The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-11 00:00:00

nrial VEPRESS, MONN.T Le*iiiiv. re, APR

FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP
TABLZTB, 4d. and GIL seek, sold by all chandlers sad
throughout the Ideals's ; but the public should ask
orreAleld's, and see that the name of J. C. and J. WIELD Is
on each packet, bog and tablet. Wholesale and for exportation
at the Works, UPPKI. KARA!, LAMBETH, LONDON, B. where
also may be obtained their Pile. Nodal Paraffins Oesdles.

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golden ; 69, Cornhill ; 164 lleet-street ; sad 121. ltegent-street.
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to reality if they , regard it as
an act of faith—of faith in something diviner and
more magnificent than gold or scrip. It is not that
Englishmen are suddenly become revolutionari,
or regardless of the material interests which have
built the fabric of their greatness up ; but that
they believe and know the national liberty for
which, like their own forefathers, GAILIZALDI
offers up his life, to be the founder and preserver
of that true order and stability which all Europe
admires and envies to-day.

BENSON, late HUDSON and Co.,
CIGAR 111PORTIRS, 132, OX.FORDSTREET.
W. HENSON respectfully Intones the mounts sod Seidl/ that
the above oldest►bUahed business los bees itZMOVILD
"131," where, Is future, all orders are requested lobe addressed.
.—_.__.

TN what Happy Land can I see you after the
"Opera?" I eddy know of one "Happy Land" In which a
gentleman may sup—lVlLlclll, OnverMgardem my dear fellow

ghe enn•too.

M. Quaade, Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and M. Krieger, Danish Counsellor of State, ar-
rived in London on Saturday night from Copen-
hagen, to take part, together with M de Bille, as
the Plenipotentiaries of Denmark, in the Conference.
M. Quaade will act as first or chief representative
of Denmark.

TO_ COREIMPONDI2IIII.

olverttoomoots bksWdod tor " TiOlL71W0;" London
Paw, muss to is tb• atm., 10. Borivortootroot, by Two
on the day ot pobllodlos.

victory ; and this is the privilege d Nag Inglicap sass - ____
sad most heroic natures only, and of ingots in --A.--
which the thought of self has found na plena. Thaw iiinovists sizasiami
who undertake to judge from foreign points of view DSNMARIC. ..
this imposing welcome will come as near as possible FLENSBURG, AP= 10.
• the - 7if - will oondeeeend to , --‘1 it as The discharges of cannon heard di ' - the night
-1 -

[PENCE.

_..luring
and which had alarmed the allied troops, were
merely salutes Bred in Fredericia in honour of the
King of Denmark's birthday.

THE NEW PONTIFICAL LOAN.
TURIN, Aram 11.
. _ _

The Opinion of to-day, in an article, says :
" The Pontifical government is about to contract a
loan for forty millions. We will not discuss
the amount of oonfidenoe to be reposed
in the Pontifical credit. That is for
capitalists to decide. But it is our duty to discus.;
whether the Italian government ought to recognise
loans contracted by the Roman government prior
to its dissolution. It would be incorrect of the
Papal government to suppose that Italy will reoog-
uise these loans. The Italian government being
acquainted with the amount of the Pontifical debt
in June, 1859, and September, 1860, is thus
enabled to calculate exactly the increase which has
taken place since that date."

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EXPRESS FROM PARS

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PARIS, SUNDILT Emma.
The Memorial Diplomatique, which, as the organ
of the new Mexican monarchy, is much inquired for
to-day, has not appeared. The publication is un-
derstood to be delayed till to-morrow, in order that
full details of the reception of the deputation at
Miramar may be given in this week's number.
K Duruy, the Minister of Public Instruction, is
now on circuit in the provinces. The clerical organ,
the Monde, which always assumes that there is no
such thing as religion or morality out of the pale of
the catholic church, affects to be very uneasy lest
the result of the inspection now going on should be
to inculcate the notion that " morality is suffi-
ciently supported by philosophy, and may do
without religion." To this insinuation the
Opinion Nationale replies :

Why does not the catholic party pluck up courage to my
plainly what it means? Why does it sot say, "We do not
like M. Dumy, bemuse is a Minister of Public laetrile-
tioa who thinks seriously ; we do not him him because we
are neither for free superior instruction, nor for the diffu-
sion of primary instruction, nor for the education of girls;
and because we wall know that on the day when ignorance
Mall disappear our reign will be ever."
The Gironde says that no less than four Federal
ships of war are cruising in the Gulf of Gascony on
the look out for the confederate corsair Georgia,
which is repairing at Bordeaux. They are likely
to have a long while to wait, for the Georgia is
expected to lay in the harbour at least a month.
A new department is about to be opened at the
ministry of Marine, to be called the " Direction of
Artillery." The first bead of this office will pro-
badly be General Fribault, who was recently
governor of Guadeloupe.
A steam-ploughing match which, according to
the programme, is to be " international," takes
place at Roanne, in the department of the Loire,
on April 28, and will be continued until May 8.
The prizes will be awarded by a jury of seven mem-
bers, proposed by a committee, and approved by the
Minister of Agriculture. Four of the members are
to be French and three English. All sorts of agricul-
tural instruments such as scarifier', harrows, hoes,
.tc., will be admitted to the competition so long
as they are worked by steam. The railway com-
panies have agreed to convey the ploughs, ttc., for
half price. The prizes are, Ist, 1001. and a gold
medal ; 2nd, 801. and a silver medal ; and 3rd,
40/. and a bronze medal. A sum of 160/. will be
distributed among foreign competitors towards
their expenses. I have been requested to mention
this match, but I observe that by the 10th rule in
the programme entries cannot be made after April
10, and therefore it is now too late for competitors
to come forward unless this rule shall be relaxed.
All communications are to be addressed to Count
de Vougy, President of the Agricultural Society
of Roanne (Loire).
In a speech made by M. Guizot last week, at
the meeting of the Protestant Bible Society of
Paris, he stated tbat several of his oldest and
most intimate friends bad left the society because
it had been decided by a majority, after long
deliberation, and two adjournments, that other
versions of the Bible, and in particular the Geneva
version of 1835, should be printed and distributed
by the society, as well as that of d'Osterwald,
which was the one generally adopted by French
protestants. He (M. Guizot) bad shared the
opinion of the minority; but now that the ques-
tion had been decided be did not think the
variations between the different versions were
sufficiently important to compromise the "essential
character and salutary influence of the Bible itself."
He (M. Guizot) while respecting the scruples of his
friends, had not therefore thought right to resign.
His impression was that the only consequence of
the division would be the creation of an additional
Bible society, which would especially devote itself
to the diatributicn of what had hitherto been con.
sidere.l by them as the authorised version.

The Journal d'Amiens of yesterday, April 9,
says :

This town has met with • great financial digester.
There are very many sufferers, especially among pc 3ple of
small property. The extent of the catastrophe is not yet
known, but • judicial investigation Is set en font.

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