The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

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FRANCE.
Flom Toulon we learn that the 34th and 38th of the
Line embarked on Friday for Gum:la—at isnot, this wait
presumed to be their destination. The lint Regiment
of the Foreign Legion is announced as having arrived on
Saturday at Marseilles, The 84th of the Line, belong.
tog to the Vint Diviiion (General Foray's). left last
night. It wee aeootupanied to the Lyons Railroad by.
number of Ste working claws, singing the " Chant des
Otroiseline," " Mourir pour /a Piarie r and uttering
sties of "Vine FNetperter f' " Vire r f' 'Nun
Gar Kaiser/01s t' The Fourth Division has not yet
left. Marshal Canrobert has arrived at Lyons.
The communication announced to be made to the
Legislative Corps was to be • demand for 40,000 men in
anticipation, who with the contingent of 100,000 already
levied, will Menus the army by 140,000 men. That
the demand will be readily complied with there is no
doubt, and that those who have declared themselves
most hostile to the war will show most seal on the ooca.
aion is fully expected.
The corps wparl, of which Prince Napoleon is to take
Ni. command, is the Imperial Guard, who will certainly
be proud to serve under his Imperial Highness. Gene-
rals &pipers., be Fully, and Lamirault will each coin.
mend • division. The question of the Regency Is
agitated. There are two opinions, it appears ; one is in
favour of Prince Jerome, the other leans to the Boipress.
The melee day of the Emperor's departure is not
stated, and I believe is not yet fixed.
The Imperial yacht Aigle has been prepared for !ea,
and is to be used by the Eintieror in caw of hostilities
breaking out. The Aisle will be commanded by Adel!.
re! Dupony, who will remain attached to the Emperor s
Staff.

The Emperor, it is said, will not leave till next week
—probably in 10 days. The question of the Government
during his absence is the great one of the moment.
There are two parties, but it is thought that Prince
Jerome will remain as Lieutenant of the Empire, with
his Council of Regency. _

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It is thought that for the prerant the Embassy at
London will be left to the Charge d'Affaires, at least
until the elections in England are over. Nothing is yet
decided uto the new Ambassador. M. de Persigny is
a member of the Council of Regent"), anehis presenoe
here will be required for soine time.

Psalm, Monday, April 25, 12 23 p.m.
The greatest excitement prevails on the Bourse.
It.mtes opened 63f. 50e., and fell immediately to
61!. 25c., being l decline SiWO Saturday.
3 45 p.m.
In consequence of warlike rumours large sales took
plaoe for cash, and all securities fell again. The Bourse
closed very dat. Bente*, 621. 90c. for money, and
621. 85c. for account, being a decline of 2* since
Saturday's closing.
April 25, Evening.
The Patric of this evening says that Government will
present to the Corps Legislatif tomorrows project for
modifying the Contingent of 1858, but that no new loan
will be asked for. General Niel left yesterday to take
the C.ll/111111111 of the corps orarsiec allotted to him.
" We are asaurred," adds the Patric, "that the
Emperor and Prince Napoleon will leave on Wednesday
evening next to join the army. The Aides-de-Camp
who will accompany them have been already ap-
pointed."
PARIS, Tuesday, April 26, 4 20 p.m.
- - (Arrived in London, April 27, 12 15 a.m.)

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At 1 o'clock to-day the Corps Leilalatif was assem-
bled to receive the communication announced by
Government.

Count Walewaki read to the Chambers an expoaition
of the negotiations wloch had taken place. The Count
tben went on to ..ay
. . _

" The Chamber; would obierse that if the F.toperor
makes war it is because he haa been forced and con-
strained to iho wi by the aggre.iive conduct of Auatria.
In the nag diations every pieisible moderation had been
used by irance."
Count Monty, President of the Cone Legislatif. en•
priseiel the hope that war would be limited to Italy.
M. &troche then pre.entril a project of law for a loan
Mtm,(10.(1411., and fur raising the contingent of 1858 to
110,000 men.

PlllB, Tuesday, April 26.
The Paine of Oda evening says:
" We are assured that French troops have arrived in
Genoese waters." _

2 12 p.m.
The Bonnie is very fist, and all securities offered.
Rentes, 621. 75e.
PARIS. Wednesday, April 27, 2.34 p.m.
A panic bas set in, and Rentes bare fallen, being now
quoted 611. 60e.

3.40 p.m.
}lentos closed 621. both for money and account, being
decline of nearly 1 per cent, since yesterday.
Railway shares are Z. to 15f, lower than yesterday.
PARIM, April 27.
The Patric states that, according to all probability,
the direAion of the army is towards Turin, . _

Advioes have been received that several divisions of
the French army have disembarked at Genoa.
The Coisslitutionse/ announces that the French nag-
ours Indi9enes arrived at Genoa yesterday (Tuesday)
morning. They were received with enthusiasm. The
Comeau/ionise/ also gives the report that the advanced
guard of the French corp, darntee arrived at Turin yes-
terday evening. Count Chasselimp I.subat, Minister
for the Colonies, has taken his departure for Algeria.

Paula, Thursday, April 28.
The Paine of this evening publishes the following
short article :

We leant a fact of great importance. lithe Austrian
army has nut continued the offensive movement which
it had begun, it is because the Austrian Cabinet has
accepted the mediation proposed by England. At the
WSW time, we are assured that the French Goternment
has taken the offer of England into consideration. If
this last news be correct, France may be convinced that
thin fresh evi knee of moderation will not be given
t Me.. all guarantees be reserved which the present state
of affairs demands.

Itentes were done this evening at GU., and are in
demand.

Austrian Railway shares, 440.
PARIS, Thursday, April 28, II 50 A.M.
Rentes were first done on the Boulevards at 624. 50c.,
and rose to 631., 10c., being • rise of lj sinoe yesterday's
closing.

12 17 P.M.
Rentes opened 62f. 75e., but fell innnedietely to
62f. 50e.

226 P.m.
Large realization* have taken plum. /tante'. 61.1% 3.5 a.
3 32 P.M.

The Bourse closes better. Renton, 62f. 70c. for
money, and 621. 65c, for account, being an improvement
of i since yesterday.

AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.

The following telegram has been 'received at Mr. Men.
ter's Aloe rid Germany
BERNE, Thursday, April

The French troops experience difficulties in crossing
Mont eenis ; 4,000 workmen are engaged in clearing the
pan. of immense mas.ses of not.
120,000 Austrians have croiwed the Ticino, of whom
30,000 are commanded hr General Gyulai, 60,000
by General Benedek, and 30,000 by General &bal.
The Sardinians have retired from Pain= to the
western side of the river Sesia.

General &internee, the General of Division in the
Canton of Tessin, has requested reinforcements.