The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-27 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

THE TEN CONVICTED NEWSPAPERS.
EXTRAORDINARY JUDGMENT.
(nom OUR OWN CORRIMPONDINT.)
PARIS, SATURDAY EVENINO.
All the journals prosecuted for parasitical " re-
ports " of the debates in the Corps Legislatif were
found guilty to-day by President Delesveux, and
sentence) to fines of I,ooof. each.
The Emperor has returned from Compil3gne. The
two days battue by himself and party produced a
bag of 908 head of game.
M. Emile 011ivier has had a fall, the consequences
of which, though not serious, will keep him away
from the Corps Legislatif for some days.
The Bourse remains in a state of equilibrium.
The Rente recovered at one moment to 68.40, and
closed at 68.30, the fall of the last two days being
maintained. There is scarcely a fractional change
in other securities.

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The text of the ten judgments pronounced by tcl,l-
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President Delesvaux against the pteis for reports considerable difficulty reamed the crew of five men vend i
" other " than the official report of the debates in
:ToZghotiftathelidnrenftellyrr hatartuontoTthheelabi"gtbltr. sit i
the Corps Legislatif is published by the legal many years past we have nal experienced such a bun
journals. The doctrine of the court far transcends wind and sea as these.
the most extravagant theory, nay, the wildest cari-
cature that was ever yet ventured upon in the way The Ipswich lifeboat, at Thorpenees, Suffolk ; theHenty
of interpretation of the legislation of 1852. The
Nixon No. 9
lifeboat, at Abergile, near Rhyl the
correctional judge overrules all the observations of Sari of Cairick lifeboat, et Girvan. N. 8., also went wet
dereuriwnsg
of
vheigbts
i ointhtelittesstbarte=r seaalifrvitucewerthe notthe
President Troplong, President do Horny, and the ultimately called into requisition, ea in each
before COM the creel
ministerial circulars from which the prima had could reach had been got ashore by other means these boats
them.
concluded that, although no line was drawn
with sufficient precision, they might safely `"-r-'"-'--.--'--....-----
WRATH= RZPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
allude to the debates for the purpose of
criticism if they at the same time published 1104424,Td ai±lY—....---..'"A111. ..
the official reports, and abstained from giving
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" reports" of their own which might enter into is it. v. : 1 3
competition with them. President Delesvaux's -- - ---.-- - ---- - -17
r judgment must render it henceforth impossible for SkZude.i; 7. einft.: aw.ir. I I le VW. e:
lots:Ii 3
the press to exercise the right which it is ironically Leith .150.921 40 iiW. 3 2 W. I ,
I Ardrolaln..l:4 tato &W. 2 3 N.N.W. ; r C. 4.,, 2
, told it possesses to criticise the speeches. The ersenesatie.l .1:4 to 1.- - - - - I -1"
1 judge lays it down in the course of his ten judg- Ylii,ventl r 1.7 .7.-. : : = 1 -_1
moots that the papers must not " lay before their tnspent 'ebe'srt:rittir, sax 4 I,' 144/.. I c'r 0 ~,.;,' f
✓ readersa summary in chronological order of the ff.:Obeid ssiorka 8.4. W. is 8 I 14. W. er U 11, 3
1, debates of several consecutive days, the matters P
urost ."1".
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'.. treated of, and the impression produced upon the Lun
soct;i:llBo;,,ji N.E. - '3', 1
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chamber by the speeches ;" must not say that " a ilymouth '3o.4lr:Sa Z. 51N. ; er 10.011
a part of hi. Gressier's speech produced a considerable ryolooll Levi irt 974. i. is N. leoi—•3
4 . N. iem 1— 1 t
sensation, was frequently interrupted, and ulti- TlA:denuais.: rigrit w.nv. t 1 l'ili.W. ::,.1.7 ' -..t
* mately induced M. Rouher to break silence ;" must Scareorongn `Ours las W.&W. • N.W. len I
2 N.W. I,r . - 3
a not " review in a general way the matters treated itia:: n'"1:101 &W.
er of in a particular sitting, the amendments brought sni_twls• •• • soave 1.4 avt.,., - , -1,,: -- -
A forward, and the fate of those amendments ; " must rants - 1 e - I
'0 not'` give a picture of the physiognomy of a sitting 11.."7,.. eon 1:0:::e. 311 N. I ; T, 1 -e. I 'I; 0 oi!;
to and say, suddenly the curtain fell upon the cloture
Barennater corrected and reduced to 33 deg. at sea levet The
that the debate was letters r trlabig„ f Inning), s (stead),. indicate directiou r
~ being voted ;" must not " say within loggia boars. Thermometer award
animated ;" must not " reproduce textually two In shads. thal=4,.,„,,tb Its direction daring last 24 hoard
d- passages from a speech of M. Jules Simon ;" mast f---10- tI Weather ; bar r ; ci,74l7as ‘.d!"21:1„;,,Ii;
be not " &nape a speech of M. Greasier, mention and ZU); r -rain ; a-snow ; • -thunder. SAM tall, Wall it
describe an incident, and analyse a reply of M. /I'4l ;malted'. during last 2411 Ehrik Kr disturbance.
II Rouher ;" and must not " describe the impression The change of barometrical pressure slue` u..cnc
ilintuirdalhs.:, l•kell
r
he produced upon the Chamber by speeches of Baron r:
increase ofilliti ; sueh in VI boanie. This mornalyng preome
Jerome David and M. Magnin." has began to fan ain very rapidly in the lame district. It is
everywhere much hieer thin on hatunlay. but the lama. .Ii
a The best thing that the ten journals sentenced the he
otane mince yestenlav has
been most 1.1,4
each to I,ooofr. fine for the offences above de- ituifsre sh doitinrbatreeDosTresiot: beterr'ep,'"olthuo. lio?gt:Nt:
de scribed can now do, and what I rather think they much higher than it w:Lyeste:4-sl. well.` eeett,;:feen‘,llll..o-"A
will do, is to ignore the debates in the Chambers winds ctewntiertalcast arsine. prevalence The lthe Irish channel Our
ad t.
altogether. They may easily fill their columns Isg.'"'"rmlthlY tared, rata °""iilit. t'ra,`V,ThraulT,*l,l7„l*
with more interesting matter. The public does __-_-r--- ----____
not, and will not, read the dreary reports in the
Monitenr. The independent press makes a sacrifice
arclian has been appointed Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire Lord Egerton of Totten, says the Mancheste.
in reprinting them. As any intelligent review and
in the . of Lord Westminster, who Las retired front
ti. analysis is now prohibited, the papers could not do the office.
of a more effectual work of opposition than by Count de Montalembert is once more able to to-
-Ist letting the debates alone for a time. There would - sums his pen. In en article in the Corresponcisst he
to be nothing seditious in this. They are not bound 1 gives a biographical sketch of one of the most eminent
be- to print them at present, although there is no lof Polish patriots, Count Ladisles Zamoyski, who laud/
367 knowing what new obligations may be imposed by
I died in Pads.
the reactionary amendments to the Press Bill, the I An interesting gathering of Australian colonists
dig debate on which begins to-morrow. A part of the 1 noBothw in England toool the k pleozoonßSa. turdszttotlemceelnetbra:Ai:
ay, space left vacant by the omission of the debates I triwift:tivra g. win. K.Z.8., in the chair. yho
the might be usefully and safely occupied by judicious I principal weaken were the chairman, the Duke of suct
of selections from speeches in panmateria during the Meters, Mr. Cony, M.P., Sir C. Nioholson, Sc. The it
ver restoration and the reign of Louis Philippe, and oresae of the wealth and population of this important PA
ono in quotations under the head of liberty of the preen, lof the BMWs empire ; its loyalty, es pat displayed:
the from the works of Napoleon 111. Some effectual 1 its enthusiastie reception of Prince Alfred ;and the midis
up- mode of opposition, 1 have no doubt, the papers 1 :Zninanwhaited
" al7:adrallWae .o itrolnedthihee Pmeottrihoerticild,
000 will hit upon. In the present temper of the times, I
1 to whiehyliopstralinand New Zealand contributed 170,000.,
ern the success-the overwhelming and unlooked-for 0,,,„ the lewd* topics of
the eloquence of the "item
tis success of M. Pinard's prosecution-must be most I Ormolu) CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AIISTHA2I.O
the embarrassing to the government. ' Mule.-611111ALTal, JAN. 26.-The Ceylon from SOU*
dry General Gemean, senator, formerly commander, arapton, 25th inst., arrived at 10 p.m. yesterday. 210
lied in
it of the army of occupation of Rome, has sirseristmsi tamißs weather in the Bay of Bilegio tat
Icd knit died at the age of seventy-eight. He was a , injured, beets: deck_ swept, bulwarks, bridge. and post
ed. great favourite of the Pope, who, since he left waLlige LT:: g:n.epaYired here : ggurshaad
otherwise „meting di
that Rome, was in the habit of sending him an auto- right and well. Ship leaves at 4 p.m. to-day for Ales'
may graph letter every New Year's-day. andria.
Petal It is said that the Pope has positively refused Bomair Mau..--130m, JAN. 26.-The Bared*
the the cardinal's hat to the Archbishop of Paris unleis, from Bosehly, 14th Ind., arrived at 4 p.m. to-day.