The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-18 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY EVIIIINO.
The President being now beyond the range of the
electric telegraph, the Moaiteur is now somewhat less
wearirome. fhe " frantic enthusiasm," the " holy
joy," of the peop'e on beholding their prince, wilt
now be reported at longer intervals, instead of being
telegraphed by the prefects about every ten minutes.
The latest accounts in the official journal leave the
Prince at noon yesterday, at Villeneuve, within three
=of Moulin, in perfect health. I know of
g new worth noticing at Bourges, except that
• man was arrested there for uttering a "seditious
sty," probably fire fe Republic. Little disagreeable
incidents such as these will only reach us tardily.
The Mick' accounts will be one uniform "couleur de
rose • throughout. When the President visited the
cathedral at Nevers the cries of "Viva l'Empereur "
les& the vaults of the old church echo again, not-
withstanding, as the endear observes, the sexed
mature of the edifice. On leaving the cathedral the
Prince's carriage was preceded and followed by
deputations from the surrounding communes,
and several corporations of the town bearing
banners, on which were inscribed, Fire lEmpereue ;
• Napoleon : a notre bon Priam Louis Napoleon
Napo,eme 111. It is worthy of notice that the
latter title is reproduced, I believe, for the first time,
in theMoniteur. This may, I fancy, be received as
the solution ofja question which has much perplexed
tho Imperialists. It may now be taken for granted
that the Duke de Itaschadt will be counted as
Napoleon 11., and the last thirty seven years of
French history will be deemed null and void. The
prefect of the Nievre asked for and obtained the
I pardon of one of the transported of December.
It would be inspirable to allude to all the muni-
cipal addresses which have been transmitted by the
prefects by scores. One, that from Aaxonoe, says—
" Monseigneur, the empire put an end to anarchy,
teetered order, revived industry, and covered France
with glory. You also, Prince, have saved the conetry
on Dec. 2; finish your work; give us back the empire?'
The new municipal 'council of Aubierd, Puy de
Dome having been elected against the government
candidates, has been dissolved. The government
organs state that the number of persons arrested in
consequence of the events of Anhiere is very consi-
derable. Twelve are already in prison at Clermont,
and the inquiry against others is actively going on.
M. Guizot has jest arrived in Paris, but only in-
tends to remain a short time.
At the Bourse the 4i percents. rose 20e., closing
at 103.95; the 3 per sesta, rose 30, and closed at,
77.90. The Northern Railway rem 16; Strasburg
and Western 7.60 each; Orleans, 6.23; Rome, Mom
tereau and Troyes, and Havre, M. each; Marseilles,
and Testa and Bordeaux, 3.73 each;
alm, 2,40;
Lyons and Avignon, and Dieppe, 1.23 c
PARIS, TMOSIDAT EYILIFINO.
I hear that, when the President left Paris, the
Secretary-General of Public Works loudly com-
plained, at the Orleans Railway station, of dre
poverty of the decorations provided by the resters.
The Moniteur contains a decree of the President,
founded upon a report from the Minister of Pubis
Instruction, directing the formation and publication
by that minister of a work to be ailed " &coal
Fic; 'Aral dos Pobsieag
popular ri popnlairesard la Place," oreitaatii
thshons, Estoricalwarlegends, recitals, stories,
and satires which exist in Prance, either in print or
in masmoorlpt, no collection is to include songs
in pelt* whisk ors to be translated. An unlimited
credit is speed for the expense of the work which
is to be esedaetod by the committee of languages,
history, end orb, attschod to the ministry ofng;:trie
instresdes, d modds ate to be granted to persons
who miff yokel& omistanokto the completion
of tbs
The rsiostion of tho army, if over sarimeedy con-
tompistoi, is now not spoken of as even a pinwale
mane until mat year. I hoar that Omani St. Ar-
oma lisimoiCioneral Magma for his iodinated= in
Ls= on Implicitly at Strasburg of the projects of
of OM state with regard to a new organir
dm et the fens&
The lostieer is Urns& has the foaming ea
the Duke of Wellington :
The minims of the minim lamb of Ms soisimiisi
minim boa bon mom Mao malsoled_ willow Is
We wiatty, ysedegy beseses of the Ms oseisitio sambir
dos of hie essoloyesea. We will eater Moe se dloomiss
ems OM mills& We Mil only my Mat Prams la tee
Mit la easy sod Mammy moorieritim is ham serytileg to
arty has Weal is dam osipsol, tai ass lode: the
smoke of obis moiloilm. me rime es hem =
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b illooloisso inn the Wmgo ossolislemilsg 'hoe
Mask .I.BllloiNm, he would sow havo oleslooll Mom
recomess ever oar modes whit* we have to dopier,.

BELGIUM.

The Einaocipagiss of Brosada says
If we an eureetly Was* ear ridse with Fresco
are not regulated is a definitive maser, at the Mawr of
sa mime. confide. New &fanlike ue es the eve of

In the suite sense the eenti-ohiedal Indepoodarace
nil :
Difficulties altogether unexpected have already arises and
give occasion to negetiadenn, whisk are .panued wits'
activity.

SWITZERLAND.

The heads of the celebrated convent of Einsiedeln,
in Schwyz, having retard to pay taxes on its reve-
nues derived from pusessions external to the canton,its
chattels have been levied upon by the secular powers.

ITALY.

PIEDMONT.

The SartWas cigsstiiieimese that is cosso-1
=of the tint lo essetiotly Nies ea
end COniee tbe m-
ope of snleheisee from one Who saw, the
Fume mod Senlisisa govemmlls boo weed to
keep some eroiseme pameses* to time waters
The Fronk deetater Averse is &oody es that
_ _ .

Tie migrated Italian poet, Alessandro Maenad,
ta:::through liscara on the 12th, en his way to
:, to be prima M the celebration of the mar-
riage of Marquis d'Assglies only daughter.

ROHR

Our Roman Corresposaat, writing on the 10th
September, states that the Pap's reception on the
Bth, by the public, was molt Gemini had
gone to France and General Castellani was expected.
Suicide was prevalent mot" the French Aces.
Sir H. Balwer had an interview with the Pope on
the 9th instant.

s.

SPAIN.
The- Madrid Garotte of the 11th contain an asa
count stating that, on the Ist, the Boating debt
amounted to 344,183,474 rests; on the Ist August,
it was 332,083,368 reale. It is added that, daring
the month, treasury bills were negotiated at 8 per
cent. for private persons, and at 8 per rent. for the
Bank. General Aupick, Ambassador of France, Is
to leave Madrid at the end of the month, to meet the
Prince President at Bordeaux. The Espana states
that the government has resolved to abandon the
system of telegraphs heretofore employed, and to
I substitute electric lines for them.

GERMANY.
AUSTRIA. _ _

A Vienna correspondent, writing on the 15th,
says :
" The Emperor,who for the last few days has been nffeo
in from physical indisposition, is completely resented,
sad will set out tomorrow morning for the camp near
Penh. He will be accompanied by a cloud of minor Geo
man notabilities. among whom are the Rogent of Baden, the
Hereditary Prince of Wurtemberg, the Princes of Heerlen-
burg and Oldenburg, the Duke of Perms, and the Duke
of Coburg. The Grand Duke of Russia is expected In the
course of the week. Is all there are seventy or eighty
foreign prison or d penal@ invited to be present at the
gnat military eperaele.
" The seat naives awl erepegates glowing reports of
the mantis' at Path. Is the seessory of man
liessmy bus net nee seek seam ef Weep ancentrated as
will be bsught tagether es this esewise. Their total
umber is 50.000, of which 16,000 are cavils,. The saa-
DCMITIeII are to extend over a fortnight.
The Military Commission, charged by the Austrian
government to make a report on the forces of the
Germanic confederation, has drawn up its report,
especially with reference to the disposable force that
Germany would possess; to resist any attempt at in-
vasion by France. The report estimates the amount
of the army that France could send against Germany
at 500,000 men, and states that the Germanic con-
federation has also 500,000, but that 200,000 of these
would be required by Austria for the protection of
Italy. Some of the states of the Germanic confede-
ration have recommended an augmentation of
150,000 men, but Prussia and Austria, it is said, re-
gard the present force u quite sufficient under ex-