The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-16 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(now ova owx

PARIS, Sr EMIT EVENING.
The following article is published in to-day's
Moniteur :

"rams, Fie. 14.
" The decree of February 17, 1832, which ordains
that two judicial condemnations against a periodical
newspaper shall entail its suppression, adds that the
offences or contraventions of law must have been

committed within the space of two years. Some
journals have just raised the question of whether the
latter regulation might not be made applicable by
analogy to the two official warnings, in virtue of
which suspension for two months at most may be
pronounced by a ministerial decree. This analogous
interpretation is not warranted by the law, and can-
not be admitted in principle. Differing from sup-
pression, an extreme measure, which a second con-
demnation within the period of time indicated
legitimately entails, the temporary suspension is
only facultative. Even after two warnings, if the
facts do not require a more severe decision, a fresh
warning may still be given, and the government,
which uses with great moderation the powers con-
ferred on it with respect to the prem, in the interest
of order and public tranquillity, always takes into
its most serious consideration the date as well as the
gravity of the facts which occasioned the previous
warnings."
The Sic el@ gives the following explanation of the
extraordinary decline in the amount of business
done at the Bourne since Jan. 1, to which I directed
your attention yesterday :
Those uninitiated la the arythiries of syioloft may perhaps
ask with astonishenear low it ma be that the trifling charge
of lb. per day for aided= to the Bourse can possibly dimi-
nish the member ci terse Imam times, sad cheek ths spout-
lanes spirit of the rash= of miffthas. Aa old hod has
furnished me with some valuable explostioas ea this sub-
, jsrt. The tourniquet has sot only 'AA the people of the
little erotirat, those eabatlestrs dabbed Des Druz 15.., but
Its diet has been to wed off to the courts of law, the public
libraries, and all those places where dm and ilmiter may he
cloyed at the coot of the State, that Endo at idiers otiose
favourite rearlorrous woe the Bourse, whim they played the
part of psis ea a mountebsalie Mall. The apseolster requires
to be meet Hs mut have noire sad a mod, or he loop
hie term Arm( the two theserd mem who berweety
premed wand the beebtee' ring, than woes, peins, same
three lutahod r.al opeettlebere, bust the ermettow boded
others, whe awe eery to seep sad mesa thoolvas, pro-
&iced 1111011 the gra*oe the mote diets the defillVlS do
upon as ester on the shop. TM sight el di them ices
beaming with alma to Hs emilintleme of tits musket,
word the bled of the weeks% sad enemesmod them to
run Arks. The lobar§ themselves sad Ib szcitomest of
the aims sad perpetual bore that they WINO wont to bear.
They lad their spirits sinking, now that they can got in sad
vat at the pope without esihug end sheptisg• la fact,
ea the day who the Moab at the Beene wens able to
coat thermion the captive/ my Sleeks othishel, sad this
"is why ova Name et the Opera thrusts the super OrMais
over the gesedems at rid them.
The Presto says, in its weekly commercial re-
view :

Ceumereiel airs maim aim The olden for mar-
Wes, able I me* salve et the sad of Jemmy, no be-
Wears/ SIMIS few peeebeele Mai bola mole he the
Bads medal, bat they ers of Mk trapatalea The
one mad be seal of the thief Nam Sem how have
seat pals le a earklenible 111111104 le the Seble•Wens-
&am prflessti viers eramardel Mediu with Treace
rem Nagy le sane loge grepertkaa The Teton shops he
Bari see • NM mew active ttra they were. -

7ttbsTribinwil of Correctional Police yesterday,
M. Poussisman. • hanker, and M. Monselet, his
clerk, were segnitted (a rare occurrence before this
court) on a charge of having propagated" false news."
The false news complained of, and which was
in point of fast not true, wen that M. Mirta, cashier,

• • pm via ant *us sow.