The Express. — 1859-11-08 (London, England)

THE FRENCH COCHT.—A letter from Compiegne gives the following details of the proceedings of the Court .—" The first stag-hunt took place on Friday, the meet being at the Pelts-du-Rol. The Emperor was not present, but her Majesty, In a charming hunting costume, arrived on the ground at one o'clock, followed by the guests of the palace. A fine ten. antlered slog wagoners after found, and allied after a splendid run of an hour. At night the curry took place by torch. light in the curt-yard of the palace with the usual ceremonial, the Emperor and Empress witnessing it from the bid. cony. Other hunts are fixed fur the 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 28th. Daring the afternoon, the Emperor, accompanied by his aide-de-camp, Colonel Reille, entered the shop of M. Lebrun, bookseller, and examined with great attention a number of photographic prints. A new portrait of the Empress particularly attracted the notice of the Emperor, who purchased It, with several others. His Majesty afterwards visited the church of St. Jacques, and resumed to the palace through the park, visiting the dog kennels on hie way. On Saturday there was a batter' In the reserved park, and in the evening the artistes of the alan performed in the court theatre the Testament dit Gar Girod9t, being the piece ordered."  MM. Bogolouboff, Strom, Boudkovary, Tschernikoff, and other Reticles artists residing to NT* have just addressed a letter to Count de Mauled, complaining of the extraordinary conduct of a Russia named Wassilitchiltoff. "It appears," mays Galegnassi, " that this person, on his own authority only, had gone to the residence of these gentlemen, and in their absence had, under some pretext or other, obtained aroma to their apartments, where he examined all their papers and afterwards interrogated the eervants and porters as to their habit,/ and means of existence."  The official Gazette of Vienna says:—" the Duke of Modena has left Vienne for Italy to inspect hie troops, and to secertais for himself, on the approach of winter, their position mad their wants."  Gatigleani of yesterday has the following :•-• " We regret to state that Mr. Mitchell, the originator of the Zoological Gardens in the Regent's-perk, and inventor o the aquarium, who was imitated in retie with the cegeereee tion of the grounds belonging to the SociOte d'Accliamtatione committed suicide, at his residence at Neuilly, on Thursday night. The motive for this melancholy act has not transpired." TABll.Sell t.—We have the satisfaction upon the present occasion of presenting our readers with copious details of Leers from Tasmania. A Garr and wellrfouoded complaint is forwarded home of the iojustlce of continuing to compel the colony to support in her hospitals, lunatic asylums. and other institutions, the whole of the convict. whom the mother wherry has found it convenient to sweep off. Sir E. B. Lytton has returned a [livelier answer to print:MS reprewateatoos from the colony upon the subject, sad the naturel consequence is a reiter►tion of the complaint in bitterer end more angry tone. The colonists deserve bertee treatment; and the confidence which they copiers in the mother rosnrry's souse of justice must not be belied.-• I Alutridiam