The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-27 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(mom oes owl oossiarosossr.)

PARIS, iCtBDAT
Some notice is taken of an assertion of the Europe
of Frankfort (a most reckless authority), that so
far from any extension of liberty being on the tapir
in France, it is intended to deprive the deputies of
the liberty they at present enjoy of talking de om-
nibus rebus et quibus dues (this, under " pretext " of
discussing the address. This is not a new idea. I
have often spoke of the shocking waste of time
occupied by the irrelevant speeches which dreg
the debate on the address over many weeks.
It would not at all surprise me if the Emperor and
Count Waleweki together were to frame some new
regulation calculated to remedy a real g.ievance
and a great hindrance to business. But I am per-
suaded that &change in this respect cannot be
male at this time of day without giving to the
principle of parliamentary discussion an equivalent
and more than an equivalent. The excuse for the

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rambling speeches on the address is that the depu- i place on the 27th io the chapel of the Palace of Ards, i ii-iii i.;il'ea7;;6or.o
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ties have no other opportunity until the discussion King Luis and the Queen will embark on board the Mill- I a moat deserving widow in great distrevs,
delho for the tour in Italy and France which they have for bad been long settled and were much esteemedin the hugehioe et the door. The doors were heir leillel*
of the budget, which generally comes on at the end
• long time contemplated. borough of Bridport. The story was remarkably knocked at by p3getme, mot the greatest calfeliel P
well told, the geographical and statistical details veiled.
of the session, to treat of the state of the country.
The Empress of Austria' and the little Arch- id that the filee g
If a right of " interpellation" were given on certain duchies Gala have returned to V• na, but the Crown ttrrect eed well got OP, •.all I was al the Peat a Defendant, in reply to the charge, se ,.
giving her a small contribution for the relief of the said the hors asked him if be would go and stop then, ea "
days, and more facilities for the initiative of mem- Prince Rudolph is still at Dahl, where be is likely to re- deserving widow, when, unfortunately for her she again 414 so, although he wad Rot get in.
berg during the session, it would be moat advantage- main for some time, as the air of the place has had • most thought fit
to assure me of bee relationship to the Rev. Mr. The etogloot re...A.4 that this was • very Mall
oust to the country to give up the long tulles tulles becedoial effect 00 his health- Howarth, but ou this °cession red the words, •He is my story to whet he bed were told_
(h) uncle.' The exuberant aspirate fell like a blight on Defeedent denied this, and said be was well argealtl
my charitable am oothy, my sovereign returned to solo o.
upon the address. Without any enthusiastic con- The Konigsberg Zeitung has been seized for re. with the owner of the houses, who bad told him wtsittoi:
fidence in the liberal intentions of the government, ristimr Lord Rhuesell'at
old/arta. inquiries result
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of that diploma • document: of the Rev. Mr. Howarth, that she is not a district visitor, at& He must pay /$•, (.4. be committed for four OF'
back ward when every symptom of public opinion she is an impostor, and the whole store a fabrioatioe." SOIJTHWARK.
hat is Konigsberg, the principal stronghold of liheralis
ra. A FORTUNATE COLLIER.—A collier, Darned
points in a forward direction, the reins are always held tighter than anywhere else. • RUFFIAN DESEnvEDLT 11111111131. .
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Thomas, ♦
employed at or of the Merthyr opal-pits, ha jest ~_ forre.st, a rntfisaly-looking fellow. wss lifelle,
A pamphlet baa appeared with the title " Mezico Count Waleweki has purchased an estate at , been declared re heir of the Drummond estate, near Swan- beg"'"rgie.
m Weolrych, charged with asseultieg RIM
in a Providential Point of View," the authorship of Eeitta ; the property runs elm the shores of the Lake of s•4._•_!ilue
_M1524. t!lie°"" Per etagsfur'e her, who was tst&tettrertet Margaret Flanigan. in Santhwark-street. Borough. _ _s.
which is attributed to the Empress. It is expen- Geneva, and is close to the Sources d'Amphios, which have !omniarrni4Ybeje,r7,oZe fa =aggro& from ihe mooed male.
_Murat Pleurae, en atraotetunahla
tritoetiow;;;
I rags. From the death of ate gnat grarelfaehsr to within • nright she wereek e:el:ea
steely got up, not for sale, and has only been given haw long Il'ellet,tm• Prince Napoleon has set the fuhion tog in Southwart-street at WOO
of purchasing property in Switzerland, as Count Pelikee l short time since the property has been in the bands of the ""
to a very select public.
has gone there to select an estate near that of Count I issue of the first marriage aid their desceedents, but theywoes up to her and eadeerured to fora bas dal S._
A truly wonderful story comes from Prussia. A vhaawehi. having all died, the estate hie falle
.n to Thomas, who for • a street heeding to the Borough-market when iatelef
. signet. She strugiled with him, and bemuse she nisei!,
boy of nine years old has been arrested at Paten for Father Becks, the General of the Jamits, is riapnearjniatt•eria a recover a share" 1" :fga =eel'. it ly*Da' :on& to his sio.s be melted her deem andt Ter ore
elauder of a high police functionary under the cir- danger:m.4 ill, says the Journal de Bruges. He was some Reath, still more valuable than the Driimmood estate, and be was rescued from his reser
ear
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cumstances disclosed in the following memorial pre- time ago conveyed to Galleys, near Albano, but is at pre- which formerly belonged to the same family. her Her oldseilirrought her sister and aso. .
poor woman, the Mother . sister al ma "Murder I" end proceeding to the aid in
ltwailitansa leaser, sister to the latter, said sak• ...-:,,_,
vented to the Prussian Minister of the Interior by THE DEAD Auvr..—A
sent in Rome. The Pope has visited him. Father Becks .
of several children, was recently removed from or of our Sonthwarkeitrest, she maw the prisoner braille blew;
the child's father, a tradesman, named Elias Fried- had the principal shire in the drawing up of the Encyclical
tranopontine parishes to a Metropolitan hospital. an= •
Wares caught hold of him ti save her inter, rig
lender : and Syllabus. from fever. Her sister and a fried called es the prisoose struck her several times violeotly on Ow ill•
RP-INTERMENT OF THE REMAINS or KING JAMES day following to visit her. They were too late to see heron
Oa the sth of September a letter was brought to me froml A a Davin corroborated the testimony.
TES Tin. RD. -By command of her Me the Queen. au that day, bat upon impairing they were informed that she 1 plotogotetehle 220 N. said he was on del.?*
the director of police addressed to " Young Oscar Fried- elegant tomb or monumental structure has bees erected on wee doing welL On their neat visit two days after they Botonh„nuoitet. when he u.,1 ate. of e lamas!" Pei:
larder-private sad argent." The contents of the letter the spot of ground at CAmbaskenneth, near Stirling, where were told that she was dead, and were shown to the dead. , . „wed*, the end of the street, ead ea., the risme,
were as follow : were found some harm remains, enprinsed to he those of house, where they raw a coffin retaining a female corer, tesideg the woman tee bruul nuiner. mimeo misaiw;
"Young Oscar Friedianda is summoned at the Bureau to it, on w was written the
King James 111. and his Queen the Princess Margaret of with a slip of paper attached . huh of kir, sad after coosidegable resistance he
of Police on the sth instant, at 5 o'clock in the daemon.' Denmark. The royal rew"iee were dug up in the erne name of her whom they had come to ess. Post 'ream told.. him h,toeuetoa,
of some excavations which were mule in the summer changes
had, however, so altered her festered that even her --- - ' • -,1 ha me aghtt,
I In answer to the charge the prisoner au
Supposing that there must be some mistake, as I could of last veer, when the fordeUena of the relent abbey sister was usable to recorder her, and the asked if that iup Sosithnark4treet what Ellen Flanagan =lfir
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not imagine it possible that such a summons could be were laid bare. It may be stated the structure is were indeed her sister, and was informed by the attendant ..-.1
aims bileause he would not treat her she sr .___.k
meant for my child, May nine years old, I went myself to built of freestone ; it is about et feet in height, 8 that it undoubtedly was. This fteterneet, coupledwith the from his has& He ins after her, when they had[ 101.".
the police-office to make inquire,. The armor, M. Strom, feet long' 41i feet brad at the lea, and about. :1 fact of her sister's name being &Meade' to the corpse, l sod et rot time the policemen elm@ up.. . . ~..1.1 le
feet bread at the top. On the north side the following in- left so doubt is her mind that it was r was 1 The Inhumes were recalled, arid posits ova"'
told me that the letter was really addressed to the boy, but aee.oi., is cat in robed letter. : -.* This reiteration of the there Wag before her. The body was removed and buried grimly., semetioos,
he refused to let me kuow what he err wanted for. Oa tomb of her renters or execrated by command of her at Woking Cemetery ; the afflicted husband sad relatives I ' Mr. Woolrych told the mama that he wee "tut
my saying that I should decline to send the child, the Majesty Queen Victoria. A.D. l 885." On the south there is followed it to the grave and assumed mourning in memory cog „deem, fellow in attacking thee. nefortuestai
arseasoe replied that be would and two policemen to fetch I the following :-" In this place, near to the high altar of of the one who was lost. A few days ego the reposed to sea a brutal manner. He eeeta,,,o,t him agar"
him. As I did sot wish to resist the polka, and, moreover, the Abbey •
of Cembeekesnelh, were demented the remains widower was startled by tie announcement that his wife, bard labour .. Wandsworth House of Correction.
,of James the Third, um K. of Sere, who died the 11th dace. whom he imagined had beau buried nearly three wear was — - - - - imeth
thought it would have a bad moral °Beet upon the child if I
i I 455, and of his Queen the Princess Margaret of Denmark." still rim sad world soon be able to are home a Ms WORSH IP-STRalft
he were to be led prisoner like • falai through the Mast; lOe the weft end ere the Scotch arms, with the motto, again. He west to the beeriest mitred that it was In. WAIDALOUN ASSAULT.
frait sall•Olif i •
Laporte the wife of a
I sent his mother with hint to the police-offioa. She was I " Nano me Impose laceesit," and ea the east card the deed true ; she was still alive. sad she wondered why he , VIM
oillbewtohliof . ,
and
main
ae zt, gposeggewi
not allowed to be present darieg his examination, and had 'Hata arms, Overload with thee* of Drank, surrounded had:lot ham to see her' It "Pm "by lia". 44
she complaint serest (home Sena
. I y a scroll of thirlee-Dundee Adverttser. mirtake. the cards, one of which enspendeda M 111
to wait in the ante-chamber, where she remained, as may I b Foanycw-orriet, Burr. 16. The Queen hes over seek badjwith the tams tad caber per
of Ilie Thew Banhaellan4 .mate l,_° th_e,_elelt'. ,waile
well be supposed, in a state of great Metres. After •• time : bees •ly pleased to •sweet Robert Berea David aria mires on it, had bees shamed hearer her bed Alexander LaPorte,
her br°ther-I°-10%;77 7.7,;eitliCra
the child retard and told her that he was amused of i meow, goo. sow a Reseed emegoeswg I. her Majesty's and the use *Maoist, on which bad died the Wier peer la the ease trwle, and in. the sr.
of •etlioublige.
having said to a Little boy named Karl Pariah, air roe 1 Diplomatic Service. employed te hog reintyre Downy at woman, the unfortunate horrid of the deared woman vileragalellek close a. me m en 0 Ttee'to ewers
years old, that his deter Selma bad bees in a bath with Berlin, te he Secretary to her Majesty's Legation at Athens. was ignorant of the to
fact of We wife deed, sad had all the OSOOPOWP of which appeased
bees mitt the waver who sow •P• earsokra. 4
the President • Pollee ;my son cleated baying said . The 4e°B° hem also hem rwetetwt, pleased to appoint so altered by the moor' of he
end Ma Veer appalled for the lady ; sad Mr. laalhr
Wry Lark, Big., sow a Eleocad Seareary in her Ma- Pea"•••endaata
so. The next day • poffos agent cause to my hour isikyt, Diohmetio &mew, employed is her Majesty's Lent. other shares that he was easily persuaded that she wee Ityllme, Weeded en bobsid of the def . .
sad said ha bad positive orders to take may on to the moo et ire gam, to be Sawseawry to boa Majesty's yaw his wsisfuend shot bolsi delhiess far more than • Waled, I la the armee of the riders it transpired VIZ; bal
yolks-odic* oseasaapanisill by anybody. The 4Wid was ties in Japan. was to tell him of his asislaka-rise. anarehatis sad their families ar• aot on f