The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

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PARIS, MONDAY 11•11111116.
Before Louis Napoleon started on his journey
doubts were still prevalent regarding his purpose to
make himself emperor. The first two or three day.
of the Presidones prowess have settled that point
beyond all question ; and the answer to the council-
gamma of Neven that be" followed the opinion in the
on of interests which night appear personal.
mig be considered as en jal declaration that the
West of his voyage was to canvass votes for the
aspire" As to whether au appeal will be needs to
es people various opinions are cornet. It seems
die mere probable oourse that he will do se, as the
Inenitutioa provides fee such lipped es aseess ia
the faros of government, which basses the sepst of
amatuieconsolts. There is no reason ft ir believing that
a is es 'aortae's majority of votes wealth smistlea the
empire than approved the coup dart. Oa the eon-
nary, those masses of the people who sanitise every
other seasideration to the peagress of a curtain
mairsiol prosperity, to this adraaos of *die works,
Co ahrubses at t, are more iaterodid
than over is awl aggrandising the print
of Loeb Napiess, w they imagine will be lise
inseam and await& when crotched open a dynode
;nisei*, which may wade with legitimacy apes
eta ewerarsead.
The Afsaisier contains the &lowing telegraphs
dauphin :
Lyess. Bert. 19, Three is the Afternoon.
114. tiothe.Worr. end Olean, matinee& the
ionliiirkna owl the ;mhos of IS. Etienne. The
Ws tibia esetted snivel at Lye.. at Ulf-
ce dm. Tin =jot Inorobaelt, sad preessiod
bya Map sad *Mimi ems. botk
stersidal=yientmosmos earn Inn the Inge wed
the Ilsos 1111110 WIN. AR Om amostoose were repreented
dims The mime eatineinat et the mono woe to be seem,
owl the mom osiematiess won uttered se at ht. Edna
sad elm the whole end.
He. Is the Aflonno.—lverywhme then it the same of-
Imes of wens sod the sem Impationo to hag the
Moe es the sawn of enew,_ef beams, sail .t maw
hotorce. The min of " Vire Napless !" " Viva l'Frip••
mar t" re-nhe tram both beaks of the rim. This eves-
lig then Is to be • bell, • public illsoneaties, an In
reecho The neoaratins en wamby or **IONIA by of
Vim" sod of the signet traveller. log nil owsoky pro.
via
ea
irasseltweriClotk.—Tlis Primes Prentiss vies c
at the ball at the theatre, and was Wed an
Ma Worm, and departure by lend acclamations osl mks
of *Tin Mamma I" Re opened the boll sal flo
dot‘Plim of the Pmhat. There we as esermin MM.
111/1 tekt=dothlt. sad eopenoil win of "
seder ; sad esalulasca. The Prises
=fitst rearsof to the poolaston et eleven o'clock. The
enlists sod Ohs hollinap visa illoodsand.
Two Welsii.-11de masks the PAWS WU prams* at
• losieseolles of the Mons of dw RN/WM Rs alber-
cloolsissoned es banns* mid pecreeded to review the
otwof
Lyo. TIN seam bare sow cosmasold the siege
of IBS of Vistelerie.
TM Pram 611100111K01 that the electors of the 4th
ciroomeeriptica hnotiesided on Imposing M. Proud-
boa, in phase end. Carnet, end that M. Michelet is the
candidate orssesed by the electors of the 3rd dream-
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other haed,lt is joie parable that the Jlesetne-
exaggerated -die eathadeaa ot the industrial
clams.

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It is olgesered with surprise that M. is Montalsm-
fbert's name Ises bean omitted from the historical
oomadmies. This is decisive el the espture of the
'author et the Lille of St. Ilisabedi of Wragary with
the gemeement ef the Ind of Demmbee.
It woad seem from the fallowing conssasaire,
which appema in the Nenitsurobat thrranatis
requisitions Mind fres time to dam in esisisstly
menacing keersige, calling Assn all parson to
&welt tide anus at the Midge, Yes tit been so
closely obeyed that a ocemidssable, and wimps a
dangerous. number of sidings doss not meek Mill
in pommies of the instruments of wiellure. TIM
publiseds• eta fresh warning at this period Ike's!,
naiades of the deem which penile in ism efeW
quieten kst dee deism ef the Priding shou be
utaindl by the anthem ponledsn of Pad.
the
Wilder allow at des govenmast.
The wwwwwwird is es
at
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Neattillimiles the weeniest sham at several intervals
by the andiadies, a greet Halm al perms here retained
la desk Mielegs mss Cl war et shish they regard dim-
mime as the leglamis abhor bemuse they ham
Crithe ess se them la *dr psesewhis.
aless at mos wares Me Cl sons river
MM die anaseitlet ere Melia to we with Op= the steam
at kb ithintel Sr the pootteetion et theme aim to Ms sew
elate Cl Se Sate ; and Sat they are to assielt *set at *sir
respective wiliest the lona Sky. If they wish
to avoid prosteatien and 'sovietise.
The electric telegraph is sew open between Lyons
and Valence. It is also announced that the wires
from Strasburg to Colmar will be wiry shortly in
operation.

ITALY.
PIEDMONT.

The Gazette of tiell3tisayl7--0, The manceuvres
continue in the neighbourhood of Casale, to the satis-
faction of the King and the Duke of Genoa. There
are in the field 43 battalions, 17 squadrons, and 9
batteries, besides the waggon train and the hospital
waggons. Two French officers, supposed to have
been sent by their go♦ernment, arrived upon the
ground at the end of the last operations. The sham
fight is expected to finish to-morrow, when the whole
army will defile before the King.°

MODENA.
A letter in the Corriere Mercantile, of Genoa, says
that the Bishop of Mama lately went to Modena, to
protest against some of the clauses in the new code
relative to civil =Magee. The Grand Duke would
not let the right rev. plelate finish his speech, but
sent him about his business, with the remark that
codes were made to be executed and obeyed, and not
to be discussed by bishops.

some of the reforms suggested by the liamegtarp which the sissufacturiog labourers have re
committees, let the Government have goodiAz with gfbctfamir the 78=1 system.
and hanisty to relieve the rapt vern 1 WIC
Tower of London from some at imat lese than i Alta Veatti
which has so keg disgraced it. •.1 , r .. . „0„.;
r must that I tal Ms tak
'----OrIL----. ~-_.,.. in tersct Me part of common
FRANCE. s. -.- the Homeric maxim, that u the day
tide destroys the half of a niaa's worth."
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