The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-16 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARA SUNDAY Emma.
The Gazette des Hdpitaur contains the following
restimh of the sanitary state of Paris :
A decided diminution both in the number and malignity
of thaws awns in the arroadimementa whore the diaries
first appeared.Eiteasioa of the malady in some other
parts of Paris. Very few serious eases anywhere, and a
moth larger proportion of Gum than on auy former (wee
lion of the kind. Galitro-tiatiatlllal attacks are very mune-
roue, but these yield for the most pert to the molt &Jamie
treatment, and Mee to mere change of regimes.
A controversy between two Marseilles doctors is
going on in the medical journals upon the question
whether the cholera broke out sponta-
neously in Marseilles, or was imported there.
The arguments are so nicely balanced that
the editor of the Gazette des Hopitaux de-
clares himself unable to pronounce an opinion.
The barracks of Paris, which were long tree from
the epidemic, have been attacked this week in a
mild degree. Four cholera patients, from the
Napoleon Barracks, were sent to the Val de Grace
Hospital on Wednesday, and on Thursday the
same establishment received 28 trom various
military quarters. On the news reaching the
commander-in-chief orders wore promptly issued
to purify the barracks and give the army of Paris
extra air and exercise.

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The Dibats gives in its adhesion to the govern
meat in the matter of the cholera congress, and
thinks the purification of the East, including the
marshes of the Ganges, in order to prevent infec-
tion in the West, is the true " Eastern question."
Dr. E. Maurin, of Marseiles, in a pamphlet,
entitled the " Prophylazy of Cholera," announces
that a company is about to start under powerful
auspices with a view to the " canalisation of the
Ganges and the transformation of the Delta into
productive land."
The Opinion Nationale says it is enabled to con-
firm the important news of the proximate secu-
larisation in Turkey of the property of the Muasul-
man clergy, and that the Marseilles despatch of
the Haves agency published on Thursday was
altogether wrong. The Ulemas have accepted the
proposal of the Grand Vizir, and the best
understanding now prevails between the mem-
bers of the Musaulman clergy and the government
of the Sublime Porte. The Opinion considers this
measure as an important step towards the conces-
sion of the rights of property to foreigners.
When M. Emile de Girardin heard of the death
of M. Nefftzer's eon he sent him a telegram thus
worded, " Dear Friend,—You are still more un-
happy than I because your child was older."

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MONDAI. OCIO TOIL 16. 11 &Y.

E. T.• W. Y., Zi D. 11.1 N. 13.
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:airneen .. 7.1°,:i .1.1: 1 TAni: ;;;,..._"F
Lash ....... t 9.82 411 i N.Z. 1 It •bee 1 - 1
Ardrosson• . 22.21 471 Z.N.Z. 2 N.W. Ihr .0.10 2
Oreeocasibi... 29.76 62 6. 2 N. co !- 12
Valenti*.... 29.6168 RAW. 6 N.g. cr • 0.6 e 4
Cope e ear.. 29.10 67, B.W. 6 W. :mr 0.26 6
Liverpo•l ... 2991 501 8.8. E 1 EI.Z. I 0.• , Qui 1
Nalybood 29.5464 8.8. W. 3 N.N.W.
co 'co i 0.
0.12 3
-.1
- 29.96'56! 6.3. W. 4 N. 55
330.00.60; B.EW. 4 N.N.W. is 10.02 8
L'Orliove 001 IL 2 N.N.W. tab I 0.06 2
tochetort .01142' NA. 1 N.& I cI. 10.12 3
l'Utelilih 29.971491 B.W. I N. c , 0.22 1
wernoatas 29.9750, N. 1 N.F. clO 27, 2
Partemoub 29 9146 EX.& 2 N.F. rt ' 0.31 1
Itookdos - 30.00 431 Z. 0 NZ. of 0.06 -
Norsoottl6 . 119.90 411 N. N.& 2 N.' bo - 1
licarborougt 29.1101:0 W.O.W. 1 N. of -I 1
Wale 29.91 471 N.W. 1 2 14.14. .bt- I 2
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ITZIDAT. MODABLZ. WRIoNItiDAT
LW. to B.E, strong, 011 NOE7IIEOII S.E. to W.and N.Wrain
~
with ralm 00A/M. strong. squally,
&Lidice,.
8.13. to SW.. strong, In wormax. P. W. to N.W., Wrong,
laces a gide, with squally to moderato,
rain. bowers.
6.3. E to W.P.W., fresh Elortnahls. As next above.
to strong, with rain.
B.W. to ii.g and again
.Liftman. Similar to above.
to W., fresh to
strong, unsettled.
Northern=Bcothmd. Western=lreland. Wales, and adja•
cenehm. lionthern=English Channel and Bay of Biscay.
lastern=itsstward and and North Sea.

Tai MEETING or THE NEW PAELIAMILVT.•--It 13
generally understood that the new parliament will not
meet till the third week in January, when the first Wai-
ner will be the election of a Speaker, who, having been
presented to the Home of Lords on the following day, a
week will be allowed for the swearing in of member,.
The regular bushier of the session will not, therefore,
comment* before the usual time. No opposition is ex-
pected to the reelection of the late Speaker.—Otwereer.
It is stated in a telegram from Queenstown that
the American steamer that touched there on Saturday
carried large sums of money from the head centre in the
United Stated—probably to defend the persons now is
prison. One of their wives, the day after her husband
was arrested, tecelved a cheque for 3001. from an nnknowe
bled. The Crown will have no easy task at the commis-
sion ; money will not be spared on the defence of the se-

cased.
After a long diplomatic residence in Rome, where
be arrived while the war between the Northern and Southern
Stella of America woe at its height, Monsignor° Lynch,
Roman catholic' Bishop of Charleston, has taken his depar-
ture for his diocese. The bishop's return is sooomplished
at the express desire of Preeldent Johnson, who, far from
wishing to molest Dr. Lynch for his °Decoction with the
Southern government, reekons on his real for the psetifica-
lion of spirits and the reparation of the disasters of war

in Charleston.
The exodus from Turin has gone on briskly
during the summer and early autumn. Two thousand
persons are skid to have left for Florence last week, in-
cluding a large proportion of public functionaries. Under
the portiooes of Castle-square one sttilthel aces
once busy hive
" Misistry of
the Interim" over a doorway, ba
now shelters but a scanty remnant of the swum. A
portion of the employ& of the Public Works Department
still remain, as also do the great railway administrations.
Some of the chief capitalists have betaken themselves to
Floreara, and others will follow. Bankers and merehants
are still in doubt what is beat to be done ; the moment is
one of anxiety and transitioo. The Bores has lost one of
its chief supports ; the main pillars of the Turin FAchasge
are gone, and lowbrow generally Sage.
Tau LONDON SOCIETY or Courosrrous.—On
Saturday 'vesting last about 200 patience!' conceded
directly and indirectly with the printine profess sat
down to dinner in the new ball of the Farmers' Club, at
the Salisbury Hotel, Saliabary-eqnsra. Flestatreaty the
chief object being to extriod the goal feeling hitherto exist-
ing betweea employers and employed. Mr. Thomas Hoene,
M.P. for lArnbeth, presided, supported by several well-
keel's muter printers.
ANOTHIta CONIPISMID STACE-718113. —A servant
girl. named Jess Thompeon, bee 000 fessed to having set fire
to the stasis burnt in the yard of hat master, Edward
Davison, of Spored° Farm. The magistrate said be thought
it a very strange case for a young woman to set fire to and
destroy about 2001. worth of property belonging to the
maws and mistress who, she steted, had sated virryaratZ
towards bey. She bed escaped the pa after
she d
as her confession had been extracted from her. After
warning the prism,: be discharged her.
I armonizer IN LINCOLN'II-IPIt•FIILDE... Ti.
bias OP GODST Sorel.—Os Saturday the weaffoldiag was
cleared away, displaying to pablie view the Holborn front
of the new as of Court HAW, and dories the past few
weeks several buildiep in the rear have ben rased, and
anothar handiness frontage in Lineoln's-inn-fields ra rapidly
rearing air head. The priaeipal portion ofthis structure
(wirier will shortly be completed) is erected urn the sate
of the ancient hostalrie known as the George sad Blue Boar.
I me 'sore oast is to be about 70,0001.