The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-03 00:00:00

KXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, TEITIFIDAY Ewazo.

The France asserts to-night, in • triumphant
tone, that all its enemies are gradually coming
round to its opinion that the French army will not
evacuate Rome. lam afraid the France is right.
It is remarkable that the Debate, in a long and
very embrangled article, oomes to the conclusion
that Turin would do well to treat upon the basis of
the Emperor's propositions, and not to imitate the
Pope's obstinacy. The Dgbata suggests Florence as
a capital for Italy.
The France has received its first communique, but
it is not, I hasten to say, • very terrible ono. M.
da Persigny tells the France, in the language of
bitter reproof, that it was wrong to adopt the com-
plaints made of the refusal of the prefectoral print,
the Journal de la Haute-Saone, to publish the Mar-
quis d'Aedelarre's speech at an agricultural meet-
ing. The official communication now asserts that
the administration had nothing to do with the
matter, but that the management of the journal
had made a general rule not to insert agricultural

speeches, and was so impartially strict in
adhering to this resolution that it had abstained
from reporting the speech of the prefect
himself. All these explanations M. de Persigny
sap ire made by the Journal de la Haute-Sallne
I of Oct. 1, in reply to the allegation of the Union
Franc Comtoise of Sept. 27. I cannot help noticing
the wide space between these two dates. How
! comes it that the prefectoral journal, if acting only
spontaneously, took four days to answer its
independent neighbour, published in the same
department T Surely it is not unjustifiable to sus-
pect that a good deal of correspondence must have
taken place, not only with the prefecture, but with
the Minister of the Interior, before the answer was
concocted. However, M. de le Gueronniere, who,
as the ex-director of the press, cannot in decency
disapprove of the system of warnings and com-
invonquies, kisses the rod very gracefully, and is
quite delighted, as his secretary says, to have pro- I
yoked so satisfactory an explanation.
The French navy hes lately been singularly un- '
lucky, and runs a risk of gaining • lubberly repu-

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