The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-15 00:00:00

reci net 011111 COIIIIIIIMIDS/f.)
PARIS, SAIITIMAT &WOW.
The f'ay. and Pale it are instructed to contradict
the telegraphic report that the Pops, while grate-
fully accepting the St Peter's pence offered him,
had refused subsidies offered him by France and
Piedmont. This story, they say, bas evidently
been concocted with a view to infer the belief that
France i. in accord with Piedmont respecting recent
events in Southern Italy; Whereas, on the contrary,
Frvuee poutesti4l, ,411.11 does protest, against
the events that have taken place in spite of her
" energetically manifested will."

It very preitirely dated that all the=
pow en, with the exception of England, have
to reevgbiei the blockade of Wets. As there are
at this moment ~everal vtiviel4 of all natiom in the
port ui Gaeta, this repolutiou, anppcoing it to be
true, involves an unprecedented and poadbly very
complicated sitnation, . . .

Timm is considerable irritation between France
and Switzerland, on account of the repeated popu-
lar manifestations in the latter country against
presumed aggreseive designs of Napolcoi. 111. The
Marquis Turgut, the French minister at Berne,
after protecting agaiust the affair of Siun, is about to
absent himself from his post for six months.
A lithographic correspondence reports, " with all
reserve," 23 a rumour cuculating in many foruigo
chanceries, that Napoleon 111. has written to the
Emperor of Austria strongly urging the necessity
of a coi.6l—ist, to settle the Italian difficulties ;
and gnu, to put an end to the mistrust which
exists between many European cabinets, so that
nery power may hereafter devote itself without
Elegising to the works of peace and the develop-
ment of public prosperity.
Reports of motional augmeutations of the French
army of Rome continue to circulate. It 1/W1 re-
peated at the Bourse to-day that the force will be
brought up to 60,009 men, and that Manual
Valiant will shortly proceed to take the command.
Thu, much is certain, that the Lyons Railway this
gas' received orders to suspend all its goods trains
in order to make way for the passage of troops.
I aro assured that all the six months men who
were absent from the army on furlough have been i
suddenly ordered to join their corps.
It was mentioned yesterday that the French
squadron in the Bay of Naples, under the orders of
Admiral Le Barbier .leTivan, had been recalled; but
the Tettioniiiiis now says that for unknown reasons
counter-onlers have been given, and that the
Descartes and Biusiphale are going out to re-
victual the fleet at Naples.
Thu P.ei repeats that up to the present time no
power has protested against the intervention of
Piedmont in the Neapolitan States. It probably
does not mean, although it is discreetly silent on
the subject. to adhere to its original news that the
Russian minister has been withdrawn from Turin.
Thu anpeet of the Bourse was widely differeut
iron, that of yesterday. A feeling of hesitation,
attributed by smile to Count Cavour's speech, pre-
vailed all day. The mute fell lttc. fur cash and We.
for account, cloning at 69 and 68.95. Mobilier fell
6.25. The Western Railway fell 5f., and the other
lines wire a trills lower.