The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-19 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, THURSDAY Emma.

The nava very justly remarks that the Italian
government is just now speaking much better than
it act& The Official Gazette and General Durando's
circular despatch speak in firm and dignified terms
of the necessity of Italian unity, with Rome for its
capital. The Minister for Foreign Altair% makes
the remarkable admission that the "orderof the day
of the volunteers was after all but the expression of
a real necessity." How, after this, is it possible
for Rattazzi to go on seriously with the prosecu-
' tion against Garibaldi
The Pays, which, after some fluctuations, must
now be classed as an ultramontanist journal, denies
that the words lately used by Victor Emmanuel
to a deputation, were, "Before the end of the
year we shall be in Rome," and asserts that he
said, "Before the end of a year from this time the
question which preoccupies everybody will have re-
ceived a solution conformable at once with catholic
interests and those of Italy." The latter words
would mean just nothing ; M. de la Gueronniere
would endorse them with pleasure. It is important
to know what the Kiug really did say.
The Sport, often well informed about the doings
of the court, announces that the Emperor and
Empress will not stay at Biarritz beyond the
latter end of this month, and that the hunting
establishment is all ready for them at Compiegne.
II This news, if true, may have an important bearing
I upon the great and much vexed question of the
general elections, fur a correspondent of the
lisdepead,ance Beige says that if the Emperor
leaves Biarritz before the 4th or sth of October, it
may be assumed that M. de Persigny's wish for a
speedy dissolution will be complied with, but that
if his Majesty should stay there till the middle of
next month the present Chamber will run out its
full term, and the elections will not take place
till next year.
Captain de Caster, of the staff, aide-de-camp to
General de Lorencez, has arrived in Paris with the
flags taken from the Mexicans, and which be has
been charged to present to the Emperor. He is
also the bearer of despatches for his Majesty from
General Lorencez, and is on his way to Biarritz to
deliver them. Bullier's Correspondence mentions a
rumour that these despatches are highly important,
since they contain proposals for an arrangement
on the part of President Juarez.
Tho ehronique de l'Ouest of Mans, which had a
first warning the other day, is now visited with a
almond for an article in the number of Sept. 12,
which is described as " an attack upon the prin-
ciple of universal suffrage, and • gross insult to
the government established by it." What funny
universal suffrage it is when no man can safely
speak his mind!
A writer in a government journal, who is pro-
bably of Irish extraction, lansezts that France
does not follow the example of Russia, and reap
the " benefits" of " disinterested" intervention in
the East.

A journal states that Dr. Trousseau (one of the
most eminent physicians in Paris) is going to Spez-
tie to see Garibaldi.
This bee been the best Bourse that we have seen
for a long time. A large business was done in all
the leading securities, and though there was a little
reaction towards the close, the Route left off, with
a rise of 30e. for cash and 20c. for account, at

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