The Express. — 1863-04-20 (London, England)

OUDE. The whole of the clerical party, headed by the Bishop of Orleans, oppose the former on account of the " rationalist" character of his writings, and the Bishop of Orleans has published a pamphlet called, " A Waning to youth and to the fathers of families," which is 11 di:octal against B. Littre. it Goixot, who is deocribed by the rechfpenda nee as one of the most furious " catholic' " of the Academy, is opposing tf. Littre. The liberal press I of Paris, the Temps, the &We, &c., warmly support his noinleatioo.  " The Paris Opera House," says the Journal du Havre," according to the credits opened sad to be opened, is to be finished in four years. • report is current that the Commute Immobiliere of Park, feeling the inconvenience resulting from such a delay, has decided, in the general interest as wall as for its own advantage, as it pommies con✓iderahle property in that quarter, to offer to the city an edemas of twelve million on condition that the building shall be completed in one year." Advioes from Dauiaecus state that the imminent which had been excited in that city by the react murder of an Armenian is by degrees subsiding, the soarLelia interference of the foreign causal' bevies induced the Turkish authorities to adopt the necessary measures of repression. The snort of a certain number of persons has istiasklated the fanatics and tranquillised the population, so that the great majority of the Chziatians who had departed to the Mountain are now returning. Wont Huirrota or Parries—The Duke of Beaufort with his son the Marquis of Worcester, has bees continually Used by the Freese gentlemen, and the "fields" have been attended by as nnsy as three hundred hormone. The following is as amount of their last doings :—On Friday, the 10th, the duke's hounds killed a wolf. On arriving at the meet in the Bois des Cartes they heard of three wolves which had just been seen. The French bounds were laid on, and the duke's went to the cry much better thee they had hitherto done, for at first they very naturally did not take much notice of the wolf. The field of between 900 and 400 gentlemen on horseback (all the sporting world of France being there), is their over. seal to be up with the Markle got rather before them and ee the line, so that there was some dellloulty in forcing the wolf into the open plains, as the duke wished, and they only ran from snail wed to mall wood, about 10 miles from point to 'ot, for two home sad 10 minutes. The wolf, much exhausted by the internee hest, lay down for • time, sod there was a loss else, whoa soddenly they found him again. Contest sad Paradox (two of his moo • hounds) went at him, and rotting him over, the rest of the noble pack joined in, sad killed Mut. He was sot as old wolf, which is what the duke particularly wishes to kill. bat he took a "great deal of killing," as they are very tough in the skin. The deka expects to have better sport now, as the hounds have entered and usderetted what is expected of them. This will prove that his grace is risht In 'eying his, hoards 'maid. kill anything. The duke enjoys himself very snob, and goes about to &joggers and dinners got up for him. All are most amiable and civil to him.