The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-16 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

MIMI OUR OWN COAIIIPONDIDIT3
PARIS, WIDNIIDAT ETINIXO.
I am informed on, I think, credible authority
(although I do not venture to give the fact as quite
certain) that the four powers parties to the Neuf-
chatel Conference (other than Prtuseia and Switzer-

land) met yeaterdasy to draw up propositions to be
submitted to both those powers for their acceptance.

A report in a Bentanjournal that the Emperor
was going to Arenenberg has no other foundation
than that his physician, Dr. Conneau, and his wife,
have been there lately. They have just returned,
and the Emperor never had any idea of going there

for the present.
The difference between Spain and Mexico is pro-
tracted. Spanish subjects of Mexico have been
placed under the protection of France.
The Neniteur of to-day publishes a tabular

statement of the revenue from direct and indirect
taxation, from which it appears that the revenue of
the first queer of the year 1837 exceeds by
14,202,000 franca the revenue of the corresponding
quarter of last year; and it is estimated that the
Masao would have amounted to 16,886,000 francs
but for the accident of the year 1836 having been
ley year ; the increase for the month of April
crab to 7,170,000 franca, as compared with the
arms penis el April last year.
The bimonthly tariff just out shows a consi-
Alsemble imam in the already enormous price of
"mast lissf has risen 10c. ; veal, 6e. ; and mut-
ton, Ba.
The Demme in the early part of the day was do-
pers' by the news d a fall of in Console, but
there was a rapid rorowery within the last half hour,
which brought prier up to somewhat higher quota-
tions than yesterday. The Rent. left off with a
rime of 13c. for cash aid ie. for account, closing at
70fr. and 70fr. 20c. The Bank of France shares, in
consequence of the approaching changes in the esta-
blishment, rose 300 fr., and this extraordinary rise
influenced all other securities. The railways did not
ultimately change greatly from yesterday, but they
closed firm.

This morning at eleven o'clock a court-martial
assembled, under the presidenos of Colonel Gault, of
the 46th regiment of the line, for the trial of Lieu-
tenant A. A. Leandri, paymaster of the 96th regi-
ment of the line, P. J. Leandri, lieutenant in
the same regiment, and P. J. &magnet. a ser-
geant also in the same regiment, on the serious charge
of having violated a butcher's wife in their barracks.
The Chef d'Escadron llelattre appeared as judge-
advocate to support the prosecution. M. Chain
d'Est Ange, assisted by his son, M. Chair d'Est
Ange, jun., appeared for the prisoners, and it is
understood that his fee, 700 fr., was subscribed by
the officers of the 95th Regiment. The court was

extremely crowded, and among the audience were
remarked many superior officers in plain clothes, and
several members of the bar. M. Pail lard, the husband
of the victim (who died in eonsequenoe of the alleged
violence of the officers and sergeant), and Madame
Renault, her mother, were represented as parties
civil(' by M. Alfred Vellaud. The three prisoners
appeared in undress uniform. The two officers wore
Crimean medals, and two clasps an the ribbon of
Lieutenant A. A. Leandri indicated that this officer
had been engaged in two battles in the war against
Russia. The Commandant Delattre, in open-

ing the proceedings, said that, under ordi-
nary circumstances, he should have thought it
peeper to auk that the case might be heard in pri-
vate, bat considering the great sensation which the
affair bad produced in the public mind, he would
ask the president to give it all pomible publicity.
He would, however, make some reserma. He hoped
that the audience would keep silence, and abstain
from any marks of approbation or disapprobation,
and that the press would reconcile • due regard to
public decency with v true report of the case. The
president ordered that the trial should be public.
The registrar then read the order of Marshal Mag-
ma for the holding of the court martiaL He then
read the complaint •ddressed to the Procureur-
Geueral by M. Paillard, the husband of the victim.
This was to the following effect :
The undersigned he. the honour to inform you that fur two
months pad be bee warted meat to the Kith Regiment in
the Nouvelle name Barrack; that every five day. either
be or hle wile west to the paymaster of the regiment le
roolvo the Salina ot his bill; that Ws wile what nag
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La Chapelle, Feb. 16, 1667.
It appeared that at the time of the commission of
the alleged offence, M. Paillard, the butcher, was
undergoing a sentence of six days' imprisonment for
a trifling infringement of the regulations of the
butchery trade. The reading of the documentary
evidence is not yet over, and the ease is expected to
last several days.
A pupil of the Conservatoire, Madlle. de la
Pommeraye, is about to make her deb& at the Opera
in the part of Catarina in the Beim de Chppre.
The Univers affirms that the rumour of an
attempt at reconciliation between Piedmont and
the Pope mentioned by the Nord of Brussels is
devoid of foundation.

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