The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-27 00:00:00

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(11.011 OWN OWN coaassposminirv)
inunat'insubarjeng7,jllit
PARL9, Young ET PAIN i
The Puy. publishes a second bulletin 41 th,
anon3.moua Paris " Committ*ss a Action" cl.
washyt''—dtohreeiEu7petroher. p,,uwblhicsonetiohn,
not want to discuss," but to ..,.,, !
should withdraw the " uschvis" liberty wi. '
he granted by mistake. I do not think .2
t.,,
wild rhapsody of the " bulletin" worth qu,tit,
4...
whether it be a genuine document or the wiiric ,i
a provocative police. It calls for inunediate in.,.
rection to establish a republic in Frame to I %,
for the Emperor, says he must mount on„ iii,..
ladder in order that he may sully a iscliffobi 4. 4.;
has done a throne.

The Marquis do Lavalette passed three
with the Emperor yesterday at Mt. Cloud. 7
news cannot but revive the report that he
to beoome Minister of Foreign Affairs.
appear to be some foundation for the:
of the approaching resignation of 11v.:::
Niel. It is given out that the
ror, appearing to lean to the arranz,,:..4
advanced by other ministers, pressed the.
minister to agree to a diminution of the:
the army. Marshal Niel refuge'', and
his own views so well as to bring the:
over to them. The whole thing was
feint, but it sufficed to prompt the no v,
Uoutois that any ministerial changes w.. : .
a pacific sense. The long talked
manifesto, suspended in deferenre
„..
of the council of ministers, is still lei'
J.
expected to be brought out soon.
The Moniteur contains a repor'. AI. b.. ,
giving an account of the prow,
grate lectures to grown up girl., A' v.
were denounced by the Bishop oi „.
godless, demoralising, and T
thing is that the report, whieli
account of the new institution, is a Ilr
the Emperor but the Empress, whose i.e.,
it is said, will dispel all misappreh-i,...
subject. This unexpected move th- M
Public Instruction must place the 1:11:1 -
delicate position with her clerical irki i•.
It is said that last week the Euip.
press paid a visit, which passel unn ,t.
time, to Queen Christina, at 11,T V.::1
Champs Elysi!es ; that they rein
for an hour, and that immediat-ly
parture the Dowager-Queen, aft,:
Duke de Rianzari4, sent a
Sister Patrocinio, who it has 1:-
announced had gone to see Qu'.-n lc
has come to Paris.

M. Jules Simon, the prqsid. T..
des Gems de Lettres, tendered I.is : _
other day, on the ground that . •.
members of the society have writ• •
lotteries as immoral, the
tised a lottery, under the n •
bola, to raise funds for
special general meeting was le
consider whether M. Jules sit.: _
should be accepted. After a 5t..4-7..2.•
meeting, by a majority of two-tint r
vote of censure on the connuitt. r-7 .
tombola, and re-installed M. -J s -
triumphantly in the chair. The
resigning, but has not done so.
Prince Napoleon, but just bakk :-
about, it is said, to start for London. Ti.
ing Jew sort of life which the Ei..z..-r• r •
has been leading for a long titu
apparent result, has suggested the • .
Gaulois of this evening that the Princ...
a bet of a golden velocipede that he u
more miles in a year than M. Ferdinan
sees.
Dr. Nelaton has received a present :
Ring of Prussia of a handsome pore:.
from the Royal Berlin Manutiet .n•.
acknowledgment of his professional ,••:
Count de Goltz.
The last bulletin of Rossini's hiss:t!:
satisfactory :
Cessation of the inflammation of the respirator
but greater prostration generally.

B.12:11
Leo-I. N.
DA3(.I

Octubtr 25.

THE INQUISITION IS 6P.41.V.
The Spanish people appear to ay.stl ttt

of their newly &yelled freedom to express th-::
tion of what was done in the country in local
when priestly and despotic induenees ruled _r
A play called The I,risible T e r
the bkifitsago,,, was produ,..ed on the Pre:. ._
Lyceum Theatre of Barcelona, one of V..... .
spacious in Europe. On the occasion of

duction of the above-named piece it wv
overflowing—the orchestra playing the
Riefro- and other patriotic piece, before the rsr.. :
curtain. When the first inquisitor appeared vu
the audience expressed their feelings by hives .1...

gatious. The apostrophe "Fuera: fuer.), : '
proceeded simultaneously from all points. Qt:
al poutou" (" Duck him in the water
other manifegatious of dislike were
so energetically that one of the repre.entatice

actually ran off without finishing hts part. 1
point in the play where the friends of four or :It. -
of the Inquisition. who had been condemned .

appear to rescue the prisoners. They overp,,vfer
quisitors. and terrify them by holding their
their breasts. This scene produced tremendous '•
and the curtain fell. The audience, however. wc:e
satisfied. They insisted on a repetition of the
and their wishes were gratified. In another th it:
piece of a very different kind was being perferme.i.
the latter case Christ was represented as the .-
oppression and injustice, and when Judas hi:rife.?
from remorse there was a cry in strung Cati:iii •
fat (well done).

Eugene Foreade's health has so gler::
proved that he may ere long be expected to
pen. The 6d, having published a sensationa:
describing him as insane, he has himself written t.
tradiet it iu a terse letter,
A petition has been presented to the j .!••
Barcelona, perhaps the meat enlightened and Oiler.•
in Spain, for the abolition of bull-tights.
The Emperor Napoleon has ordered a
Count Walewski to be placed in the Versailles ilail,•:f
The Copenhagen Berl inaLv Tide,ple.
viler, says that among the candidates
t.
Spanish vacancy has been mentioned Prinoe
of Denmark, the youngest sou of King Christian.
aged IC.
A riot oceurr,xl in New Orleans on Sat,: • -
between the whites ILLIti the and was .- •
political differences. Nine persons were killed an,i • •
others wounded.
" The question has been asked.— says the .•
" as to how the number. of the Lantern(
which ;
in France could pass the frontier. The police is •
have been greatly pit: lied and might have been s•
longer, but for an unknown individual who called :': • -
tention of an agent to certain large packing-eas, s'
Northern railway station. These boxes coutamoi •
busts of Napoleon 111., but en being broken up ..!:•‘ x.
found to be tilled with copies of the lwlNt POW.-
The Opens House at Madrid is now opett•
large and well decorated. Ilossini's Na•i!Li A
anal the ..Ifreed, he are tieing performed I/ a rely :
company.
The Austrian official expedition for the es
ration of Oriental Asia sailed a iew day- la:: •
Trieste.

ON DON AMUSEMENTS.

(Tilts EVENING.)

t)111111A.
• n Trovatore." —8 **dot*.
TILMATRIS.

, • to. —'• A 11.4.1 " King O'clecs." —7 o'clock.
—•' A 0,44... name Mov. moot.'• " " A Pretty
Burnam ; 0%1,4 k •
lot tb Cottle Show." Monte Christo." —7

A Charming Pair." " After DArk." "Markt
i• Ilarth.lat " 7 o'clock.
4• e Married Rake." "The Rightful Reit." —7
tow. -" To Obltir Benson." "The Ticket of Leave Man."—

.~;~..~

" The Tnadadour." " The lonearkire Lao." -7
For particulars ace advt.
t - • staterly rerrtee." "The Field or the Cloth of Gold."
• 513,-, ....ire at any l'riee."-7.30 o'clock
3. ~ WAI as'a-" Atehi!" "Society." -7.9) o'clock.
~,r•... -"Xwhief Making." "Blow for Blow."-T o'clock.
a: It -'.Married Daughtan." " The Roe and Fall of
17: 1.0. 111.'• "The Yastrow of the Mill."-7.30 o'clock.
3 , • • Beautiful for Ever." " Land Rata and Water Rate"
Roy."-? o'clock.
•. Watte.-" The Collets Hawn " Loudon by Or-
.
,• Aural a. Uotaoas. - Arolo. &•cued in the
te.-7 JO o'clock.
3 .11 run —" I'indcc Singh." " laiunotad Cut Diamond."
oticulars see adst
3 . • ,•.-Fourth act of " Vughtius." " The Old, Old Stacy."
I ..‘.beard."-6.48.
~o...—" Madge Wildfire." " A Story of Dard.4,l.•'

MISCELLANEOUS.
(r i.rst r'+ YrrsTasu.
ST. J•natio HALL.-4 n'eloek
t, a LtliV ILLUSTRATION.—MZ. Mark Lemon a. •• Filstaff .**—
Morning Performance at 3.
T.nrrls% Hau, PICCADILLT.-31r. Fleming Norton'. Entertain-

meet —t% o'clock.
Tort. PoLTTSICHNIC.—" IA Belle France and the Maid of
Orleans" ,unteecal and pictorial entertainment) ; the Electric
Owen. de.
k Trireaccee.

A;..sASSINATION OF A RAILROAD

SITARI.VTBNIAINT.

Ad% ikvs brought this morning by the West
li.dia mail announce that Mr. Wm. Parker, superinten-
dent of the Panama Railroad, was deliberately shot in his
!!I,se in the presence of several other employes on Sept.
~.4:by Mr. J. L. Baldwin, an engineer of the line. who
ehot himself. Parker died on the spot, and Baldwin
in • dying state. He was believed to have been
from delirium tremens when he committed the
I:: 'Jct.

STORM Os THE SCOTCH COAST.

WRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE.
(no* OM OWN CORIMPONDINT.)
DUNDEE, MONDAY.

t.,,ut 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon the
•.1 schooner Dahlia, while attempting to enter the
-k at Montrose, went on the bank. The crew at
, •• ok themselves to the rigging and were rescued by
t % at. The vessel has become a total wreck. The
.f the lifeboat crew was most praiseworthy.
reeks took place on Saturday evening at Johns.
ar Montrose. The Vulcan (brig), of Aberdeen,
ore a little to the east of Johushaven about 5
, and became a total wreck. All hands were got
t i .r.ly by Manby's apparatus and by a salmon coble.
a :. ent to the rescue. About the same time the
Cora, also of Aberdeen. came on the rocks a

.• • t, the west of the Tillage. and struck. As soon as
wt,i,t to pieces the crow, font in number, were

t RUCtI.

Ili..•.Keelleney the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, the
rbsu Minister, will visit Birmingham about the end
c :November, and be entertained at a public dinner.

TLe public will be glad to hear, says the
ohms Whig, that Mr. Disraeli has been pleased to
i:c.ct that the widow of Dr. Starchy, formerly Professor
rt Natural Philosophy in Queen's College, Belfast, shall
receive en immediate grant of 1001. from the royal
bounty. in consideration of the important services Ten-
&red to sedum during a long period of years by her late
husband.

Another meeting of the liberal electors of the
City of London, at which Mr. Crawford, M.P., and Mr.
Goechen, M.P., wore present, was held yesterday, and a
resolution thanking the four members for their past ser-
vices and condemning the minority clause was passed.
Earlier in the day the conservatives had a gathering at
the London Tavern, and having heard two of the candi-
tl .tee, Mr. Alderman Gibbons and Mr. Twells, it was
te,:.olved to make every effort to secure their return, in
t . :junction with Mr. Bell.
The Birmingham Pest of to-day says, at the close
its report of Mr. Bright's speech " Mr. Bright spoke
t r more than an hour, and during that time there was no
Eterruptien, save that which arose from struggles arising
:rom the continuous influx of persons to the densely-
; a•.ke'l floor. The more than usual earnestness and
: ipidity of speech with which he commenced his discourse
I-1 to the ;inevitable discomfiture of his voice, which,
sailer the strain it was thus subjected to. betrayed its
ii.l.etent weakness long before the close of his address.
Bale and hearty as Mr. Bright looked last night, the
range which the last few months have affected in his
leer nee was strikingly evident to all. Time has
c.arked his long years of service with as unsparing hand
:LI his Lair, which when he lag stood in the Town Hall
vs! ~.,t an iron-gray, has turned to silver. Mr. Bright is
L .w whitened with age."

?ht• Archbishop of Armagh is now making his
visitation ; and, in dealing with the Irish church
c,:estion. his grace expressed his opinion that it was im-
to secure efficiency at a less rum than 580,0001.,
tl.r net revenues of the church, as stated in the commission.
lie denied that it was an overgrown establishment, and
maintained that no abuse now existed which was charge-
Able to the conduct of its ministers. In any legislation
which may follow the report of the commission, his grace
Loped that there would be no reduction in the number of
the bishops.

Yesterday evening a body of officers, comprising
fieneral the Earl of Lacan, General the Hon. Sir James
Yorke Scarlett, and othees, dined together at Willies
Itoonn. King-street, St. James's, to celebrate the ami-
s. rveiry of the battle of Balaclava.

The hulks lent by the British government to the
'Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company for
G.e conveyance of the French Atlantic Cable from Green-
w:ch to Sheerness, there to be deposited on board the
!•rest Eastern. are the Iris and the Amethyst, two of the
(2,1 sailing Ws.

TLe Queen's Royal Staghounds will meet at the
1:us! Hotel, Ascot Heath, on Friday next at 10.30. _

. .
An Irish paper mentions, a; an instance of the
value of land In Tipperary, that a farmer named Hardy,
Teruplebredon, some time since purchased the interest
of a tenant in a holding of 15i acres, let at 2/. 21. an acre,
and not held on lease, for 1801.

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A party of Sepp•re left Southampton on Sattu•-
eay in the Indian mail packet Ripon, on their way to
Arabia, Petree, to explore and measure Mount Sinai.
Sergeant Macdonald, one of the beat of photographers,
s,:companies the p►rty.
" The eruption of Mount Vesuvius," says the
A *rim.? of Florence, "appears to have subsided for the
tmeut. The Bow of lava baa ceased, and the crater now
tmly emits, from time to time, a small cloud of white
&wk..

fhipetial le,ciew thinks Sir Stafford North-
i• probably the only candidate whose success in
Ll,P,s+og Sir IL Palmer at Oxford University could be
“.nirdered absolutely certain. " Nobody would welcome
Mr. Mwtiray's sucrose more cordially than ourselves, but
b • su.t because we do not expect him to be successful
I..at we regret his candidature."

A b•tt.r from Brussels dated yesterday morning
P"}4 The evidence in the • ajoire Doulton' is closed,
t• presentative of the Procureur du Roi has summed
I P and ,Ammented on that evidence in an exceedingly
t Lie suil eloquent speech, and the case only awaits the
l'Aribi of of the court, which will be pronounced within
xt three or four days. Should the three judges who
the proses be of opinion that the Procureur has
146 his charge, it will be in their power to pro-
"." klattllCe of fine and imprisonment on Mr. Dotal-

I• NEW DEAN OF RIPON.—The Eimhop of
; ,
'i• 1.,- liv•takit.l the Hey. Hugh M'Neile, D.D., to
i," 0. Iv 'A' Ripon, vacant by the death of the Very
I'r (;.role, nn her hfajesty's letters patent, and the
of the new dean is hied for Thur3day, the
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