The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Our eon ortut 0011.1111PONDM.)
PARIS, MONDAY Ivaante.
Ilielleilevietg lathe text of the opted% delivered by
the lapse ea the opening of the Legislative
411 Aim Amen. • telegraphic eanunary of
dhystaisill Is yea at the mast the muses
amasessi that it bai been spokes :

31=M Stulaten, .
is MVOs,—
Thf lIIIIMIeis negelliatiensummeased dialog the sans
etas hal mks ohm* node you foresee that I Auld
be Alva to all pea umber whra they Insisted.
llama, the Oushosuse of Visas has bees puede=
to penis poses, Mid I MN pia to appeal to year
gotolalkes sod to the pe'rietima of the snaky.
WiA tire weatiag is moderatiin I. setting the seadi-
fins ? I do as teas to semis the eisestbsa before you.
Nearly sae year had paned miss the seaseaseast of the
war,.ood Sandy Fuse mid Itegiond bad saved Turkey,
✓aned two battles, used Resta to sasses the Prinapall-
ties,. sad to exhaust her farm In the debase of the Crimes.
We had, moreover, in our fasar the adheeka 'MUM& sad
the Sorel improbities of the rest of Bares.
lank simians the 'ablest of Visas said o If we
wield sass to treat apes Sow vessel homebred before
our susemes. A refusal oa OW part seemed aatarel. Was it
set to be supposed, is foot, that the &meads of Frame and
Ragland would IOSSWIII is properties to the vestals SS*
streak sod of the smiles already made ? Well, Frans
sad Salami did sot tura their adman's to sena; or
even make the ant of the rights gime as then by venue
treatise, so mush had they at Mart to facilitate poses sad to
give ea enehalleavable proof of tide inederstka.
We sanded ourselves to ask, 1. the istersets of
Gerseasy, the tree amnesties of the Danube, sad • break-
water against the Rules Rood whit* woatiaaally ob.
strode& the months of that great river. We denuded, to
the 'storms of Turkey *ad of Asada, • better anstitatioa
fors the Doubles Priasipalltres, that they might serve se •
barrier waist the repeated issues of the North. We
demaided, ia the Stems of basesaity sad of Juke, the
same 'wreaks for the Christians of every sallesiesusier
the eaoluals preteens of the Belton. la the Interests of
the Porn or well as ia those of Bares, we denuded that
Russia should limit to • reasonable degree, salloisat to
shielthlisr agaiost say attack, the amber of her ships is
the Black Bea, a member which she sold only inaintaia
with as aggressive objen
Well, all these propositions, which I nay sell nuns-
Memos, from their didatereetehmes, sad whisk were ap-

proud is principle by Austria, by irons's, sad by Basin
herself, suporatiod la the Costume's. Runk who had
osassalsd, in theory, to Wu sad to her propeadoesaas is
the Black Su, has refused every limitation of hat naval
foress,-sad we have still to wait fee Austria to falai ker ea-
gagennits, which soasisked I. readeriag our treaty of
elLLaaoi olfeasivo sad delusive if the aegotiatieue foiled.
Austria, it is tree, proposed to as: to gamuts, with her
by treaty the iadopeatleano of Turkey, sad p seasidar far
the Caters ass anus WM as insresse of tin amber of
Busies ships of war szinedlag that before the eoeseas►
twat cf hostilities. To assept seek s proposition was LE.
possible, for it is ao maw bound Basin; sad. ea the
coatrsay, we 'Wald have appeared to mastics her previa-
&you is the Block Sea by treaty. The war had to fellow
its assns.

The admirable devetioa of the army sad navy will. I
treat, sosa Ind to • happy result. It it for you to yrovids
ass with the awe to matiaso the 'Wages. Tl 6 sonntry
has already shown what remaress it has at its esiassaad,
and the mafidsase it plasm La me. Baas swathe dose it
effault,7oo,ooo,ooofr. more thes I damaged. • pada'
of that will stance to maintain ib military beam sad
its rights as a great nation. I bed resolved to go sad plass
myself is the midst of that valiant army, whiny the pr►
sense of the Boversiga maid sot ham failed to redoes •
happy isfiseaes, sad, • witness of the herde efforts of air
soldiers, I should ham bees road to load them; bet oarl-
ess questions agitated abroad, welsh have always remained
peading, and eirisamMaams at home, danuaded new and
iseportast 1116011S110. It was, thereon, with regret that I
abendoaed the idea.

Ify 'overawes% will propose to you to rote the weal
Recruit:arm Bill. There will be se extraordinary levy,
sad the bill will take the usual course neeemary fn the
regularity of the administration of a reerultnteat bill a yesr
La *dm**.

Ia esselesion, giatleseu, let u pay hum gobruily, out
tribute of praise to those who light for the essay; let u
mangle oar regrets for those whose lost we have to deplore.
so rut sa example of abermatice sad mastesey will
set have being gins I. villa to the world. Let sot
the agesseery seeriikes disencregs es, for, as you an'
aware, e milieu must either abdiente every politieal sha-
man, or, if It potions' the limiest sad the will to est ma-
formably to its 'samosa tutus, to its hielorisal traditioes,
to he providential mission, it must leers how to support at
times the trial. which stem esa stomper it, sad restore it
to the rut which has hose gives is it.
Faith is the Almighty, presumes is ear '[aril, sad
we shall arrive eta posse worthy of the aliases of twigless
asthma.

The government demands a new loan of seven
hundred and fifty million francs.
It proposes an impost of one-tenth on produce, and
on the revenue scorning from the carriage of pas-
isopre sod goods by railway.
_ .

140,000 men of tixe dam; 1866 are Galled ander
STEM

I call your particular attention to a correspondence
la the Cimititutimasi, giving an account of the di-
sarms affair of Ism 18. It confirms my surmise
that the Mossaw had greatly understated the loss
mallard on that °imam ; 5,000 men hors els combat
are now spoken of, whereas the Morateur only re-
turned about 3,000. Bat the appearance of this cor-
respondence eseme to me very important in this
respect, that it indicates • disposition to attribute the
failure to gram mismanagement oa the part of Ch-
ases' Pelierier. The Cbareihotiorasei would oertaialy
riot venture to lead Its solemn to the propagation
of inch a charge, unless it were well assured of the
views entertained is high quarters.

At the Bourse the -Rain fell 16e., easing at.
66f. 80es Railways gave way from 6t. to 10f.
Madams do Montle (du !Capron's nether) has
arrived in Paris, assosapsaied by the Doke and
Duchess of Alba.

THE NEW DANISH

(1201[ OVA OWN 001L1

COPENHAGEN, IvNs 29.
The new Milldam or Diet, was opened, today,
with the usual ceremonies, and in the presence of
all the Ministers sow is Copenhagen. The Minister
of the Finances read the "Open Letter," or royal
preassation, oommuniosting to the Assembly the
draft of the new constitution for the whole Danish
monarchy, of which the principal features are u
follows :

Tit; king takes th• oath to respeet dot toostitution.
litoistoro aro soopoosibio.
no It
to he laid before the Diet, oad voted fa tko
wool mom.

111teratioae la the budget may be made every two yeses.
The Lies epeeists the President.
The Aristably has am the right of iaftlativo.
The 9isterghly its he cenvelmml every mead year, and sea-
port he dinderd IBM than Wee daring that meted.
Dieremases between the aimed Dim ef the blondes sad
the repressalmlee Wise Oe be elided by the Xing
Gan Privy Connell ef MMus
The Dowel Diet is ampeeed i. aeserdanee with the
rayed mdiseass of the 1131 h et July, with the addition of
716 ',whom 17 NOM be skew; as the representa-
tives dike of Demmark (Denmark proverb 11 for
the Duellist ashinwii, sad 6 for Holotein.
Every make mast be at Meet 96 years of up, sad be
ia pessimism of pesperty Mat Meet 1,300 dollars aaaaal
sease,er_ mien team I. the meant of 200 dollars yearly.
The Det Dist In se sempetesey to dinar or alter
the smitten relations Si the Daisy of Holotia to the Om-
semis Coarstieratisa, and all yews of mosey with regard to
these Mance* are to be setned each time Is S
WSW.
The Diet having been opened, Count von Moltke-
Bregentoed read his appointment se president, and
Baron Brorkdorf u Mot-president. The assembly
then pramedid to slut their secretaries, and the
shake fell on Users. Usslng and Barchardi.
The health of the Log is satisfactory, sad he lc
surly recovered frees tha efilrets a his ball serve.fall from his born. It is said tbst he isla•de shortly
aadM make mother tear to the Deolties of Bales*,
Holstein.