The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-27 00:00:00

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(now ova OWN CURRI:bI.OI.I,LN7.)
PARIS, TVENDAY
The Siide complains of the intolerance ~;
Archbishop of Paris in having ordered the
of his diocese sot' to give certificates of
to those young girls who frequent the
'lona] schools" founded by the
Madame Lemonnier, and which so V., earti
h,
the Bishop of Orleans. The A r',,,,
that the Sieck preaches to the wron):
the priests think light to refuse absol, •.
pupils of these schools, it is not for the •
question the discretion of the priests. Th,r
law to force people to go to conicss.on
the question for parents to considor is
they cannot better dispense v. it h
'mien than with these good szlio,,ll.
Ind heard that a number of st.rdent,
way this afternoon into the c .rt yar.!
Luxembourg Palace, where the Serrate sits,
tared cries of " Viva lea Profeseet:ra" and
les Calottes." (Down with the vleri. als. )
driven out by the police, who ,Ire,: thei••
. and two or throe young men were sound,
the absence of further infonnati...:, the con
the stud anus seems very foolish. The seri
an overwhelming majority. reptitlia:ed
the accusation of the cardinals the :
sore. Nothing could more stron_,i • •Nd
tennate the ignominious defeat of
disorderly conduct on the part of th,. •
It seems that Verdi's refusal of ::1.•
Crown of Italy was not prompte •• !..•
motives, as some have supposed, i. • 1,
of Rossini, and still more by a 1. •
himself by M. Broglio, the ..
Public Instruction. This 111inirt,: !, ,ti,. • !
a commission, of which it! , •
honorary president, to inquire and,
the best means of " reviving.' :I:e
music in Italy. Verdi, the rc.th r
the T,ariata, and the Tie rut
for not admitting that ItiCiatr :, it,
of decadence. But what male t•,•,
wrath run over was the public rt.., t
addressed by M. Broglio to R “41:11. in
said, " The music of the Ls! e:. t
be described as'
ing about. And what have
produced since your (h. fs cr • •
but four operas of Meyi Th. • •
so stung by this that wht
asked to compose a cantata f r •
Prince Humbert he excused Irims•• th•
that his genius was not aclaptc.i ts •
music."

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A critique in the F;garo by • ..
fort of M. Gerome's picture, • ":'..• I,
Marshal Ney," having given often, •, ;...
de Ia Moakowa, the latter sent t%,. •
general officers) to M. de Rocheior
either a retractation or a meeting. ]+l. o.• I: .• -
refused in the first place to retract ‘. •
he refused to fight on account of
had written in the character of a ...Li:
added that if the Prince de Ia 31,,5;.(_,‘ -
thirsted for his blood, he had only :
obtain the satisfaction he desire'.
affair remains for the present.
The Sultan has just made a prest nt to .
peror of a cannon which in 151).; •'
Francis 1. to the Venetian Gover!or of t • •
of Cyprus.
M. Bourjon, a prominent Rep:lblican 1.1 •
who died on Sunday at the age of nly
followed to the grave to-day :n Motor.-
Cemetery, during a heavy th•inder • .
wards of 600 persons, among wlioni •
members of the Corps Legislatif.

The firmness of the Bourse cont
rose 21c. for account, closing at C.'-fr.-•
fell l c. only after the late extranr&r.
The ilarirari has a sinTilarly •
tire. The god Mars, his enorimo.s S".r.l • •
on a peg above his head, is stret.h..i
asleep upon a pile of very full Ino.n y
reflection is : " He sleeps and dm: S-,
mattresses must be very costly."

Mr. William Forster, on Fridz , -' ••, .2
First Lord of the Treasury if he ~“n :t.
what steps he intends to take in referent 1:_• .1.
plated measure for expediting the
went on the new constituency in the

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Mr. Whalley has put the folkowi..g
notice on the House of Commons paper fo:

call attention to the recent Ito.m.n •
Ashton, Rochdale. Stalybridge, r• •
the county of Lancaster, and at Biru.:ogi..n. *V,•
hampton, Stone. Hanley, and other placee tl •
of Warwick and Stafford ; and to move (0:4 cc
inquire and report to the house as to the e.
of such riots, and what, if any, measures 7. •

secure to persons engaged in the delivery,'
speeches on the subject of protest.ustiste, . •
better protection." _

Mr. Murphy, ou Thursday, ,A
Secretary for Ireland whether her Maroty', .• •..
attend to take any further steps with
posed Catholic University in Ireland..
Sir Stafford Northcot43 intends 10
morrow that it be an instruction se Le sel.

mittee on boundaries of boroughs that the..
consider the petitions presented to this house or it •
jest of the places of nomination for coanty
that the petition' from South Molten, L.:, 0,:-
Tffnington, and Ilfracombe, relative to the
nomination for the northern division tr.e c.. .f • •
Devon, be referred to the committee..
Mr. Darby Griffith proposes t.)
the rescinding of the rule which forbid, ~.en.s..• •
House of Commons to allude in their eecht
debate in the other house of parlian,ent.
On the 25th of nest month Lord Eld
that an humble addled' be presented to h,
praying that she will be graciously pleased to
royal commission to inquire into and repo!
military organisation, in so far as it relate, to tI. •
ment of a sufficient and economical army of rts .t •
the means it offers of speedy and efficient
meet the requirements of war, more esvli-tri
defence.

The United States' tax on incomes is n. •
collected in all parte of the country and the (C-,
report a marked falling off as compared with tr,
for previous years. The tax is 5 per cent. OL
over 1,000 dollar., but the taxpayer has a ng. "
duct from his return all income received from •'
bonds of railways, canals, or other incorporw,..
poles, as the 5 per cent. tax is withheld by
panics and paid by them direct to the collector.
happens that a large portico of the income der'.
personal property does not appear in the returt• • )
The annual Congress of German J
this year to be held towards the close of A Z.

Hamburg.
Count trinius de Zaluaki, a Saxon scul:
fast died at Dresden of wounds received is a dn.' A'
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the principal works of the deceased are busts e .
Emperor and Empress of Austria prompted it
Napoleon 111. The count engaged in PO as ol "
in a regiment of cavalry, and was shortly afttrin. • • ,• •
officer for his bravery at Sadowa.
The Baroness de Stampe, who was the creted
friend and patroness of Thorwaidass, the great Drids
sculptor, and whoosh chateau Um artist pared tr,e
years of his life, surrounded by her with ewer/ 04: 1_„
affestioa,bas just died at Nyser, is How ark.:ll
Chateau of Blampeiserg, hi which she had ha
fittal GP for Lin, sad where he executed his lot *""