The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-03 00:00:00

OU It I'ARIS LETTER.

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PARIS, TI:ESIMY Etryt.l.
The story of the art est r f three people at
"more than suspected" of a design to sasassinate the
Emperor turns out to /rive been a calm 0/,
bled exclusively by that ultra-imperialist je!irrial,
M. Oranier de Cassa,..na.s's Payk The Pro, lan
night professed to know all about the matter, and
ex :used itself for mentioning the simple fact .4
three arrests on the gi (mild that it was desirable t 9
r :duce to true prof ortions the " exaegtrat,,l
versions in circuit t 0r.,, The Mon;fi ”.• this ?et!,
ig says there is "no foundation a hat,,,•: •
for the tale, and that the heedlessness x ith
"au evening pap( r " set it going is very math ••.
regretted. The I'a,jl ;.t once kisses the 1-.1. ;. j.
with its usual iti:mdence, instead of
" sorry" for the very serious mistake,
glad "to hart been misled. A quantity I
with which it accompanied the false u, as •,' • ,;
" ancient lathes," the necessity of " lo
the empire,' and the folly of the new lil oral
lrry
lately pas.sed by th.: Senate, it passes o‘cr itht 1:
sue ;1:.010gy. A Conspiracy would be sere
mist Dow to C)lmelv..t: ves of the Cassagnat ; •
and the disapr o't tment s very great.
Of ;ill the l'i.ris pap ra the
something imp, nail- in the words
the Emperor at Rouen. How, it
Call our cont.miporaries pretend that
" political " was :aid at Rotten, when the •
announced that the " evil days had •
111:at could he more political ? lit

c mid it have been mori clearly announcial •,.
commercial crisis is ie. er, and that the ••
Europe gill not be troubled" f " This •
must have, bot'i in France and Fiirop,•.
and salutary echo." I cannot yet tell tth ‘•
lie the case as regards Europe, but I can ail.
hitherto in Paris the echo has been nai.t i•
People do not give themselves the tr
quire what the Emperor precisely imam I y
iug that the evil days were oNer. Itur
know it has not occurred to ••.e
writers of the to tluit the. 1:1:1p,•
words have put an end to ciiiiimetc,,,!
The phrase is five: lo I.y 1... i. Is,
The T. •oops merely says that tl e Emperor's oh
Feem ti..) have been to "ColitClit etvryb.,4l% Alad
d'scAirage comment."

Prince Napoleon, wh (sooner than i% ( xpeeted)
left Paris on :•-unday for his trip t Munich,
Vitnna, Pesth, Varna, and Couhtautin..ple,ay.• a
fa: ewe.l dinner on Saturday to his aui-ug
whom was M. Emile 011ivier. The Prince
expected to be away more than sip urAN.

The Academy of science yesterday dectk 1 t!ie
eminent physician, Dr. llonilland, to the e'..ur
vacant by the decease of Dr. Sen•cs. 1,7.
Bouirand is quite a; obnoxious to the card s
of the Senate ws was his distinguished 11,.(i•
cessoc.

During the storm of Friday last a soliiii•r !he
Citli Regiment, stationed at Chaniliery, ea i.lnd
by the lightning while sitting under ti,e braiii..i.t
of a Chesnut tree to which he had 1111
Five comrades with hiiti were stuniii•i, i re-
ceived various couttibious not serious.

Lt
The Bourse continued extremely lino. I ,
quotations of the leading securities theie .• IV
a fractional variation from yesterday.
The syndicate of the l'aris stoehbroher,.
protest dated May 20, and signed
behalf of the body, gave notice to the Ansi! rin
Finance Minister that if, contrary to iliturtiati.
engagements, the threatened tax should be ~•
posed. upon Austrian funds, they should be mi Ar
the necessity of prohibiting any busines•
Austrian (midi on the Pat-is Bourse. In
this, the only measure in its power, t.'
foreign government r.f its solemn obligation,. !:.e
syndicate would only be acting acconlirg
dent.

1:01..1L HOHII, I.LICHtL S 1). II:TY. ...11
of this society at South Kennington wet.? %.•tri.l. • the
scene of a grand ft to in cuidiection with ore "I ,t. i
shows of the season, and the society Was 0s fot.ai,
rival in the Regent's-park Lis Ltt 11 tlii• fr.;i• ;II i ; r;
favoured with that almost ,a• for two:
:1 lovely day. The flowers exhibited het:.
her and beauty west ail that could be 111.-birt .1. ..1 -; ;, .11
he difficult to say which among the charm.h.: gr.. of
a,ileas, pelargoniums, orchid,, tem, N .t
attracted the attention of the viaitors • .i; ;i
largest share of admiration. The. groundt a,..• ti. •
dining the greater put of the day by a t • • dde
company, to whose enjoyiimist two tletti, e o orb
added considerably. At a ..teneral nireting t ty,
held in the Count:H.l.mm. South Kensingtm,. ~.ge
I'. Wilson, iu the than, the follow,,; cosi; ,tea
were elected fellows of tie society, viz._ -.
W. I'. Campbell, J. l‘f. Maser, Littleton II I'..sys,
Eolicrt Fred, toll, Willirto
311-. Aileen Theresa Sitioiy.., Henry Scott. :\
llenry Wheeler, jun. ; aad the 1-1.• el r..;irt,
Horticultural Society was admitted into tali; 11.
TRADES UNI.IN 1:tlN;i1i1;:siS AT 31% -.11, A
cohgress of the represent itives of various f the
United Kingdom commenced its sittiu,,, at 3Lu.. is stn.
yesterday. The eongreiss had been callid In t;,• Mts•
eheetcr and Salford Trod, council, and it hold, ,t• tit•
tings in the 'Mechanics' In, flute. the places repre-
sented are London, Ltirinffigliaso, Blanclieste,i Li..
Bolton, Broulford, Prest,,, . Dundee. I int-
ham, Sheffield, awl Salc•ril. The trades repietent..l in.
chide various branches of the cotton tsailt, of th.• glass
trade, letter•presa prit.teis, sLipLuildet., hal
lock-makers, joiners, Wit,' s, and plastei,.,.. NI, W.
\Vood having btoeu appointed preuideut, Mr. F. 1; ker
yiee•president, Nil. Peter Shot rock, soviet:try, it was
:111410d to divide the tasursa each Jay RID, /..uriring
and evening sittings, and the remainder of y. -ter.
day tuorninis sitting w.., COI/Wiled ili
the standing or_d ers :AA arranging°oh r
sold
mode of business to he adopted I y the cot...poss.
Papers, previously prepaid by such social.. e, have
elected to do so, will be I iid before the Cullgit-11 Oil the
various subjects' which at the present time alit. t rode
societies, each paper to he followed by .li,cos.ion rpm
the points advanced. The subjects treated inns, Sin in-
clude the following :- I. 'node unions au
city. 2. Trade unison and political coo too. , The
effect of trade unions on fort ign competition. I. gala'
tiou 01 the hours of 'about. :i. Limitation cf apprt tires.
li. Technical education. T. Courts of what:dim, an.: coat
ciliation. 8. Co-operation. '.l. The present ineriti4ty of
the law in regent to conspiracy, intimidation, pick. t mg,
coercion, Se. 10. Factory Acts Extendoul;ill, tha
necessity of compulsory iii.pection, and its W
all places where women and children arc euiplo)ed. 11.
The present royal eonnui.,ion on trade %mien,- Los fat
worthy of the confidence of the trade union int, se,s. 12.
Legalisation of trade societies. 13. 'llw tatet•siti •
annual congress of trade lepreaentatives firm IL. s. ,ioas
centres of industry.
Tug Duxu or EPINBLn6II.—Sir .101,11
Bart, K.C.B. has consented to preside to-viorro.. .1 a
meting of the English committee at the Bank er New
South Wales, Old Braudstrest, for the erection of !L
(h'erld"
memorial Hospital at Sydney, to commemorate the gran-
tude of the inhabitants of New South Wales for th pre.
itne,ltraloYazoont It'Sbis;tinnee7Ttimioes,
serration of the Duke of Edinburgh from the hands of as
easassin.
Holland, Bart., M.D.. 11.c.L., F.R.S., piesident, the
chair, Ike. Alfred Morrison and Rev. J. Geortv "
oßeElliTo onditat last,iN —Sir.4l;etchr;