The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-01 00:00:00

FRANCE.

mired es his by a population intoxicated with joy,
who all uttered tber=i47 Of " Afirft 111m_ps-
rear r Tbe MU* Mttee Pre-
bomb, Oen bb Meet •to the fuse-
tioaartes end the InOW. All the city is takbg
holiday, and strangove±!_auking in from all parts.
Thraegtont the meaty continues to be
scattered with a lav=. At Chenoble alone the
Prince left 28,000 fr. behind him.
The following decree was placarded in the streets
of Marseilles the day after the arrival of the Pre-
sident :
Louis Napoleon, President of the Preach RepuSlic, on
the report of the Minister of Peblie Worship, decrees :
Art. 1. The cathedral of Marseilles shall be rebuilt on Its
present site, and in oroportions suitable to the increase of
the population and the importance of that great city.
Art. 2. To that effect there is opened an extraordinary
credit of 2,600,0001., to be divided into ten yearly sums of
250,000 f. each. The application of this credit to the con-
struction of the cathedral shall take place as soon as the
city of Marseilles shell be prepared to provide for the sur-
plus of the expense.
Art. 3. The Ministers of Public Instruction sad of Fi-

name are charged, each as far as concerns him, with the
execution of the present decree, which will be inserted in
the Bo!kiln de. Lois.
LOUIS NAN:OLSON.
(Countersigned) H. Four°
Minister of Public Worship.
(liven at Marseilles this 26th September. _ _ _

By way of relief to the ever warm colouring of the
Monirsur, I send the following sober scrap from
the correspondence of the Welts, relatire to the re-
ception at Marseilles:
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if I compare this reception with that at Never., Saint
Etienne and especially a: Grenoble, it seems to me rather
cold. The crowds are Innumerable, but the cries are low.
This Maneillaise population—so animated, so ardent, so ex-
pressive, when it pleases, both with eyes and gestures as well
as voice-displayed to-day greater calm than I could have
supposed, particularly after the discovery of an infernal ma-
chine the day before.
The Patne of last evening, referring to the Mar-
seilles plot, says :
It has been ascertained that the machine Iths constructed
with great skill, The officers of artillery who have been
called in to examine it, have designed that it was made in
such a meaner that it would have produced the most ter-
rible effects, whilst the persons who fired it would have been
out of the reach of any injury.
I have not lately thought it worth while to call
your attention to the shoals of addresses from muni-
cipal councils milling for the Empire, daily published
by the Aftmiteur. In the more recent ones I observe
a systematic change in the warding, which is worth
noticing. When the imperial mairment was first
set on foot, the addressee wen shim* emied in
vague phraseology, as if for the mese d obeying 1
the nation yearning for "stalely,' bid ad know-
ing precisely what to ask kr as a miamed saming
it. Afterwards, when the simple pillions were
spa ell in plata lime to
the flespiee.
yed that tbs donate might If pod nes
tie
people maarliti to else erestitatko. Of Worm*
any of the ilk tugs wed slant the amillim
dm. or mdrevad aullhepeoesepe se a thing Aida
bee already spoken oat mildently. They rely open
di Ilmeeditary 41ny ade the Preeidomeo
MS words Map bad ibe • inoey" of his title,
ma mil upon MN le " lek, lie llopits. Although
U is dear that this alined ihmesilip proceeds:yes
maid instructions, it iambi ad bp -in to infer ma
intention to establish the Empire without a new sp.
peel to t,:teezpris le. To do so would be clearly to
violate the n letter of the matitation. That it
le true be a trills' 11111111166. but seeing the
d di •_..Mft an dlietalive answer from the
billet so:s Tosast hardly refrain dm
giving no minded at a vote to hie new go-
neeneme. I en Is ddnk that he Maims to
ear the Bapw won s bade title. He
formes that die amilanisat which drove the pee
to vets in Disease bit gannet be renewed, that
maim dot ems ow be got up to the poll will fall
very by alert et the heated seven mi and to
anticipate all mid an that scare he thinks it well',
to est up a title parsioeset to fall beak epos.
Tide ie from Saint Again (Dram):
the lammortod act of Diaeomber 2, which wad
actor :la Do youretcriish..telorietbliZt set/ power r
miser
IlleMllll MAIMS was 471:iireeted between you e;d Pempe.
Prism, Visseetire4Lehe wad& MO a WOW& Spill ali I
heed et kr She said to yes is Nelms
"Will ges omega impedel sceptre r Prime, mem
"Tee," sad the mairlege will be good.
Daiwa.' deem liadeaux have come to Paris ex-
=,Viarthess Lavelle: prorcrriagy ther moats:Ls:
11Tisint of the Boormllie, the auttemitits of Bar-
dunce: W anxious that those who wait on the
Prince daring his visit to that place should wear the
same dress as his attendants at the. Elyste. The
1 gawky intended for the use of the Prince is after
to be deposited in one of the museums
allil -theielirturewn.
A railway has just been made on an belinedplane
vg the side ef the mountain of the aisle at Ma,
and a steam engine of timbale paw
at the lug of it, by *doh the asianis mow
Nay far the het .ary bONsi there am bisught up. 1
jarOs =Mist pineeili:C=7:nd its
bits
asenbelelt iryds.a Thla mode of pr:i
mama Fonda.
The ssawisg latter has been adilremod to the
editor of the Mimi by the
rts ad Contort, inf
inktml. miner wtalighig the id
,the ma o
ILK la 11b. mat by that jolund7 as gm of his
Wm Sept SO.
likte-I am very grateful to you trutraihrimaitteatee of
MU 3d., whichl have just ressived for theen of my
lime. Oar waar, I am grieved to mg, are AM the souse
madm print when ,1 mad they to yea la a law,
yen voided with ehmitabie eamen. sad to
year Flom modem hive repliedbygemmesil.ensial
Mier seesaws. I MI seemein taus mout a re-
did al U. embanammiessieiset we ben to
aitirl shod mime so expeniag se yes, as
mu seam se In of the per of isa.anev.
'RilNemeilligslire tic y
temtSirie esllalterair=
havpae resilisedll to me to path Spinel the
minsibee of bestial areas; smei will Um be the
dullealles at tar hstlasee whisk pew sensame
edilillme emp awl ies.—lem, dm. lei Joan Dams.

• PARIS, THURSDAY STUMM/.
I am enabled to-day to relieve the wearisome
monotony of my diary of the President's tour by the
plain statement of a fact which throws floods of
light upon the true character of the whole progress
the nature and value of street applause, and the cre-
dit for veracity due to that industrious contributor to
modern history, the compiler of the Moniteur.
It happens that the municipal elections of Itoanne
took place 10 days after the President's visit, and an
opkurtunity was thus afforded to this devoted )sopu-
Aaiun to put inliractios the precept most sedulously
4:Wonted by present government, "Love me,
love my prefect, and vote as he tells you." I read in
the last number of a government journal, the Salut
Pablic of Lyons :
The result of the stunisipal elections whisk took plow at
ROOMS on Sunday last is ea bad is possible. The whole op-
posaim list cams out Metorime from the ballot box. A
polit,e4l inform, named Brims, Sores among the elected.
WI A. navel, the Rape of Roans*, is thrown out of the
mattu.ipal emacil, and it is said that he hole compelled
to make his resignatlos.
The only news of the Vresidenes tour given by the
/Cratere to-day is contained in the following tele-
grephie despatches
Toulon, Sept. IS, Sall put Mersa at Night.
Highness leaves Teaks for Aix to-morrow moraine,
at niae oclock. The Prime hes Jam been muest at the
bill give* him by the tows. The eathuaimen whisk greeted
him at Ids arrival sad departure cannot be described. The
balk-rona amateatly remanded with aim of " Vitu
likaperear !"
fleas.SS, Ilema is the meniag. The reeeptioa given to
the Mom Thisideat et Tides will he Wag remembered.
sTlledm=fil% whdliskc Illedesd hem every rids, showed in
immwrete ellehne.
The Journal Es Mom amosacca that the govern.
meat is about to kW emus small voids of war on
ma entirely now arid. The Whin of moms of
them vessels will he @maid to private 'kip-builders,
in Ender to 'moonrise improvements is navel archi-
Meter&

Ase a named Philippe was tried this morning for
kyle, add in the public street, " We are like a par-
cel of imp, we am dame sham We are now
}Meg amiss temer, bat AI will ad We He was
seeiteased he swathe imgebeament end lea& Sae.
A geed soma et Mk Pateaa albs& blimp is
about la he Wit lands. Hie fined Tama,
the Iva.. Nigel% soh 4be lemma adhelie
Hasp etChaalr,Dewm and Chid have shindy '
ad the &ear Dublin sad the
Mabry ot Hess are It is mid that
terme.lave come ea relating to thelrieh
but it is understood that they will remain in
Pads until the return Si the Pe.iaent, when they
will confer with him.
Count de Car a-Iga* charged with a private Elis-
ion from the UMW gevernmest, les arrived in
Paris. His minds le_ed4 te hem the affairs of La

Plata. He was teently cheresd milk a taiga to
Unpins, at Seems Area
Oa them et lie ?Atha iliatilmor wet
• ma
is the gisties4ll.l4=Pswirw/I.lllllbikeir.lif, bus
enewsil n. asair mamas& a
ammoeser, mike boat oaluel NW& at San.
Wird soak prat la dr maallislarit at tbs lama' ma-
tidos asised at 111millits ; M Ms male tat mast complete
avowals.
TM Pattie eristshis the following edditioaal par-
doubts :
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BELGIUM.

The Bslilts Isere& state that the resignation of
M. 1 Iq4, MAW et tbs Whim was handed ,to
the freediskly miter the rejseffee of M. Vet,
hews the these Temisp, sod was directly
hawed Has et the lathe= ef Foreign Affairs
sad Petite Weeks. .

Or; WeilsiniF, at dews &slosh, • a seating et
librel ambers was hell at the resiteses of M.
Thief*. when it was remind to pat hrwaed M.
DON.% this-peediest is the left persion, as liberal
randlilde tat the pewilssi.
=The pmergatien- ef the Mabee to Oct. !B, which
Lbw fwesernately afterwards, reatered this re-
The watt of principle as the part of M. De=
:=Need liberal, which sowed in his
to the clerical oppssitiss, is severely ana-
assist is in the liberal and his ebanalart is
emit wed as in nowise rein iby Ms ultimata re-
fusal of the chair, when the tisestrees Wrote of his
laxity were keepership.

err: lb. mists Manikinyeessated thew ,
eaves at the it:e Y silk\ the Wand ureeldas was .
bed. EleiDeed and Deeekler, a bleared*, were together.
' The haw es boa* a husk at the streeteleer,
Ineallioloiy, by way of yreseuties, blew est the
eaulle, sod *ea going Is the wisdom ef the
IM /sir, liked The els time. It was then that he raw
tees *gents. He hastily raa dews the semis,
led Ms a mil seed at the heel of the
=shesd Suet knowing ether note of serge. he, at
N. fig his into • well whisk 1111111=11i.
with es • sad hem theme pier
beg the Neuf I=khre esseesded is
the emelt et the who mu len Lira
bee dads. dies fildilsode flu Yealictrey to gels a leek
deer, sad woe emend by the eigesto. The oak will be
breeght before the Coat of Arnim. sal see Maws a high
start of Justice.
PARIS, WIDNIBIDAT EVBXIIIO.
The following speech of the Prince to the Bishop
of Marseilles has a prowl/slat Oise in all the go-
mensal journals :
Kesselgoesr-1 ion* imbed with the thanks
which yes Mitres to sae is the sews of the *Mb MI it
whish I w
he bees undid to dela& Is Mink
tines. PAWS is, es JOU hove unjustly shamed. the
bads of all Bean sod elf ell mamma thee has the en*.
rut of its deifeda t end It le it elelliesutheise whose
and gables sae Is the way la whirl IMw immewl. I bops
that your prayers will seal dune the beseileeless of
Heaves es *I) mike assendidreont et the Weise lid&
I
hove resolved hen the essidnee 4 the Piss&
The feliewieg Isispaphie deb are Cli
Moniteur :
T, Sept. .
Poor o'clock, ellentess.—The Prisesooke h sew
through the stream et Teaks ersidet en esthulseet=27
it se impossible to describe. The muse ells vele& rased
one sole cry of Yin l'llapareer I" awl the while tows
has nsponded to it. The squadron starts with the*
sand 0132604. Toulon and Its 101111.11rni prism s cps/IWe
as impulse aintagaiderat.
Hall-put four, afterucen.—The !thee haled at the
Arsenal at half-lieu two. H. west es het, attesded
the civil and military enasoritiee, to the ILaritkos Preleu
tare, in the midst of en hammy mmoonne of the people,
who hailed him with the landed stelimatiensond an in-
, creasing cry of "Vise 'limper's, I" Is ea bear there
will be a review of the troops of the genius sad of the
twines.
Bit in the evening.—The brines has reviewed the tone
is the Champ de Ilan. His Highs= wee everywhere re.

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.

Our Roman renew inie4,Writitig on the 24th
nit., stater that the Pope continued his horse ra-
mekins around Castel Gandolfo, and that some
had been arrested at Fraseati for venturing
rhi:i the papal eerier,. His Holiness was ex-
=elist!n Rose for the sonsistery of the 27th.
=be the meatiest of cardinals will
he d

Sir Iferry %heir dined with the Peen& =We-
eder, to meet the mews shinfsmeliews, on the 90th.
The Belgian end Iliniesealsee miitisters Sr. Onset
on asterant of the ding cement of their governments
with Bane.

The Aaetro•ltalian postal regulation wee to come
in force on the Ist October.

The Mowing extraordinary story is told in the
wee l of Savoy :
MI • Wort from Gomm Pius IX had aetaelly
mks W imam Orem Poem trAnsio, mid we.
esAy heft illheelog dodos by the impossibility
of oft or the tomb Ontia 111•11/11•T
omempssied lift undo, pretext of slsowlmi
Wm mpg& I will iamb the feet., leaving it to You/
tendon to make the wow deductions, end shell after-
wards ail pm whet Menem me to give it some orsimee.
On the 1416 Oared Oslie, 1M Mamie is =Mgr
K. de Ray:oval loi ails/ apse at
dello. Menem to idler ismoo, Osseo! Setts,

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVEtigiG, OCTOBER 1, 1

sided bylle two7dipoinatists, had then fulfilled a delicate
nigien,liat of the
LouF
. Caglldt°.
Pap hi *is le N
iis
a the at cue. advised I: in ht,
.....tvaise mister of 1648-69. showed ,
*min ill iill ea kaseurable dethistien at GIP
tainebleen, smiths Basilan States tossed IMO an a •
for the taus ling of Rome, the issue of the m of
Napoleon 111. ; In short, the repetition of what had bap-
pined under the empire. With his usual weakness, Pies
IX., on the following day, directed hiesteps to Porto d'An-
sio,'where a patine.' steamer was in readiness to convey
him to Naples. This resolution had tallyho's taken in con-
sequence of the difficulty of fleeing to Bologna, under the
of Austria ; for Castel Gandolfo Is too far from
e Bologna,u so that it wee much easier to go to Naples. But
at Porto d'Ausio it appeared that smother steamer, which
plies on the Tiber for the service of the French division,
and is commanded by Captain Milder, had accompanied
the pontifical one. How came this steenter, which
ongp to hvs staid at Fiumicino, its usual station,
to be at Pato d'Aule ? It Is supposed that Count
nausea had some misgivings as to the Holy
Father's thilepriaftwa at Castel Gandolfo and taken pre-
cautions in consequence. The Pope end his suite embarked
under pretence of taking a mere pleasure trip, but the
French seesaw insisted upon sceompanyiug the Holy
Father uan escort of honour. Hopes were entertained
that she might be outstripped, so u to reach Gaeta or
Naples in safety; but Captain 011ivier stuck does to the
pontifical steamer, so that the idea of flight was given up.
The only thing which makes me give some credence to this
tale is the speech of the Prince President at Lyons, on the
erection of the statue of the Emperor. On this solemn oc-
casion Prince Louis Napoleon did not remain within the
limits of mere official language; his bereave is a master-
piece, it was evidently meditated, and deeply toy; there is
nothing superfluous In it--everphing hes its signification.
Now, in this noble speech, the Prince assimilates his elm'-
: tion as much as possible to that of his uncle. He alludes
Ito religions consecration by the chief of Christianity. It
may, therefore, very well be that General Cotte had re-
ceived such a mission, and that the counsellors of the Pope
I had advised him to take to flight.

TWO SICILIES.
NAPLES, Sum 24.
Tho Baroness Poerio, mother of Poerio, died a few
days since. Grief had, long. before her removal from
this world, entirely undermined her reason, and she
only remembered her son as a visitor to the Island of
Ischia. She had never been told that he was in

chains.
The latest accounts from Sicily say that Etna is
still in full eruption.

SPAIN.

The Biwa says that the Queen has ordered
that all the honours dos to a marshal of the
Spanish army shall be paid to the memory of the
Duke of Wellington, with the exception of a religious
service, which cannot take rlace on account of his
having been • protestant. The Gazette states that in
the course of last month public stock of different
kinds, to the amount of 165,926,758 realm, was pre-
sented far conversion, and that the new stock created
in its place amounted to the sum of 61,482,098 realm.
By royal decree the Normal School of Philosophy has
been suppressed. The early convocation of the Cortes
for a short session continued to be talked of. The
trial of the Heraldo and other journals had been put
off for a day or two, in conseeptence of several of the
jurymen who had been chosen being objected to.

GER-MANY- .
THE ZOLLVEREIN.
ISIBLIN, Sm. 27.
The Krens-Zeifung of this ewes* brings a semi-
official notice to the following Art
The coelitions' reply to the declaration of the
90th Aorta, though net yet Gish* delivered, has al-
ready come to the knowledge dear prennestheee. The
reply evidently makes a show et ray esaillkiary
logy, bat holds fast, la peke ef thetel the rides phraseo-
logy,
armed by the Derserditablea PAM le ix a du-
ration el twelve yews he the seesered leilverein
is robed in ; eked, at the arm dueneds
are NINA r regemis the Werra tbe ter,
propelled et the Videos eoeferesese, the fellbuotef which
would kedge a pure wrench's 41 the protesithist eye-
ten, sad de thealstild dare Ase is the politreseuessical
Wens* el Needs Neensany. Tudeeday led the thy before
dellbseeNthe were hehl at the Feeetwediee totems the
mitheses, emsellses of goventheur, sad Pethelwa Nur
alesiceereose the tenor of the reply, is reeliew, whets
dellaitive Bewares suitable to the ezigeseses ef the ease
were rimed upon without awaiting the oilltdel delivery of
he realliene' deenment. Ls meatless lie, the was as-
empties W a milder tone en the gent et the enemata
moat timbre Prussia to • otheede unmade whirls would
impose es North Norm eiNgellthe et incalculable ex-
tent.

Tho Constifutionnel boa the following on the sub-
ject of affairs at Constantinople:
Eeenet have proved the correetnew of the Wormed=
given wrreaat. We now learn by a Utter of
the that the Mister of Isstioe, Maoism Usk;
bees and NONA by lissee-Diseal
ilowe ether smimatioaa appear to Whets as istsstita es
the part 'Me minktry to Mom has Meapital oast lift
as are ass friendly to them. Mil-Praita, use of dul
bro-
ther is law of the SoltteasvFhist hism flee sem line at
sits the of die Moe is the
Taal& , to if Mean. Is the veva
eptrarwa and Pasha lissalrers
la messed Peals SSW Pasha Ise
owitPltdrimaspost to shish he lee SOW been
without adishatios on his Mt. , He was Mk-
ter of mile the sishbalisiMlisa of Elsa Pasha,
sad be is sessiisosi as the . se perhaps Gab
ifiIOSISI shish Missy poresees. k NIB iss the
aysig be-
lieve& that hook mirages grill be mak hied the ~kw-
baismi—list is to say, the Iligessisr, bat It is very
peedlie list they say be asseked swalsatiag to go-
vemsesla is the pissimass sit the *ask* protasises to
the Nike* This wesiferma a: Millie Ala tart the
cshtoh etr tease, essiliMilo4, oatsthat it
ro the Moe* ea village having te soe
egoist sostiaval intrispoes of this she age rsoema of
easing iseepeweu, sal who °balms an the messes
the palm, It was repined at Cessimilaspia that X. le•
lerralette had remiss& •we la maws to MI whisk be
ahlwoesd sine thee sisals the Psrloos the safest of the
Nali Timm It was aided that ewe sashassiee was
wilisthe last Mt bass given
eatil Mr a fir,
Mom= wrests
bed lakly tabs. leweesr. bed s
wot pre-
vesisissass assugusisse sad huh at robbery.
Omani auppisise were wad* of the alsaey of the
polies

•
it TsXuslll.—On WO. nspday I
• THE
NA a
was kid k the United Irmesyte- I
rise Jegannet, Glegew, beteg hem osskaed j
by the Provost, ■Mk eeriest et a large ateleseet the
lilt= eat kilasagal aldose% owskirafts day ot the para. 1
' ant la rupee to Inallei Ow the =del a
the davokedo. ,11•• lei bees by the
promo ht this esil A tam Jeseass, two
et the amber at s--ggr_. on Me. eked—
enraged the seiIIMSS as the else at Mich
Ina panted k the The Len t
11-P
asupin the disk * :„Vitir James
- i Make Gadsi ay, sink Madmen, and
•kw amber et dap, Tie OM noolatioa &dared
the WMIIIO6I the kiting larelawley la ail Me Ilanshas
sad its hello. of deep le et et learnimsjeste sos-
timer of s the slave tins by the sad
with lho osanlvanco at the akdals apse.—
The swan award the slitgaby nth, milks he dis-
tress in Jamie% and Me moieties Sat this vas aggensted
by ties soalianesio et the else kola • Mkt essaktioa
declared the areptisa of the walks Ad So karat eke
nation and the keseees of knowillir en keeled k the
soosawkl ewe et amepeelia ia oar ewe weeks, ad
time eor akemasee skein taitigea the
with
of
the hra tibia Imo boss soften late with kik for
the staprosisaof the dm i mile; the treaties via lessile
far the Ike reps appearieg to be new oaten tato alba
by the 'Doeskin of that eastry. It was relived, is
seeds and to meisrldhebm Italesty et tide ealket in,the
mass of the kesesiag reagailes, tad • eseemittee woe ap-
pointed to carry ask this *eel.
A VqUZIO MAN BUsiOnidlis—An inquest wa•
held at T evessing, Man Jake Wreak Esq., this
coroner he t Tigosmith, In a roe
jury, ea the bar o
et aka Noildra • meg ea Irayott
of who aim by his date left May siViaai
ii~i taws Hoe was k • sank ill the
eealali all, likarer and floss, at PIS, Wag
to the ken when • fire was made in the bad, fee the pap
pee et lading oat a leak, was smoked to death. Mr.
Imam 18311110, the master of the vessel, aspen that the
dawn was • native of Bt. Blaney, in Cornwall. He
shipped with winks 17 days ego. On flearday, the 26th
inst., the brig woe lying on Kr. Shilson's graving beach,
in Sutton Pool. Between five and six on the morning of
that day fires were lighted in the hold of the mewl with
Owed, sulphur, pepper, and canvas, for the purpose of
finding out a leak. The hatchways were *eyed down, to
I keep to the smoke.—Jsmse Bryan, one of the mew of the
Eleanor and Orem, mil : " Oa Babarday night, about eight
o'clock, the deceased came on beard, end I went on shore,
and returned again at nine. I saw that the aftee batch had
been removed. I called for the decossed, but got no en-
ewer. Our hammocks were on desk. I then turned in and
slept until about haltput six in the morning. 1 then went
to the mate to report to him that the deceased had been ab-
' sent ell eight, and to get the key of the cabin. I then re-
turned to the ship, and found the deceased lying against
the ladder on the cabin floor, dad. He must have gone
1 into the cabin from tho hold of the keel for a candle,
and was there suffocated." Verdict, "Died from lama-
, Lion.