The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-14 00:00:00

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LORDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 14.

NEST FROM ABROAD.

THE BALTIC FLEET.

lIIIL, riums, 11 ♦.m.

The Impel:knee, 51, Commodore Watson, and
Ample% 61, bare jut entered this harbour and
anehOred ekes to the bathing establishment. The
weedier is Sae.—Daily Nom

PARIS. ?Anus.
Tie Ifortikur publishes the returns of the Bank
of FMCS for the month ending April 12. The fol-
lowing its the prleeipal results :

KIITLLLIC 115a&Yi.

81a Mush. April 12.
PM. 241.279.180 t. 225,1611,9111 f. Demme 111,210,149 f.
Depicts. 192,600.301. 208,466,818 f. Lwow 726.6661.
BILLS 011100171TID.
Paris.. 156,344.11022. 143,815.4491. MIMS@ 2,529,645 t
Departs. 11111,791,744 f. 10,0213,864 f. 702,81101.

ADVANCES OW PUBLIC ssovarrias.
10,185.498 f. 28,080,781 f. lamas, 2,775,200 f.
Departs. 0.880,660 f. 7,899,600 „ 1,039,090 f

111011111 IN CIIIICIffATION
Pent.. 499 055.900 f. 628,508,900 f. Isamu 29,8111,000 f.
Meats. 132,711,860 f. 121,845,150 f. Dooms.. 10,868.7001.

ISSLIIIIRY ACCOUNT CUPARWT.
81,00.1,786 E 78,648,044 f. Danl., 2,444,721 f.
PIIVATI AOOOUNTS CIIIIIII/11%

Paris.. 146.062 7061 f. 117,669414!. Dial•s• 27,602.8481.
Depula. 18,128,709!. 29,633,6731. haws 1,401,960.

(NT SUBRAILUAR ♦ND 111T1/1 TRLRORAPR.)
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PARIS, SATURDAY.

we leers frost Rome that at the Convent of St.
Apse, yeetseday, s portion of the floor of the ball
gays way ender the fest of the Pope. Cardinals
Asteeelli and Parisi sad Osumi Moored were
a>•oapt those who nweived oostodoos. His Holi
asn moped unhurt.

ARRIVAL FROM AUSTRALIA.

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FALMOUTH, SATURDAY.
ship Aberfoyik Captain 97 days from
ONb•s laud for Loudon, has loaded Rails sad
poossegoim 11s Aborfoyis has as freight 7,060 as.
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THE LOAN.

GOVRINNIPI have taken the plunge. The Out-
claws of the EICH6QIIIIII has intimated to the
members of the Bunk Richanp, through the medium
of the Bank of England, that the Pint= and hint-
ing, will be reedy ea Monday next to see any gentle-
men who are desirous of contracting for a loan for
the service of the present year; and that they will
this inform them what amount will be required,
end will settle the preliminary arrangements. There
ma be no doubt that in adopting this resolution
Goverement have met the wishes of the great
body of the public. Much, no doubt, will depend
span the teems on which the loan is to be raised ;
but the pablie feel that industrial enterprise, and
ossonstelal operations in general, will be lees die.
torbed by raising a loan, than by increasing taxation
to seek an amount as would render it possible to
delay the expenditure of the year by the revenue
'stated within the year. There will be lea danger
of labourers being thrown out of employment. But
the anneenoment of the intended loan is welcomed
Wither and higher reasons. It is understood to be
tun temoant to a declaration on the part of Govern-
ment that they have abandoned—if ever they enter-
tained—all ides of patching up a premature and pre-
mises peace ; and that they are alive to the impor-
t's's, of 'saying oa the war with vigour, and oa a
seals essamensurate to the magnitude of the interests
st Make.

A FEW TRUTHS FOR THE FRENCH
EMPEROR.

Is the named As ghee sea et Isgbal let it be
distinctly understood that the brilliant and cordial
reseptica, whisk is preparing for the ROOMS and
Burma of the Timms, is moat as ma ezpiemiss et
the good-will sod esteem which the papa a Bar
Lad bear to the nation which hes tempted these
illostrious pests of oar Clautt a their Boareigns.
We hewer the sagacity, firmness, and loyalty whisk
—se far as the "able has the means of ascertaining—
have eirwasterised the part taken by N./Lemma 111.
is the Oriental struggle. We admit the humanity
with rehab he has exercised the absolute power
whisk he has acquired in Frame. Bat we
shield be false to oar principles—and to
Os rat interests of humanity whisk we
awes sad defend—did we not, on this,
en so all suiting °cm/lions, express our deep and en-
dais; regret at his having substituted Animate for
Parliusentary government in Francs, and at the
mesa be employed to do so. Material welfare, the
sassessfel cultivation of art, mienos, and literature,
seri the asesudaney of the law, are great blessings
fa a nation. But of infinitely more importance than
ail of them is civil liberty, the only stock upon which
they sea be permanently engrafted. For the sake of
the Mamma himself—endowed as he is with many
admirable qualities—we regret the relation of anta-
gonism in whisk he has placed himself to the sup-
porters of Parliamentary government. The French na-
da hes &Maimed to that grade of moral and intellectual
development in whisk a free press and popular repre-
sentative institutions become a necessity of existence
fur a people. Me obsolete government can be per-
m/meat is Frames. At the same time the monarchi-
al party is—if we except the political circles of
Patis—unquestionably the most powerful in France.
Asti the only family which has a soillsient hold on
the public mind to establish itself as a dynasty is
that of the NAIVLIONL This conviction strike
even 'the canal visitor, who, standing on the Pont
dr ices, turns from regarding the column of
She Plass Voodoos sad the statue whisk tor-,
swats it, to the douse of the lavalides,
ter new to regarded as the sepulchral
rimier ci Narmant L It is calemed by
She ralsesisa that se the basis of Frame jwiepra-
finselthe Cede Neville has inextricably eldiriala I
fen samileatiess with the parfaits of all abeam ill
/home, sad that adohnion into the Legion oi

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