The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, FainAT E'vEinia.

This is in all probability the last time that I shall
have occasion to mention the name of M. Eloin,
that wonderful diplomatist, who for at least a
month was spoken of every day by some European
paper or another as being charged with no less than
three missions from the Emperor Maximilian of
Mexico, whose chief secretary he is. During M.
Loin's prolonged stay in Europe it was never
rightly known at any given moment whether be
was at Paris, Brussels, or Vienna ; and, assuming
everything said in French newspapers to be true,
it might be conclusively proved that he was in all
three places at once. The early rumours about his
missions were that he was to tell the French Em-
peror that Maximilian could not get on without a
great deal more help than the French parliament
seemed inclined to sanction ; to make the best terms
possible with the Emperor of Austria in the probable
case of his having to abandon his imperial throne
for his peaceful chhteau of Miramar, and to beg
for his restitution as an agnate of the house of
Austria ; and to ask the advice of his wife's
father, King Leopold, while at the same
time begging him to send out as many
Belgian recruits as he could. The result of
all these missions was probably not bath-
factory, for a few days ago a paragraph appeared
in the French press, from which it resulted that M.
Loin bad after all no mission whatever except the
purely honorific one of bringing a report to the
King of the Belgians of a battle in which some of
his loving subjects were soundly peppered. M.
Eloin has now taken a cabin in the Scotia, which
leaves Liverpool to-morrow for New York. But
rumour, which has hitherto attached importance to
his movements, still follows him, and it is given
out that before returning to Mexico he means to
try once more to obtain an audience of President
Johnson and Mr. Seward, with a view to obtain
the recognition of the Mexican empire by the
United States. Bonneur au courage malheureux
is a good translation of "joy go with him " on this
errand. _ _

Notwithstanding the Bank of France returns,
which were considered very bad,the "bulls" have ob-
tained a signal victory at the Bourse to-day.
Bente rose 300. for cash and 22ic. for account,
closing at 67fr. 85c. and 67fr. 80c. Mobilier rose
50fr., in consequence of the news that it has been
oommissioned to issue the new City of Paris Loan.
The terms are said to be 600,000 obligations
of 500 fr., issued at 450 fr., bearing 20fr. interest, and
repayable in 60 years. There will be four lottery
drawings a year, and annual prizes amounting
to 1,140,000 francs. The subscription to the
loan will be made in nine instalments, beginning
on July 31 this year and ending on October 31,
1869. The leading feature of the plan is the ex-
tension of the gambling system, now so much
encouraged in France, comparatively low interest
being compensated by more frequent lottery draw-
ings.

The Austrian frigate Frederick is expected in
Plymouth Sound tomorrow. This visit, added to that d
the French squadron just arrived, sad d the Turkish ship
of war, will give additional introit to the exhibition of the
Royal Arricoitinal Society.
A fire in Quebec on Thursday last destroyed
rio honors sad regained howlers over 500 ismailiss. --Neu
York paper. July L

JutribiAL
MAW az* Assocu
DAY.) rroars PSIZI
The 410muica at son ppilr hour displayed an
rgliPaszahe of Derv* and bark, either In nerving it
rogreesktiessfart these who have gene three&
trying
ceder of the first stage of the Queries Prise,
wh Meer. to any ere of the favoured 100 either a valu-
able Or or gives them a quallibelles to engage Is the
ear struggle is the second stage.
last night the mond prioresses of the Dreamer Club
of the St. George's Bliss took plies in the Carp Theatre,
and was attended by a very arinserous sad highly raper-
able raiser. aribreelng many of the resident families
of the seighbourhood. The performances cossieted el
A Wonderful Woman, followed by Boon al the Sloa, end
both piers wore very creditably got through. The head
the London Boorish furaisbed the ramie os the cuseadden
The programme for this day is a very extensive one, tare
being so less then 14 competitions to lab place, sad Prey Of
the prime braid cossiderable value. The first competitien is
entirely • sew one all this misting sad is called the Chios
Challenge Cup, value 525 i., with 1001. in specie added, pre-
mated by the volunteers of China for competition st Wim-
bledon by the home volunteers, to to orrepeted for by
tea efficient volunteer from ears runty. Nearly I
every county is reinserted' on this ocreaskr. The asp
is to be held for the yew by the Lord Lieutenant
of the winning cessly. The centre will take pleas at the
reepective direness of 200 and 500 yards, 5 thots each at
the different ranges. The squad obterieg the highest num.
bey, as above lediceted, will take the yrs sad 501. ; the
mooed highest, 251. ; the third, 151. ; end the fourth, 101.
With rash a tempting rise, ar rather series of prism, it win
only to be expected that the entries were numerous, the
entrains fee from each squad being 21. 10s. The shooting
for this began soon after 9 o'clock, but at this early stage no
maks were made of sufficient importance to require sprig
notion
Another sew prize also oommeoced this wormier, per
meted by the directors of the Loaders and South Weston
Railway, being 501., with 25/. added by the association, to
be shot for by ten of volunteers from each consoli-
dated administrative battalion. The prises to be thus dis-
tributed : 50/. to the Ist squad or 51. to each competitor ;1
151. to the wood squad ; sad 101. to the third. Volley
firing, 5 shots each at 400 yards. The shooting for the
first siege of the Alezendrs prise is also eostinued at 200
and 503 yards.
Ni. Bass, Y. P., this day gives his annual WWII as an snort-
meanest to efficient volunteers who have sever wen • prize
at Wimbledon or any County Ride Asseciatiori Beating.
The prizes consist of one prise of 201., two prizes of 101.,
erre prises of 51., end to rises of 31. Five shots each
at 500 yards. The next oompetitios was "Any Rifle Aro.
ration Cup," open only members of the National Bite
Association who have paid their subscription for the current
year. Five ebots each at 200sed 000 yards.
The Swiss Carton and Ruerng Deer competitions are
also continued today.

ETON v. HARROW carcisr MATCH.
(THIS DAY.)
---4.--

This contest was resumed this morning at 1.1.,
o'clock. /he weather was exosedingly Ste, sad the scene et
Lords' Ground was animated and brilliant. There were
large somber of the mambas of the arketawsey prow*
although sot quite equal to the numbers yesterday. The
seats in the pavilion were exclusively est am,
for the gentlemen comprising the M. C. C. ; and
their appearance bore a singular oestraiii to
the profusion of rich colours displayed by the ladle'
who were seated in the grand steed. From the composer
meet of pity the superiority displayed by the Harrow
" boys" was generally remarked ; and when, at a
few minutes after 12, the victory was prie.
claimed hi favour of the "dark bine," the ovation
awarded them was such as will not woe be forgotten.
The spectators made their way to congratulate
the successful competitors ; and A. N. Hanby,
Esq., the Hon. J. Amherst, and the "Harrow
captain," Mr. H. Stow, were literally carried from the
ground [into the pavilion, ones more to meet the cordial
greeting of their friends.
At 1 o'clock the match between 11 gentlemen of the
Marylebone Club and 11 selected from the two 'chisels wee
commenced.
The following is the result of today's 'Garin in thefts
sad Harrow match :
'TON. visas 1111105. SZCOND IMIIIIII.
Boa. F. sonsontiy.. b Money
8.0. Gibbs, Seq. c licetaeimery, b c Massy, b Awn
Artartebt o blest
L. Wic BK. sad b Money —27 e Bbw b ambanstlll
Hoe. 8. 41, Llatelton b Amheist,
A. F. Walter, Fp— b limey
en.siereadernea 1 b w. b Amherst 2 c Idlioahremeep,
mey
& Lubbock, Montgomery, bKottey ll
b liarttsy _ SS
W. W. Phipps, Beq. b Hartley
Wakeman, Maq... run out
T. Phipps, Esq. not out . . _ noted
w.B.Berrinoce.Esq s Stow, b 0000000 S cZwetos,blawsap
2,1-b2,w2u-b, b,14,w1,■41., I
Umpires, IMMO & Hearne Total 86 Total 111

TSB POLICE 00UBT8.
(THIS DAT.)

WORSHIPaTRIZT.
NUAII/UL ...sour.
Nary Mack, a pciwerfal man, described en a beets,
/Mai at 1, GoovEllutralltvfiktallehilli was Margot
I Asks* easeeeking, by iand healing, Nay Asa
Neale, Meat ID yams el see.
The attention of the pollee wag bet mash to skis
by Mr.
eh
Mayer the master of Wkitechapel Work '"'
Interming Isepietersee H &vision, Spitaleisi3
that a woman won to that vales sks
point of death, wad that It wee ammisary tepid.
tioas reepeetheg widows alleged to have been turd
should be immedielety totem The imemslor eceeneetrs
this forthwith to Mr. lilies. the this sitting iseta
at this .cent, who dimpled bias to isareadimell—i;
seed, aemespasied by a witness, is the as*.
house, wed take the womas's gat meat h
set at the Mae being erg Perm drew
iwyrefatthsreeeteage, The impeder conesquensy ssiss
Ann
received ing aeomat from her hiss
Ann Nada, dothe Wow
solemnly sad sincerely &elan, ohiCl
bone I am ayir. Os Saturday, the 17th dav
Jane Met, I west, is the ermine, accompanied
female friend, to the Three Cranes pubtehm;
lin Brick-lave Spitaltselds, to get sousethiag
drink. I mw a man named Haw Meek MI6( k
the hunt of the bar. I acmes& him of ha ing left me ss
the previous night in the street without a lodpy, sag
threw a pint pot at him, which I WA did sot Male hie„
He lastantly relight me by the hair of my toss.
slouch me about the era mid bog y with hie
Id, threw me doers, and kicked as. violently Ales
Oa lased. I Immune inmasiblet and do sot reediest
what rearmed for some time afterwards. At 12 esiat
the mine aig,ht I again saw him, and west berm with Mu,
It the monk( I asked him to look at my head. He olio
es, mid said, Oh, it is only a mast& ; I intended to saw
you worse than that—l intended to kick you seen
off.' On Me followies Wedeewlay I went to s
surgeon and afterwards to the Landon Hospital. I aid
to the Hospitel again on the next Saturday, but es
neither esession wee my bead dressed. Oa the 270 i halt
cense here (the workhouse) and have IWO* remained. Whim ,
this oecurreeco took piaoe Mack was peelectlY esber. I
ham inhabited with him seven or eight years. la Clew.
last he meenited one ,• I appearld against seed be me
seat to prism for three Mouths. hey. WWI
from the Wades he has inflicted, and I wish bin
unished."
In
p oonesqueme if this a march was immediately ess,
mewed for the men Mack, sad Sergeant Harris as
said that M swooseded is apprehending him at the ems
public home when the mead! was alleged to have Me
committed.
Prisoner denied barite weed say Admen% and delis*
that the woman Mende her head opined a farm.
Mr. Moon remanded the prisoner, refusing to bike beil,
WANDSWORTH.
111 LAW OP TALOIDLY SOCLETWIL
Edward Strickleassi, the keeper of a ham and beef eMp
at 33, Obsyne.walk, Chelsea, was muunoned by Betel
Collard, an behalf of the Friesda of Labour LolsaXt:
bold at the Napier Arms, St. Johes-hill,New W
for haring fouled to make payment of certain instalmle,
aneemating to 64, being a laan pasted for that gam.
The defendant did not deny Meat he wee balk belay
he was only the sseurity far the lose. He had aced is
pay 11. 111. on Monday, which was the amount dne,andlOs,
a month afterwards. He timed, that was a very far de.
to the man who reamed the money, end be pa
mimed to pay it. The next thing ha (the defilade* p$
Ma a raalaioWi. _

Mr. =Tread the note, which was dated the ith d
April, mid the *iodides was that both the Menem
sad surety should pay the amount au &mud is else
of the paschal peyment of the histahneata. He mind
ad be Ilse defendant that he was liable to pay the wah
was en dews&
The defeediat said be was aware of his liability. Si
had dose wrong is signing the We and he mast repay as
loom He was in hopes that the society would leis
wonted his terms.
The earavaary said proem/lap had not been taken spied
the harrower.
Mr. Daymen adjourned the summon* for bre wells Is
enable the defendant to wry out he offer.
The weretery then Wild for his expenses and the mad
the sammess.
The defendant thought it was very hard to make his pe
the =pews. He offered the secretary the same terms a
the previous night. He knew that he (the ilideadant)
oily a working man.
/dr. Taylor (the clerk) said it was canal in these mai
give fie. wide.
Yr. Hayman, however, at the request of the eseretary
granted him 2e. for his expenses and 2e. the cow of

NULMM..
GREENWICH.
BUZGLABT AND CLIVZI CAP/4111.
rhomae Morris, aged 18, having no fined home, vi
charged with berglarieusly entering the hoops of kr
Usnist Aceeld, 5, t3outh-strest, Greenwich, sad stash
venom articles, her property.
It appeared that at half-past 4 this morning the p
•00114 who wee earrying a large basket on his abode
was stopped by police-constable Zis B, en Blackhestial
and in answer to questions gave an address in the
bourhood as to where be was proceeding. The
sot feeling satheed, examined the tesket, sad finding Ms
30iles. of cigars and tobacco in packtges, besides other
petty, be took the prisoner into custoiy and charged li
with the unlawful possession. About three hours stn
wards the proseattrix, a poor widow with a family of te
children, on coming downstairs. discovered that the be
had been forcibly entered by the bank window, sod that t
shop and back parlour had been completely raesecked,
property foiled in the possession of the prisoner being
a portion of that stolen.
Mr. Trail remanded the prisoner, and directed ate
inquiries to be made in order to aeon the still mill
Pr 484141.