The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-13 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. TaISDAT EVEMNO.

The Journal d'Avniens announces the unhooked-
for death of • brave if unfortunate soldier. General
Lnmoriciiire died the night before last at his country
seat, Frenzel, near Amiens, of an attack of gout.
Re has long suffered from rheumatism, but nothing,
area the day before his death, seemed to threaten
so sudden a catastrophe. Feeling an oppression
and difficulty of breathing at I in the morning, he
rang for his servant, and with difficulty articulated
the order to go for the parish priest. When he
arrived the general, who was on the point of death,
raised himself to embrace the crueitix which was
held out to him, and, falling back in the arms of
the priest, expired. His wife was at another
country seat belonging to her in Anjou.
The death of another old soldier, General
d'Orgoni, at Rangoon, from dysentery, is also
announced in this evening's papers.
The Queen of Spain has been to Biarritz, the
Gannon thundered, the town was illuminated, a
grand display of fireworks was given in her honour,
and at half-past 10 she went home again, having
. in
contrive' the seven hours she spent in France
}to "enable everyone to appreciate her courteous
behaviour (bienveillaucc), and to leave her memory
deeply engraved in all hearts." I quote the
Moniteur.
The Patrie affirms that the English ironclads,
including the Royal Alfred, the Minotaur, and the
Scorpion, which are still in dock, will next year
pay a visit to Toulon. It adds that the English
officers will make a lengthened stay and visit the
ports of Lorient and Rochefort on the same coast
for the purpose of study. The French fleet will
return the visit at Malta.
On the 9th there were 84 deaths at Marseilles,
of which 52 were from cholera. It is said that
80,000 people have left the town since the cholera
broke out.
The Bourse is still very dull, but prices are firm.
Ratite, 69fr. 274 c., showing an improvement of
70., and Credit Mobilier 820 fr., being a rise of
Ur. 75e. Considerable anxiety is felt as to the
ratification by the English Company of the bar-
gain concluded for the cession of • part of the
building land tit Marseilles belonging to the Com-
pagnie

WEATHER REPORT.-(THEB DAY.)

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WZDIfiIiDAT.

ACCIDENT TO THE Corsrms or AMLIIL—On
Wednesday the Countess of Attila. accompanied by Lady
Gifford, ;raid a visit to Lady Olamis, at CRatais Gado, sad
while driving down the approach to the castle one of the
horses stumbled, throwing off the postilion. Finding them-
selves without an °book, the horses set off at a furious rate.
In attempting to jump out, a part of the carriage caught the
dress of the extuntess, ceasing her to fall to the ground, for-
tunately clear of the *beam. The hotels continued their
career, but on approaching the matte they were observed
by the medical attendant of the Eon of Strathmore, who is
at present rtaylog at Glamis Castle, who baldly. seized them
sod put a Mop to their career. On learning the carcumetanote
of the case from Lady Gifford. who had remained in the
carriage, the doctor west and found the reountem and pos.
tiliott. We understited that the countess, who was dragged
for some distance, received such a severe shark as to render
her unable to return home until the next day.—Dundee
Advertiser.
MELANCHOLY DEATH OF AN OFFlCER.—Testerday
morning an request wee held at the Qatari' Hotel. Alder-
shott, before Mr. Spencer Choke, coroner foe North Emote,
ce the body of Lieutenant John Emmett, of the let batta-
lion, 17th Regiment. Patrick Sala a private in the lit
battalioe, 17th Regiment, end servant to the deceased,
deposed that about 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon last the
demeaned ofilow went out on his horse for a ride. When he
reamed at 6 o'clock. witness noticed that the bridle rein
was broken, sod oo mentiming it to hint he said he knew
it; his hone had shied at an object in the road, sod is
attempting topull bile up thebrkUe had broken, and he had
fallen off flat on his back. Be complained that his head
was very sore, but witness did not ',CAWS that he looked ill.
fie took the horse from deosesel. who walked off to his hut.
The horse wes a quiet one. Witness taw deceased gala
half an hour afterwards • he was (embed by the servant-
., maid to go for medical astistanee, and Assistant-Surgeon
Allen, of the regimeet, came almost directly. In reply to
M. Almksy, a leading member of the Hungarian the coroner. witness said the bridle appeared sowed when he
opposition, sad who incurred last year • condemnation to put it oo io the afternoon ; was a eectood-bandom. Mebane
moot about his hind-quarters sad hoofs. Did cot know
forest for
*al rec. 343, '" in which direction his garter bad teen riding, or whether
inch • state d as to reader ma" May at a watering" anyone had moo him fall. Assistant-surgeon Allen, M.D.,
place usesasary. The Emperor of Austria has now given of the Lt battalion, 17th Regiment, said he bad kooma dia
Ahohy two months' liberty we parole foe that purpose. meted about six years. Riese was 41 years and eight
months. Whams was sent for shortly before 7 o'clock on
On Monday was inaugurated a statue erected Saturday evening, and found him unconscious. He had
I. honour of the Eaglish physielse, Dr. Jeerer. by the his head shaved and discovered a small abrasion of the
united exertions of a society of adoctes in Paris, and the I scalp.
Re treated
him
for
CaeCtVimnighoft, °bent Maibememlieer
municipal corporation of Boulogne-sur•Eur. The state* • tawhi frequently dud"
rallied, aod died at half.eaet 4 o'clock on Scam morn-
' et aa
a marl" pedestal .boat 12ft' h 1111; tad I lag. Subsroneatly he had made an mamma • .
1111.11SUTINI nearly loftin height. It is of iron, broosed I imak,n of the body, but he found no marka of
by galvanic aid. The pose of the figure, which is clothed violence horsed the gruise he had stated. (Tidos
in the emanate of 1810, Is easy. The head is slightly fa. ; was that deceased died fromeoaroi from his h... Aft.,
ssioaofthcOtalin. which
alined as' theeeh absorbed In thought. the right hand amihtital was "ea4"11.4 i,y
a fall
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