter and at the same time inform him that no *AIM
Ms *saki * accepted that did sot robracethe Lord Mayor,
'Menem sad Common' of the City of Loudon. (Hew,
beer.) That was the style they were entitled to, and by
white they ought to be addressed ; and they ought sot to
C tip nay of their rights sod privileges on an erasion like
(Hear, hear.)
lii. Lawui supported this motion, but at the sums
time sold be did not believe there was the slightest inten-
tion of cdforiug my insult to the corporation on the part of
the ciaminiminews or their secretary.
Tie Lom Marcia here said he thought it right to inform
the inert the* is the commusierioes he had with the sm.
misaieners be had himself, following the precedent of the
former inhibitive, suggeeted the number that should be M-
elted, red be believed that if there was any omission in the
fern of the iribrion the commissioners would willingly
rectify it. (Ilear )
DT. ASIL6II/411 said be would put it to the good miss of
the court whether, after the explanation they had just
Lean) from his loniship, it was advisable to pass any re.
tolution at all upon the subject. (Hear.)
Mr. Noma, 11. P., said he thought the court ought not to
lose sight of the feet that in reality 130 persons connected
with the corporation were invited to the ceremony, and it
appeared to him that this was quite r great a number m
they could eapect to be invited. (Hoer, bear)
The LORD Marna said that he could sot help feeling M.
be was to some estent put upon his trial on the present tr
casion. fur if there sma anything wrong M ought to hams
formed the commianieuers of the course for thew to
hare taken, fie added that be ehesid feel himself plead
is a humiliating position if the court infused to accept the
invitation. (Criss " No, no.") The court then divided,
when there appeared for Mr. Tayirde amendment, 68;
sealer it, 59 : majority for the ammilmnt, 9.
After some further diamisa, Dr. Abraham moved
another amendment, that thepreesediep be adjourned to
310oilay which was tarried by • majority of 9, mid the court
then bras up.

The bided sunshine d this morning gave to
the Derby GI the Thende—as the annual coated
W been appropriately tamed its wool comple
wand of splistebles, filling to s daemons extent
the resamsus eisamen elstriered to accompany the
rasa, sad crowding the teaks d the river the whole
way along the course with thorium& Of equestrians and
psdectriana, most of whom, male and female, bore either
the light blue of Cambridge or the dark blue of Oxford.
Them wore fewer small craft than usual upon the water,
• no doubt, to the intense cold, and ceaseqsautly
fewer amdieees.

TM *vs!, view of the French Eihibitiou of
*Wisp teak piece to-day. The ishibition will be opeeed
to the palille is Maeda•.

The Royal Academy has resolved to advance the
allowances to the widows of aerdemiciana and associate'
from 751. par annum to 1001. in the first clan, and from 451.
to 7-V. per annum in the second.

The Architectural Exhibition in Conduit-street,
Regeot-street, will methane ogee until the 30th Jess. Five
isetnr,s will be delivered at the gallery during the season.
It is under:di...4l (sAys the A thewr.im) that the
Exhibition of the Ne w Society of Painters in Water-
colours will not be opened this year for at least a moeth
Liter than usual, the members requiring time to complete
their work..

Mr. F..ley'm statue of Sir C. Barry, which is to
base a plan• in the witnesses' lobby in the Houses of Perlis-
iiitnt, is to be shortly erected there.

Mr. Anthony Trollope is engaged in preparing
f.,r the press two volume., to deal with, and to be called,
" North America."

A third volume of the " Life of Frederick the
(4,..it," and "The Story of Lord flacon's Life," are both in
type, sail will be publielted in a few days.
Every 44111101111Cei FOMO concert in
of aurae good work, aml we (4,/,,0, ,on) were told that,
a suedey or two ago, an elitism, by a lady, Miss Gabriel,
was sung ie the Temple Church.

It it aid that :t congregation of \Veleta gingen
may possibly form a feature ie the Lou.lou musical ~on,
osier the ample' es a Mr. Jolts Thome,.

The Weed crew obtained the choice of position
at the lark and took the inside pktee we the
Hindi..: side et Putney-bridge. At the Ant drake they
abet ahead, wad before even the boat-home was readied it
WIN appueet that ram s some powerful spun were moidelby
the Cambridge IMIII their succor was hopeless.
At

The birds of paradke in the Regent'll-park
I. irdeas kayo become domesticated iu their new mod large
e-izet, arid one is so tame that be eats beetle. freely (mot
keeper's head. This is the more remarkable because
the birds are en puzoacious that it has been found osoessary
to keep them is separate cape.
A this! attempt ie about to be made to intro-
thee admen into Australia. A steam-weasel is being coo.
atroeted is Leedom, at the exposes of the Australia& Amo•
ciatioo, fun the express porpote of taking out salmon on
sad you( mamas.

the Oilord best led by at
least half-a-dama leogths, but immediately afterwards the
Cambridge merle a clever and powerful spurt, which eon.
eiderabl, Ismensd the distance between them. The effort
was, however, too late ; Orford recovered its ground, and
continued to gain till they reached the winning post, when
they wens 26 strokes, or 40 seconds in advance of the Cam-
bridge crew.

Preparations art• living made in Germany to cele-
brate, oa a large *emir. and throughout the whole country,
the eiratesiwy birth of Johaan Gottlieb nth* the great
philosopher arid patriot, born oa the 18th of May, 1762, at
the village of RIIIIIZEIGIL6, Lusatia.

The rowing of the Oxford men, throughout the distance,
arm wonderfully even and steady, while that of the Om-
bridge waa irregular. . _

Tie nab was unusually slow, occupying 25 Aldan= sod
40 moods.

r, Anut

ARRIVAL or THE HANSA.
12.—Th• North German Lloyd's steamship Hoar, from
Now York es the 29th ult., strived off the Needles at 1.30
p.w. to-day.

LOCOMOTIVIS IN PUBLIC T11010IIHOTAIEL—(From
last night's Oa:MO.—Whams it appears to me, the Hight
Hon. Sir George Grey, one of her Majesty's Principal Seen-
taries of State, that the use of locomotives, unless re-
stricted as hereinafter mentioned, on any highway within
the limits of the metropolis, as described and defined in sad
by the stet. 18 and 19 Vic, c. 120, entitled" An Act for the
better Local Management of the Metropolis," is damparama
sad inconvenient to the public : I do hereby, by *tee of
the provisions of " The Locomotive Act, 1861," by this
order under my hand, prohibit the use of any kind of loco-
motive whatever, propelled by steam or any other than
animal power, on the hidltways within the limits of the
metropolis, as in ►nd by the said act first hereinbefore men.
tioned desaibed and defined, at any time except between
the boon of ten o'clock at night and six o'clock in the morn-
ing.—Given under my hand, at Whitehall, the 11th day of
Apse, 1882. (Signed) G. Guy.

. _ .
Mr. Bramley-Moore's acknowledged expenses
for the last Lincoln election are, we beer (says the Stan-
ford Mercury) somewhere about I,Boof.—more than twins
the cost of his previous contest. A very large number of
electors were engaged as meesencers for several weeks, and
that sloes would have unseated him had the petition been
prosecuted.
WESTNINFITER Hoserrar..—At a special meeting
of the governors of this hospital, held yeskseday, Dr. P. W.
Latham, of George-street, Haisover-squereFellon of Downing
College, Csaikldge, was elected assistant-physician ; sod
Mr. Christopher Heath, of tiackvilleetrest, Fellow of the
Royal College of Surgeons, WY elected assistant-surgeon
to the Westminster Hospital.
THE FRINCR ARTISTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL
Esinsinow.—Tbe Imperial Commission has restricted each
exhibitor to one picture, except in the owe of pairs,
imperial or government commissions. It is soden- tood
that the punters attached to the court will be fairly
represented, and that, with characteristio proles.
Mond indifference, many of the best known artists
have neglected the invintioin of the English
commissioners. The representatives of the French
government have selected from the Luxembourg
and other plleries such works as shall fairly ropes-
sent the national school. Amongst these M. Troyes.
" Early Morning" end Mdlle. R. Bonheues " Ploughize
both early works, are to come. The modern French stied
will thus be equsßy represented in most of its phases, but
not reinerbably so by the great.* of its prodnctions. The
Belgisa Commission has gone on the reverse principle, and
awarded, It is said, nearly two-thirds of their space to
MM. Leis and L. Uallait, as representing the acme of their
sehool.—dtheiserusi. _

THE VOLUNTEER Review AT BRIGHTON.—We
are glad to report that the arrangements for the review at
Brighton on Easter Monday are proceeding in the most
esteefaetary manner, and ebould the weather prove pro-
pitious. • brilliant and gratifying display of our Volunteer
strength will be made. From the number of applications
made it RI now most likely that about 15,000 men will be
on the gtoaad. The force will be in two divisions, COM-
ma by peers' uMcen of the rernier army, and the
brigades genera ly will ass be seder caws of the Liar.
Lard Raseiscli, however, is by have • brigade—•
ties white Lead litho, with • discrimination Cot lees
wholesome than rarisiir ban deolined,—Arely and Nary

MILL Dllll3lOllll. Vise-Admiral the Hon.
Sir Freatriek asseeraaled by Mr. Whitbreed.
Colossi °nese, the Dirseler of Wavle, and Mr. K Dna-
des, private rely to Mr F. Orsy, IA Whitehall oe
Wednesday ter Meth% ~lied. fee Ow purpose of inspect-
ing lb. desks egg foeVidd4ses ender at that
Wend. Mr. ilancep, the Depety Moder mks, left for
Malta the day Onevisealy.— (hided Bernier Oatette.
The POIIiONIIAr and Oriental Company are
build* throe Imp *me" to inc celled respectively the
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