The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-11 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM P,

(mom oua own coma/unmet.)
PARIS. Paulo]
I have heard nothing new to-thy e
Emperor's health. It is only renurko
Moniteur, which habitually regime fte
terial council, does not confirm the mar
Constitutiounel that his Majesty fetid
one held yesterday. There is met
today at rumours of projects of ateleui
tamed by France. The Sii,cle
spatch from Berlin affirming that the It
made a formal demand at Berlin
of the Rhenish provinces, Bed
premien government has 4. not
the present time thought fit to we
This would be very ominous nerrs, it
quite at variance with the recent matt
the Imperial organs both in Path as
that the Emperor disclaims all idea of
his frontiers. Although the rumour ,
easiness at the Bourse, it could set
fully believed, or the fall would hoe
greater than it was—only about 3rje ie
and 40c. in Italian.

The Libertf notices that the 31.0.itest
fully chary of the news it vouchsafe, to
about the arrival in Paris of the Imps
of Mexico. When the packet Imparatz
arrived at Saint Nazaire, the 3futiikur
that fact, but omitted to say that h
Majesty was on board. yertade
as I remarked to you, the oi
nal could not make up its mach
her arrival in France. This nieniag
length of stating that she is in Pan
not say that she alighted at the Gnat
her husband's Minister of Foreign Ai
large following. These little Waren
able symptoms that her visit to Pans k
importunate. However, she as
St. Cloud. Whether the Nieto:
enough to receive her I as,
I informed, but the Empress Etienne
' visit this afternoon at the Grand
Liberty congratulates itself that when
several days ago that the Emma t;
coming, it was let off with an who
tradiction instead of being prawns
news. " How much news," it ad
false yesterday that is true today'"
The news that the Imperialist to
taken Matamoros, telegraphed to the
Beige, from St. Nazaire, by some see
in the same boat with the Emile
must be false. The Monifew au
not confirm it, but contains ate
Mexican affairs manifestly isoow
such an event.
The Council of the Order of Ade*
elected M. Allou NlG:ors/tier for the e
I predicted this election a fortail
Allou, who distinguished himself is t
concerning the validity of Primo .1
parte's marriage with Mils Pattasa,

is the most rising man among tl
who had no name before the coup d,
M. Picard, the deputy for Pak,
haustible verse makes him a thorn is
the President and government rpm
Corps Legislatif, was, after several b
a result, elected (last on the poll) a m
Council of the Order. This is a very

for him because barely justified by le
the bar.

The Court of Cassation this mon
the judgment of the Maritime Cour
of Brest, by which it was declared ti
of the Fcederis Arca had been ilk
lad sentenced to death, on the grou
were amenable to common law, sr
have been tried by a naval court-
supreme court is clearly of opinion i
piracy of which they were guilty in
sion of the vessel brought thent wd
siona of the Code, which assigns a
for the trial of such offences. The(
tion has now referred thu appal of
to the Maritime Court of Revision

WEATHER REPORT.-(TRI

SATURDAY, Avocet 11. I AJ

IT.I w• . :3.!-`l7=
412 7. 1

Mars 30.00 61; W. i 1 T, 1
Aberdeen 21.67 61! N.W. 3, ! 1
Leith 30.04 N.N.W. 1 3 I
Ardrosire 30.0264 N.N.W. 4• 5 N.
Oresseedie SLIM 14 W. 3. W. I 1 • 3 %
44644134.. 114.13 WI 5.6. W. 4 1
ossr: ! 1 I
17t W.W. 1 3 5 VII
11= 110.47 67. W.W.W. 34 • W. 31
Peussee 30.21 S 9 14. W. ; 3 7 N. 21
Brad i . 10.24 39. N.W . I 6
lorke 30.28 60. W. .3 . 3
au416•1444 29.94 as 14
N. 4 4
Plyzootttb 30.14 49 74.1. W. 1: 3 . 3.5
Weymouth 16.16 St N. W.
Portsmouth_ 10.11 671 N. 441 N. 3
London 30.6 67 N.N.W. • 3. 3
Vermouth 30.6066 N.N.E. •74
Scarbotovei. 210.46 66: N.N.L 11 I •
RAW& 74.117 64' N.& 2 3
Hadar

BOURNS.
TM winds ever the British 14Ies
esal
fresh from north and north-west. wort en
where they hare returned to ruttrovet.
showers have occurred both on our northers'
Barometric pressure has increased confides'

A meeting was held in the Free t
cheater, last night, " for the purpose of t
the exclusion of the people from the
re-asserting the principles of the Before
ingher Majesty to dismiss the Tory mail
president of the Manchester Aerate A.
chair ; and addresses were delivered by
Rey. W. Bonner, formerly a lecturer 1
Law League; Mr. Cramer, Mr. Wrigifs
Mr. Howell, Mr. Lecreft, and others.
A case of great importance, knee
North Eak cue," has, after ten days t
to a close at Edinburgh. The defend'
Cowan, and other firms r when
at issue was whether the discharges fro
or were not a nuisance to the plaintitis,
estates on the banks of the North Yok
Edinburgh. Yesterday, the jury 1004
nine to three for the plaintiffs.
Tim WZATHIS AND THE HAni
desert' Chronicle and Apriroltonil (MY
to reports which it has received from al
of the United Kingdom respecting tbr
says :—" A gale has been sweeping over
of the and a good deal of whest
been lost upon the ground in the
sides this the weather has been general
has no doubt aggravated the mischief
blight, of which we bear serious scoounl
fen districts of Cambridgeshire and Lin
be seen, however, from the following tal
are generally better than those we yul
The wheat crop is undoubtedly below
year, but not so bad as in Pall ; nevi mo
are pretty fair, the pea crop in particuln
The following is the table of returns :

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