The Express. — 1863-03-24 (London, England)

PARIS, MONDAY ETICIMM.  Prince Richard de Metternich has arrived in' Paris from Vienna. The government journals speak mysteriously of the result of his mission as being all that France could desire ; but I believe the truth to be that Austria has not acceded to the proposal regarding Poland which was made by the Tuileries. BuUisr's Correspondence says the public will perhaps find in a very few days that France, has not been neglecting Poland. I build very little upon this vague announcement. It is remarkable how little is said to-day about the alleged violation of Prussian territory by the Russian troops. I believe that the violation has taken place. The Patric observes as a significant fact that the Moniteur does not notice the denial  telegraphed from Berlin in its bulletin, but only under the heading " Foreign News," which is understood to be a collection of current intelligence for which the official journal does not bold itself out as responsible. The same observation would indeed apply to the bulletin, to a certain extent ; but there is a considerable shade of difference between the two. The bulletin does frequently give currency to mere on dits, but then the presumption is that they coincide with the policy of the government. In the present case the omission to give prominence to the contradiction which the France and Constidatiennet eagerly adopted may be reasonably regarded as evidence that the government knows that contradiction to be untrue. The Patric argues that the latest news, stating that Russian estafettes were freely allowed to reap the benefit of the convention of Feb. 8, is even more important than a simple stategic movement operated by Russian generals ; because it shows that the Prussian authorities deliberately allowed the Russians to use Prussian territory for keeping up their communications which bad been cut off. The Opinion Nationals assorts that Langiewicz'a defeat is entirely owing to his being surprised by the advance of a Russian corps which came upon him through Prussian territory by places called Oppeln, Czentoschau, and Pili ca. The Bourse was very firm at the opening, but gave way afterwards. Rents declined 20c. from the highest point of the day, but the dosing prices were not lower than those of Saturday.  Three Algerian journals have received warnings for "disrespect to the Emperor," and chronicling the proceedings of a self-elected "colonial defence committee," for which " there is no occasion." The Emperor, accompanied by Count Areee and General Fleury, went yesterday to inspect the new hippodrome at Vincennes, which is to be opened for racing on Sunday next. The Emperor intends to be present at this inauguration, and a very splendid tribune has been prepared for him• Besides grand stands for the aristocracy and demimonde, at 20fr. and lOfr. a head, there is very extensive accommodation for the people at fife. each place. The subscription for the widow Doke, the extraordinary victim of a judicial mistake, who was unjustly convicted of having murdered her husband, on the strength of a oonfeesion extorted by illtreatment in prison, is now closed. It produced 9,708 fr. 93c. (nearly 4001.). The committee, of which M. Odillon Barrot is the chairman, has decided that the best way to employ the fund will be to buy her a cottage and a piece of ground, and M. Odillon Barrot has been commissioned to make the purchase.  ,—cruni