The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-12 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, Solna. Emma.
!The Imperial Guard will not go to the Chalons
damp so soon as was expected, it being decided
this year to have less drill in the camp than usual,
and not to forma large army there till late in the
season, when the time oomes for grand manoeuvres.
The Patrie bays the conference on the Danubian
Principalities only met yesterday to exchange cre-
dentials, and that its announcement that the meet-
ing for the despatch of business was postponed
until the return of M. de Bndberg from Bt. Peters-
burg was substantially correct.
Baron Bullard, the special envoy charged to make
agrangements for the evacuation of Mexico, arrived
in Mexico city on February 13, but the Emperor
Maximilian, luckily for those who wish to delay the
evacuation, but unfortunately in the opinion of
those who think it should be effected without loss
f time, had made arrangements to leave on the
12th for Cuernavaca, where the Empress Charlotte

was staying.
Spring vegetables ars now abundant in Paris,
and some, such as artichokes, radishes, and new
potatoes are to be had at every greengroosr's at
moderate prices. Green peas and asparagus come
chiefly from Algeria, and are only accessible to
those who do not mind extravagance. There is an
enormous difference between the prioe of Algerian
and French asparagus. The former—very fine to
look at—may be had at from ftfr. to 12fr. the
hundle, but Paris asparagus, which refined palates
prefer, costa 50fr. Strawberries look tempting in
the shop windows, but they cost lfr. 50c. per
strawberry, which is cheap, considering that at
St. Petersburg the quotation is &fr. 50c.
Glair-Bizoin's play, prohibited on the French
stage by the censure and which is about to be
played at Geneva, will be published at Dentu's
to-morrow. _ . _

Mademoiselle Isabelle, the Jockey Club flower
girl, considering herself probably as an " institu
tion," and stated by her recent triumph in a court
of law, exchanged high words with the police at the
doors of the Opera at S in the morning of the
Mi-Carinw, and got into trouble. She was taken
to the station-house, but only detained for an hour
—k temps de riflichie, simply.
There is a talk of the court making a short excur-
idon to Fontainebleau or Compiegne, for the sake
of the Imperial Prince, now convalescent after the
measles.
Prince Napoleon is expected in Paris from Italy
on Thursday next.

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Carmen Rases.--Oa Saturday, at the
Court, the two late chnrolterate mese, reportad in this
journal, "Rdwards and Mann v. Hatton," and 'Haloes v.
Grant," were brought before Dr. Loshineton in reference
to aa appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Cone-
pi, The wort pee tin January in favour of the
churchwardens, and condemned the defendaaM is the costa.
Nodes of appeal had been given on the part of the de-
fendants, and the taxation of costa was prevented. The
cue tree ceme before the court in order to aseartafts whe-
ther the appeals were to be prooecuted. Kr. Hoare, se
proctor fur the churchwardens, seed for an order in the
matter. Mr. Crosse, on the other side, said he did not
know whether both appeals were to be prosecuted, sod
asked for further time. His lordship made en order that
as intention to appeal be produced within a fortnight,
otherwise tiro costs to be taxed spinet the deftesdents.
ROYAL CORIXISSION ON THE Laws or MARBAAOrt.
—The commissioners met at 32 Abingdon4trest, last week,
when Lord Chelmsford, Lord Hass, .P., Lord Lyveden,
Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood, Dr. Travers Twun, Mr.
A. M. Dunlop, M.P., and Mr. J. F. Macqueen. Q.C., ese.,
were present. Kr. Alderman Salomons, ILP., sod the
Rev. Dr. Stun. of Leghorn, 'eve evidence.
LONDON SOOTTISH V. CIVIL SRRVICE VOLITN-
TIZIUS.—The first match of the season between these corps
took place on Saturday at Wimbledon, and reignited in the
London Scottish being the victors by 19 marks. The Lon-
don Scottish were under the commsed of Captain Flood
Page, and the Civil Service under Lieutenant Lombard.
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—ID spite of
the ()old wind, the promenade at the South Kerwin' gtoe
Gardens was well attended on Saturday. There was a
small and pretty collection of wing dowers exhibited.
The band of the Royal Hers* Guards performed &trios
the afternoon.
ROYAL Geo:mamma Soarers.—At the meeting
of this society to be held this evening at Burliegton-
house, an &rootlet of the murder of the Afrisan explorer,
Baron Cronder Decker, on the river Juba, will precede all
than communications.
THE Lays Dm Wanton:Lt.—Dr. Whewell was
on Saturday buried in the College Chapel, Cambridge, io
socordasee with the wish of the seniors of the society.
Among thine who took part is the ceremony were the
, Chancellor of the ileiversitv. his Grace the Duke of De-
vonshire, attended by the Vies-Citaccellor, the Rev. Dr.
Certmell, Master of Christ's College, the Bishops of Wor-
cester and Ely, the Very Be,, the Dean, and the Venerable
the Archdeacon of Ely, with many heads of bosses and

professors.
Tffs SPRAIXR.—The Sunday Gazette says :
" The Speaker of the House of Commons. suffering from
a painful and troublesome abrasure of the leg, wee unable
to take the chair on Friday erasing, and he addressed
the following mote to Sir Dents Le llareheat. Clerk at
the Table, which wag read at prayer time, and befogs the
admiuion of @truisms to the chamber Speaker's
Mouse, March 9, 1866.—Sir,
tubeg u will °apron to
the house my greet regret I must ask leave to
absent myself from the service of the honse to-clay. I
trod that the pain from which I have beers suffer-
leg will be much relieved by rest till 'have th Monday sad that
I shell resume my duties on that day.—l e
honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, J. Evart
• Dmason Speaker.w To Sir Denis Le Merchant, Bart,
Guts Fins AT PLTYOI7M H, —PLYICOLIT MARCH Clerk to,
the Roe of Comm) ' Prom inquiries made
1L The new Patent Candle Company's works were bunt last evening at the Speak
es is New Palau-
dowel to-day. They are mowed for twelve thensand yard, we are enable to report any favourable cheap ia the
pounds in the London, Liverpool, and Globe Mks._ right knit- =entices and self-
gcntleman's condition. i
advised application of dieoylum plaster several weeks sines
Berter's 2'etcwram. to the affected part of the leg lass produced considerable
GRILX*If DZINCHATIC to, inliamstary actioo, and erysipelas is apprehended. There
sad la waterloo with, the national and densocratlo prepi- are three physicians in attendance on the Speaker, and if
goads white in married oa tram London by the Dattaakii he be guided by their advice he will remain perfectly quiet
Eidgeteme, s matter of Oermaa patriots who live ay mites for at least a week or ten days, leaving hie duties to be
le Switzerland, have now also commenoed working for the - performed by Mr, Dodson, the Deputy-Speaker."
promotion of that cause by means of publications. The Tun SHIM ANDOall.—The United States' consul
first sheet has jiist appeared under the title of The Vstal at Liverpool hae instructed Messrs. C. W. Kellock aed Co.
chigHion for welts*!. It advocates for °omen, Wien- 'to die se of the ez-confederate ship Shrnanclosh, which is
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