The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

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Tee Lou, Msrea's Easter dialler has pwswersel for the country the advantage of a public end edemas etatement ea the highest suthocityrespectisi the great subject which sow occupics dr rind of every &whirlers. I•til the last irrevocable step has been taken, until the taloa' of die Austrian doehle-berled eagle are eetaelly reading the limbs of Piedosoae, a kindly instinct impels ye to cherish nide whatever difEcoltiee the blips. that in some way pewee may yet be peessreed. Only a week has pared since Ministers made their ex planation in Parliament, and ye, so rapid has been the stimession of events that we seem separated by ----- . a long puled fran the situation they described. At the eleventh hour, when we detect our solves involuntarily bending to catch the report of the Ant hostile discharge, the First Ntisister of ths Omura eseceives it to be his duty to take his essetry to 'tritons that he, sad the nation in whose aims he speaks, are gadder of the blood that nay be spilt in this wiz. The Part I as uedertesk Wien the LOAD MATOI sad the company easetabled at the Maaaioe-Sew yawls , day, " what we have done, what we are dein. sad o what we think it right to do," with Wanes, to the present troubles is Europe. On the first pallet his lordship bad little that was new to tell. He ex planned, much as be hsd done a week before, the canoes which had led to the interniption of Lod Cowt.se's mediation, Lad assumed almost thetas* of an wearier when he spoke of the intervention of Russia with the proposal to substitute a Congress foe the mediation of a single State. This is not the first time that members of the present Cabinet hays held a similar language, one of many signs of their disposition to depreciate sr seen ignore the real question at isese, the unnatural and illegal situation of Italy, and to see in the present complications merely a foolish quarrel betimes Austria end France. English statesmanship has robe graded very much within the last three yon, if it cow not see that there is a veritableltalian quietism grow ing up and increasing in difficulty year by year, which the moral forced all lb, Great Towers et Europe Is not too great to settle. It is natural that Lard Rear v should indulge the belief that Lad Cowurts minims, had it not been crossed, wield bawl Rd to a peaceful solution of penes; tfillimddiss but the public 'only knows just so musk of It as it can infer from the " four points" laid dawn la concert with the Austrian Foreign Minister ea a basis for an agreement between Austria sod hums. As Lord DIIIIBT revived those points last night, sad spoke of them with warmth as a precious asquid. hoc, now, alas! lost for ever, we are compelled to express our deliberate and sincere conviction that a more rotten and treacherous teas of negotiations than those four points wes never contomplatod by any statesman, Russia, far from doing us disservice, has preserved us from contempt and mockery in clearing away those delusive and empty propositions. Lord Dater laid stress as the fact that the difficulties which have since arisen have all been of a formal cha racter ; they have not related to the tares of peace, but to the terms of negotiation. But he forgot to mention that those difficulties, artificial as they were, were invented by Austria; that they were met in a spirit of °oscillation by France sod Sardinia ; and that both those power* were making ommiderable concessions at the moment when the Emperor FRAICCIS JOSEPH suddenly resolved to withdraw his Italian policy from the cognisance of European diplomacy, and to obtain his point by dealing singly with Sardinia. The arbitrary conduct of Austria disappoints Lord DWI', bat we ask those who remember the insulting alterations which Coast BVOL made in the English proposals which were to serve se a basis for asediatioo, whether the Mistrials Government wee not then actuated by the very me* swimmers spirit which she sow displays—the spirit, in fact, which has for forty years animated her is dealing with Italian Stake—and wheeler there is the least reason to believe that aerstiatioes mommeneed on her pat by • imam! ler the disarmament of Sardinia, and seessatiose agaiast her mit she, sod not Austria, wen the violator of the public law of Europe would or maid have mom is gest ? Bet, saving the pest and its questions to leery, let se hear what Lord Dense has to say et tie presset. The public has already lees fielleserai of the pro test—the solemn sad emphatic protest. as Lord Deur deseribee it—wkisk OW Government sent off to Vienna Si soca Is it lewd of the summer ailetreseed by the Assize. Gemorel to the Sardines r Cabinet. That protest, simparted as it wee by stealer reametraisees ham giber Omer, hal hided* bees ineffectual. Yesterday was the lee[ day before the expiry of the terms appointed by Austria, eat the English Government, undeterred by Nam failures, determieed to make one last Oat Within the last twelve hourar said Lord Mat , "we have transmitted a pesperal to Pads awl • Vienna offering to settle the pests t, dlepas mediation spun Gee of Giese two eseiltises s. either the immediate diesemement et the them • Peewee, Austria, Prams, led lisseek, se es " agreement that etch army eball remain in its pem " east polities in • state of trete, if not of rear, " pending the mediation." Sash is the last endeavour made by England intim eau •of pesos. We shall set disease that which • few hours will decide, the chance of its aceeptaass by the belligerents. By ow telegraphic despatch it will be seen that the Frisch Hertaos Footrest yesterday the ememanication he had publicly pro- posed to make to the Legislative Body, sod it may be that this delay was resolved on in order that a diplomatic arrangement of the present difficulty may be made impossible by the public annoaseemeat i THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EvENING, APRIL 26, 118111X0±- ifs stew at war. Bat it is from Assttis, I " mimbiality "of whoa* coma Lea Itelli is llt. dive, that an infatuated resistangit e ggpeetelL. 1 , .. ' That dark and gloomy Min t vitt* ot • saperstitious horror of free and giligistaned *Ole seeks public opioion only to strive with it sod putt it oat. The Emperor of AUSTRIA, unmindful of the terrible retribution which would await him, after hie first brief successes, is only anxious to watch a brand gratification while the Powers of Europe ara as yet unprepared to avenge the crime. " What the consequences of that step may be," said Lord DEIST, speaking, as we are glad to acknow ledge, in a better tone then he did last night week, "no human foresight an tell ; but whatever it may " be, Austria has broaght it on herself by the hasty '• step she has taken." MINA tbsit flekkidalli et P l . rd * *VA Welt om mo m* gwrithig, Te thegela b r IMEllemo eszkis of Mir ilmegramgm di a y aii ad I will My Mill .re, directed. - to God ez at this Moment Were yea I gme eq mem. ibis pommel at the male at the MOM klieg permethedy realatased, bat ell I res ley Is that we Mwi sot even yet kit every spark of hope that the lean ma be prevented from break' oat. (Hear, hear.) I rem only sawn yen that, day by day, night by night, sad almost hem by hour, our Mete are anweidag to provost, if meek* the teething oat a that dreadful merge, • gruel Inropean war. ("Her,' and chaste.) Fees that memer, at the ma ememment of the year, when • elate of Wing wee millibited am tames Frame and Austala Mick Mai likely to lead to important make, the efforts of her Ilielestre govern ment were seceming to tam the Ore prawn to • good mderatasdiag, to moat& the points of dikeramm sad to erAsiveur to remade them witsemer they easted, end it that parrot Lord Cowley, a apkwelek law or well knows throughout lerrege for direphled tsars sad perfect kamiedge of Trask and Asada affairs, ar arstehal as • spiral Mails Is Vile. Hsiang tereotaked the palate a dillarserm Led Cowley rid dews • brie d rplidises dews whisk I war tared at that the. t stellikele the heigkel at that asasal—l trust the sore wS Iliegbe them th• I lea—seriag miler • Memsaglies se le the erneeli talk W tread Led Oarkpos Wake—hob& Week sew rad that that releliell had empieetly tolled, itniamalla t• Tame es useepsead preptatits Mr e mead mem deem • quellea whisk was then Madly mike the sleek arilletisa et tide entry ; eel, although we lets lid • geese* oar= Todd be W AMU the air hildied seedistios, we did al hseitate • assrat seterleg peered whisk sand • nesswable prospect at le to pekes. (Hoer, beer.) But it the sane time we MON% sad had the happlasse of bring tier repallose esseglei by all the power•—we lad limn the base d sartistiess r they W Mee settled by WS Cawley, end it Is es WIIIIND Nabetfoll 10 lee 10 ow that tot oak were they 1111•014 toe mum/ peen& ke Mare semegomeme alsath bat ikee meters their kie we ammo' at by the pirliement art rota ens herr es akar • irk sad teesesela mar kr the akar .1 all Milwatlea. Ara, my bed, it is wally a rum" that eitlimgh theme armakati.ms have set el peer lei b say soesuelli are, the dillaelda whlds have krevesei have not Wad the bree at oar peepailtir , bet her turned eddy sad salad, es realm raft sell at Ihe edraleeke, eel Is of ethidea le the orate*, eel weld ad at i hew bra to eddree bed Sr melledea el • drib urea We easead. (Meth hew) I ill rt rasa kr a healed dieession 4 swory Medi, whilik eleifither monk reed semetiore the ether re wed. ask die Ihr will prat the usslies d Mis Mr= ; ilssegrthasthepestd Bernd we bre adesesuld to milli the Aker& loperther. Whoa me MI Oil Arida oars pig sake ream ea eosin, we bee Wad Arab; when lskla sf greed le be maths addl. le lessthkek mile the sea ass seddrth we medal thee die, end the se reale ad 'ado sag" a• t tarMaisi SO arms a red ad the Mai I ark peer, bee led both wee kthgesisal eseai Ida eerily welled bar essditerieth we arse hell the Irak et the sleklest kreethilk eel the MO sides, aid =..adviee bee her glesa theseglied le the Womb et the Warr ei kerdk, lad et ben wane d Omega (LIM alma) I &Nabs arels skier! rm!s4 ea say sagerslethe 4 a fasellipe awry la the skald he lard MI I W athe Me sire emir et saying bow ask* ad *sly vs Mee hem eeppeela by Tomes themplbset them proseellege. (Hem Mr.) heals reepled • pekes el peedir fithalk, balk as a kingless eel as a masher a the Omer* eribieleks ; bet while es the see We the adeldesil lateillgellees es • mere d the GUNN* 10/1./ 6 / 1 11///o obi GM Wee elks eklithed ken pada, hir ed! le the rake el a wan so se to rear be seliedes that* lake glee ell _— - bares the two ems- Ides IWe sew dashed the awe whisk we kr pereeds •MA I ash I ask sty OM the 4111.1 seeks, ad of sableg amagensate bee •et peseerleg • raft at the rest poinn, W beea evercars by the sire ef this weary ; bet I am emplla to mg dm/ they 60111111114 sad to meat the eteetmea Mk by ar esadeer ghee, assesig, that the Sae lies awe when Begked ▪ add Ile eye aside with segetarisee Wag ee ion iltakilsie of whisk is (amidst with ha own sal burr. dem) rhos... see led dr& we ear Mioseke et markg—amer kee Men to the Wall= erealthe to s minftelleg r 10 OS terns spea eta k they might meet ewer swot to ay thet Austria lam 1100191 k t o r=d ll / 2 ▪ MI moo I /spa the, alwaitemeemaly_ re- Maio, she hie 611 dr y ileser e n d te gal • peremp tory memo, ommeles disemeamst, mailer • threat of w Milk One days. (Mar, Mara Ide sot wish to =pen say spike se to the mere d the peeted ing ; but this I it eq with deep ?wok thr la aka. that step Arab bee area upon breed the re sponeibitity wida It dream on that arestry that air Ws the rail iedde al diplomacy, end womb le the fadorbibement dthe med. (Hear, beer.) We ha net Wm the mem d Marla twelve holm, when we Inetreeted oar Weimer esepiettealy end forcibly to proem ageless the moms. It may be that this retest to mievaliem, Is may be red the hewers of war ere Moat to be idaked—rtheps tomorrow araing—but the proud we mere the memea we bol haermatien of the proosodiege Ametie. Ide ad, et the state time, etas to say that AIM. MB Wes ars et essereist. Oa the contrary, lay del by bra eggreeda largesket Ira thrdials deprived bseedi et • peat deal el OM - sesta sapped which te •• maths pee =ha inaltatiesa Iberia! woad haw es bat I say that tree wee adrift is the v es il ires ▪ st the mart to jerky the ended el Arra, sr the perampary domed is lady pimge Hems Is die Maim elver. (Hem) WW the comemenele et *Ms. may be se bums kaseight ma MI, bat while.,meg he Metriehite Weight werydangepas benaf, brawls*, gem she Is Jere token. lis ea Wets to fay thee rem the led twelve hears we We eitimptel is. lest meow le the hOr of ked The morthoglame of the releaddes d en e ast The by the tommeeeme lthe oth=l.m bee we ems e *fate of Emcee We hem title day kepattied to Austria e 4 Padre a whatther emlamoor to mile the I TI C = Usa es by moilk.- Son span me of three two asdhlsar, either the immease tHeamemeet of the tame pewee, Ma* Few% end IW- O& ; or as ameemel that enek army shell mirth in ite prowl peeltiot la • elate el MK", U not sr rem pangthe myrtle. I We now Mad ki yes es telly se I Mt It my key to do, in the pima maim psalm a peak stain, the COSMO which Is Iliegeare gemeament Is per mi. It remiss slaty to OW teas whisk pararist Mesas to rasa sad I the ram the this sewer burrs I roar that wade whisk NI to.. as her bus arm preard la •gm ear la rash I us ear the eq = reburial aril edit. My weeds hew bea to p by • aside Wed who ke kag beta ke. rerseentetive et this Oily sal idea every wed mates rib It the 'dreamt" ble higli purr eel area ter. The amble led sappre see es bre mid thet I tree* it the der el to ream ea rased asserery. le seder to Ire pre with whichever at the ewe belliesesete we a be to the right; sad keen the ersthel pertielity I okbhed leeradeidirlds, the male led eta- doled that there wee se dealt se se lie die era width I should draw the sward. My I Oahe the Itherty a eminmembatleallyied palely seed be lather kor ley SWrews seek es Had ley van bone seasedy repsonalid le the sods lord, he meld hem set thes mei • err arid yes =N. Whet I did my wee W*,Mawe laleral l sake aateelky,lut the alas • albs at era or mo. ems Is seer sad thth warm the sem wale Hay eel es the slam eit the thelllmeher, I was larabent mss es, adds( slithered Werth we had laveleskalleerlwr roar perrerikas la the astribeetheed= is rale pegemilleseek hedger myths@ le kiessarred of re sal to amour the DAY firth= the yat Oar s wader the mane emilispeolee sake. It wee set that we and eriateiatbet mad err day lise the room el skier* Wag whither, power we theight right • se Ihr tam that, I rat es to wry, that re send neetaliti rad be kw the wpm at a> Webs ash • maks as amid lamer perlestly tree to* tree the klimete—GM WM we shield veer hem are the scene-+f lamed I a sea • sir, as dramstras alib• air es we shield doom ear ceeekteet with the beam end latereete a the soestry. (Rear, her.) I liestoey led, I mad my se area a whew the p ul er the Wee thetheria Weems the eta met I Mee* marked that Web wee embeemeetly steribeid to as, with merreace le my pramealp me reseeded Wm it the belbmamt pewee. I 'spa that ear miaow Woo le to seeintain pees he emestees ; but I will go farther end soy, that it the weed ahead be doors, Espied will iseinala • weahlui end asermat tithed*, sot Masan te balk by the nth airy at Other raw, but wrobleg the slightest light list meg break Via the groat ol wor , to oast that she asy este to enadee Ite; ellekinssee. I dew sot =se kw dr rep piked eleasteles—(bew, lwer)—bot on se weeks like be • poem dared se I sin with • Meal remooribi- Flil7 2.l."ll7 prMh in M I N stead. W. ham se 111.14" host. ae le hat =by which we ietee i t h e e tstriliall, she I wry hield prom that a gagg s k i ag IsTi 7 Aria p a rliey is not the me met likely to bees War meddence and mood. (Chem.) no sale seedisthd by repeatiag WOW@ far the Wow cm thwed. The sest keet wee "The Ewa el lade," be whiff the , Mem* a Maw relernal thenba TM remelaiag lusek VIM lir Mired e 4 raft osaimmi erred te the esekr New INTELLIGME. MOVIDIENTS OF TROOPS. The grab French corps d'armte of the Alp, the command of Marshal Baragnay ocoupy the department of the Var, sear Toulon; the third oar, under Marshal Canrobert, will have its headquarters at Grenoble ; Marshal de Costae:oe is to advance by Chambery ; and it is said that the corps commanded by General NMI will be directed on Owe. It is stated in telegrams from Turin, given by the Nord and the Itsdependanee Beige, that General Ferrari, commander of the Tuscan troops, has given in his resignation. Archduke Maximilian had left Milan for Venice, to inspect the Austrian vessels. The Paris correspondent of the Times writing yesterday evening says: Yesterday the battalions of the 9th regiment of the lee embed by the Northern Railway from A then a where they were is garrison— beev left he the month the same day. They were conveyed Is two tubas, and had their war complement. To day a denachnesat of the 18th regiment of the line entered Patti by the Faubomeg St. Danis, sod piled arms on the site of houses polled down for the new Boulevard do Nord, mar the Btraaboarg terminus. The Akers were, of mutes, ignorant of their deethation—whether the Camp of Oboe maker at Nang, or the army of the Alps. The 98th regiment of infantry mlitted the learrsok et Really yesterday to join the army of the Alps. The 98th forme pert of the drat division at that army, tam General Porgy, and was the last el the &Metes to leave Path. The 13th of the thee emceed In Paris, where it is to form part of the genetics. The Nada divbion le to leave Paris to-day in ems the Lyons Railenty Clompany is prepared to transport it, It la expected that part or the fourth division will have to-night by the Lyons Railway, and the remainder to- 111111101 r. The Molokai of General Pony embarks to-day at Toulon NM Marseilles for Genoa, name oenstermended, end it ie mid that Gem. W Malum boat Alfbre be there to-day nlhabost2o,ooo ma. The isa reglesent,the Thd—the ▪ nagisteat of If limy' e divides—commended by a young Irishiem, Colonel O'Malley, lett their Wenn of the Chains elm. es Me Bedeviled do Temple, lest evening, for Lyme sad Tadao. TM 48th, under Colonel Restudy, hes kit Palmas for Toulon. The Impend yacht Aigie has been prepared for ma, end Is Is he used .by the Emperor in cane el leatilithe breaks eat. The AI& will be commanded by Admiral Duran file via tamale attached to the limperofe nab The Rymer, it is mkt, will set Man VII mod wok—pro bably 4 tna days. The question of the ipmernment daring his shame Is the great ass date moment. This. em, as I have said, two parties, bat It is thought that Prince Jerome will mamba asliantanant of the mph% with lie einnall of mewl. A poop resealed the realm pert el this day at the military equipment eatabligunent at the mum of the Ras de ha Pala, where some takers of the Zooms were providing themselves with tents sad redoes other ord.:sheaf equipment Ise the SM. The sympathies el the winking-alevem cautions to be very narked in favour at the troops hiving for the eatek. They NO tweeted with drink, impeded to give the Anglaise a good drubbing, Lm. They era belief with aocla seations, bat it is remarked that the patristic map which measpemy their deputise ere rook se have rarely been bend per the kat seven or eight yews, or rather ,lace 1549; end Mash are frequently " Pim pantie," without ray other arecommleat. The son or nephew of General Gragorio, command ing the army of the Pope, left house a few days ago for Piedmont, bat the gement muted him to be ' arrested balm he could leave the Papal States. A Teeth letter contsine the following Whoa (hostel de la Kenmore, now Wainer of War, at sums a moaned M the actin army, Count de Canon wiii add te his other labours the admisisindka al the war de partment. It is Wined that the Ameriess vat immediately War the Pitebtaeleee linnet" , sad platy of devastation wad Amp Is impeded, partimlerly on the part of the 20,000 Creeds= new seamed to the asistabenrhead of Pavia sad Me m. TM railways el Veils, Matas, tad Vireos me In sorrepag or hummee quantity of military Mises, and met • village ma bi amid in the province of Milan than is oat diled with troop. All the Airmen are requireil to supply harm WI out.; end qaantities of eat* in embed Ise teed he the esbilay. A road datable weber ef beeps are eslasiosed along the 6.rios fns it ea the basis "Isle Like st Caro. They have t- ken pestembe sea nuarmaerdoesly et the inset Ales, Wm log earythlag. Cfro males, and whit mare mat ters worse is that the tamps do use rotate tall pay, owlet to the state of the Austrian imams. In the country parts the soldiers take thole anpplim by ken, whilst is the towns they offer paper also value, or elm go off without paying evades. At Pleaseas Gnaws' Rohn, commander of the fortress, has eased as the toads et the Brand Dead Tres eery, and simply ant to Panes a recap. "If the officers of the Austrian staff are well informed," nye a Vienna letter, " Count Gyulai has received adore to strike a decisive blow with all his forces, ila Radetaki, against the Piedmontate tinny. He is, they affirm, to much forward with every possible rapidity, seize on Turin, and they try sad remain there as long as possible. Stich is said Is be the plan of campaign decided on by the per maaent council of war, sitting here under the pas sidentahip of the Emperor. The Emperor's equi pages and horses were yesterday sent forward to Milan, and his Majesty has announced that ea his arrival at head-quarters established in that city he will assume the chief command. Hue all mercan tile basiness is suspended, and immense commercial disasters are sinticipated." Mr. Renter has received the following : BERNS, MONDAY, APRIL 25. Two Sardinian steamers, which ply on the Logo Maggiore, arrived this morning at Magadino in Switzerland, in order to take shelter against a pro bable attack of the Austrians. The traffic on the Lego Maggiore has almost entirely erased. VIENNA, Aran 25. According to a report Piedmont has not accepted the ultimatum of Austria. The Austrian Corre spondence states that the Prussian Cabinet had received previous information of the intention of Austria to deliver an ultimatum to Piedmont, and that therefore the continual and faithful union of Amble sad Prussia is still to be hoped for. OTANI OUR OWN GENOA, Aran 21. Again this maiming, at break of day, the usual tit:sail at more than five hundred volunteers land ing from the Leghorn steamer. They are all from Romagna. Last evening five hundred and fifty, who had 001041 by land, were promenading the Wrests ; about two score of them wore the Tuscan, i. 8. the Austrian uniform. They had broken away from Lucca with their army, had forced their May with crowed bayonets through the Modenese terri tory of Musa, had been joined by some of the very soldiers of the Duke of Modena, and had come to Forma to lay down their arms before the Sardinian authorities, by whom they are now forwarded to the dipole of Como, Savigliano, and Acqui. The volunteers who have already entered the Pisdateatese mirk)" are more than eighteen thou sand, and you may add to the number from seven hundred to one thouand new arrival' daily. I am meowed, upon the very best authority, that the spirit of these adventurous young men is the very beet imaginable. They arrive in this part of the country often after enduring a variety of hardships and dangers in their flight; most of them, alio, severing them domestic ties and breaking through these habits and associations which root the Italians to their native place more than any other people en earth; and on reaching their depot, they all, even youths of family and education, willingly enter Cfx Court. WINDSOR, APRIL 26. To-day being the annivereary of the birth of the Atmore/Jr% the bind of the loots Pruitt fleas* playa! a adiatisa d Itavearlio alto os the east tams, at 7 o'clock Y tie satalsi. Tb. Derbase at !sot paid bat liaisity s obit of row greoretiem et the comic The Qum, anotaputiod by Prisons Abs, lode la the Aar bow tbat letaaaa, &Weird by the Boa. Ehsr ?flow Sakai also tale Y the righarbstuta. MI. Ikteroury &kart MR Lanka yMtwdq for Bt. --- Dartlobs" we swiived si the Ceissiel-odies yesterday ka the Oseeessee of Cede sad Pisligraiesd, end tram the Lied Lek Cemmisieste a ibe lasi= birds. Han Malady, the Qom Maria Audi* and that Royal Mkgbaanee ins Dube de lbeari sot the bobs Aigetne ef floe Cab& Clarestlen-botel, yelseday, tor Ckumeend. The lismais sad Ma:alias= at Lothian left Clarldge's bet. reirday, for that seat la Nerailk. Load sad Lady LUtord sad the Hoe. Mias Powys be left Yrinnaore BOA Belgravia, for Word 1141, Mg gloonatia. Sir George and Lady Brooks kayo arrived at oaritlyee Hotel. 8a George ham rewind to loglead tram Melia. The Dean of Worcester and Mrs. Peel have left Parrseses flask 134tIgrov1o, kr the deanery of Worcootar. Their Excellences the Lord Liestsnant and the °mho of Recto= will, oceordiv to protest armor mats, Mors to 'reload to-morrow. THE BASTER BANQUET AT THE MANSION BONA Yeatesdhp swains _ha Lord Mayor, puissant to essaid ewes's. wesehheda hap and diotingniehel party at he hands Nam iseledeg the Cosssasadew-la- Chief, hay lishoey's Ilhihre, awl about 900 Ohs whit, sed wary at pews" h tows. Mr. Hadar dished as weetnesseer. The tapirs-hen hes bum rug donweleit, eider the oepedstwieues et X . gisr. Os the reseed of he Mob. The Loss Ninon hew the wed wishisial assets, end sehempesdy the " duMy owl Navy." To the May, The Dohs at Casaataw retarsed drake. Is swam wilikonsey leglisiwes he ebbed to we the v is =o well presehd, bet he was raze that emery weed with to sea the dog mad carry is awls • awake hi tie". V deglesel Ism hied she to ad, eh hilt Mails M re as se doe had Dees beim hoes vides' M Adery . Biz J. Pa LUIKITON Uri hash" ten the Nem awl said that, it media sweired It, &gird mei& be side teals', soh whims 1. 4 114 tin Chamal 4011668=4884a le weld amble Ow to henrys her middle. The Loan Maros Mid the the sea Medal wee "The Had of her lishety's Midosse." It wee •MO elwaysirwok es that assiwstorty r entelime with woe sad meosetime with Iwo ostliwiews, sweriing le the syngelloy et Me diem with the hey Ow nigh this le Is pew ; hem he sea sere there weed his siraspedlims ie is to. wheel, he ay was met OW whew wide& lha goverwent *lda esearry rt the howl Soh • Mk et dos reseed Wow sal warissiblisy. Meer, hem) NW Mimi* rate Na ce two fonlar shervedess. ' pen he wed, Whisk me wry Wally sisissi. The Merl at DMILIBT nee to newel le he hest, awl wee swivel with het reel hash' diseelag. Ns odd Lei Ida) or, is' his, hies aid pediewes. N say ewe who gni in het of the edisegese by whist I see swift& is the .mill trades .5 the shire of die enestry, I wed tie pa awl, bewever biscispeste toy allies way be for their egeendes, N it my at.... and homed& hash' for he dfrfhgeWoi been. Mich you have the sight ensimed as ea. To he. my Lead Niger, wed segeshig 1 ads say howls kr the—if I way be ponottesi to ow ea, was ths dai taring toms la which yes haw wipes myesii—mishrise good twee owl pod Mites with which you haw lahmismil lb. lead. (lasi cheers.) And to all of yon, ay lases. Law sad gwithoms. I also oar my 'chiseled...is h e he had sad gratifying, sad tinily mews in which you base reenlyed It. la any other emery Ow this, at a period at heat political esaitsulaut, mhos great hide henrshe ad Shims party etruggies hang seepesiel es it were la a basesio, here might be somewhat of ait la ewe lbehifeg high ease in the councils of ha Whet' dims geseesting iderelf, ae I do to-night, time a sized covegeney vegrenewleg to it doe all varieties and shades in polities. Int I hairs the coentry too well to haws any doubt as to th• nestpds• yid* say adaidar wsul receive who, at a tiros ids the presest, has to grapple with such tinScallias as Was whole sot Nampo in a hewed at he pre ash wheat ' • sad I he, I Mew, wily Sethi too yeah he ft whoa I may that is dashed am ass" Is made thr sway peosible shads et padded whims, pretrial the it he senwspeded by hosed, et mem soil a sham Mahe to es-sperele fa he limed velem of the esestry mod the satlcassy if the while owyka (Rem Nw.) Whatever diffuses, at elides la414:0114, awl hem wow ewe may be opposed Is thew at ahem et anw esuelw we. his I will say for myself owl wg eallownes, doe N midding three arteries Mese shish sty Isoilespre haimeihed so to owl en whoirody, ye Mee se elfish N *ow bet the of Whig diehargieg w they le ear Ihweelp Is a thee et so bowedurehe eselteweal red es. whisiy. Mom Lem) Tow heMip be. bees kiel ems* to propose our heads em abbess ef the wow% sad each is tea* me w, ad yet ho are swerwist ia tie pedies eta raker Is the raw Mee la seder un_l, ad who Maly Mews shim ha shall M permihsi he err has weed esti WIRE Se whit of • ceed-wardal has how pssmesed. (Mews ad lawfwer ) Ws haye mead le Ohm red wet-meld et the miles, awl k will be le clad seed le wars et le I eMkbsM crer mesh ; but Modem way he the mad. Mid pad the phi, sa s the push the weedes to Istreimem • who the Wight had to a misty at wheels she, ha • wiry lass hiet eaglet to be Mgt sisilsed" set vit sigh. (llbows.) Sal this lvill ay, JIM wheloyor wog be he melt elfddlighel, whether lowerable esisvennelis, mw gerwet simi =dew lisps le that the Mlignest ai hefts el hi meshy way be heeded is "who ways that doe Qessats peemewest hay be "whet le le affied es, slesitly sal = ho rd Mama hew sodium and mil shwa laid sr dim Wes do swim haw le ihe sashed iiihweeh". (Neer, haw.) ad V I shads from raying a angle wad mspedied that peseller gemeites which leech aNa dam* belislkee er tan nod enregewesto, Ido bares h • glees is the hens mot *laws be cana -1 &obis Limit" of spiniss ; there is vow • bogie which I he bald le shed le es wises hensilm, ems is hie bwirgut hed sod as Oh Mies see. Ohm hem) I ohne to it is the het plow is sewed of iM owriehda'sg Nudely thei wide is every bee ha dasksi, end shish Ms hers limelled by the pew seat die at sow ledge odedsee-4 sheet to it. se costly, heensos SY • wiled who Mid', es dm en I Mem 11488884 gab yowl to the palsy eh& hes bess pewee& sr lb. volley whielesegh le he persed. dews Is set ay helerid diereses @Sepik thrionghest the W. (dam lass.) Del ally I shed Mit bosom hi the abseeem et geelleassl at this Essmislo miesiss heal Ins as spoor homity d plash, ter while is he emsdiesse et the goveramiel, sad Iseing tbs. Mew, widish way OM at awls*, what they base bees Meg, wlest lbw we haw, and whet they Mead to is (War ham) TM Mesidoes duke who is comeasimisoshiet of he why, sad way eight boasesslis friend who ger ads ma the Airkelg, Mee belle shim with or Memo to the seeder whit who b they we rewssetsbi 48F sewed, wed shish how fedi esehessi web hipieldele glory as the seas at Inglesi, ad Ifs, hew opera ISMS which will, I es" ewe, woe via he wog at every Isgliehaes, Memo May hew esa wheel ttas iirie private soldiers, and submit to an of &M K which would be intolerable to the hided:emit& The difference from the free corps 41848 and the volliteer bands of 1859 is chiefly this, that the fermi were gathered at hap-hazard, - _ self-constituted and seltofficered, without any regard to age, sire, strength, or agility, whilst the latter are all picked and tried men, wham physical and moral capabilities for the service are severely tested, not a few of whom are " declined with thankr,"when unfit for soldier's work, end who, when approved of, have the alternative offered to them to be admitted into the Piedmont/me regiments or to join the ranks of the Cacciatori dells Alpi, Cacciatori degli Apennini, and Caociatari Itsßani , now forming under the orders of Garibaldi, Ulloa. and Medici, 'abject to the supreme direction of General Glialdini, &native or Reggio, and one of the best officers in the Sardinian service. The volunteers of AN are made to give the best proofs of self-' denial and subordination from the very moment of their admission, and will have the benefit of tee or three months' hard drilling before they enter the field. THE PROTEST AGAINST THE AUSTRIAN ULTIMATUM. The Brussels Indepetadameepabliahes the following as a telegram from Berlin : 0 There is a marked difference between the pro tests sent to Vienna by the three powers mentioned by the French ;knitter. The Russian protest is the moat energetic. Prince Clortchakoff declares that the conduct of Austria is ' offensive.' The Prussian government has not positively pretested, but has ezpreeeed regret and declined all the reeponeibtlity of the ocasequences of Anetria's proceedings." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Mr. Reuter hal received the following telegram PARIS, TUESDAY. The Moniteur of this morning costUine the fol lowing :—" The Senate and the Corps Legielatif will be amembled at one o'clock to-day to receive the communieation which Government has already annonnoed its intention to make." The emeetilsthommei of this morning has the fol lowing article : There Is this to be aid for the snag sinatica, that it is elm sad well darned. But the light has dashed h ea t tt so emblenly that =my partisan of Annie who were ready to eo= for bar peal& diepasittom are mow at a Wes to emir= whet b =wim. The urge= et the English Cabinet, for Inetemos, coma Wenn was atrocity OR the pert of Ametsla —dot woks who Ohat is in word they =O. "There sag bee mistake," sold they, ens dews to yesterday, " we will yet lope ilea AWL is but the ristiot ea ualsetenati =loader stessiimp." The canon of Views, ft is penaded, did mot knew of oho olheices of Piediment to the Owl* el a geme nt disermemeat i Rotten whoa ft mint orephition to that sine to dieing Immedithdy. This is what wee add po larity; bat bray this hypothesis is leadosiedble. It is now chesty dtommetrand that And& had reasived °Mehl iniligewee of /adieu's adherion to the English proper& at the moiment when she despatched her ultimatum. This ultimatum was shady noshed upon, the tams of it were already Nettled, hi= the cation of Vies= sompted the pep eel for • own= Oa the very day Mesa the fury shinty 'peke so lewdly of the loyalty of Austria, the Archduke Albert pro seated this act aviation awl Asphalt, at Berea, end asked the Primo Reran° bastes the amomplios el It. The mow a the Regent was oath me night lave be= expand from him ; it is dike ha teumble to Prone end to Germsay, of which Prowls is sow the Ins npreesntatin. The ca tion of Berlin not cedy ,jested the Vies= pro politica, but it bee awoolateri Wolf with the paced dell Europe. This (read act which silimatios the inset rasp Who by Mister, Is the liabiallealltiell dhr Thal MUM of *induct ever shoe Lord Cowley's Miedlioo. It is new an Winded het that the tabhatt of Vienna has new acted an open mad sheen pert towards Romps In regard to the pre wed eras. Austria was met stance when she accepted the principle of • European wore= for, in point of ha, she never istemdsd to counterman any congress which would have inquired Into those thiop which she desire to remain =probed, which would have introduced light and order bib those Wags which her policy Is to solve in darkness and trouble. The abbot ef wee not more sheers whim she dermaded • mo ral disermemeat as a preliwiaary to the campers. fibs wee not more damn when at the ken moment ohs still pro tested that her Mintiest Inn polio, end prcalleci never to be the aggressor. Austria bas broken all hes premien sad empagereentr—the has mot even beta at On pa ha to peg attention to dome. That she should have ass guided to war by her Interests sad ambition le • hot which her Ohio= delleudess weed whops bow =demised ; but they wiU sot forgive hot hr eon doessemdei to hypocrisy in order to precipitate a violist denser:mt. Austria deceived Europe by holding oat aha hope of pow, while she was all the while resolved to w to war. The ultimatum which requires liodinia to Mum =thin three days Idt Milan ea Osod Fridley; it is thee that pion Amnia keeps her Enter. (7101 OVA OWN PAUtB, MONDAY EVENING/. The sitting of the Corps Legislatif announced by the lifositeur for to-day, in order to receive a com munication from government, has been postponed till to-morrow. Boma few people argue from this adjournment that the government still hopes for some diplomatic communication favourable to peace, but all the news of the day is diametrically opposed to any such expectation• I believe the only reason for the delay is that a great many members of the Corps Legislatif are In the country. They are sent for by telegraph, as it is wished that the chorus of Vive I'Empereur" should be sung by the full strength of the company when the official announce ment is made. The Putrie is instructed to say that the comuinaioation in question will be a bill for augmenting the levy voted on Muth 24, 1868, from 100,000 man to 140,000. The eame journal denies a report that a loan will be proposed at the same time. I believe the Patric is quite right. Is oorresqaence of the terribly depressed state 'Atha feeds, money will probably be mind for the present by a large issue of Excheqeer There is no longer the least affectation of secrecy about the Emperor's intention to command the army of Italy in person. The Petrie announces that the aides-de-camp who will "go with the Empwee" are General Count de Montebello, General Prim), de la Moscows, General Flenry, Colonel de Waubert de Geniis, Colonel &ills (the two latter only recently appointed to be aides- l romp), Lient-Colooel the Marquis de Tonlougeon, and Liestesont-Oolonal Count Lepk. The orderly of ficers who will accompany his Majesty are, Lieut.- Colonel Far*, of the Artillery; Staff Chef d'Esoa dron Schmitz; Captain Brady, Artillery; Captain Emile Teacher de la Pepsis ; the Prince de la Tear d'Asvergne, captaia of infantry; and Prises Joa chim Must, lieutenant of cavalry. General Niel left Paris yesterday to take the --- command of the 4th corps of the army of the Alpe. The Prow announce, that the departure of Prime Napoleon is delayed for one or two dap, in esneeqaence of the adjournment till Tuesday of the communication to the Corps Leilslatif. You must not for the future expect to find much news &boat the movement of troops in the French papers. They was cautioned on this subject some days ago. Several of them, evidently moved by a wholesome dread of oeasequenoes, have gam re peatedly told their readers that they shall only speak of the army with . the utmost circumspection. Notwithstanding this, the Patric continues to chronicle the movements to the south in execution of the Emperor's coda' to concentrate " several divisions " upon the Piedmonteite frontier. Of course an English correspondent cannot do any harm by repeating what he finds in the French papers. Bat I should certainly not think it right, as a resident in Paris, to supply from private information soy particulars to an English journal which might, by possibility, aid the Austrians in carrying on war against the French. It is difficult to realise to oneself the im mense changes in regard to the transmission of news from one part of Europe to another, which will possibly take place in the coarse of a few days, or, perhaps, hours. I take it for granted that, as 20011 RS war L de clared, an-entire-stop will be put to the transmission of all private telegrams between France, and Italy, and Austria. No exception can safely be made for merchants and bankers, because nothing is elder than to agree upon a key by which words might be interpreted in a manner totally different from their apparent meaning. It is a great question in my mind whether the French government will allow the private telegraph to work at all, either to Germany, Belgium, or even England. You will get by telegraph vii Ostend all the news that comes to Brussels; but you will not, I appre hend, even by that route, obtain telegraphic intelli gence from Vienna. I rather think that by a treaty, binding upon all the German States, any member of the Confederation who may be at war has a right to lay an embargo upon the private telegraph throughout Germany. The Boarss gays way to an unmitigated feeling of pude. The Rents continued tumbling down all day without a rally, and closed at 62fr. 90e. for each, and 62fr. 660. for account, with the serious fall of 2fr. 250. and 2fr. 160. from the depressed prices of Saturday. Mobilier fell fiStr. The Orleans Railway fell 62fr. 60c. ; Northern, 36fr. ; Eastern, 27tr. 600.; Lyons, Mfr. 26c. ; Southern, 40tr.; and Western, 20fr. Austrians fell 6111 r. 60c.; Victor Emma tine], 10fr. ; and Lombardo-Venetian, 42tr. Mk. PIEDMONT. SPEECH OF COUNT CAVOUB. The following is a report of the speech addressed to t h e Pietheriatees Chamber of Deputies co Battu, day by Count Cavour Guellemem,—The great European powers, with a view is treat the Italia virgin by swans of diplomacy, and try whothertt fight be peeing, to give ft • peamble solution, resolved in the month of Marsh to convoke • congress for the purpose. Amnia, anwtheism, subjected her adhesion to this project to • *mane misting to Sardinia alone—via., Qat she Amid previously &era. This prate sine, inbidamingly repelled by the King's government as ma just and coatrary to the dignity of the country, met with no support from any of the alien. Austria them substituted mother, that of • gourd dtrannement. This asw yriaciple gave rise to • series of updating. which, acawithateading the frequency and rapidity of telegraphic communications, listed several weeks, sad ended la the proposal of the Engliah government, which you well ban ' and which was accepted by Prance, Russia, and. I Prude. Although Pitodmoat foresaw how many doubts 1 1 sad lassavesinces might arise from the spplicnion of the Wad*, arnetheleas, from • spelt of conciliation, and ea iest dm emenana pemible, she sawed to ir. Austria, on the entraty, has peresenorily refused it. This refusal, of whisk we remind astir from all parts of Europa, Ina sabsequently allelelly communicated to us by the mpratantative of England at Turin, who, by ender of Ins goverment, signified to us that the abbot of Timm had resolved le adder's to Pk IDIOM, aria invitatke to diONIII. dmasadiag • definitive answer la throe days. The sabetmace sad form of this request cannot leave say doubt is the eyes of Europe on the true latenticue Amnia. It is the remelt and the sad of the greet oilianre peopratime Whin tar • long time past Anse:l6lra berm making ea ewe frmellsre, gall which latterly lean bloom ME mere powerful sad nameelag. Under three chow Mann, mad easing the SIAM daLgers Ind& mars us e the government of the Etas has thought it its duty to apply without tanker delay to perliament, sad sak it to great thane powers which it might judge neocarry to provide for the defence of oar country. Hence your president was requested immediately to convoke the cham ber, whioh had separated for the Eosin mese. And although we indirectly learnt yesterday at a late hour that Annie hesitated to send the Intended request to iedmont, yet, dam do hes refixed the Bullish proposition, Preis don not by arty mean modify either the situation or our object. The enerattres taken by his Majesty the Emperor of the Freon under these circumstances, not only inspho us with confidnos but also deserve our warmest acknowledgment. We therefore trust that the chamber will net hesitate to Bandits by its Totem a bill for entrusting to the King the full powers which the times require. And who 000'd better protect oar liberties? Who Is there more worthy of this proof of the madman of the action ? He whose name, during • ten years' reign, has been synonymous with faith and honour—he who has away, upheld the Italian tri colour—he who Is now preparing to fight for liberty end independence. Be smeared, geetlemen, that in entrusting in the present difficulties the supreme power to the bands of Victor-Emmanuel, Piedmont and Italy will unanimously applaud your resolution. The bill is worded as follows : Art. I. In can of war with the empire of Austria the King shall to tweeted with ell the legislative end executive powers, sad may, trader ministerial responsibility, take, by royal deafen all the nu &sures necessary for the defence of the country sad our breatations. Art. 2. The ceartitutiemal institutions remaining on. changed, the government of the King shall have the power, during the war, provisionally to limit the freedom of the press and Individual liberty. The Piedreentese Gazette says that the communim lion was received with profound attention by the Chamber, and responded to with repeated cries of "Viva it Re." The Chamber immediately retired to the bureaux to meet again at 3 p.m. The result of the sitting has been already communicated by telegraph. The same journal announces that on the morning of the 23rd Count Brassier de St. Simon, the Priori= Ambassador at Turin, had the honour of an audience of the King of Sardinia, to deliver to him a letter from the German Confederation. It wee said at Turin that M. dal Kellerberg, the Austrian Minister, would wait the expiration of the delay amorded, and that before leaving he would deliver to the goverment a declaration of war. The Coarrier de Marseille mentions as a further reef of Austria being greatly in want of funds, that the Emperor Francis Jo.eph has awed the crown jewels to be deposited with the heirs of the well-teown beater Siren dins, es a gmeentee for • loan of 32 millions of dorins. A letter frees Naples in the IsMisendanes of Baurels says .—" The d.y before yesterday • priest of Pm dino, named Mateo, led to the palace of the Camels en old blind mendicant who was stated to bare put bad a Orlon. Queen Christine of holy memory had appeared to him, sad predieed that the King would not die at present. The mendicant readied a royal hospitality fur his good new, and in fact the stets of the King's health has colesseeced to improve. The feast's), at the court go too far as to believe that the King la saved ; bet that is not the option of hie Melody's medical advisees." Prince George of Saxony, who is to marry the ester of the King of Partepl, le expecte I shady in Brus sels, where he will meet the reigning Doke of ,sac-Coburg Gotha on his return from Lyndon. On the 12th inst. the people of Galata made a ferocious attack as the Jewish inhabitants of the c ty, whom theyancused (scoording to a wretched superstition) of having taken blood from a Christian boy, is order to make use of it in Ash. Baiter cememmin I The synagogue wee destroyed, the bibles and molls at laws found in it toes to pieces, the shopebroken open tot plundered, and shout 100 fare teaser Wes tidied. le the courts of the day, troops ha but rks arri of red Use Bailey, peace sad order are rest restored, t, none the rides were 'nester.