The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-21 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(71011 0111

PARIS, TIIISDAT ETINIIIO.

In answer to inquiries at the Tuileries, it is stated
that the health of the Imperial infant, which the
Moaileur announced to bare been better :ast evening,
is still further improved to day. Nevertheless it is
generally believed that the Emperor's absence from
the Italian Opera, last light, to witness the first
performance of Rigaletto, which had been announced
in the bills " by command," was owing to the illness
of the Imperial Prince.
Baron Brunow will leave Paris at eight o'clock
this evening for Hanover, where he goes to meet the
Grand Duke Constantine. He will then go to
Darmstadt to present his letters of recall, and after-
wards proceed to his new diplomatic post at Berlin.
It has been erroneously stated in some journals
that the Grand Duke Constantine would lodge at
the Elysies when he comes to Paris. The fact
is, that apartments are preparing for him at the
Tuileries.

Verger's appeal to the Court of Caseation will pro-
bably come on for hearing on Thursday next. Some
lawyers are of opinion that the sentence may possi-
bly be quashed, for there appears to be a serious
legal question whether, owing to the rather unusual
0011311 C taken by the prisoner in appealing to the
Court of Caseation against his final committal for
trial, the prosecution has not made a miscalculation
. .

of tie time allowed by law for the preparation of the
defence. The question is whether two periods of delay
mentioned in the code are cumulative or concurrent.
It is also thought that a very arguable point may

be raised upon the reasons given by the court, far
refusing the prisoner's application to all his wit-
WHOM.

Should the appeal be allowed, Verger most be
tried a second time, and the trial most take place in
some other criminal court than that of the depart-
ment of the Seine.

The Bourse was somewhat heavy at the opening,
but it improved in the course of the day, sad quota-
tions wore steady at the close. The Rents rose
for account, closing at 68fr. 25c. For cash the price
was the same as yesterday, 61ifr. 20e. Mobilier rose
dfr. Bank of France was stationary. A good deal
of business was done in railways. Two or three
lines were in particular request, owing to large
orders to buy from Bordeaux and Toulouse. Medi-
terranean rose 10fr. ; Southern, 7fr. 60c. ; and Grand
Central, 12fr. 60e.

The Archbishop of Tours, Cardinal Morlot, who is
expected to be the new Archbishop of Paris, arrived
at Marseilles from Rome on Sunday.

Baron de Meyendorl4 the ittunian Orand Muter
of the Carmanlee, has arrived at /gamines boa Nice.

between Calais and

Dover ii

Artists arc about to be employed to espy, by
mesas of photography, ea the Amyrisa, Egyptian, Greek,
sad Roman inecrlpUons as the comae, end marbles is the
Mum= of the Louvre sad the Imperial Library. The
Emma inieriptioa of Rosetta, written in throe languages,
and which fonnehei to Claempollion the key of the hierogly-
phic*, Is to have a easselnesuble number of copfee ends on
brows by the ge!venoptsatio system.

The Official journal of Naples of the 10th says :
" Cherishing is our royal soul the desire of improving more
sad mon the eawdkiea of the primers, sad wish* that
their soma then sot be hi/trice to their reaterial Joyner
meat, we deems that the moral sod Miriam dire:Son of
those who we detained is rim is intrwaol to the reverend
tethers of the Society of Jaws. Ose of the reviewed balms
▪ ism put of the Caminito of Prisms, amid will have
• deliberative tyke is the stems of silks"

2V,4857:
ITALY.
MONT.
Peon owe 00111111PONIMM)
TURIN, Jex. 15.
Since parliament met here there has been some
' very warm discussion on public educetioe, sad it is
clear upon this Tustin and that of civil marriages
there will be a trial of strength between the priestly
party and the liberals. It must be obvious to every
one, m bong Is you aremiry moment meeting in the
streets of Turia an aetive-built well-dressed pnest, and
at every corner parties of bare-legged, slipper-shed,
sturdy monks, or crowds of nuance Charity-women fol-
lowing in the wake of a cord in fall anneals, that
the church his great power, and that it is against
its influenoe that the ministry of Count Cavour have
to contend, while attempting to get all the schools
under government esperintendenoe. It certainly ap-
pears an anomaly that a government which boasts of
being the propagator of liberty should try to pen
an act of parliament by which young people are re-
stricted from attending each schools as are not *air
government regulation': But their plea is, that no
progress in liberal principles can take place until the
power of the priests is diminished. I was speaking
lately with a gentleman who had been educated to
the law. I begged of him to give are an idea of
the inertias that were put to him in confession. I
find it is the custom when a marriage takes place
that confession must be made. This advocate was
asked if he read the newspapers. He answered yes,
as he saw no sin in it, when his oonfemor poin-tod
oat to him the ememity of the sin, as the journals ri
TMs emsenraged liberal feelings and disrespect to
the Papal govenimaet.
But the question that now strikes deepest into
'varyingly is that fir civil marriages. Here, acc_orsling
%Iwo law, no ens mn marry without his father's
I the soh, however, having the power to
Otis Wire the teibensh to scow
reasamteetheaflraaL In envoy, the other
day, en advents mend to Mew his eon to marry a
girl, her eimiesir behw nelmiseely bad. The civil
court hand the Mose jeeMei In his refusaL The
ma=geloopheeyes with his paramour before the
of , who pule no attention to
the ilea lam of the aiml mart, het smite, the two.
Amine ma is eseidri a ggreseat noise. A respectable
ompis were amid seesrding to law. In the amuse
of time, whoa the lady was in an interesting way,
some prying priest discovered some sort of relation-
ship between hashead and wife; the church took
the matter and have dissolved the merrier. It
may be well liagiird that men who have ideas of
liberty must be aazious to prevent idle yoeng priests
from having the parer to interfere in t&ir domestic
concerns. The Arian Concordat has added much
to the overhand'g manner of the priests.
There is net the dightest doubt of the most serious
discontent existing hi the Lombard and Venetian
states. I hear that Lord John Russell is to-day. at
Genoa, on his way to Nice. All here hope he has
not taken an account of the present state of Italy
from Lord Normanby, who, by all accounts, is still a
decided Austro-Than.

ROME.

(RON 01;1 OWN COLIZOPONDINT)
ROME, law. 15.
The Polyglot discourses at the Propaganda college,
in honour of the Epiphany, took place on Sunday
and Monday last, attracting an immense concourse of
people, chiefly, of course, foreigners, who look upon,
or rather listen to, this confusion of tongues u ono
of the most interesting of the many ecclesiastical
ceremonies which Rome offers for the instruction or
edification of her visitors during the winter season.
Forty-three different languages were made use of by
the students now collected in this institution from as
many different regions of the globe, some of the most
interesting declamations being in the Hebrew, literal
and vulgar Chaldean, Syriac, Armenian, Arabic,
Chinese, Georgian, Persian, Kurd, Hindostance,
Soignee, Turkish, Copt, Burmese, and Sudan lan-
guages. The European dialects came next, amongst
which an Italian dialogue between a Greek and four
nrwas very amusing. Mr. William Spence,
ereskandy, lamented in a Scotch ode over
the religious darkness of his native country,
deprived of the true faith and worship. The
huh and English declamations were some-
what inappropriately entrusted to an American and
a native of Calcutta, but in general each student
spoke his own language. The oceanic dialects of
Urea and Tonga wound up the entertainment,which
was attended, amongst other distinguished visitors,
by Queen Christina, who, with her husband and
daughters, occupied front seats, next to Cardinal
Barnabo, prefect of the Propaganda College.
The French general has been waiting for a fine
day to realise his plan of a grand review of the gar-
rison on the Pitman Hill ; but, although yellow
sand has two or three times been spread over the
Piazza del Popolo to prevent the horses slipping on
the stones, the ceremony has never vet been
effected. This same yellow sand has caused some '
scandal amongst the Roman authorities, it being
considered hitherto an exclusive privilege of the
Pope to make use of that anti-slipping guard in
his peregrinations over the pavement of the metro-
polis, but application having been made for a supply
of it in the general's name, the municipal dignitaries
did sot think it worth while to refuse the required
commodity, although it led the Romans into the sup-
position that some extra festival wrs in preparation
for his Holiness. The Pope paid an unexpected visit
to that quarter of the city on Friday, and
honoured the studio of the sculptor Benzoni
with his presence, principally to see the
model just completed by that artist for a large
statue of the Immaculate Conception, ordered for
the cathedral church of Ossory in Ireland, a work
of gnat purity and beauty, for the repetition of
which he has already received three commissions.
Pio '-Mono praised the performance with hie usual
benignity, and on Signor Bensoni's lamenting that
he had not been aware of the honour to be conferred
upon him, so as to have had his family present to kiss
his Holiness's foot, the Pope affably replied that he
should be happy to admit them to his presence at
the Vatican.

The King of Honorer woo lately received free
reason by the lodge of the Black Bear, the ceremonial har-
ing taken place in the Hall of Landscapes at the Royal
rasa at Hanover, and in presence of a great number of
Hat eeerian and foreign brothers.

THE POET BERANGER AND THE EMPRESS
Et G I S. —lt was lately stated in the Journal de Bruzellea
teat the Empress, being informed that the annuol sum
allowed to Itheonger by his publisher, M. Perrot* wee nut
sufficient to provide for him In his del age, hod irately in-
timated to M. Perrotin that she would wiWogy contribute
from her own privy puree enough to rake the poet's income
to Io,ooof. a year; but her Ifikeety added that she wished
the matter to be so manseed as not to let Wronger know the
source bout which his acearaion of ketone was derived, and
to make him believe that it come from the extended ere of
his writing& The article in the Emerge imams' contidned
some very illiberal and insulting remarks upon Belanger,
who, it farther swaged, had been informed( by M. Perrot*
contnuT to the &the of her ajesty, of the
kind bale whew she had devised for his benefit,
and Wronger was reproached for having, notwithstanding
this, accepted her bounty, and written her a very grateful
letter of a knowkdgnient. The publication of these state-
ments has drawn forth • letter from M. Perrot*, in which
he this narrates the affair. "Last year her Majesty the
Empress, feeding uneasy about the health and the circum-
stances of Beeriger, proposed to me, through a person in bar
confidence, her own,
secretary, under a promise of the eritheat
seeresy, that she should pay to my thetht en annual sum the
amount of which was to be fixed by me, and which I myself
Wm to give, in my own name, to Wronger. The proposal
wee indeed • myth one, and worthy of a noble heart ; but
I fee my part had no right to accept it. It was
ne=sir who !amid have a right to do so, and wheel I
n to inform bon of the proposal which
hos hsou tgarlineitinly approved of my conduct.. seFing
that he should not have rethod my conduct if I bad
meted otherwise. He did more than this; he wrote me a
letter in which be expressed, in excellent terms, the gmth
tads which at the bottom of his heart be felt tot the Iri.e.a
that bad been shown him; and he added, that he had never
been richer than he was at that moment—that he had never
needed • larger income; and that his gratitude was the more
sincere, Sacs he did not accept the benefits with the offer of
which he had been honoured. This is all that has taken
place upon the subject."
EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.—LIVERPOOL, TEEN-
DAT.—The pverpool built clipper ship Ann 'teethe, Captain
Fox, beiungung to the White Star line of Australian packets
(Hera H T. . Wilson end Chambers), sailed from the
Mosey for Melbourne, this afternoon, with 240
and IMO tans of valuable merchandise ea freight.Palngi
be succeeded ea the 27th, by the celebrated dipper Salem,
thist Flys% which is tepidly filling with paseettgers

IT. HELENA AS A STEAM-PACIET COALLYG
STATION.

We have sot the Bt. Helena Herald, of November
20, fit whither' Sri, enema* other ertlehe, • baths ass.
retire tithe estiety of the Athleuthe pad* Oeddairtil
solved Sae ea he 14th of November, babe visa ps,s.
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teem it fteestes awl at Levee Ifshey, eel Ovate ash
be rnbilebef eeldeethere eeded in twelve been, vt Ng
coast at coal INT RI Ay west. Theme are Ildillabps gol
pothered by say port to tide verier of the world."

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THU DAY.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
(gitiligs is Beer.—Fin Ired Ofierbell, sad helices
Cohridge, Wishrea, mad Ida)
TRS OWN P. KARL CSASS...-131 IRS KATT= OP
ALICIA DAM
• wilt Pi helms copse bad his. °raked is this ere to
larg up the May of Aria lima, • gid la end • rarer
yeas dye, Ma had beam placed la the Mrs' Fannie
Mesa Sorel t Hid, by the Royal Orr
stream el the Parer Fuad. The writ had boa
parr ea the application at the mother, who
Y • Roma MOM, sad who Meet* to the
ail berg elacalsel is the 0•001 OR SIO grand
if lag Meg • poirler iastialles. TM fir,
Load Itace,• eager* of seelaaa, kid Y Mks ram
to. lets war, ma • praterat, bat though be Maly MI
ealneted r gvarlimidp of leis dangler Is Ss
mew, he bed left as rearm r le the Mohr
air to which ale Bald be inaght op. Oa the part des
m emit me origard, spea the Mr" of moms
asibsilesso fat eke was odllisd to the Misr gases
dip el tho alal min the rooked the ege of fralam
Got the court ought therelbre to ado her to be
Mimed et atee to the wear. Oa the Ora
site It vie argued fist the oar aught to ash
the Mid to asks hr Mika Irtatbast eke woad ge Mir.
TM bar amber or Mats to the oral hen aria the
tram wilted to mare her. Them sad afar roar
wen segued it caridenhis bark IS ilatarry MI, mil
the overt tad to. 6r darter *door.
Leal Cropesik err rearkg the errosaah oar*
end the raberitiss cited, at reatiatablo loge. WS
W, are of spike to the moat case Mt, or* halo
retire is .roil, s radio' ter aura* to Math, Mil
Mimed to her am NM as my kr rid
ter right by par rad ears* by prim ihr
she date rt are the eggiestica bum Mia is
by brag MOS alga aot to view vim she is Mid
pasemisa of the eidid. amosilltsells Se Lag e. Gleminfl
the breenlity, b Mamie tht der el the penal la at
meted, of the child, art is et • gam arm, se that
slid ward be la stases Moir dembodellea by Woks
▪ eitk ; bat lay a►l, trimild* vtotivres
Mord I. Mn. Ram, who moor to bre boa • After
rem, wen rearerg the err* Aria width her bar
W hlt for his ha Mem* Y mete to use tier la
eh is it a =moor a log is the barb
el Mrs, tea k emdlp leskag through the eadenita ao
do set sue rhea ilittiordo eskrisetker , ad werldoso
re brad to gra oslit Is what she says sa be the mar
✓d
esastity of is aid's. Is Mir, b ter is We
sbd6de hem tree proteetest Mar she ay sit i.e
serstiewsly, although sat oreally, rd .team to. lasi war
mimed to go, lois linnam, night alie eat mks*
Writ Ma the en Ms, thot Myr& bs shocatillego
f The smear *the appilleasim if Gen he my, we Ark
met rest ea the rood that the mem was air a Isgal
ebligados to arab her Magna bur porter MG, ad_
!het the dew aro to get reeseir of the Macro, Ida
the leartica at Ittllowlog a 4011111111 with road 60
kr with the kw forbids. Had bra a
trasseatery marks sad the Mimi ha MOM IM
Germ to he alatated es porters, we should ast kwe
serer the girl to be Mimed up to bar, emits
flat the braid a rod he 01 to • Ramos ea at
seamy; bat eke is the grails 6r amble% vat
al Or Ogre behrgiag to • motheros order( weal
The boleall orb* wee • promiest. HY ehndrea bed
bra Wiwi le he Abashed drab, sal he prole * oar
rad Garr word be Mash* up as preseaste ; bat
Ms will 6 array Mat is the astret, ood la hie
teat Woad awl eiedeeete Your et do MI
Iwo* MIK drubs km to is,. lima iheadddi d h
—he oiler, he appears to have Mil air"
You to bur, ad to have left the eimedha seemly lON
dliostica. breed, by monyiag sneallaerbent. mar PR'
altos the elder to his Mare tekda la Zara etMtr
pre* is does act a Is hen had Mt bona
papery rack i fold by map plan polosirk. des ise
pepeatisa Yld Mrs or be amok& MG Ile k bar defy e•
rearm sureellentliaMplelbstof he Wag
boa • isressonti,lbalisdeliss anima se preiedeaft
maid he carlogrilts WOG, kw ford!, by Minn to
mere Ma for • wrier to • Mar edimille NIA
beet ao warm Wheat led bide died to alit d Yes
propeekka, end he 'maw bedeehr r tit
meta., ad the header Misr, se petal= ii hemp
hay berg aide by ‘ll, the de id to Thos
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is,. bra marched by the ibillarbillerenfeel r smear:
The cmolseleaso, fa dehlshey die gH ism the meter,
Mw a. Mat mid hum the tom laudable no-
rm bat they we weep bc port at law.
It my be sop milt better he Wm ohlid to
aura at the easel i.I mpalsed, which appears to
be to an rarer whasill areacted, tad we any
badivirelly repot bar mesersi Mrs it, bat this matter,
es them is twain stalitsy to kw to coremiletier
we have as hehhelbetto Movable, sad we hat is eve
bead, la the dislodge deal ENV, to air her
theldole Milk" bedew 11111111111 vie is maim
We hot she tell be laded by ter melba tell err
elheldi tad teademose ememilebei by the barker
Wit tuba he mode who be teensw List be was to
MI •tie dshase et hie emalsy.
0111hiy, mho eigaimel a bid( al the welbudis
et the Agin Sink mil be bed as appleelled
dehempla abehe thed thojedpied d Ned be her
thessietify meord. Mere deestehi,
Monies for tit thud, Moil is it eillart Nil a
bill bed beam red at Gs Mime of the mews
et the hedhihd be the Cat i Choseley, red GO
Okla Mee use aow a met of set tout hy its.
of Vim Chmiller llkeratay Se maim he is ledisides
Is Meth dr mew bud Wig pemodea it he eidd
err bed for Maw at Go dreg of do court Gie
swain, sad it mu farther paned by the Admit
that Gs leather bateried„ as sea as she had oblul
posorelue ef the rughter, to take her to Irobead, Ohm
she wish be at al the *Micro of the Cosa of Cboo
coy. This. re mother carat by the setae prom
saying he belowl that sa opprence be the Mortice
wee sew biag argued bekee the ViroChsacenor, who, he
Mined, isteadcel to proud with the suit with urgency sad
despatch.

iced Caarpeell—l an el *aka Wet ow ceder for the
delivery odes alibi wed le le inmate* esketed. We
haw dew ow duty, end the VioeChawellee will do hie.
' Yr. &dent ghee add he eadenited the neretery to the
Rawl Cenntwieeets would Innedidely &Awe up the
child

Lord Campbell—Ai order moot be *berg kethwitb. WI
taw no seek* wbolever of the Injusetioa.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

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Tee% dried °NOM Moreesdaeseides reerehrate,
wee brewed base the Led Nam, spa • doge ef
Irvin erllmied w. Hu, St, red N., the peogorty el the
dies.
Ms. Sedepodb et rear, add der she had pea thd
err et U. rid IL it direst raw to the prier at se-
em* d MTar. ad Ibe Orem led writhe: H. re-
et4 traLthoperr, Cledra, preyed tad he bed paid
dr rimier au reerst et the proeserank the am el
lit du, ler odd die prieraer's nerd wee produced.
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