The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-07 00:00:00

ia °myosin( the week is question, it may well
be that the Jesuit dose mot speak the truth. But
is that cue M. Boothia should be more specific
Itthe report is untrue, let him say so ; his insinua-
tion that it is absurd upon the bee of it is not
enough.
A great many Ruanians have lately arrived in
Paris, running away from the "plague."
Several English gentlemen who have come to
Paris to bid for the late Duke de Morny's hones
are invited to dine with the Emperor to-day.
The closely contested election at the Academia
Preppies for two new members in place of Count
Alfred de Vigny and M. Ampere, deoeeaed, re-
sulted in the nomination of M. Camille Doneet,
the censor of stage plays, and M. Prevost-ParadoL
The latter nomination will be a great surprise to
the literary world,which bad confidently calculated
upon the success of M. Jules Janin. The numbers
at the final poll were Paradol, 16 ; Janin, 14. M.
Paradol is a brilliant writer of newspaper
articles—but beyond these his literary claims would
scarcely have entitled him to aspire to such a very
high honour as that of being a member of the
forty, were it not that he was patronised by
M.
Thiera, and that M. Camille Doncet being a go-
vernment man it was thought well to make a sort
of compromise, and put forward M. Paradol on ao-
punt of the persecution which he, personally, aad
all the newspapers in which he has written have
suffered on his account, within the last few yams.
The Bourse was very firm. Rents rose Ude.,
both for cash and account, and Mobilier 10fr.
Th. 3 Daily News is seised.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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SUNDAY.
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fresh to strong, with 8. W., strong. Ognany,
showers. showery.
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places N.E., mods- to N.L. ww7-
rMo to strong, some CsasOzosig to trash.
showers.
B. W. N. W. sad back. laglißL As ant above.
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NartbaramboatimacL Wastaramirdiad. Webs, sad silo.
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Tail POLICE COMM
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0010aTTAL OV • GANG 07 TIMM
T7totnas Pay. Jobe Illartheoat, AAA GOTIllr, sad Ma
77onnas wore Marge& before Mr. D'lyeseett with lethwing
about Winks,
_tot Me wpm of memitting telsey.
polince Witham, 560 N, mad Doembes, 271. N.
deposed to ths MGM that they saw the
the previous 'Herman loiTlTiog abed ia
mad, sea emeseting hem their nominate they were ape
be no geed, watched them to metal elms is laliagtoe. 1.
the boat et ass shop where some ladies wan standiag, the
aprrtieoaers west u
attempted s: and
mirk thigordmutifithear,oised the prwaset
Plaaly moving, the whole at t=e prison
met next to tbe host al Nowallar's shop,irti*., 7
sespeeted, for "during the gime (breaking amo
bet were distanced there, sad they met to the boo
el another jeweller's Mop, and whilst Medias thus
wets approbendod. Robberies by " se= the ow
Imo allies bees very Moque% sad it ',Man that
the thieves place • knife between the putty sad the bum
at Mt window, sad thee wait until some Manly Latta
vehicle Miles by so that the persons in the shop should met
hoar the rattle ce the maching_of the rims.
The prisoeses in Mum said that they were My out tot
• stroll sad had so 'abodes of committing Nosy.
Mr. Mysore:l mid he suspected that some of the pi.
meets bed before bees is sestedy for
no pollee replied AM ell of thorn bad bese in met*,
and three of them had bra comictod.
Mr. D'Erracoart said if the primers had not best spew
handed m they had they might have stood is the Ate
eharW with filmy. H. should sow memos them to is
imponed sad kept to hard labour is the Home et Cone.
Tim for three calendar months.
WORSHIP-STRUT.
ITILANOt CONDOM OP • TOLL OOLLTOTOI.
Robert Hicks, • toll **Ueda at the Lthbridgmate, woo
Merged on a gammas obtained him by Mr. Mal
Stewart, a lissomd victualler ia baaiasm neat the Laden
tilde, ilsointey, with the toilowiistalloged smith.
Mr. Bland attended for the awe, sod hos Gs
sistomat of Mr. Stewart, supported by •
Wylie, also a Named Menials, aid a Mr. Bak
it appeared that on the night of the 27th alt. the theme me
rebutting to town in a dog cart and stopped at the toll.
gate meatioesd ter it to be opened. Complaimat ohms'
to give • =mg which defendant red hey
strong lames., and • red hot poker hoer the
toll-home, throat it in his . Stewart's) face, Mob,
burning it, sad for some lima bar* • mat—the mewl
ticket had been previously tendered and
to seamiest by Mr. Board co=l seth.
After the smolt I told defendant to °mottoes the tth
bones and I would serve him out. Did sot thmatea
horsewhip him. Wombat's wife he her nightclothes Mt
the gate.
Mr. Beard mateedied that ecenplidnant had tesaght its
‘ll=amu bawlf by his tbream and sa up=
mients• though to carry it isto amt.
tbell had a crippled leg, ea might be sem, sad probably
ethsidered that the mend-
/it poker was the best articlemeld use as an argument; is his favour, but he (ID. Bang
wield show that b not need, and that complaramt
was burst by his ma ash
A reetbersies ossolmea the swore that as maim
the gate with the carriage at the time in quahog, he bend
me of the peters in the dog cart amen that defendant do.
served beesowluppang, and that the speaker and ambit
alighted and west towards the tollhouse ; the gate ear

JairoTiiey, living sear the tollhouse, swore that cow
plainest ran spinet the poker, used awful language, as also
did his Meade, aed threatened the collector at least me
hundred times.
Mr. Enloe* °maimed this witness, who, however, in.
minted that his statement was sot exaggerated.
David khan, mother witness for the defame, gam like
testimony, sad them
11r. Eliseo, addressing the toll collector, raid—Lists to
sae ; I strongly sash* you to give up this red hot poker
immineme, or you'll pt yourself isto very eerie= Webb
(Mr. Beard has frequently had to defend him upon similar
sharps) ; and, furthermore, I advise that yea twat
wens peeing through your pt• with a MI6 mere
civility. Probably thine was on this marks a
little of that which is vulgarly termed "11W
but I have not the leant doubt you were needlessly rode, is.
dependent of the poker natter. If I believed that you per.
pined an injury the punirlimeut I should indict would I.
more revere than you,perhaps, imagine. I sow order yce
to And one surety in 301., and eautiou 3 nu to be careful.
The required surety to keep the peace and be of good
behaviour for six mouth, was duly put tn.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
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