The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-15 00:00:00

TBIAEGRAPIIIC INTELLIGENCE.
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THE FRENCH SENATE.
PARIS, Xenia 14.
Today, in the Senate, Cardinale e Bomb: how
ddimded the clergy from the thane violence, end
rendered justice to the conepigations who had given
their denoted support te.the clergy. The Cardinal
also defended the luminaries, and stated that
it was incorrect that instruction was given in
those establishments contrary to the institutions
of the country. His Eminence recognised
the impolite which the Emperor bad con-
ferred upon the country, and his Majesty's
seal for religion. He endeavoured to prove that
than wee no contradiction between the ooncltsions
of the Encyclical and the Syllabus and the prin-
cipal points of the French constitution. The
Cardinal expressed a wish that negotiations might
be commented between the Holy See and France in
order to bring about a now legal state of disks
which would anti* the interests of religion, the
consciences of the faithful, and the interests of the
Bade. His Eminence said in conclusion he did not
wish to qualify the smith of N. Ronland, which
its anther would one day deeply regret. K Rog-
land maintained his right to make the statements
contained in his speech. Kde Lavaletta vouched
for the accuracy of the information of M. Roland.
The debate will be continued tounorrow.
The Iranian? of this nursing publishes the
speeches delivered by M. Schneider and IL Rather
at the grave of the Duke de Morn; yesterday. M.
Rocker reverted in his speech to the words of the
deceased, that liberty could only be established
peacefully by a sincere harmony between the sove-
reign and a moderate amenably.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
REPORT OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE..
TURIN, Itasca it.
Signor Sells made his financial report to the
Chamber of Deputies today. The Minister states
the deficit for 1862 at 262 millions, that for 186$
at 22 millions, and foe 1864 at 34 millions of franca,
thus making the total deficit for the three years
318 millions. Adding to this amount the deficit
for 1866, stated at 207 millions, and that for 1886,
estimated at 100 millions—for the Minister formally
undertakes to reduce the deficit for 1866 to within
this amount—the total deficit for the financial year
1866-67, ending 30th September, 1867, is 626 millions
franca. tram this amount has to be deducted
200 millions, the proceeds of the sale of the State
rsilwaysethwi reducing the deficit to 425 millions
franca.
The Minister requests authority to contract a
loan of 426 millions. Jointly with the loan he also
requests the sanction of the chamber to bills im-
posing house and property taxes, producing the
I NM of Otnatl.—"'"2l allnliAlly, and to bills abolishing
free ports and madifylng registriiioll 111 d stamp
laws.

A.MNRICA.
131,001111AVIK Yabou 14.
The Liman steamer City of Dublin, from New
York on the 2nd inst., with a full cargo, passed
the fastnet at 3 p.m. to-day.
Her news bas been tally anticipated by the
Europa.

EXPRESS PROM PARIS.

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PAWS, TozatiAT Emma.

My conjecture that the France most have been
misinformed when it stated that MM. Emile
011ivier and Darimon were absent from the Duke
de Moray's funeral was well founded. The fact is
that they alone of the liberal opposition wore
present. Two deputies only, who formed part of
the recent meeting at M. Marie's, the Duke de
Marmier and the Marquis de Andelarre, joined
the procession, but they are imperialists, discon-
tented on various grounds with the present
state of things, but not belonging to
the regular opposition nuke. It was decided
at a meeting of the opposition deputies that
they would not attend the funeral of the (not
their) President of the Corps Legislatif. This re-
solution was no doubt painful, and opinions may
differ as to whether it was in good taste. But—
and this consideration was the leading one—it
must be remembered that the Duke de Moruy was
not a Speaker elected by the members, but • person
appointed by the Emperor to exercise authority
over there. It is all very well to praise his "
partiality" as the official journals do—and it may be
granted that he made • better president than the
vice of his origin rendered probable. The opposi-
tion deputies felt that he was no representative of
the house ; and that it would be to countenance a
derogation from a most important principle of re-
presentative government if they were to take part
in the honours rendered to • rant and • power
which was grounded on their own subjection.
The Gazette de France makes some vehement
criticisms on M. Roulier's funeral oration on
M. de Morey. It cannot understand bow
the orator could have brought himself to say
on such an occasion that M. de Morny accepted
the execution of the coup d'etat gaily—(de pith
de keen). It is also astonished that over •
grave, and when no answer was possible, the Em-
peror's Minister of State should have so severely
centured the National Assembly dissolved in 1861,
and so enthusiastically commended M. de Morny
for the leading part be took in " dispersing " it.
Not only French citizens now living in digni.
tied retirement, but many now in high office,
are affected by this blame. The Gazetk is
of opinion that M. Roer's words will
"make a great sensation, and will awaken
painful recollections of a time of which it is not
yet permissible to speak freely." If the opposition
members of the present Cbamber bad known that
such p. speech was to be made that fact alone would
have sufficiently excused their absence.
It is no wonder that people discredit this asser-
tion of the Cesernifetionnel that the garrison of
7,000 men lately said to have surrendered at
Oajaca conatitpted the "last organised corps fighting
in the name of Juarez," because both it and the
Moniteur have repeated over and over again for the
last twelvemonth that Juarez had " no forces at all."
It is really necessary to cite dates to make people
believe the enormous lying habitually, and in the
teeth of better information, pertinaciously resorted
to by the French official 011111111 on the subject of
Mexico. On Nov. 15, 1864, the Monikor said,
"Thera is not now in all the vast Mexican empire,
a single organised hostile corps." Longer ago still,
on Feb. 5, 1864, the Moniteur, in announcing the