The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-21 00:00:00

THE FRENCH COURT.

The Emperor Napoleon went on •Wednesday to
the village of Berryau-B+e, about 30 leagues from
CompiZ-gne, to visit the site of a camp of Caner. Excava-
tions, executed according to indications of his blajeity,
have laid open a ditch of 4,000 metres in extent, which
`efeoded the front and approaches of the_camp, as well as

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only sou of Lady Augusta Gordon Hallyburton, and grand. in order to settle these points, and the opinion ! ['the our entrances which led iota it. The Emperor
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son of the late Marquis of Ades, with Catherine, only sur- • which Earl Russell expresses of the necessity I accompanied by Heron do Saulcy, member of the Institute ;
riving child of the late Mr. Jones, of Heollys, Carmarthen- upon our part of the said concessions is, I am ' Colonel Castelnau, one of his aidewde-camp ; and Coin-
shire, was celebrated on Tuesday at St. George's, Hanover-
szatriLins presence of a numerous circle of immediate convinced, accompanied by an entire approval meant Stoffel, orderly officer.
A letter from Compi4ne toys :—" Two days ago, while
of the two conditions which I have just men- I
rid riends. . • • the Emperor was presiding at • Council of Ministers,
His Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant will visit the toned. As regards the internal affairs of
of ' the third stag hunt took place in the forest. The
north of Ireland towards the close of the ensuing month. Schleswig, we had hoped that our line lEmpre.,
in a morning dress, and accompanied by
He will be the guest of Lord hiauareene. ' conduct was not less calculated to ensure the sym- several of the guests, was preterit at the meet, in a
The Supreme Council of Commerce appointed to pathos of the English government. The intention char-i-dune. The stag was started in the neighbourhood
inquire into the operation of the French Navigation Laws which the King spontaneously expressed at the time of the Bouquet-Gras, and was killed in a very short time,
sat on Tuesday, pursuant to notice. Mr. Lindsay. M.P.. respecting this duchy (the engagement of honour— near La Brevi&e. The cures took place as usual in
attended, and was under examination the whole day. 'to use the expression employed by Earl Russell the evening- His Majesty, accompanied Ly M. de Castel-
lano, one of his orderly officers, lately took a walk in
An English choral society has just been formed —which the King is said to have the town, and entered the shop of M. Lerner, a jeweller,
in Paris to afford English residents those facilities for the immediately and taken) were
conscientiously fulfilled by
oh-
practice of glees, anthems, Sir., which are so common in and stopped for half an hour inspecting the numerous
England. Tho meetings are held on Wednesday evenings jean of art and antiquity which it contained. Among other
him. Even in what concerned the regulations rela-
at eight, 119, Faubourz St. Honor.., where any ladies orby the Emperor were two magnificent
tive to the use of the two languages, a subject which purchases made
gentlemen desirous of becoming members are invited to I now repeat was in no wise mentioned in the' pieces of furniture of the time of Louis XIII., a picture of
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attend. The society possesses the services of a late mem- correspondence of 18M, the government has scrupu-
since the sr,. i His Excellency N. Drouyn de Lhuys has left Paris for
her of the choir of the Chapel Royal, Windsor. The sub-
scription is sfr. per quarter.' CoinutZ ne where he purposes remaining a week. The third
, rangemen
The state of Mdlle. Emma Livry is more maths- ,series of the guests left Paris yesterday for the imperial
lonely
observed
dw
theit forcesane arecour"the same which in 1 •g '
provoke any objection whatever. 1
factory, as the fever has almost entirely subsided, and in 1551 did not residers*. Among them are the Arab chiefs who lately
When afterwards Lord Russell recommended left Algiers for the purpose.
the opinion of bar medical attendants all fear of danger has
disappeared. the extension of the liberties granted to the --
Queen Amelia of Greece has paid a visit to the Provincial Diet of Schleswig, the King had already Captain Malan, of the United States army,
ex-Queen of Naples at Augsburg. The latter has made her 'in his speech from the throne of this year announced . oommander of the Columbia and Missouri overland route
arrangements for passing the winter at the Ursuline • the same intention. But such a development could ' expedition, baa returned home after • five years' absence.
Convect. ! only be the work of his Majesty's free will, ande
nactbee employed in constructing a military and 'mi-
ne Roman correspondent of the Temps says • ' his Majesty would also be the beat judge of the grant r from the head waters of the Columbia river to
"No news of the Queen of Naples. The King is much • opportunity for such a measure. The govern- . those of the Miesouri across the Rooky Mountains and
meat will proceed to this when the situation of the reed passe. through large bucks of rich agricultural land.
afflicted at her obstinacy. The Pope constantly complains . through the territories of Washington and Dacotab. ' The
of it. He says, 'Poor Prince! As a child be lost his
Holstein question will permit it to do so, and in Extensive deposits of gold were discovered in the valleye,
mother, as a young man his kingdom and his admirable
1 the new organisation which it Len intends togive to and iron, copper, lead, and coal were found along the road.
father, as • husband his wife."'