The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-19 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND.

The Geneva journals of the 15th publish a circular
issued by the government of that canton, requiring
all French refugees whom recent events have brought
into Switzerland, and whose passports are not ma
►eek, to present themselves at the bureau of
police, and state whether they demand an asylum, or
are prepared to apply for travelling passports. Those
Who have been cited before the French tribunals, or
condemned for contumacy, must, if they desire to
remain in Switzerland, repair to the interior, to a
distance of at least eight leagues from the frontier
those who desire to leave may receive pompons,
under the sanction of the federal authority. Citizens
are reminded that they are forbidden, under penalty,
to entertain strangers, without making the declara-
tion to the proper bureau, which grants permis ds
ajusir. It is added that these admonitions are made
by the council of the canton, at the demand of the
federal commissioners

It will be Me 17 die following extracts from the
Aar Arta et the 14th inst., that the
1'; jeered§ de ad deed elute in mistrusting
the thelges ere the heal pvenueset:
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with
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so enaggemse. Ara we thesearsed with mead
slf slides el the tardier,. ri Items? people are matig
slim This state of assertataty. Mingled with fear
ads apse all public sears, sad If 1$ eastiees;l
way tiring shoot a crisis, which a stems yield
weed would suffice to retest. Ws weal
Wave that the imminent* of the &air h pa
but the obitinate Ocoee as to tie woe 011ie ?mask sot;
ear of good sugary, est hells me to think that it is is
peat of fact very amasses,. New it is essorry lot the
perry obould hoot bow it stasis, he it ha MA Ow or wly carriers that the fsdaralameeil is am wey lathy
eipaneatie negsibtians. We will awe= that
Sew aegotiatiens sus rim se at this areseh but
at bast the hissal meadl aught to say publicly,
trues requires swab wad sash • tilaw—hae pre-
tes.O.in. appear Is ea tantaribillant Jed Imatagarlibia with
oso the hur and indepsedense ft sew wawa la Ise this
'triton that we have earned spec la impose
the real state of things clearly to Them Is the mean-
srlak our constituents may be sainted dee we will keep •
vigilant rye upon the interests of flirlitarleed. By as*,
'bathing the federal council appears to 11111111111110 all the TOP
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f sod, ss we said above, people pso as to feu
aa espedition to Roos. It is, therefore, • civic linty for
the federal moult to break siker is order to reasoorritho
country, which is justly alarmed.
The Press.. of Paris say* it is certain that General
Dufour has di dined the minion to the President of
the French Republic which the federal council
wished him to undertake. This ' seems to be con-
firmed by the Recite of Geneve, of the 16th, which,
alludisg to the report that General Dufour had left
far farts, affirms that he had been seen walking in
the streets of Geneva the day before.
Tht. federal government of Switzerland has ad-
drevwd a litter to tho governments of the

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maces on the frontiers of Piedmont, ream-
mending that no political French refugees from
Piedmont shall be permitted to enter, unless with
Cssmts signed by the Swim minister at Turin, and
besides to show that they are in poesession of
enflicient money to pay their expenses to England.
A letter from Geneva of the Bth, in the Petrie,
states that Serjeant Boiehot, ex-representative, who
wee supposed to hare been expelled from Switzer-
laud, is still in the canton of Lausanne.