The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-12 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORREBPONDINT.)
PARIS, FRIDAT EVENING.
The following delicious paragraph will be found
in this week's Memorial Diplomatique :

While yet remaining at the head of affairs, the Emperor
Maximilian has determined, until a national congress
shall decide the future fate of the country, to put off all
the external pomp of royalty ; he has therefore dismissed
his court, and lives at Orizaba with all the simplicity of a
private gentleman.
Well! but what becomes of the New York tele-
gram announcing the return of Maximilian to his
good city of Mexico, and the enthusiastic reception
he met with there t Why, it must be
a falsehood, as I suspected yesterday when
I saw that the date of the triumphal entry
to Mexico was not given, and the Moniteur, in its
resume of Vera Cruz news to Dec. 14, said that
although his return to Mexico had been said to be
expected, he had not then left Orizaba. The Me-
morial goes on to observe that the suite which ac-
companied the Empress Charlotte to Europe has
also been discharged, and there is not now a single
Mexican at Miramar. The Count de Bombelles
is the only attache yet in the service of Maximilian,
and he left Paris on Jan. 3 to join his master. The
Empress Charlotte is affirmed to be better, but
she is unfortunately in the hands of two sets of
physicians, who do not agree about her treatment.
Her Italian doctors are for giving her more liberty;
but the Germans rigorously insist upon a con-
tinuance of the system hitherto followed as necee-
try.

A Monsieur Martinike, alias Lamartinike, was
sentenced to-day to six months' imprisonment and
a fine of 10,003 fr. for the possession of a clandes-
tine press in the Isle of St. Denis. This is the
press from which are supposed to have issued cer-
tain revolutionary manifestoes against the Spanish
government.
Prince Napoleon gave a literary dinner on Tues-
day, to which MM. About, Taine, and Renan were
invited.

Mademoiselle Georges, in her day a great actress
at the Francais, in dead, at the age of 78. She
left the stage long ago. The last time her lame
was before the public was in 1855, when she ob-
tained the coveted concession of taking care of
sticks and umbrellas at the Universal Exhibition.
Ultimately it was held impracticable to make the
public give up their sticks, ac., and Mdlle. Georges
obtained a considerable compensation for the dis-
appointment.

WEATHER REPORT.—(ams DAY.)

881171 DAT, JANOARY 12, 8 A.M.

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