The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-14 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(MOM OCR OWI

PARIS, SUNDAY Immo.
There is a total dearth of political news to-day.
The Moniteur of this morning publishes the law on
bail in criminal oases, but contains nothing else of
any importance. The cholera has decidedly made
its appearance at Marseilles, where as many as 10
deaths have been recorded in a day. From Egypt
the Gazette du Midi gives details of the ravages
caused by the disease, which has now almost ceased.
In one village in the Delta, celebrated for the Gehl-
vation of water melons, the whole of the inhabitants
died. Being unable to sell their fruit, they ate it
themselves, and died to the last man. It was ne-
°emery to employ forced labour to bury the last.
In all it is said that 82,000 victims of the contagion
and bad living were buried in Egypt within sit
weeks. _
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any journal that would accept them. In these stu ;t..einen, Went tw• °Week, sad sTiOrtly shamans -
letters he attempts to make society responsible PfoLerlea to Si. John's Epsonal °anal, when ea. From Chalons we hear that there will be to- learn to be a ohmont --•— . . ,
Beet part of the mania foe the burial V the dead morrow a grand sham fight, imitating the battle of as himself." fir-. tisiwtiCees-ailttig Police
for his vioes, as well as for any crimes to which they ~„ eta by the Rev. Jobe Femme, ILA., of We, st
Th. ..a. i Marengo, at which Abd-el-Kader will be preen.. town ecaus, when his father died, his mother took Ith
, the business, and there was no opening fur a young , Tat Atm!' Curs AND Mousse's Awing.-- 170 O.
may lead ;and he supports his theory of delegated assisted by the Rev. Geisha P.
ward. . The London shoemakers bad not shown the Mr. Alfred Wills, erestattat ef the Alpire gab, bra ed. The essetthle said net about to minutes Pot lat
responsibility with a curious display of reading and ern thee Wooed in the hoarse, which was drswo W fear 1 Apropos of him it may be mentioned that the alacrity he anticipated in welcoming him se their daLerleatibter 10. the ?fines einflat
eitialcistreronsab fie= 17.rtzt L.* 1— la tir
ihinf"r"t• whaeL:4"l":
horses, and followed by fourteen mourning coaelies, and tbe French
argument. His doctrine on the subject, so far croon proceeded by Qinemferryntreet wad
as topapers
. make the meet of the neglect be was pupil, Wire his want. of money.
. 11e had nr! very !:u7re,',; amobtori Ho ten :_. It b.. to „atm for ch. B.6„eamit wh. wo. with sheet . d,,,,ak:thar. *
as it comes out, is essentially fatalistic, the lb. Dian Ceenterv. The chief moaner was Lieutenant. treated with in England, and compare his recap- decided mews ; would not object to be an
notion that the will is absolutely determined by d~wdMasser Ayardsihlatee
wittnn Artillery, wade germs. of the tion to Garibaldi's- Prince Napoleon returned yes. a sculptor, f shoemaking was . impracticable, but and seabliag thew ter:emu. their iblfsree.jorterzesz sztatiezdatebs
id
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were Mr. G. T. Ricaear, delegated to do anything the kind gentle- and to treat by ens
circumstances, and that for acts thus determined the Mr. J. T.
Orris d Kireaddy, Mr. R. Greene of Gerrocib, terday from Ids excursion to the English and Irish wmoenuldwi)laeuidike.
This Seimpule like shifting of halm"; sad byb
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so debug It Me, I believe. saved many • 1 bi ore him • blow in the breast.
individusl is not responsible. On this ground he
. ifaidetell Mr As. of Mettiel,fV/ Iltiterford Aytoes of conts, and is to-day to preside at the Havre re- life end noted mug as waident. Dot onl to its own rile clefiletiont mid with acme compotes/ be ino
peal I"PmeibilitY was got allowed e° pass bors.Prebnt to thew, who Wow& %direct! by lis she direction sd Ocivantri-strwir men tb"
repeatedly appeals to society to improve his cm- yohn BlLkined. Among t'hee other egotism.. Tri liki
glittilli unrebuired, and after being sternly rated as slow bat maw, t0,,,„,„,,„t which 1. Law mod, ma ha mot ..r.„,i ~,,,,,, lb. 6 tilt& 01
cumetances, orin other wordstosupport him liberally were
Bir David Brewster. Lord Naern, Sir Jobe IL Bucher, the founder of French Carbonaristu, a disgrace to his country and a scandal to his honest ;lace Is the ran of geodes, art whin bee rairsagy the_eseetabls Matte) ease sr!. aid eats.
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in his career of dissipation • and Nom* society Se soldrintrt., of Deer :I, Professors J. R Risokia, and first President of the Constituent Assembly labounng countrymen bare, he wet told to go back racbc4 beyond the hz:;.. :lb.
Alpiee,
are brecrbti
b. ,:X bier tn, 110"dtwnianirar7.l4 tr;,—ta
refuses to do this he steads that the five murders he A.
G. Y. BeW J. Deena, ask 01'11'0;416; ilej/DIL of 1848, died suddealy at Rhodes tent
Friday, at to Clibleati with all speed, wild with the "will (1°- gat ja:iyct adnaitatrosty that the ,lab has sr sib :lot ant sag cichao• o MI pad to* 7Abli
has committed, instead of being his own I Duncan. Mr. AlszasdestS ith, flacretary to the tf eivessiby ; the age of 69. In 1826 he joined the St.
tailors,n o) msoadee hoixerto fied work for himself. More . eye. it. wiretio..od „,....tweeT.,,,,t to mit...m..lw rely, He etol4 at the statism MO6
Mr. P. 8. It
cf Kindroiran • Mr. Job. flill Barba. Mrhandicraftsmen, and moolmoko, sidered nte.prires, but has does what it went So stem 1 was tot Ws towascall vitamins, sad be lied me
act, are simply the result of what he IF. Wm., of Woodboro ; Ur:B„,)t show, of nimbi.; Eimonians, but left them in 1831 to become were relieved, one poor yen* who, baring failed to mi. ase.eaabe heave the enwillises near Wit • Idea SAWA Well asla• sentd. H. was P•rbegr ?Wl°.
styles social injustice. The social obligations he I Mr. L. Maillsod of WA": Mr. Robert Aytone of Gape): chief of the Catlsolieo-revolutionary School. He trat work here, wished to join some relatives in of **genet, blamsirm seri ehrtolle, whin Puma ink asides*, less gaffer eir Mei .*.°Aafe e'ra ..
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had contracted in relation, first, to his own wit. 1 d,4,- ; Mr. 4,7,17:27.,„;.4„n.t-47,-.):.; stirth ; Mr. /MS author of a "PorliomontorY Elston' of
the
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pay his fare. The doe eta
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his II riserwtif
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and family, and then to the wife end family of ' air. Robert Lea, avant*. Tho cater snivel et Mc . partieular train awl station by and from which he who 3.. a. Livinfr:g" woes by it mow. Be' 4
another man, it was the duty of society to meet, e
tsen on 7 shout lialf-Prot 3 0'410". led the alechwiesi of It is annovaced that Russia has yielded to could go to Paris for 16e. were carefully pointed
.4.1 i•••-re, awl WI/lilies widiost whisk thet=2lo ileibedaaa &led a .llsect,_ _ _lee 0
I,..hat envies maa read th ths pays by aka Am J. Frame in the •
geselissn od local jurisdiction raised out to him, and he went away with a look of &seer, trsm whisk too meal, wen Is cob* task wield awatillis (Mlnettl WWI ;I" ""...a.iise.; 1
and society not having discharged its duty in this 1 irkse . iiii ii.- . by the attesipted morareination of cue of the amble gratitude to his benefactors, which went barcbasa bash*, aluaterrudiasomkagtaro• I seriernele wise • kmpsaist. Me