The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENIIO),

KXPREBS FROM PARIS. II

PARIS, MI OAT Errtum.
The Pays returns to the abject of the tegsmente
of death by dank against the are indixtdeme
cased of attemptim the Emperor's life; area ler that
foreign journal' obstinately persist bt. misrepresenting
the merreese in seek a way as t:4 lead the tgeemet
to entertain deeds of the rev:rarity of the egetteh,
tration of judos in Prem. But the explanatioa of
the Pays is still more unfortunate than that of the
Callii"001111; INF hlettid of proving what the
latter journal vegisly Insinuated, that a delay of
two as three years wv neerseary before a judgment
by default could be presouseed, it show', by rekr-
saes to the erode. that the law only requires a delay
of jest 3$ deg►, between the warrant of arrest sad
final jedgment. The mead i■ required to our.
reader himself *AM ten days after notification of
the seemlier at the place of his domicile,
Sit the sad of a further period of tea days he is out
• and in ten days are judgment is given by
• Within eight days afterwards an extract
frimUde judgment meet be fainted in a joarnal of the
department in which the moused is domiciled, and it
miaM also be plasarded at the door of the home of hi
in pleas of residence, at the mammal home c/i the
mereadimement whore the crime was committed, emil
at the pdeeire of the tsetse court. All these forma&
tin, lb. Pays eseeverates, were observed is the me
is trades. That may be so, but these feneatides
mew Isla them two mat* and net the long
time • preleaded by the sots of the Oreatimtionnel.
How then ma the public have been minted to know
or even to *lnjectors that Navasota of death pre
mooed ea Month 16, 1868, had relation to the
Hippodrome sad Opera Candelas piet,which was die.
amend is 1863 P The two expirations yet require
to be emplaned.
Oa Saturday the Emperor sad Empress took a
drive in an open midair, to visit the citadel of
Bayonne.

The ?inane' /disinter has appointed a commisidon
to prepare a mown to be laid before the Corps Le.
eels& next session, for a new assessment of the
land tax. In the course of years, owing to changes
in the value of property, it has natarelly come to
pass that many estates an very heavily burdened,
while the charges on ethers are light in comparison.
It is given oat that the offset of the new mason will
be to relieve a groat many proprietors t but wider-
ing how much the governmeet wants mossy, it will
be extraordinary indeed if the alleviation be not
more than made up by Lammed taxation upon those
properties which may be thought able to bear it.
The Mosiesier de (deletes says that a medal is now
being struck at the Constantinople mint, which the
Sultan intends to confer upon all the officers of the
allied armies who took part in the Siege of Sebastc
poL The fsee of the medal contains the four flags
of the allied powers, with a Gannon and a map of the
Crimea half unrolled, resting upon a fallen Russian
eagle. Underneath is the word Sebastopol," in-
scribed in Roman eharaeters. The reveres bears the
name el the Sultan sad the word “ Sebastopol," in
Turkish @Wasters. The medal, which is destined
both far the land and sea forces, will be in gold for
pawls sad admirals, and in silver for other alters
of all ranks.

Tb. Bourse has been easisiderably better today.
The eattlessat went off favourably. Ths rate of
"reports" was low, is mmasqueure of the number of
sellers who had to Wince advocate. The Berate Neel
300. for ash, and 48a for areonat, closing at 10fr. 600.
and 701 r. 80a—the highest prises of the day. Credit
MAW.: was i• great demand, and roes 20fr. In
railways Use upward rawrweast was mach Is.. de-
cided. The principal lines did not rise more than
from 2fr. 800. to Mr., and thin rise is attributed to
purchases for the realisation of profits on the part of
speculators for the fall who could not obtain the
rata they asked far carrying over meow& The
Vietar Emmanuel railway was in more demand than
any other, and rose Ott.

The entire railway from Bordeaux to Tottings
was opened for trail. on Saturday. The company
had intended to inaugurate the line with NOW pomp,
but in consequence of the disasters owed in the
valley of the Garonne by the inundations. it wr-
deemed more desirable to employ the snot the owe-
moray would have cost in the relief of the sufferers
10,000 fr. have been presented to the city of Too-
, loess, 3.000 fr. to the town of Montauban, 1,600 fr. to
Ton-
i of Maims, I,ooofr. to that of Ciotti Somas,
and 4,600 fr. to the different communes through
whisk the railway passes.
The Pruee says that M. Montanelli, whose ey-
ries' at Aix-lee•Baina with a political admit was
lately announced by the Time, has not left Paris.
The Petite of Lille rays the. is serious talk hi
the religious world of the probability of the COSTO.
cation of a connell at Perin,

The Bair Masson legman UM By, the future
ohisf of the 'taconites of the Lebanon, has arrived
in Park, astioinpanied by„K. Dominique Hades, his
tutor. The young prince, who is fourteen years of
age, has been at once placid in a catholic school by
the Archbishop of Paris.

The prim almost fee the first fortnight of the pre-
sent month is fixed m follows:—Oz beef, let eitegary,
If,. 78e, the kilogramme (lc. lower) ; 2d, Ire. 38e.
(le. lower); 3d, 98.. (10. lower); 4th, 87e. (le.
lower).--Cow and ball beet, let category, lfr. 47c. (Sc.
higher) ; 2d, lfr. 4e. (Sc. higher); 3d, 84e. (Sc. higher) ;
4th, 43.. (80. higher).—Veal, let category. lfr. 800.
(2e. higher); 2d, lfr. 40.. (2e. higher); 3d, lfr. lea,
(2c. higher).—Matton, let category, lfr. 78e. (9c.
higher); 24, lfr. 32e. (9.. higher); 3d, lfr. Sc. (90.
higher).

Theprlee of bread for the same period remains
fixed at 600 the 21b. loaf, first gelidity.
Strangers who obtain the necessary authorisation
ars now permitted to visit the Mats apartments of the
Palace of the Tuileries.

MM.. Agatha de la Freest d'Armaille, Countess de
Legge, has jest died sear Vitt6 (Dom Sevres), at
the age of nearly 100. Several priests of the diocese
of Realms owed their lives to b.r protection dariag
the Reign of Terror.

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gdastit of the 28th alt. publishes a
despatch from the Moister of War to the Captain-
Chneral of New Castile, unmeant that the Cheep
has decided that the gad and 3rd regiments of ia-
feetry, the gad, sth, 14th, sad 15th battalions of
riflemen, the regional of seginsere, and the brigade
of horse artillery shall, in compliant* with the de-
mead of their comatendisg officers, bear " for am"
en their flagstaffs the colour knots of the mi-
litary eider of Baa Pomade, so a reward for
their sunless is the "glorious day." of the
14th, 15th, sad 18th July io Madrid—that is,
is the lest boarrsetion. The Gareth also
sesta= decrees umlaute, General Marched
to the Captaisey-Oeserel of Arnica, Gemara Garde

to that of Navarre, Gems' YarUMi, osemeader at
Gibraltar, to that of Bargee, and Gourd Enrique to
the military governorship of the town and province
of Cadiz. Aoother demo moots that, se the ate'
coastaxese which neeseritstol the coatmand of Or
anal Delos at Eagan Iwo comsd,b• stall