The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-19 00:00:00

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s thst the Closes say nein a selestios kitbag sae yen,
ewe ben in Unbtleoni Ilse minion ilithis doildiss ft the
delightfully pianos's wood awl water snug y of Osede
Cosset!. Me was Meollabiy eatieteksi st lho Mod of
. • Clen's by the son pwridat sbe Wm* =miss at
• . ; keasubesses. The restlenss duo asap' le Mr. Disk-
am hen Eines, Iste M.P. far Whishisfile.—Liadrich Om".
TEE Caors tx Pazx EDWARD. ISLAND.—The
lihOlatace el the eaustry sers mais the ereal ap-
Plefesse etpiesty. say el'ess is the *hi, Mdeos be-
im meanly metier sew yaw nib hes bees the
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panel nese west. Ono look beasMaN iselsen let
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Maul with palings at as snellest quiity.

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• FRAME.
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• MIK Tossekr, 5.20 r.x.
Thera Issas sees& istministere held today at the
Blink at whisk M. G. Barest was peewit. and the
pclagent, whims* from Bt. Gond Me the. pastime, 11
Ikepatabes received from Rome were laid
Corledethe easnell, the sabstanee of which generally
was, that the Pegs was reedy to accede to the dews
expressd in the president's letter to M, Edgar Ney ;
bet that, if the Preach government urged their d►
meads with the least appearance of fovea or esenion,
be would spilt thaw back.
The Credit says that, after several mutiny, held
Intel y at the sainistry of public isstruetioes the family
OM. de Pallas: have are of their members
to 'savoy to the mid:tar the comma of soinisters
as
.M that he will sewto urge M. de Fallon:
legends la the cabinet, and to transmit to the pre-
sident of the republic. hiss forma :gm, which
has bees glued the busk d inset., . •
Obeid& tide be eti, it blooms **these
mist be a ministerial crisis. However; 4 have muss
to believe' that nothing will be changed natil thu
muting of the chambers. It is. is elmer al
to all treSinfermed that IL Thine will
eater tie Nullity Mold hes expressed kis deter.,
sheaths setts eatoe late eery emaliaatioa wilhostM,
There ; nought bst chaos is visible therefor*: he as
ass can polat to any aims as likely to ell the geld I
nested by M. de Fallon:. The best thing to de
remain in date quo ander the eiromnstances, and
this will be dose u keg as people; the ultimate
object likely to be attaiud being, in the oyes of some
peelie, that there will be no change at all.
- The illness of M. de Fake: is a nervous intermit-
tent fever. Re will go to Versailles for change of
air u soon as he shall have gained sufficient strength
to be removed.
There is no troth whatever in a statement pub-
lished this morning, to the effect that official dew
patches were received in Paris yesterday frau=
annonacing that the Austrian cabin. t had
its approbation of the bases of the gentian of the
temporal soureigatrpf the Pope, as lad down in the
letter of the president of the French republic to Col.
Noy, mad bid gives instruotioss to its ambassador to
the papal smart to promote, with doe respect to hie
helium, sad propsr consideration foe his cardinals,
all ham' fee object the solidi= of the
q cm these bases.
The same jeered that publishes this stateliest
Latal iesizestias earned by M. Mercier to Roses.
.gestisseas bears Essgatsbes caly, bathe has the
Weskit also to sham tie state Of things in Italy,
and to report asecedingly.
It was imgenel.ble but that the meeting of the
eleg is
ia email would cause discussion. The sob.
jeet takes up rather warmly this morning by the
Ripailtris, which approves of them, in the interest
of essialum and liberty, and which says:
" The gemeemeut has Jed serail, relative to the council_
with its sisal want of slams :—" Several prelates," say"
the minister, "hare maihsted a desire to meet in a metro'
polite* rarsecil." To whom have they masifested it ? To
the gesmasesst ? Certainly mot Every ens harms that the
hiders of the dram' of Paris hem not made osa this bead
say Genial tossed to the goverment. Cesseqmatly, the
t hod oely two seems to penes ; either to med.
Cletrurge:geeis articles sbrogated, and not to rap
sheathe to the meeting of the hither, Sr te Om
articles es beim still in rigour, sad is that mete anima the
Archbishop of Paris that he would have to Llllweseditises
imposed by Art. 4. But such • coarse would have boss too
simple, and too frank ; a middle course wee would
for, sad
the report end decree already published were Mudded en, the
tenor, u mil as the date, of which appears to es to cow
promise greatly the dignity of the government. I* had, it
results from E. Lanjoinates report, Ist, that the gnaw
meet ccesiders the mimic articles re still is fem. lad,
that notwithstanding that Art. 4 stipulates that no &meow
synod tan be held without the dupes andrarisation of the
government, the bishops so authorised's. fled,
that the government waded he the lam fit, to order
to run in WOO sort after theesessil, and e&t 1$ a paean tie
which it had not demeaded. Is it possible to move more
untertenately its own makes= r As to es, we have already
declared, that far from dreading ireett meetings, we rather
drake them
ideas are agitated and elaborated, we are sure, In adverse",
that democracy and socialism have something to gara. We
know with what impatience a madderable amtUr of the
clergy endure the yoke of the Jesuits, how mush the alliance
of shoolatim and pharisesism weighs on all primes who have
a French heart, sad whose spirit belongs to their time. It
is impossible that the proviso'sl cona will not accelerate
the rupture bencelirward imminent between the school to
the Univers, and that of which the Do Notmaile
it
been
some time theorgan. As to the government, since it has
derided to give ite authorisation, It ought, it appears to as, to
have added the condition that the greatest publicity should
be given to those solemn meetings of the clergy.
The AssembVe Nationale on the same subject, says :
It is amoebae late, and it is without doubt on the abbe
of the lierhparfi that this aethorisation has bees immei
necessary in order to confeem to the old judgesimes nod
the concordats. It is $ very serious quest* to maims
whether under the democratic system the Minh has need
of an authorisation of the government to to Oa his I
interests. Formerly the hie; was the sided son of the
church, and it can be very well compteheaded that he
was to act as its protector; but at present the great emboli*
faith is disdained and abandesed. Why should the haughty
philoewhen &motet themselves &ben you,oastal ? What cm
some bishops coming together do to philosophers with
great ideas ; or to you. gammon of the world ? Is the church
dill living for you ? For us, it is still the hope el the future.
We behold with joy the cosadls meeting, because soma or
later they. ought to *amiss the great social preatione—that
of the fusion of
ado the breaches of cluistianity into calla.
theism by gentle naakes, a Boma had foreseen; that of
the education of the people, of its wellbeing, of its morals,
of loans of apical on loured, etc. All them questions were
decided in the old councils of the church ; and without sup-
po.ing that the present numbly will enter oa them, a gene.
Tel email will lieu to take them in band one day or othir.
We have "beady said that fade* of all good *hied
°plaices under one great authority is desirable; we also my
the same of the fusion of all oomontrams nada the law se a
single church.
The provincial clerical council met yesterday far
the Bret time at St. Selpics, in Paris.
Reard the followng in the anslikstiatitel
Admiral Rasmus Nitwits has been masa
to succeed M. Le Predate to the command of the
naval division in the Rio Plata. M. Dodoes& will
shortly leave for Brest, whims he will hoist his leg
on board the Pandore frigate, which will have a peg
deck built for his accumeedatioa. The Prosy abeam
will accompany the Psalm to La Plata. The mho
mica of Admiral Dohs& dose not appear to be els
purely naval character; he has had frequent e-
-1 ew with the minister of foreign affairs."
Some disturbance took place yesterday on the
Moe Maubert, in eciesequence of a man named
twirler having thought fit, without any ostensible
Ilegoo, to must corgese-de-ville from removing
art which was etas.* as the public way wittiest
es owner. On the mob memmeWating with limy
bs Wise exceedingly Amiss% gad struck Quo at
lbws. was then takes Mu gookey, and whilst
beteg esedented to the pal es the Ow llisistobelle
bet oryks oat " Vivo la iimeassit us et
spade 10 ‘kea the pasty ended et the pest, be
seised mad thus siis of the me, sod stabbed
asessat-de4ille owed Lynn is the side. He wen
this diraffins/, sod pissed in oesisement. The wasted
ef the eseguatis tact of say niaskest.
The following Uttar was read to the municipal
swell of Bar.fe-Dus, in its sitting of the Bth inst. :
liesd.quatsrs, item, August 24. I
Marius le Maire,—By a letter of the 4th August, yea
Oa RS ONO the amen= el Ber.le.Dee would be pleased to
be his go show to my Mew weetsure • essateate et the
amples white wastmea se Beam for IttowtOt adios
, sod bar power. Avows the somber of ps issis Ablate
I whit have tees alheed le ly the=sithe Boma
=the bait of ea sod justly
for mattegise past kitiliSW present it in
my woe to the mamma of Her. T tee &Zit
my same wee erismaly imaribeit es mik Twat .be
them ot the greatest manias ci
bores down under the weight of sollariedittiewr, if Ima
sot share with say emagankes in are. Ile meosspeem
whisk I Ism reeved, and if I did set ligkamtll it ia a
rest omega to the remembeeses el say Whir. It is to
that sammig else that I owe my sleeks an sagnesstative
ix
Ow of the MVOS& /UM le b. thz.T.
@entwine Ow asumlaysass. I shell with iplearme
them all
ay ateettlea end an mellfmagoeh%deessdses; be
kind moan loam to them es We seemlier. Ills issawase I
ti Kessler b so
u y esuisl Maim, et
i. Ooonese that my *ld emillutalie
Isom Isom
Ifs diediselle d Teske at the 14th lot eleisi
that, is easegssase et an order ken PparierAsel-
dins she ha @sharked in the shire to '
hove t Tinley nlwl is the seedy o the 2th.

It web ild gat lie ligicigrds,•laitiad gab. to
Morocco, Woad juk the "SIM of evolstif at the
Hying. ni
Aossante Bars bees ricealved et Oho ministry of 01*
isterier of the appseasaen of the cholera at 'Fenian.
There were 10 deaths ea the fret day. A eonaider-
able pottion of the popektioa bare qaittad the town.
The seldom of the garrison bad voluntarily tendered
their mains to 'nand the sick.

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