The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-28 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARTS, FRIDAY EVOINC.

In consequence of the extreme length of the
Mexican debate (which, however, consisted ugly of
the two speeches of M. Jules Favro and )f. lso,
lank), the Moniteur, for the first time, found itself
unable to publish a full report this morning. A
supplement, with the latter and most important
half of K Billault's speech, appeared in the after.
noon, and was not generally in the hands of the
public till 4 o'clock.
The Temps observes, as an extraordinary and rs.
grettable fact, that the French government with all
its resources cannot publish early in the morcic;
debate which, after all, is not near so long as twiny
of those which private enterprise in England never
fails to give to the public without any delay. The
Temps might have strengthened its argument by
the observation that whereas debates in England
last till 2,3, and 4 in the morning, this discussion
which the Hotasteur could not manage to print all
at once was over at half-past 6.
The appeal "in the interest of the law" against
the acquittal of Mires by the court of Douai, was
opened to-day in the Court of Caseation, M. Vain.
presiding. I have already explained that thin
appeal cannot affect Mires personally, his acquittal
being definitive in fact, but the French law alms
the highest court to express a theoretical opinion
that the grounds of the acquittal were illegal. M,
Fanstin Helie, the judge reporter, read a verystrong
letter from M. Delangle, the Minister of Justice,
invoking the jurisdiction of the court. In this
letter K Delangle says that if the court of Douai
had confined itself to a verdict of acquittal for
want of sufficient proof, public opinion would
have been less alarmed than it now is ; but that
the judgment, coupled with the reasons
I upon which it is based, constitute a real
social danger. He further states, and this
' allegation throws a curious light upon the
judicial system of France,that judges from all parts
, of the empire have eagerly repudiated all solidarity
with the doctrine of the court of Douai ; that
bankers are indignant at the idea that they are
liable to bin suspected of daily practising such
' things as are justified by the judgment ; that the
apparition of this new " Bourse code " has raisel
a universal cry of alarm ; that both the friends
and enemies of Mirbs understand alike that this

" unhoped-for acquittal " strikes • fatal blow to
public confidence in monetary transactions ; tlut
if such cases were to recur, government would be
constrained to "sacrifice commercial liberty ;" and
that it was imperatively necessary to bring beton
the supreme court a judgment the reasons f
which were nothing more than copies of the pri.
goner's own memorials. The arguments will pra
bably last several days.
The Bourse remains dull, but without any
markable feature. B.ente fell 10c. for

chasing at 68f r. 25c. ; for cash the last
same u yesterday, 681 r. 20c. Mobilier fell 2f r.

and the Italian Loan 15c. Railways rose
2fr. 50c. to sfr. lower. Caisse ?dirt* is still
down by the fear of )L Dupin's impencr
in the Court of Caseation. It fell to-day
Icloaing at 65fr.

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

We fear that if we were to dilate too much on
superior attractions of a half-crown day at
Exhibition, it would soon lose the distinct
racter which now makes it so pleasant. On
crown day there is room for ow--
interior temperature, and an
company. What is quite as gor is n.
nerative to the Commissioners than the
shilling day we have had yet. Yesterday
were more than 20,000 paid for admission,
number of private equipages in Exhibition.
enormous. Prince Napoleon visited the _
early, and passed a good• deal of time in
French Court conversing familiarly with
Duren and others of the principal
tors. His Imperial Highness was receive
Granville, who conducted his Imperial
round the building. As usual the visit
before the admission of the public. The
Ducal family of Hesse, including Prince
were also amongst the visitors, and were
ceived and escorted round the courts
Wentworth Dille. A good deal of couvi
might be heard during the day respectini
announced reduction in the price of season V
the general impression being that it sar
good deal of breach of faith to the
chasers.

The country visitors are commencing b.
sions to town, amongst others a party of
Amtphill have contracted for a large suppl;
nibuses for Wednesday next.
The official return of visitors yesterday was
follows :
By season tickets
By payment

7,391
. 20,384

Total 27,775

The other day a man, whose coat tails,
to relate, suddenly burst into flames as he was
walking the streets of St. Petersburg, was
very nearly lynched by the people. Au
appeared, the poor fellow, who had vainly tried to
his escape from the infuriated mob, was a gsa.fitt,
his way to the imperial palace on business.
the combustibles about his person, which
the clanger of a double death, were mistaken .
an iooendiary.
The French government manifest the
anxiety to obtain early Mexican news by the West
et, arner, which arrived this morning.
The Kerry dtar is loud in its praise of
lords in that county. Lord Diloraven has owed
roads, and gives employment to a large number of tea
Mr.flattop has opened roads to remote glens sod bR
tricte, and employs 140 men at ls. a day, having antis
his agent to spend 1,0004 in improvements of that
IThe Marquis of Lansdowne gives extensive ampler
his estate. He has also given ground Rod 50f. fr
tion of a Roman catholic chapel. Mr. Trench Oct
• reduced rate to the poor farmers. " This is the
t
says the Star, "to win the love and gratiuie
people. As long as landlords treat their tenantry re
manner they need not fear the bullet of the saws,
invoke special commissions, or invite the gave-
' proclaim the oounty."
The large balloon which Mr. Corwell
to construct about two months since is complete. It
feet in diameter and 69 feet from crown to mouth.
expected that this balloon will reach a height of et
five miles, and the ascent was to take place from V
hampton this day, at 9 or 10 a.m., and if possible to
owed ascent on Monday next at the same time end
the same plane. if the weather be suitshle. The 001
sons in the balloon will be Mr. Clasher to take the
vatioaa and Mr. Caswell to take charge of the balloon
During the first three mouths of this yea t
yield of gold in New South Wales was 13.1744 ounces...l.
the corresponding period last year it was mif

ouoer.
The total value of exports at Natal last you 111
119.4071., and at imports 402,6401.
The following advertisement is copied from A NO
York paper :—"Two newly-born male bAbifi
given away, singly or together. The mother has eo moo
at all to support them. Apply at 107, Chrystsettreet,
the barber's shop."

but without any re
all 10c. for account,
the last price was
Mobilier fell 2fr. 50c,
Railways rose f
se Mirte is still
in's impending s •
[t fell to-day 7fr. , I
L EXHIBITION.
dilate too much on
ialf•crown day at
oee the distinctive c,
pleasant. On a h
or everyone, a plea
an exceedingly ad
good, it is more rein
.oners than the , •
yet. Yesterday th
for admission, and
in Exhibition road
visited the build'
i• deal of time in t
familiarly with
the principal exhi
se was received by Est
his Imperial Higbee
mid the visit was par
a public. The Grit
tcluding Prince Loui;
risitors, and were
id the courts by
d deal of ("wiretap',
he day respecting
price of season tick.
ing that it savoured
to the original
commencing their ex
ers a party of 800
for a large supply of
t.
sitors yesterday was
7,391
20,384
27,775
Lose coat tails, wonderfi
flames as he ems
ersburg, was arrested,
people. AA SUbleqU"
10 had vainly tried to et
nob, was a gas-fitter, le"
on business. Unfortuaati
two, which exposed him
were mistaken for the kt
t manifest the greaws
news by the West lola
ening.
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Ntoraven has opened
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