The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-04 00:00:00

TURIN, Maus 3.
QT. JAMES'S-HALL.—Mies MARTIN has the I Garibaldi and General ciamini have arrived
kJ honour to assesses bee GRAND 'VINING CONCERT, .
Talk DAY, March a, ma esesioes:—lfiss links, Miss Martin, here. It is asserted that the latter has declined to I
MUM M. pludskiaw ; Mr. Wlihri evolliori Mr. Walton Smith. Mr. accept the portfolio of Minister of War which had
A. T. Mattacks, Mr. Allan Irving. lastnansataltste ,—Plano.
bate, Maw law Howell. law, Mr. I. 5. trait.,: violin. Mr. been tendered him.
w. wawa: violoncello. Mr. Aylward. Cosibactora:—Mr. R. J.
Hopkins and Mr. Aylward. Sowsane, sa ; balcony. Es. dd. : The Co/Iselin:ions of to-day says :—" Signor Rs-
ar.s, Is. Tickets at Mathis ticket-tam 11, Piccadilly. Addi- tarsi, wishing to observe constitutional tradition in
son, Horner. and Lucas's, No 21u, Rogentalrest; Keith, rrowse,
sod ..:ii.sti WA Chsapable : Purdas, fa. Peers churchyard : and forming a new ministry, addressed himself to the
"' maw."' Th°"" R."""d' o' iheikg"..4l". W.C. members of the Chamber constituting the majority,
RROYAL.ALHAMBRA PALACE, Leicester- and proposed a coalition between himself and
wow Mtilegvi:%on'criA,,,SyPAlAhVolaZurth:: Signori Longa (1), Farini, and Conforti. .
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EVININO, earpasaing In derma and brilliancy anything As these gentlemen declined to enter the cabinet, 1,
ha kla."`"taal"'l' us ""d"' "*""d"' "d "AT S' nor Ratazzi had recourse to other combinations,
at liallipast u. oa Tin:4day. Thursday, and keinriley, at ha -a
=,Operatic selections and other entertanimenta Oraud and the ministry will, therefore, be composed as
Paritaiminoss each Wednesday sad :into:day. Open • ,„
thilliallili .recce at 2. Carriaute at 4. Musical drector, follows :
1 • iblum T"
ither."l"" morning Mh.W"""dal Per- 1 President of the Council and Minister for
hems= so ass take plain eor eveinag. _ .
Foreign
Atkin, Signor Ratassi ; Minister of the
Interior, Signor Cordova ; Minister of Finance,
Signor Sella; Minister of Public Works, Signor
Depretis ;, Minister for Agriculture and Commerce,
the Marquis Pepoli.
The Kiug will set out to-morrow for Milan.

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THE DEBATES IN THE FRENCH SENATE.
PARIS, MARCH 3.
The discussion on the address was continued to-
day in the Senate.
M. Royer, in the name of the committee, ex-
plained the wording of the address, and stated that
the words "immoderate pretensions" signify such
pretensions as ►im at terminating the evacuation of
Rome before the conciliation of the two great
causes of the papacy and the unity of Italy, and
such as declare the unity of Italy to be impoesible
without Rome and Venice. "The words ' resist-
ance and immobility' " said M. Royer, " are not
exaggerated expressions, and exactly characterise
the attitude of the Roman court."
Billault then stated that the government con-
tinued to desire the independence of Italy, and also
the independence of the Pope. He discussed the dif-
ferent possible eventualities, and said :—" We must
neither be alarmed at the resistance of some, nor
the impatience of others, but wait for public reason,
facts, and Providence, to bring about a possible so-
lution. The peace of the world and of consciences

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and enortin life. By Dr. J. L Mint 11, Alberserineinet,
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depends upon this."
M. Billault spoke against several passages in
Prince Napoleon's speech, especially those re-
ferring to the evecutiou of Rome by the French.
He pointed out the dangers of au evacuation, and
the immense responsibility which such a measure
would impose upon the government

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external application. with dire-cit.'. for Its use, Ith Sii
t, ue and false Sperma..orelitea, every stage ut Syphilis, and
urethral affections. By MaPicua,- !femme of the Royal Col-
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In speaking of the possibility of an arrangement
between Italy and the Pope, IL Billault
said that the Itr.lian government, grateful to the
Emperor and to France, would still accept one ;
" but," said the Minister, "the great obstacle is
Rome. The imperial government does not despair
of overcoming the absolute immobility of the
Pops ; but the cardinals and prelates who surround
his Holiness are enemies of France, and we must
not give them fresh weapons. By adopting the
paragraph of the address relative to Italy the
Senate will give the Emperor the right of firmly
addressing the Holy Father in the language of
reason and policy."
Much applause followed the speech of M. Bil-
lault, and the paragraph in question was adopted
by the Senate.
The whole address was afterwards adopted by
126 against 6 votes, amid cries of " Vive Em-
pereur ! "

GERMANY.

DIMMEN, MAsca 2.

It is asserted that the states of the Wurshurg
coalition, in reply to the last note of Count
Bernstorff, have declared, in firm but moderate
language, that they maintain the views expressed
iu their identical notes.

THE ELECTORAL HESSE QUESTION.

DRESDEN, lIANcs 3.

The official Dresden journal of to-day publishes
• correspondence from Vienna, stating that since
the day before yesterday the agreement between
Austria and Prussia ou the question of Electoral
Hesse has become an accomplished fact. The same
correspondence asserts that Austria has accepted
the last proposals of Prussia, and that a motion on
this question will probably be made by both powers
conjointly at the neat meeting of the Federal
I Diet.

THE STEAMER HANSA.
SOUTHAMPTON, MAace 3.

A telegram received here this afternoon from
Falmouth states that the North German Lloyd's
steamer Hansa, which left Now York ou the 15th
ult., and was due off Cowes, en route for Bremen,
on the 26th ult., was off the Lizard this morning
on her way to Southampton. She broke down ou
the 25th ult. It is expected she will arrive here
BOW time to-morrow morning.