The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-07 00:00:00

FRANCE.

(1111031 OVZ OWN

PARIS, WIEDNIIDLY
The Pays publishes and attaches great
to a very absurd correspondence from lits 43
result of which is that the Eastern question is to is
settled and the peace of Europe secured by the ;.k
femme of Bavaria and Saxony, whose cabinetl:
about to ammo snob au attitude as will
them the preponderance in the Chenanio
When they have obtained this
(this haute direction, as the corresponCrealr
it must not for a moment be hoped, says the pa.:l
that the Diet will take any bold resolution, sash-Z
for instance, to make a military alliance it
Western Powers. No, but Germany desires puw
and, if need be, she will know how to impost it 11;
that this solution, which the Pays does not blie4
treat as serious, is but an insolent threat of nth.
foresee of the German powers against ourselves
quarrel which we shall be eternally &gnaw if so
do not arrange on our own terms.
The Bourse bas again given way._ The Bah
fell no., closing at 68. Credit Mobilier,
Railways, which for the last two days To*
have 'dropped from Bf. to 10f.
The latest letters from the Principalities are ilk
with details of the conduct of our precious Ambits
allies. The samples now given do not Weal
transcend in atrocity many previously recorded
stances of their doings, but the batch is by Ise di
most abundant that we have yet seen; and, rameeTer,
it comes entirely from official source. Ths pretend
Giurgevo writes to hie government:
The Austria* soldiers are behaving very Italy M sal
tows. On the very next day after their snivel there "IN
several serious eases of vatting std wounding. is to ob.
bodes, they are committed openly in broad *sit* us
soldiers go into the houses and sweep off whatame Siva
pet their bands upon.
The following is an extract from a report d 64
pant of Tergowitch
Dr. llehramm, a Preach subject, had two eagles gm.
bred upon him. He gave them a clean room, sod".
Wag ammeary. During hie abeam' hie wife was wad
Rees insulted by an Austrian corporal, who wawa slut
bar out of her roan, because, he said, the tad sels,
apertment pleased him.
A boyard, named Jape. Farkach, was one day sake*
leg some friends, when several Austrian moldiest, ssl
drunken eorporal at their head, fonts& their way Wes V
bowie, ill-treated the boyard, and took away the softm
sad blankets from his own bed. The gamest km/
Wormed of what had occurred, tame in person to Ws*,
end at tea o'clock at eight rescued M. Japes Plasik tem
Ile hands of the soldiery.

A niernant atoned Pandononto, who had bit tosses
is hie home, wu turned oat of door, with his Mind tos
obildnas one of whom was thrown into the street *Wei
violent., that its nose wu non,. The mention nib
the nanieipality to complain, hat finding that the mei
wan powerless to help him, he took a passport sad 44 is
tows.

—A
report from the chief of police of Bothuut,
dated October 9, gives the details of four woes
resulting in violent assaults by bodies of soltliwa Om
of their 'victims was killed, and several grimed/
wounded.
The Prefect of Ximpolunge writes sada ddb of
November 9 :
I ma la despair ma seatount of the Austria& tamp qua
tend here. They make no amount of the regahtima
earning the amtommodation to be afforded thaw TM Am
trims soldiers :septet no authority. The billeting eniaiels
assigns them lodgings, but they are 'ever matast They
go of their own heads whemer they plum, sad tusk
iahabitaate out of their bones. Both olden sad WIN

dojust as they like.
• further report from the Prefect of Torgenka
on the are of Dr. Schramm say.:
Is cumeequenc• of a declaration mode by Dr. &hawk
forwarded by the French Consul to Cant Correial, ths
latter mat a sommission of two °Morn to Sirloin lab the
facts. Oa the Bth of November, Dr. Bohnens me set
for by the ammissioners, bat just as be wu One estate(
the house where they were, an Austrian espeale, amid
Kroll's, rushed out, followed by the two ceemilwiraine
aimed Dr. Schramm grossly, stitched a eons est of Ws
bead, sad then one him 'enrol times with e Niro. The
doetor, to save himself from the fay of this sion, no away,
' and got tato his own room, the captain following, mi
, swearing he would have his life. The two commissicam
who saw the some said they had nothing to do with it, let
' they were ready to go on with the inquiry to was
which they had been sent to Tergovited Dr. lichnem,
at the urgent request of the " admialetraton," cauestells
emu to hie house to meet the onamissionen, bat it. M
arrived there they were gene.

CIDENT TO THE ROYAL MAIL SHIP HMO

POLO.

OT ILICTSIO TILIORAPIL)
LITEILPOOL, TILIMIDO
The Marco Polo has floated off to-eight, at the kW*
and is now anchored in the river, having sartslied,
ready, very little damage.