The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-01 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(11011 001 owl 001tRZIPONDINT.)

PARIS. WIDLIZSDAT Eying°.

The &maw Cannata= of yesterday, which was
announced with bated breath by almost all the
Paris journals at the head of their leading columns
as if something mysterious and momentoua was on
the lapis, turns out to have related to nothing more
serious than the authorisation of the State to ex-
change with Messrs. Galignani a corner of land in
the forest of Senart, worth something less than SOL.
M. Chair d'Est Ange made an elaborate
report upon the matter, which occupies about
a column of the Mcniteur, and the Senates Con-
odium itself, signed by K Vuitry, the minister
presiding the Council of State, was read. These
documents were ordered to be printed and dis-
tributed to senators ; and when a committee shall
have reported upon them a further debate will take
place upon the question whether Messrs. Galignani
shall be allowed to exchange three or four acres of
rabbit cover for another bit of wood ot like size.
It is wonderful that imperial institutions should
make cheap the high-sounding and universally-
not•understood expression " senatua consultum,"
by bringing it to bear upon such a twopenny-
halfpenny operation se this.
Prince Mustapha Pacha, the brother and heir
presumptive of the Viceroy of Egypt,who during the
last winter which he passed in Paris, went a great
deal into society, has left for Claridge's Hotel, Lon-
don, where he proposes to remain for the season.
K Theodore Bac, one of the moat eminent advo-
cates in France, died yesterday of heart disease,
at the age of 53. His name was prominently before
the public so long ago as the trial of Madame
Lafarge. He was returned to the Con-
stituent Assembly in 1848 by two departments,
those of the Seine and the Haute Vienne. He
was an advanced republican, and after the dis-
astrous days of June, stood almost alone by the
side of Michel (de Bourg's) as a democratic leader.
After the coup d'itat he took no part in politics.
He was greatly esteemed by his brethren of the

bar.
M. Geoffroy de Villeneuve, deputy of the Aisne,
died at Paris yesterday morning, after a protracted
illness. . .

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The imperial advocate Aubtipin this day pro-
nounced his opinion that the daughters of the un-
fortunate Madame de Pauw cannot sustain their
action against the insurance companies for the
amount of the policies effected on their mother's
life by La Poinmerais. Judgment will probably be
given in a fortnight.
Judgment was this day given in the great case of
Chiffonnette, the Italian greyhound, which M. Bi-
reudin, dramatist and confectioner, of the Rue de
is Pais, thought he recognised at the universal dog
show as one that was stolen from his wife a year ago.
After much conflicting evidence and an adjourned
hearing the court has decided that M. Biraudin
was mistaken, and that Chiffounette really belongs
to Madlle. Fontenay, of the Pare tea Princes, the
lady who sent her to the Exhibition.
The Bourse sustained very little variation.
Bente closed with the trifling rise of 2fr centimes.
Mobilier rose 121 r. 50c. The market was firm at
the opening but weaker at the close.
The Candide, a students' journal, published in
the Quartier Latin, was seized yesterday, and half
a dozen writers on it are to be prosecuted.
The Daily News of May 29 and 30 were seised,

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