The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-13 00:00:00

FXPRk23B FROM PARIS.

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PAB.III. MONDAY Evuma..

The Emperor presided to-day at • meeting of the
Privy Council and • council of ministers. The
Tuileries was thronged all the morning with high
functionaries, senators, and deputies anxious to
show their respect to the sovereign after his pro-
tracted absence of 42 days. There was a talk in
the ante-chambers of a &luaus ConsuUunt relative
to Algeria. It is understood that the standing
proscription of oertaiu foreign journals, in-
cluding the Europe, of Frankfort, has been
repealed. Is it too much to hope that
in this " order of ideas" the occasional seizures
of journals not proscribed will be, if not pet an end
to altogether, at least lees frequent thau they have
been (no doubt from excessive precautios) during
the regency just expired
There are many anecdotes of the great race yes-
terday,which causes universal joy in Paris, '• parse-
Tie lee Anglais soot enfonces." Before the race,
the Duke of Beaufort, the owner of Totleben, was
asked to speak to the Emperor in the imperial
tribune, and he remained there for some time in
conversation with the Empress. After Gladiateur's
victory a similar compliment was paid to Count
Lagrange ; and then the Emperor descended with
him, patted Gladiateur on the neck, and, accom-
panied by the imperial Prince, went into the weigh-
ing room. WhenVertugadin came upon the course,
his jockey wearing the chesnut coloured jacket,
which reminded them of Vermont, the outsider
who carried oft the great prize last year, he raised
the spirits of some who had been so bold as to accept
the 2to 1 laid upon Gladiateur. The betting against
Vertugadin was 20 to 1, although be had won •
cup the day before. He was the only horse who
made the shadow of play against Gladiateur, and
he well deereed the second prize of 10,000 fr. He
is only brother to Verniout. The following para-
graph, which will only be recommended 10 you
by its brevity, is of interrAl interest to the members
of the Jockey Club, who illuminated last night :
Mlle. Isabelle, the Jockey Club bouquetiere, sported her
new costume of the Fres& Derby wiaser's colours. The
dress consists of a blue body with skirt looped up over a blue
and white striped slip. Around the bottom of the latter is
a white border, on which are embroidered horseshoe trim-
mings. Complete racing aormaories of massive silver are
also introduced with great ingenuity. A large bit genes
as an epaulette ; the body is studded with buttons of the
shape of looks's' crape ; stirrups hang from each aide of the
waistband, the clasp of which is • meddle, and • 'tile
feather is the hat is attached with • large horseshoe for •
buckle.
The work of art given by the Emperor is a silver
shield, the principal group of which represents a
hunting party of the time of Louis XV., the border
being filled by animals and attributes of the chase.
The figures are in alto-relievo.
Prince Napoleon, though not seriously injured,
has some contusions which prevent him from
leariug Paris for Switzerland, as he had intended
to do to-day.
The Bourse was heavy. Rente fell 10c. and 5c.,
and Mobilier 7fr. 50e.

CHURCH-RATZ CONTEST.—(THIS DAY.)—ST. OLE-
mutes DANZ:M.—This morning Unofficial dealention of the
remit of the poll of this parish oe the question of a church-
rate, was made at the Vestry-house, Pickett-pleas, Strand.
It appears that at a public otestiag of the ratepayer; coo.
vend by the churchwarden; it was proposed that • rate of
2d. in the pound should be granted; this wee opposed by
Mr. Truelove sad other opposition' of church-rtes, and on
the show of lands the anasedinent brought forward by the
opposition party woe carried ; a poll was therefore denuded
by the churchwardens, which dined last eight, the nose-
ben being—For the rate, 207 i agent; 32 ; majority tee
the rats, 165. The rate will rams about 6091.
PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL rN FORMA:IN PARTS.
—This morning the Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel in Foreign Parts, held their 164th Aunivereery
Festival lo the mornieg holy communes was unheated
at St. Jamede Church, Yioodilly, at which moat of the
chief dignitaries of the protestant church were pesolat ;
the bishops sod archbishop; he., afterwards to
St. Pura Cathedral, and this afterpains fall serene
will be gnu, the choir of St. Paul's being by the
choirs from the Chapel Royal sad Weetaniester Abbey, he..
the sermon being preached by the Bishop of Rochester.
The Lord Mayor, the sheriffs, Alderman Daltio sad Alder-
man Bailey, and the other civic authorities will be present
in state.
ROYAL DRAILLTIC Gousaa—Tbe following corn-.,
monk:taboo from Lieut..Gueral Koollys has bee, received
by Mr. Boojamie Webster, the master of the Royal Dra-
matic' College :—" Marlborough House, Pall-man, S.W.,
June 9—Dear Sir,—l have the pleasure of forwarding.
by desire of the Priem of Wales, a cheque of 50 primes,
is aid of the foods of the Dramatic College. His rend
bighting' has directed me to add how moth he was satisfied
with the =our in which the bunion of the day was ooe-
duoted on Monday last under your superintend-ono; and
that the institution has his beet wishes for its success—l
am dear sir, very trot, yours, W. KNOUTS."
DEATH OF MR. Hausa STANSFELD. —We have to
enn011•011 the death of Mr. Honer Stansfeld, at Ilkley. Mr.
gto:ofolors residence was at Highfield, Windermere, and at
the time a< his dent; be was, we believe, visiting Ilkley for
tgo goooot of his beau. Lev, Staesdeld was • member ot •
very old Yorkshire family, whin!" for mac mentions has
held ambito, of influence in the ootGatf. MB present Junior
M.P. for Halifax, Mr. James Stansfeld, is his nephew. Io
tell-
gioo Mr. Hamer Stansfeld was • Unitarian, and laid the
foundation aloes of the beautiful chapel at Leeds,
in 1847. In politics he was a sincere liberal. Although
his connexion with Leeds ceased many years ego, his
former position and Weems here are sot for-
gallon. In 1843 he was elected chief magistrate
of the borough, and during the yye•r of hie mayoralty
presided at the fist meeting held is Ludo in isotherms of
the Anti-Cora-Lew League fund. A warmer advents of
free trade the borough duinot poems, sod be
woe always
I. the van of logni movements for the &domination of poll.
noel reform. For some years before his death he had, partly
owing to failing health, retired both from teepees es • mss-
chest sod from political prominence. but he nevertheless
now sad then until very recently gave publicity to letters en
the curreocy questioe, to the study et which he devoted
much attention.—Leeds Mesvery.
RIBTURN TO TB' CHURCH OF RNOLAND.—We
understand that Mr. Thomas Arnold, wooed son of the late
Rev. Dr. Arnold, who seceded a few years ago to Rome, sad
was for some time a professor in Dr. Newmaa's University
at Dahlia, has returned to the English thureh.—Daily Idris-
tot Tina and Mirror.
SUICIDE ON THE CRYSTAL PALACE RAILWAY.—
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after three o'elosk, • reused-
ablyottired 'meg man, supposed to be • tanking,. coin-
tented "abide to • first-due carriage of • teals from
Victoria stating while it was passing through the tunnel
eider the Crysttil Palace, by shooting himself through the
ROSA Borenarrs • CHEVALIER—The Moniteur bead with • small pocket pistol. He wore •
light overcoat, and was apparently about twenty-
annOnDON that Rosa Rotheur bat been named Chevalier
one years of age. In his waistcoat pocket were towed
of the Legion of Honour. The Nord mays la reference to ...to shot and pere.elon caps, sad In his soot pocket
a
this event " Hitherto the few rare women who have been powder flask. Several laltsse, coo arldroopad to • yang
honoured with this distinction had mined it upon the field , lady. sod PIP"s were felled upon him, sad " see envelops
of battle by their courageous devotion in tend- was written is pewit, " Pat me does es the New Oa"
platform," meaning no doubt that be wished Ws body to
log the sick and wounded. The civil merits of women be kit at that station. He boo goo in his penned,. the
were excluded from this recompense just as origin- ibolf of a mug ticket from Victoria !tusks to limbs.
ally military men slue could aspire to it. The French I From some of the papers which wen feud upon Moe, ft Is
goverment moms disposed sow to depart from this exclusive believed that he bad some relatives or friends litriziithe
neighbourhood of New Cross, but tip to last ev the
system." • name of the poor creature bad not tranuired. The y
CONTSIMIttaII MONEY.—The following is an itz- was removed to a ostebbooront unto. and the wog war.
tract from a letter dated Savannah, May 18 :—" Confederate matins forwoogog to the &wooer.
roomy is utterly valuate+. fa fa". se ettedy " played I Garsairo Rheims non Dwowitrwo.—About
eat" did they become for bask-net, paper, that they hilf.pftit 3on
8 .ttisaoy afternoon nnobar
se boys Lwow
penned the game "Pee three times over. I sand you • log to St. Johee °allege, lienthierpoint, were bulldog
✓uching. It is Muted on both sides, as you perceive, as • isno,niminsil
ose
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bandblwamt thresseentlisthe
„scram thea
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sDednotedl. oftho.nothsee bank.;
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om sod
.beat
200
vrds, and swam
than a
youth
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rows
is printed • fifty °sot, or twente-dea teat, se" of Deese. When they had mon shout • doom yards ere the
some little city aseoeistioo for the puree of swindling the tom,. D... without an y a.m.( "atom,
was bald by
dunes to have left. This stuff, of ODeleer is good for 7wirdok to the
o hisbotoolosaubtom
dlorniedd wzawberethm.abosbut 10
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poor oat the few 'mil"' they lOW weed; audits* at the wee time embed with Ofill
s
'bathing, though I really did meet • stream to-day, who
waremisfel„ mind for aid to Mr. G. R. Degisen, told me he had paid twenty-five cents for thirty-five dol-
lans. You people are just "dim", to talk fruit
_We" to nutter of fit Jobe's, who was batting at the came ikon
blossom. our strawberry ""ea was ovens P•umt". This fingernail came to their sei t and I
We lave for weeks bees living cm encumbers, gram me, dived.- Hs was nod.. tar la reeeelleeeir
sew potatoes, summer squashes, and our blackberries being amt book, 000toodociowatiostiol Dos reuse ": beAeasoudealaewialbh.
jaws gone, we are (lobbing up the last of the carrante. Wood will se better amaaaa. Ammo very
euphonies, plum; he., while we are waiting foe the hoodoo ii,„„„dimmiesd auto give in sin nod bo4
peaches. the third time. Just as he wag about glob; up the
Larrats son GAMED, —On the Ist July neat, be provideetially Ambled over Dow. Ho was 1
sod thenceforward. Lenore addressed to Gambia, posted ersesped together at the bottom in • bed of weeds, sal eller
unpaid, will be cloned with an additional rate of *apnea Mr. Diadem had oeceseded is dienetaaging his he lennobe
I abet' letter, besides the tonal postage ; and Wed toned him to the soden beall appeurnes deed. Mr. Admit
isseinciently pre-psid also he *hinged with the antoont himself was sine in • stateef great eximeetles. ay the mom
ook,w,t, sad with elapse's additioasl. A tioaleei Sae, la fel attesting' of laseesemiens Dome nes bum& la,
addition to the prangs. will he levied is this emetry epee about • quarter M as lmen and ceiveged t, the
,an ham roesived from Gambia, wldeli may hoes been He is sow doing well. Me* we b wthe oologig
posted unpaid, er imeillisisatly yeti Yr. Dobai has saved a lie him drown*.