The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-21 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

Rumours are still if. as to the probability of the
Emperor's return ; they are, however, contrailicted in
some official quarters. If there he a certainty of A great
battle it is thought he will not leave. It is n ported,
also, that the Emperor has written to General Guyon,
approving his conduct at Rome, and particularly the
measures he has taken to prevent popular demonstrations
in the Eternal City or its suburbs. Should any such take
place elsewhere in the Pontifical States the General will
not consider himself bound to interfere. This 'we," rro-
tile from the Imperial proclamation •• to the Italians in
the Mosite.w. The Emperor says—Profit, then, by the
fortune which is offered you to obtain your independence
Organize yourself militarily. Fly to the standard of
Ring Victor Emmanuel, who has already.° nobly shown
you the path of honour. Remember that without dis-
cipline there can be no anny. Be to-day only soldiers,
and to-morrow you will be the free citizens of a great
country. As Lombardy and Tuscany are occupied by the
French, this mumiuuning of the Italians to anus was,
doubtless, applicable to the Pontifical States and the
Neapolitans. We may then fore expect to see before
long the Papal authority circumscribed to the city of
Rome and its immediate suburbs. Parma has demanded
French troop..
Scarcely six months have elapsed since the prosecution
of Count de kiontaleudiert, which. in the apparent still-
ness of the politcal atmosphere, then attracted for a
while attention in every capital of Europe. M. &rept'
and 11. Dufaure declined to receive any remuneratinn
for the professional services they rendered to their dis-
tinguished client. Mdc Montalembert, who appreciating
the delicacy of their conduct and the value of their ser-
vices on that occasioti, ordered two statues in silver to
be male; one of Demostlienee, copied on a small 60013
from the statue in the Museum of the Vatican ; the other
of Aristides. on the model of that in the MUIIOO Bor.
bonico at Naples. The statue of Demosthenes is pre-
sented to M. Serryer ; that of Aristides to M. Dufaure.
It is said in Paris in certain quarters ki.own to he in
relation with the Petals Royal, that the Prince Regent
of Prussia has caused it to be intimated that if the
French army cross the Muncie the act will he considered
by Primate as menacing to the Germanic Confederation
by invading the natural defences of Germany, and as
calling for the direct intervention of the Confederation.
It is further stated that the Generals under the corn•
mend of Marshal Pelisaier are forthwith to repair to
their respective stations. It is not considered impro-
bable that the army now called the" Army of the East"
may goon be denominated the "Army of the Rhine."
The person who gives this information says that, in his
opinion, the real object of the war is Constantinople for
and the Rhine for France. He thinks that
much of the blame rests with the English Government
for not having proposed to settle the Italian question,
which every one saw must soon become • serious embar•
moment, in unison with the Emperor of the French, and
thus prevented him from throwing himself into the
arms of Russia.
The announcement in the Prussian Gazette, that the
Prince of Prussia has ordered that sir corm cr arm&
shall be set in motion, is regarded in Paris as the
answer of the Germanic Confederation to the note of
Prince Gortachakoff. _

The editors of the Paris pawn have been recom-
mended by the authorities to abstain from taking any
notice of the killed and Rounded at the battle of
Magenta, or of mentioning any names; otherwise they
will be prosecuted for publishing false news.

SWITZERLAND.
BICIUM June 14.

The Federal Council has disbanded the troops in the
Canton of Valais, and reduced the number of troops in
the Canton of Tessin to 3,000 men, on amount of the
seat of war having become removed from that frontier
of Switzerland. On the frontiers of the Orisons, near
Nanders, Austrian troops have arrived and begun
making intrenchments.