The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-02 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(/um ovv. OWN

PARIS, SUNDAY Ryas's°.

The French government continues with rigid im-
partiality to seize and confiscate English journals
of all shades of politics which contain any fact or
opinion concerning politics, morals, religion, litera-
ture, or art unpleaaing in the eyes of those who
wield ministerial authority for the hour. I reported
yesterday an extraordinary razzia, comprising news-
papers which habitually manifest an almost super-
stitious reverence for imperial institutions. But
servility is all impotent to command the gratitude
of despotism. The subscribers to the English read-
ing-rooms are to-day deprived, by authority of Na-
poleon 111., of the following long list of English
papers, all of which it must be presumed contain
dangerous matter:—The Atheneum, Examiner,
John Ball, Leader, Saturday Review, Horning
Advertioer, and Homing Herald.
The Prase says in its weekly commercial review:
Trade has this week received a piece of news which ie
likely to exercise & favourable influence upon business for the
spring season. The Dank, at length, decides to take bills
with 90 days to run en attendant, the favourable moment for
reducing its discount to 6 per cent. This measure does net
produce any very meat immediate effect upon merchants' bill
books, for during the last live eras months that it has been
impossible to negotiate paper at longer date than GO or 7.5
days, people have become used to these hard con-
ditions, and have regulated their transactions accord-
ingly. Nothing could more strongly show the so-
lidity of our conunereial houses than the facility with
wbkh they have supported mob • crisis. Failures have
been extremely nue ; nevertheless, many houses must have
found it very difficult to meet their engagements when dis-
counts could only be effected at sixty days. tip to the Fr-
eest time very little activity has been manifested either in
the wholesale or retail trade. Tho amount of business dons
last week was again altogether insignificant. There is un-
futnnately no favourable change in the price of raw caste-
riale and colonial goods. The rise seems likely to continue.
This is the greatest obstacle to any real revival of trade.
General Berrycr, the brother of the celebrated
advocate, and the uncle of M. Arthur Berryer, died
last night in Paris.

PARIS, Bereansv EVENING.
The trial of the directors of the Napoleon Docks
is not yet over, and in the total absence of any, stirring
news, it is the principal topic of the day. You will
have seen from the reports that M. Arthur Berryer,
the son of the distinguished advocate of that name, a
government commissioner, whose duty it was to
watch over the proceedings of the company, is
accused of having connived at the frauds with which
the directors are charged, and that he now throws
upon three ministers the responsibility which the
lion seeks to fix upon himself. says that
prosecution seeks to fix upon himself. 'He says that
M. Persigny, who, when Minister of Commerce, ap-
pointed him to the post, M. Nfagne, and M. Itouher
were all made aware by him that the company,
though ostensibly starting with subscriptions for
200,000 shares, had, in fact, only from 85,000 to
88,000 shares subscribed for. If they chose to take
no initiative, M. Berner argues that it was not
for him, a subaltern, to make a stir about the
matter. M. Berryer further states positively that
it was known at the Ministry, that beyond his re-
gular salary of 5,000 f., he hail an extra allowance
when he went to England to study the subject of the
docks. It might not perhaps be known that the
exact amount of what the prosecution calls his
" clandestine salary " was 1,230 f., because ministers
seldom enter into details, but it was, he affirms, well
known that he had something extra for his expenses
from the funds of the company. In answer to the
latter allegation, M. lleurtier, formerly Director-
General in the Department of Agriculture and Com-
merce, had written to the president of the court to
state that M. Berryer undertook to go to England at
his own expense, and that the administration would
never have tolerated for a single instant the exist-
ence of any relations of the nature of those revealed
at the trial between the government commissioner
and the dock company. M. Berryer, on being
pressed by the President to answer M. Bent-
tier's letter, said that the whole truth of this
affair would probably never be ascertained;
that he " also possessed secrets, and if hard driven,
would disclose them." As he persisted in his asser-
tions, M. Heartier was sent for to-day to be con-
fronted with him, and a very extraordinary scene
took place. M. A. Berryer, who throughout the
whole proceedings manifested the greatest sangfroid
and confidence in his own position, directly con-
tradicted the positive statements of the ex-Director-
General of the Deportment of Agriculture and Com-
merce and being asked to explain a letter in which
sail—" The intervention of a govern-
owitosandiniseer in the commercial transactions of
s snmpany which he is charged to superintend with
rim strietnese would be fraught with serious in-
annenwience," M. llerryer admitted that the letter
IPSO written, but said that it was written officially,
swil ger form's sake, and that his counsel, when
1111 elm to the defence, would produce a private
nististxrial letter of an opposite tendency. The
speeches of counsel commenced late this afternoon,
bat it is hardly possible that the trial can be
finished to-night.
The Bourse has been very good to-der, the settle-
Rent turning out decidedly against the bears. The
Rente rose 40e. for cash and 23e. for account, closing
rat 70.15 and 70.20. Business was done very freely
.Ihr the next account. Mobilier rose 7.50. Railways
were eerrhooyant. The receipts of the week, pro-
bably owing in some measure to the unusually fine
weather, have been most encouraging. The ams
mentation is in Lyons, 318,045 f. ; Orleans, 108,38 X,
Mediterranean. 246,158 f. ; Northern, 162,814 f.
Western, 123,299 f. ; Eastern, 67,0451. i fienithern,
109,428 f.; making an increase of 1,300,000 f. upon
six lines. Orleans rose 12.50, Northern 10, Lyons
10, Mediterranean 15, Southern 10, Western 7.50,
and Eastern 2.50.
The Morning Herald, Standard, Morning Adver-
tiser, Atlas, Sunday Times, and Lloyd's Weekly
Newspaper, were seised to-day.

The Government Emigration Commissioners have
;harMs Pin* to leave Plymouth for (below oaths
_ut, with maturat at 14 guineas pet heti&
mad the Melia* Uwe Etehealmil fee 4da °mum
el Ape 2 aszt, with ereigreats, at Mt bad. perms

ITALY.

ROMAN CARNIVAL AND BANDITTI.
(mow Oti OWN

ItTatE:Fr.n. 21.

The carnival revels of Rome continue their pro.
Tereus course without let or hindrance. Racing and
rollicking go on in the Corso by day, belle and
me,querades in the palaces and theatres by night,
and even religious establishments are wised with a
frantic mania (the English College amongst others)
for changing grave ecclesiastical student' into Thes-
pian actors, and making sacred oratorios degenerate
into profane operas. But the warning voice of the
Cardinal Vicar reminds the Romans of " the return
of that saving period during which all sorts of
worldly amusement must be banished, and, mortify-
ing ourselves with vigils and fasting, we must at-
tend more especially to the sanctification of our
souls." His Eminence, in his public manifesto,
,disttivioncatllygramiiit:i7oiitiedon, of bacon
goes . on to enlarge ulan the indulgent dis-
position of the Pope in allotting the use of eggs
and milk on Fridays and Saturdays during the
ensuing Lent (with the exception of certain days),
and lard sauces. The use of meat and fish in the
va:r and the
and.in eperrmeailttiisn, permitting
keepers of inns, taverns, and eating-houses are
ordered to adhere to the Quaresimal rtgulations, " SO
that every one may know that we are in the capital
of the catholic world." _
... . .

Amongst the cosmopolitan visitors to the Eternal
City during this Satnrnalian period, I had the
pleasure of meeting a Milanese lady and gentleman
at dinner this week, who had just arrived from
Lombardy, rid Bologna and Florence. On my
inquiry whether any rumour of brigandage
still prevailed in the northern pros-ems*,
they informed me that they themselves had under.
gone convincing proofs of the presence of marauders
in those districts, notwithstanding the supposed ex-
tirpation of the last remaining band, of outlaws.
On the 22nd ult., between Nlodena and Bologna, the
diligence in which they were travelling was stopped
about seven o'clock in the evening, at the distance of
only half a mile from Bologna, by seven bandits,
whiise first care was to cut the traces and prevent the
farther progress of the vehicle. 'flie passengers,
half asleep, were aroused by the ery of Abbas.° i
forestieri, the doom of the diligence wets
opened, and the Milanese lady and her husband,
who, with another passenger not of wealthy
condition, were the sole inmates, were made
to alight, and ordered to give up their money,
watches, and ornaments, without delay. These
commands being. complied with, their travelling bags
were next examined in search of valuables, but the
brigands in their haste overlooked a gold bracelet
belonging to the lady, nor did they proceed to take
down the luggage from the roof of the carriage,
amongst which they would have found a case of
valuable Geneva watches. The conductor had to
sustain their wrathful objurgations on account of
being three-quarters of an hour behind his proper
time, a delay of which the brigands complained in
moat forcible language, as well as of the poverty of
the strong box, hinting that they might not be so
indulgent another time if things were not more ea
reige. I inquired of the young bride whether she
had had to endure any rudeness at the hands of
her assailants, but she assured me that they were,
on the contrary, "gratiosissimi," and even promised
to restore her the wedding-ring which she had
drawn off her finger injher hung and fright, and had
given them, together with her other rings. In the
haste of their departure, however, they forgot this
delicate attention, and went off unceremoniously.
leaving their victims (the lady and her husband lost
about three hundred lire) in the unpleasant predica-
ment of utter darkness., mangled harries., snow upon
the ground, and more snow fast falling from the
clouds. After an useless application and demand
for oxen at a neighbouring cottage, whose inmates
were either afraid of the brigands or in league with
them, assistance was obtained from some distance,
and the conductor and postilion, aided by a country-
man, with cords soon put the diligence into condi
tion to reach Bologna. There a report was made of
the affair, and the police set actively to work, and
they succeeded in arresting a number of individuals
supposed to belong to the hand ; but although the
travellers stayed in Bologna five days making their
depositions, confronting the brigands (the lady
perfectly recognised the individual who received her
money and rings), and expecting the restitution of
their property, they had to set out fur Florence at
last with no other satisfaction than the confirmation
of the haeknied proverb that it is "ill getting butter
out of a dog's throat."

The Brussels Intlependanee of yesterday Rays iss.
''' Our correrpendenee from Madrid her already epoken of •
proses full of eminne revelations, brought by M. Paid
against the hothead of Queen Isabella. The Curette Jet
Trihunanz gives the text of the document produced by K.
Pala In support of bit claim. It is a letter written
by the Hine{. own hand, and runs thus :—" I glee
you as my father hat done, full power to take all necessary
steps for bringing about the marriage of the Queen of Spain
with me. I know your ability, and am peeruaded that all
will be ratified by me and my father, and that all the es-
pewee. will be paid to you after my marriage out of the first
dirposable money, either out of the treasury or the royal
purse."
BRIGANDS IN Trnat:Y.—A letter from Salonica,
in the Journal de Constantinople, Mateo that Abmet racks,
the governor, had lately visited the different districts of the
province, and adopted eeveral ittet.ures for the suppression of
sigtindage. A hand of rollers hosing been fallen in with by
1 the troops rent in runeh of them, were first called on to sar-
i render, lout having replied to the summons by musket shots.
the fire was returned, and four of than killed, and five made
prisoners. This expedition has had tie effect of clearing the
country of the brigands by whom it had been infested.
A very large number of persons employed in the
trigonometrical survey of the United Kingdom tire about to
be discharged.
New money-order offices will be opened thin day
at the following places—viz., Attridge rind Alrerwar, in Star-
fordthire ; Blackwood, in Monmouthshire; Clun and Prat.
in Salop; Haworth, in Yorkshire: Meaner, in Derbathite;
High-street, in Deptfitt; Tolleshunt d'Areer, in 'Emig;
(druids.. in Invenuss-shire; Vitt-street, inEdinburgh; and
Ballingarry, in Tipp M.
The attempt t r raise the mail ateamer Tyne,
stranded on the coast of Dorset, has attain fade I. Early last
week she floated and obifted her position. After that ever
thing was natty for floating her effectually. The water wit
pumped from her, and in a quarter of an hour the would
have been buoyant and under control, when a henry ground-
swell came on, and the chip being light, w.or driven 70 feet
farther in chore.
THE. AMERICAN MAILE.—LIVERPOOL, SATERHAL
—The Royal Mail ateamsship America, Captain W. J. O.
' Lang, sailed from the Mersey at one p.m., for Horton and
Halifar, with the wood mods for the United State•
British 'North American poarralens, tilt
.parengers, and •
fall cargo of merrhandier on freight. Pnor tn her departure
' copies of the hotshot journals of this date were placed en
board the America by Messrs. Williner awl Smith, of Liver-
pool, for the pre.. ar.d norstsinins of the Weatern Continent.
MANCHESTER M.ECTIANICS. INsTITUTION.—The
;eke anneal meeting of this institution, took pare on Than-
day evening. and drew together, as natal, acme of the moot
1 distinguished men of the town, moat of whom have bees
' members from the first, including Mr. J. C. Dyer. Mr. W.
Fairbaini. C.E., F.R.S.. Mr. Robert., CE., Mr. Fothergill.
C.E., and ;them. Mr. Oliver Heywood, who presided, roads
same - - etaternenta in mansion with the a

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promos
of the institution, among which may be mintioned its
increase in members, the establishment of new el wee, and
the prosperity of the older elossea. He also nun-
dosed the il-otsing fact that POMP MI6 mat who
were proposing to estublish a workingonen: college
',Millar to those in London, (Wont, Cambridge,
Nottingham, had proposed an alliance with this institution.
their preposition being that the Mechanic.' Institution
should give the ore of two room, in their new building for
the college. with fire awl gaslight ; and the college to give
in return free admission for the member% to all their dames
He trusted that the pmpesel would be carried into eyed.
A report read by Mr. Hutehings, the servetary, mentioned
that the receipts from the exhibition in support of the fund
for defraying the sad of the new building had reached
nearly 7:00W.. and would probably leave, after defraying 4
expenses, the handsome gum of 4.0001. tower& the reduction
of the debt. The males taught in the evening clamed
wets 719 in number against 664 in the corresponding quarter
of hat year; and the females in day elapse. were 301 agsfail
MIL
IPIOPOSED SIIPPItIionTON OF GREF.NIVICH FAlR.ars
• mainsiiial. nunetronoly signed, Is about being presented to
Mr GeorgaDrey, the Home BerfetAig, ProYing for the oar
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7KIB DAY.

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inliablgi* SSW lknoirf, mai Kr. hams, sp-
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

Tie Masa mks of Ho Casts] Criodasl Court occurred
ti do soleal=tho Lea Ho.. the Laud Mayor, the
ar 1.-W. Cordia, Wire, eatittim
eileigglearif is" Mr. thiemberat Canby, Mr. U
Aallelea, Sm. bs.
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alltPre•Meir A. jury, aspatabeed
am *pea the eskslise erd die are la
amher, eat, with kw ad d • wry mime
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THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

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