The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-14 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. TUESDAY Evsarrsa.

In the Corps Legislatif yesterday, M. Magnin,
the member for Dijon, a young debater of great
promise, moved, in a very effective speech, that
amendment of the " left" which affirms that the
true remedy for the agricultural distress, which
cannot be denied, involves the lowering of the
mutation duties, the diminution of the contingent,
and a partial suspension of those nnproduc-
eve works of embellishment, which divert so many
hands and so much indispensable capital from
agriculture.
After M. Magnin's amendment was negatived
by a show of hands, M. Picard supported another,
the text of which yen have already published, to the
effect that the inquiry ought to be conducted by the
Corps Legislatif, and should be rendered complete by
publicity. His argument was; in substance, that
the chamber as representing the people was the
grand inquest of the nation; that an official inquiry
conducted by the administration could not possibly
lead to any results that were not settled beforehand,
and that the deputies were the only authorised
judges of agricultural, as of all other interests. If
as things stood they were without sufficient infer-
nation, it was entirely owing to the laws which
prohibited public meetings and denied a
Itree press. As an instance of this he
cited the case of the wine-growers, who
when desiring to hold a congress to discuss their
own special interests, without reference to poli-
ties, met with refusals from the prefect in
levery department where they made the at-
I tempt, and were ultimately refused in Paris,
without reason assigned. In following this
line of argument, M. Picard was repeatedly in-
terrupted by Count Walewski, who told him to con-
fine himself to the amendment ; but he as often
affirmed that he was strictly speaking to the ques-
tion when be used arguments illustrative of the
manner in which the inquiry to be efficacious ought
to be conducted.
The amendment was thrown out by 223 votes to
23.

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On Friday Mr. O'Reilly will call attention to
the question of extending the advantages of the Saturday
half-holiday to those branches of the civil service which do
sot yet enjoy it; and ask the government what hrs
been determined as to the report on the subject laid before
the late Premier by the committr 3 appointed to report. Owing to several regiments having lately left the
Mr. White will oak the Secretary of State for camp ea @melee, the number of troops present at Alder-
War, to-morrow, if It be true that the 7.inch Whitworth shot was not large. Those reviewed by the eases amounted
gun, triad at Shoehorns., proved, as regards sedusaos, to about 4,000 foot and 1,200 eavalry. artillery, and other
to be a failure, and whether say subsequent and special mounted corm. This Is the first visit which her Majesty
experiments have been made so as to justify the War-office has paid to the 'amp slam the ?doses death.
In feeling ooefidence in the safety and serviceable qualities The Roman catholic clergy of Cork have deemed
of the Whitworth system when applied to guns of 8 and it emenary to give their flacks pertionkr wended against
flinch calibre. over Indulgence on at. Patrick's Day, and amities them
Mr. Dent will to-morrow ask the Chancellor of spinet %skim part in any unlawful demenstraties.
the F.:chequer whether the government have de- Tun LODOig Flill/ClllBL—d. special general
Bided upon the compensation to be paid to persons whose At the Bourse to-day Route closed with Marcelo
meths by orders of the Privy Council or the load meeting of the Working Men's Lodger Franchise Anode-
' lion was held last evening at the Brougham Dicing Hall,
a shade of difference from yesterday. Mobilier
ca
tie
previous to the passing of the Cattle
D▪
isuses Act, and from what funds such composes-Mee of considering the Government Refeem Bill. Mr.
Fleet-street, Mr. George Potter in Ike chair, for the par.
rose lir. 25c. ;Credit Fondle! fell Mfr. ; and Italian
tion is to be paid ; and Admiral Duneombe toposes to ask 10c. The market was dull. cation express l's satisfaction that by the Reform Bill in-
the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he traduced by Mr. Gladstone the object which it has sought to
purposes to introduce a elasoe into the " 'ttle Pligue
guise to preen we
Bill,'
enabling lean cattle to be sold and removed from In consequence of the
not coming to hand till the lour moral continental mail "tail is .oe, freta :tPtrgad time ia=mZiaat:el a ledger
of
me on or about Lady-Day, especially when there is a grahlio ficatioa, being fixed at the clear annual value of IW.,
fa
are unable to present oar readers with the latest news or tantamonat to a rent payment of 161. 10a. per annum,
change of tummy. contained io the foragn journals. will almost entirely shut out werliog WWII from the tomtit
Mr. Hubbard intends to move, man amendment Tax Wan =mint si,Ais AND pixtr._,A Pre- of each chum, and *stokes denim Its opinion that
any qualification for lodgers be the sample payment of the
t° Mr. ahleidani teeelettan as the 20th, "That the firs p
by her Majesty the Que.° is published ie lest rant, without reference to the ' °leer annual value' of the
insanities duty operating as a tax on property, with (=op- . night's Cozens deolariog the neutrality of this mushy in premises, sad that the name of the edger, being aloe
time in favour of wealth and heemanimeak aught not ba he the hostilities which liars commenced between Spain cad Placed neon the Mister, *ball continue airs without the
perpeteated as a mimes of raising a portion of the national Peru, sad inflating fires penalties say B. ilia seeresity of making an anneal claim, the
ealy to the
revenue." i masonry regnlatioes as to removal on the pars of the
I subjects who shall " violate or contravene the laws end ! voter' Mr. Jostles seconded the resolution. He said
The Leeds Mercury saps :—" Some idea of the 1 statutes of the realm or the law of nations in reference ' that so far as the working seas was concerned the lodger
extent of the ravages of the cattle plague in this district thereto.' : frenoleiesproposed by Mr. Gladstone was a MPS deludoe.
may be famed from the fact that the compensation in the I It is expected that the next West India mail will i The dye, suggrebn:diteaultdhesirli net ete=trid:
West Riding alone during the lam fortnight amonats to , bring the examinatioe before the British ammissimers in fully,e"alosa na::;;',,tooonforepee with the metropolitan
7,0001. The West R'dleg beakers have cm:mated to Jamaica of Colonel Hobbs and Colonel Nelson with that . members, to see what imp,o,,,mooto meld be made to It nits Cants'
honour all themes for compensation for the destruction of of Provost Marshal Baum,. lAs the bill was now understood, be thought it would sot I TIMPTIIIO • NOTE= TO MCSDLIL ...„.
Friday, Sulu"
cattle until midsummer, when a special rate will be levied : RoTA, G.0,,A,,,,icA, Boon" —Ag the meeting receive the hearty sod undivided support clothe worlds(
London he At the Wedneohnryhrolimmeo:t=ely wow
.1. Hebei 0
to meet these claims, upon the new valuation of the of this society oo Monday „men
last, "end Plaifah .sses. is
Sb:dsirtses of
the
patliesgg wick Mesas. II Mereh, i 63.15811014, wohagar:orndlithur,... isei.a Sarah Beth to
county, which will then be in force, and which gives an our consul at Zanzibar, read an account which he had re: Low.,- ir re-s-
bamran,y andls-other sham liberals of that I her Infant sue Jaime. Mr. Khmer* apper4 Orag:roo
increased rateable value of one million sterling to the °erred of the barbarous murder of the African traveller,
stud, The. ;tore libeller, of the working eteeeee, end' este. no prisoner was andsfaaded. le ~.
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Biding." . Biros Chutes von der Thelma, by the iohahituits of Bor. • p.aetbiagYabeet them. The sugge of the °beim,* tbe widens, et swab 8,„,n, and bet mow, Igen eso,,
' den, as the river Juba. The bares's steamer was wreaked knew offered the ''''''
The Prince Royal of Denmark is now in Paris, a fe,,, tofu, obo„ the tows on the insa of September, awl was adopted, and the meeting ed}onnisd natal next the prbooer, ea the 6th of March, 1862.
child, d
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sad travels nadir the time of the Comet de Krouborg. on the 37th he returned in a boat to Benders, is eximpasy ; ww.,
woman a oomeiga to "make away" with a cloini •11
who
1 LYNG MIN% CIiIIINTIAIr AMOCIATION. —The 21st . she lead a few days previously bees dammed, "dam de
His inteatioe is to visit Switzerland, Itily, Geese., end with Dr. Liok, leaving Lieutemat von Bthielth in emennad !
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_f skis isa. bold
yesterday eve.- : be admitted wow/ Sc be the father. millet ise, ,__ may
perhaps the List. of the camp formed sear the wreak. Oa the let of October, swot. uswal33.,,_'w „e„...31177.__, us, w1e1e,...”.. bee hung, that OM ....
to have asked him ti kw wished to see
the vamp having been attacked by as armed band °Wok Kt Baal"' nag 4.. a". ... .'"." "..berler la mail ewe the infest. Be mewed the atm Oa v.:
The Neue Frensdenblatt of Vienna gives the fol- Swoon from 8.4.,r0 sod tee &meet= kfliod„ Lmatemem . labia the chair, but et the imem saawassi a Ss, was re- 1 •child
•
se Mae months old, oe Mk lettEri
lowing particulars relative to the approaching betrothal of Toe Schickb, with the ausioder of the piety, abandoned 'lived, from his lordship regretting: hsits illshilltr
east wttlutslitsige , ohollsewbweeeiss Sarah Oman because she resolutsl7 VW";
the Biag of Greece to the Grand Dachau; Wen of the wis • heat on his slate &miter for assist- ein!
ei. nowegatlr at in
attacked him In atte fees, so that he had been ' to carry his Gruel Irish Into exeention. The Prie°3Br
Russia :—" The ceremony will take place in a short setw the bra litaaikala ri me the
laved
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at vnrdams-
coofised to his ram Woos Satardsy aflame& Mr. Hobert committed for trial at the assizes. „....
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.„4 wealth.
time, bet the marriage will DOS be edam.; at Herders. auerdnoiow laying in with his awasaaaaa ea the . Beim was thee milted to the their. The report staled that 1 • Stir or THII "Ora 8011u0oL.a
;Trot. ag
for throe or four years, and when Hinz George shall have 30th of September to End his way heck to Ihe wreak, be during 1865 the mission of the amoniation
la
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. l`tarle'd from
Hi, grid ebnesfpatcbed thielait
embraced the orthodox Greek rrligloo. The Greed Dashes' wee foreed to return to the tows on the Ist a Oototer, Wird. by
iail ti *lictivitEhydßre
smiribend.essissailPtlar
1 Hull to the Davis Strafes' whale fishnies. Th:
swami
is the second daughter of the Grand Duke OmMentice, lawale pro' U.k
and
a tows
:7" to
caoee utions tb.e ters
addremes yfrom suet ma, distributioo a 42,030 Mesta, 1 wader the soramead of entail Wale. !,..anmeeee. If
sod was born on the 4th of February, 1854, and is mom search. —nu trualt7Y was
Demo ateendanto and their skirts he abates at h 7 he lihrare sea re:thog Mina. Broach and other am- . with the noel suenessfel Period tlitstrlb„,,, laill
quently In her 13th year. King George is EL" a pea systems" and oe his Mum a number of eiettoes
sieliallei theoughouti Great ill dial, sadiselrateittlit 1rt01,174: ealltylbhittiarteL'selo'lbo io„,.fygo, sod bit
According to the Owl, the conference which is wee embed upea hiss, boned his arms, aad led him away thehis
ttrildr—ef the Rat - tastion Oyer the searatiereg et a Heroes
side
102 years old. At that tore she smiter, ma
sitting le Park on the affairs of the Disables Prineipalities tit.h° hat suetsre:jaati 'are Lick returned kinad,
--- his and the Halted Steam. The association greatly seeded she wee built was roe of the vlastqler !roc
letweATl,:ii
hoe as yet doles lecithin heyoeld verifying the Powers a the ;TA to the &basswood "mak oft the ealleoied dap and met peeneiary assietesee. The rootlets far the hurt year wok! wood wee taken for the build 0.t.._54_ Lswaisme imed la die
plenipoteetiaries, and dispetchieg its advice to the Bea- with a lib* tea& The weal. awe atteadeate was al. not equal ha the immediate (inciedieg • f
3,400
lb. bet the long We of leo irawremema 1), as Zne OPlell
mans la remain tranquil until the pivots shall have deter- lowed to »tine le safety I. Have, where en Beglith am- lam •) by 4161. M. ,46 M. the receipts being 3,4001. lb. Ea., whale fishery trade, but she was
mined what is beet foe their future welfare, of-war wen wailing Se Nader Maim/tee It was able. end the snelialture ,
il Is. 3d. I wine trade.

Charles Abearillill;s4,;;,.4.7le;iie•Tl as s ter
wee finally examined on a charge of frlosisaly WA*
and entering the warehouse of Henri. Vans&
manufacturers. Falcon-km, Batteries. and Ma*
from 132 peke of gloves.
It appeared from the evidence that the prisseereatik
Pkyed-In the warehouse about six years ago, sad Idesdiel
he -wee folly acqnsieted with the premises. Os ths weft
of the 16th ult. a window was found open, aid the.°
goo*. Oo the following Friday the pvisooer weetts=
of Mr. B. Tringhsm, a glove maker in the WI
sad represested that he had a quantity of gimes ter
that he was ie the habit of buying extessinly at Mena
Fowees' sad therefore obtained them epos beemelis
terms. Mr. Tringham refuted to purchase say ma
bad seen them. The prisoner thee went aim MB
returned in a short time afterwards with two
pairs of the stoles gloves, which he agreed to mil _
tl
?t ilt:ral
Having
Mr received information of ths rselfitA
me an excuse that be bad no men* no
as appointment was agreed upon for the primer/ MOM
the next evening. He was punctual to his
and found the police waiting for him. Be bad sold a neyr
bee of other pairs, end a quantity was feud sl Of-
laTrefsa.wers two other eases spinet him. He bola,
at the Spur lan, in Highielreet, Beethwarlt. Oe
ult. a coat and a pair of trousers Wanting *
Bensett Duet, the landlord's son, were missed /Or_
tke perkier. When the primer was apprehended iftt
first charge a pawnbroker's duplicate man% to ill.'
and trmests was Neu ton him. The second thane_
fee steelies• pipe wed nine billiard bail, from the bafo,'
ranee at the Half Moon Betel, also io the Higastrala,
Southwark. On being taken Into custody ii
the woos
Mosits. Pawnee, the priscreer was smoking tbe stoles OF'
Mr. Ingham committal the primrose for Unice tbo
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