The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-11 00:00:00

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(I,IIOK OUR OW oonararownimr.)

PARIS, WzoNsentr Ex-wrr

The Constitutionnel contains a semi-official ;:;.•
affirming, not it most be said in very
terms, that the French government can ha.•
thing to do with the recent mani&wtati,,;:
Luxembourg in favour of annexation to Frac
"because no incident has occurred to anthori-,
doubt of the sincere desire of all the powers tr.
signed the treaty of London of May It, 1v.7 •
marntain the arrangeimmt then made."

The Pays, which belongs to the same propr.:.:
u the estistitutiohnel, erutourages the nun.ni-p•
and insinuates that if the Luxembourg
really wish to be annexed, the treaty
vent the French government from listening
pathetically to their wishes.
Nothing is known positively as to the ctsv
Emperor and Empress at Fontainebleau.
suite is very limited, and the rumour is th.e f.•
some time the imperial family desire to i-,..i
ery retired life. There will be neither zr,r.:
dinners nor fetes, and of course, at this
the year, there will be no hunts. It is, I
arranged that the Prince Imperial will i.e.l
Fontainebleau till the end of July, and. in :77177
that his studies may not be interrupted, th..,
be an unremitting succession of prniessar:
Paris to give him lessons. I believe the Erni, : •
will make a short visit to the Chalons
roon, the period of the longer sojourn which
certa.nly make there later in the season i•
fixed. As to the story that the Emperor
in Corsica for the filo of August 5.
more than doubtful.

Among the questa now at Foutainel.le.e: c•
the Grand Duchess Murie of Russia, the' hike,
of the Duchess of Alba. and young Cunm•:w.
To-morrow the Archbishop of Paris will :-
Asnieres to bless the new bells of the share h
which the Emperor and Empress are rim,
marrsine: Their Majesties will he reprec,nr-i !“
the Count de Reyneval, Chamberlain,
Viscountess Aguado, one of her Maj-ily'i
ladies of honour. It is no libel upon .4.sni.:va
considering its ball and what goes on in its bosun;
restaurants, to describe it as the mitramili: is
suburban vice. The occasion. therefor•. will :if*,
a great field for Mgr. Darboy's eloquence.
A prize of 150,000 fr. (6,0001.) in the lavry
the Enfbnts Pauvres has been gained with tiv
number 2,867,996 by a hairdresser of Brr::iitr'
The lucky winner, on coming ti rsri.
went straight to the Corps bgiAlltif.
I e askel M. Charles Lemur,
for his department, and whose heir In• has h:i.l
honour of dressing in the country, to
Lim to the Bank of Frusta• to fort
M. Lerc:ux consented, and as many as forty ;a
colleagues accompanied him. Lott.srie,
now, have long been abolished "in prin.
but in practice they are seandaliarily triNin.ol•
and anecdotes, such as the above, are ealoulsyl
ts
keep tap the mania for them.
Prince Murat's pretty chateau at Ilnzenvad h..:
been sold by auction fur the moderate prm.,
500,0(X1 francs to M. Ileumud. a taanuiartun•r..
&motes. The park is to he at anoe
building lots, and ostly
I ept nith the chateau.
/efadame Bolin, the wife of General
military commandant of the Tuiletie.,

morning in the Palais.
At hhtz yesterday the Atlv(prat,-G1
Buy de Pie late, recounnende,l thr

peal to declare that the sale by the :Ipp
Va!derdalc, of the Hermitage estate t.. '
of Orange, was null and void f-r
court has taken time to considur its ju'l~ll
At the Bourse the Bente., rose
ie. for account, closing at Tnfr.
but most other securities declinwl. It: hot
Credit Fonder, 12fr. .50e. ; and Mobitier.

A theatre at Munich has just brae
d ems entitled Sib•reirteyi ow/ rho, ; '
of at. Aleurieeto -Straw, and founded on the r
in that city.
LiVitgrowt,, JUNE Il.—The iiinisn Ste
of Beltiniorr, which left New York on the
pert, Maga 430.000 dole. in specie.
THE WEECX OF THE GARONNE- -We
obretve the announcement of the death of Mr.
Glasgow, which took place at Penzance, Corn%
Bunday. Mr. Muir has been in delicate health!
time ; but there can ho little doubt that his deat
lewd, been hastened by the shock caused by the
the Garonne, and the low then by drowning
end three children and their two nurses. A you
all that tow remains of this family of six.—Xll44"
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the choir. Lieutenant Warren, the seesatrs
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