The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-16 00:00:00

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(raw[ otra owx ooaaserosazirr.)
PARIS, MONDAY EVSNING.

Thy• P.,frie says that Prince Napoleon, who, it
knee n, ham prolonged his sojourn in Vienna far
• ennui the time fixed in his programme, will put
P. his visit to Constantinople, and is coming back
: • Paris directly. I suggested yesterday that the
w.•ination of Prince Michael might very p05..1.1y
..1.1y n,s,•r the Prince's arrangements.
Lawrg, says that Prince Napoleon has an..
T .4111(111 to his friends at Vienna that he means
writ• a pamphlet containing "revelations and
,I:rhas observations " on the state of Austria.
IL iiiim work he intends 'frankly to abjure many
.trotss.t:s opinions he had formed about Austria
1 h,• had an opportunity of judging for him-

!..f. False news, as I have frequently occasion to
, is punishable in Prance, and therefore an
•••Ition, however improbable, made by a jour-
editor is a personal friend of the
hill., rwmot be absolutely rejected as unworthy

if 7:•:t7rot.

One of the first, if not the very first. press pro-
.- ,ition, tinder the new law is to bo at the ex-
/ , of that valiant and most able organ of the
the Courrier de la Gironde, which is
.:111t1Intied for June 17, before the Correctional
of Bordeaux, to answer a charge of " ex-
••!r:; to hatred and contempt of government."
three ephemeral publications belonging
~• It, minor press of Paris are prosecuted for
• ~dc 1.-dinical offences.
M. Du Miral took the chair in the Corps Legis-
to-day, and it was rumourcid in the lobbies
I',••-ident Schneider had the smallpox.
M 1- am Min'g, a writer in the Courrier Francais,
•• .: ceplu•w of the well-known speculator, but
rri% tile soldier who has not yet obtained his
, was arrested yesterday while in bed by
c:1!:!:.ry guard and taken to a military prison to
• ; a sentence of imprisonment pronounced
n. I.On by a civil tribunal, for one of his
: out Mexico.

Th.. 11.,anie was extremely firm. Bents rose
• ?..r .p.ll, and 24)c. for aooount, closing at
:• and 701 r. 921 c. Italian rose 75e.; Credit
I „ I and Mobilier, 31r. 73e.

DRAMA.

PRINCESS'S.
I'. i;“ during the months of May, June,

a house at which any extraordinary and
• •.1 performance may take place; and last night
:elm who is trying, we presume, to get a
the stage, under the name of "Allerton" male
4/mininee in the character of Hamlet. Mr.
e believe. has had some experience of acting
0,1 re. to my nothing of those half-amateur
%‘ loth he has doubtless taken his part before
4.• su.l ...eves in London. Nothing is more
.. ,e uppearauee in a legitimate character
• • L 4.4, 0' any mall with the slightest education
...n he •• coached" into a respectable
t.!y :4 hundred ready and willing tutors versed
trditions of the stage. Mr. Allerton is a
• .•.m with a tremulous and uncertain intonation, a
; ...,nanee, and a gentlemanly manner, and ho would
, Ah to greater advantage in some original
.4 .11:11141. Ile house was crowded with • friendly

ALHAMBRA.
• w and gensonable summer ballet, with the
1.1.,..aut title of The Mammoth Waterfalls, wee
It thi, house for the first time last night, as the
the three regulation ballets of the evening.
' • oil' that the vcene-painter can do for the success

6,1;.1 limo been done 'in this ease by Mr: William

- ••1? Voiln has painted and constructed one of the most
,` • -.1.41 Canadian ravines ever exhibited on a Lon-
down which a constant and powerful stream of
• r I—urs for tiffaen minutes. The ballet introduced
"t -i•vne by Mr. Milano has a fancy American
o Ind Mexican character, the dances being
.1 and dramatic, the dresses varied and
od, and the music lively, and appropriate. The
and attractive ballet company of the Alhambra are

rowdeti into this piece, aud are put through some very

• tive mass movements.
Nathalie and her two sisters—three young French
gymnasts, whose performances are the perfection
bra. P and strength—have also been engaged to

I,Tthen the miarethmenueperfonnancien, and they made
_ _ _

•' tint appearance last night after the ballet. MdUe.
has not been seen in England for four or five
. : . and has much improved in her axes sees. Her

r i. one of the gymnastic tutors of the Prince Im-
I of France. The general entertainments of the
4::..mhrl are as varied as cvcr,cthe band still continuing
;.- of the trading features, and amongst the rest is a
• ,11,31,1 e exhibition of strength by a French gymnast

'I hr Marquis of Salisbury has paid his first visit

in since his accession to the roar-
dr. Crahome gives a second title to the marquis.

,kpenfr's linzefte, of Berlin, states that the
2Avernment has reeolved, for strategical reasons,

tnwn of Treven to a fortreen of the first claw.

The XI7I. Fork /braid nays :—" It is manifest,
esbente length of the letter of the Emperor of
',el to the President of the United States, that the Chi-
' fully graduate the size of their oorrespowlence to
17.ndeur of its subject and circumstances. The int-
;• letter front the Brother of the Sun which was for-
' presenteti on Tuesday to the Secretary of State,
•‘• • rated over twenty-live feet of parchment. No wonder
.1 Mr. Seward could not restrain his delight at the
-pest of being called upon by the President to prepare
:• ply of corresponding length.-

GREENCASTLE, JUNE 16. The Allan Com-
"l's ',learner Nova Si.-itiuu, from Quebec on the 6th
ut arrived in Lough Foyle at 7.50 a.m. to-day., and,
r landing mule and paniengers, proceeded for Liver-
Wind S.W., rainy.