The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(room ova OWN coaaroroxoaay.)
PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENLY°.

A telegram from London states that it has been
"decided" that Tuscany shall not be annexed to
Piedmont. All questions of territorial settlement
being reserved far discussion when peace shall be
made, the absurdity of ON statement, which as-
sumes a partial decision of a question wholly re-
served for future consideration, has probably given
rise to the following paragraph in this evening's
Pays :
Somajourasla appear to us to attach undue importance to
the different shady+ of opinion in Tuscany touching the
future destiny of that nuntry. That tbeie rh Alld be in
Florence sympatb:es in favour of annexation to the king-
dom cf Sardinia, atd alas a feeling for a asps:ale and lade-
pendent existent?, shows only that there is a question to be
solved by the Italians theme:lves when the proper time shall I
come. France has nothing to do with it. France never had
any intention to buy herself about any new distribution of I
the Italian orates. We have realatad Austrian aggression
with the sole view of freeing Italy from foreign presaute, and
from the consequences of that pressure, which are no lees
hurtful to Europe than to Italy herself. We are in Italy to
put en end, by the establishment of order founded upon
national and independent bases, to those political agitations
and cammotions which, under the name cf the Italian ques-
tion, have caused uneasiness end anxiety en Europe for the
lest half century. We have no other thought. It is quite
natural that the halloo, should already give expression to
their affections and tendencies; these ere their own affairs;
the work which we have undertaken is paramount, and quite
unconnected with three isolated facts.

Doubts arc thrown upon the accuracy of the
speech attributed to the King of Sardinia in answer
to a deputation from Bologna. You will remember
that when I gave this speech from the Fairly, I
noticed a prefatory location of that journal which
argued a doubt. It now appears that the King has
actually appointed two provisional administrators of
Bologna, the Marquis d'Azeglio and the Marquis de
Born, and that he does not intend to abandon the
Roman provinces to anarchy if the Pope shows him-
self unable to protect them.
News has reached Paris, from Rome, that hi. do
Kiaseleff, the Russian Envoy to the Holy See, left
on June 15 for Naples, on. a mission to the young
King. He is the bearer of an autograph letter from
the Emperor Alexander If. to Francis 11. It is
believed that M. de Kisseleff will take this oppor-
tunity of forwarding negotiations between the two
courts which were set on foot some time since.

The Prerse says it has received a letter from
Naples, too late fur publication to-day, which
"unfortunately reduces to very sm%ll proportions
the amnesty, which, on the faith of the telegram,
lad been assumed to be general."

The fall at tho Bourse contiones. The Rente was
decidedly weaker today than either yesterday or
Monday. It fell 20c. for cub; and 30c. for account,
closing at Oft. Ific. and 6lfr. 95c. Monier fell
7fr. 60c. Railways were very duU, and about
from 2fr. 60c. to Mr. lower.

The body of General Cler, which wu buried at
Magenta, has been exhumed by order of the Em-
peror, and will be brought to France, for interment
at Saline, the general's native place.

THE IHEDITERRANEAN.

CORFU, 7 UNZ 19.

According to letters from Malta to the 16th inst.,
a fleet of eight steam liners is ready for departure,
destined, it is asserted, for the Adriatic sea.

GREECII.

TRIESTE, WEDNESDAY.
Alvices have been received from Athens to the
14th inst.

A change of ministry has taken place.
Major-General Milius hu been appointed Minister
of War; Riga Palamidi, Minister for the Interior;
Conduriothie, Minister for Foreign Affairs ; L9io a,
Minister of Public Instruction and Public Works.

The following is a literal translation of a scroll
which has been placed by the Archbishop of Paris on the
new weather.: sek,just placed opus the eteeplo of Ncere Dame :
" In this box, tied with ribands of red silk, and waled
h oar seal, are placed relies of the true cross of the holy
crown of thorns of our Lord Jesus Christ, of St. Deans,
the first bishop of Pavia, and a martyr, and of the virgin Br.
Colowl;ce, the patron aalut of this ci,y. Ports, on the vigil of
Pentecost, after the ssletan beuedic.ion of the cross which
is to be placed on the summit of the steeple of our metro-
politan Church, June li, 1859.-1. FRANCIS NICISOLAS
CARDINAL MORLtIT, Archbishop of Paris."

A letter from Home, in the Journal Jr. Mkt*,
states that the 7 °nag Mortara waa lately confirmed at the
church of 13.. John Lateran.

TILE BALTIC TRADE.—Yesterday (Wednesday)
mating, Maori. Occ and Co.'s stealer Emperor arrived in
this port (Hull) from Crecatadt, with a general cargo, cop-
iloting of thy, tow, and grain, 84 perengtre, *add:s6oN la
gold. Yuan the Emperor left Cromoadt, on Tlintradsy heat,
sverythleg wu to every deprereed state, and little Montag
we, transacted. Freigoie as a necessity consequence have
been still further reduced, while the I :port trade for this
country is absolutely at a seed. Several weeds were
lying idle at Cioustalt.—Foatere roitht:ts /le raid.
'the i'aire tractile of St. Petersburg publishes a
notice to the inhabitant.' to the effect that several eases of
cheers had lately appeared in that city, slid saints out
the beet means to be adopted to avoid the disease. Every.
one is recommended to beware of getting goldenly chilled
when warm; not to orealoed the stomach; to abstain from
lord beverages, and at the tint appearance of any derange.
moat in the di‘eative organs to have tee Jura to medical
advtee.

The managing committee of the subscription
ntiet d in Patia for Italian trolutteme hare offered, in the
name of the aubeerthere, to Count Calmar a rawaif mist copy
a reduced etude of the antique cup of the Villa, Albant,
executed by kl. Barbidienne ; to General Garibaldi adoubl,
barn led foaling-piece as remarkable for its exoellenco as
for the finish of Its ornsinenio and to Gent ra! L'iloa a rifle of
the heat kind made. Them:presents are az,onivanitd by
complimentary Wen.

THE PRINCE OF WALES IN PORTUGAL.

(710/1 OVA ows coesierosoree.)
LISBON, Jusne 17.
The Prince of Wales and his suite, accompanied
by Dom Pedro V. and Mr. Howard, have visited the
lines of Torres-Vedras and the Convent of &della.
The Roca are not at all in a good state of preserva-
tion, Decay, the lapse of years, and the pessantry's
need of stone, having done much to fill up the fosse
and level the redoubts; still there remain many
forts in tolerably good order, and the redoubts and
the traverses for the guns, the latter of which are
made of solid blocks of marble.

Batalha is an old acquaintance of the English
reader, and the author of " Vathek" has eulogised
in glowing terms its superb architecture.
To-night, according to a telegraphic message, the
Prince, Dorn Pedro V., and the other distingmbhed
travellers have returned to Mafra.

This immense edifice—half palace, half monastery
—was built by Dom John V., who, anxious to have
issue to succeed him on the throne, vowed to erect,
on the birth of a son, a monastery on the place
where could be found the poorest priory in his do-
minions. On the birth of Prince Joseph, Mafra was
selected, for on this spot stood a hut, in which dwelt
twelve religions men of the poorest order in Por-
tugal. Ludovici, a German of Italian origin, was
the architect.

The Prince of Wales has accompanied Dom Fer-
nando several times to the snug little theatre
of the Gymnasio, where the Spanish company
are giving their representations, and where
Medina dances La Grenadine in first-rate style.
The Prince has been well spoken of everywhere, and
seems to have won the good opinions of all with
whom he has come in contact.

It was intended to give a ball to the Prince on the
part of the British merchants, but the arrangements
were, it is stated, left till too late in the day, and his
Royal Highness is engaged up to his departure,
which I believe is fixed for daybreak on Tuesday
next.

It is said that the new postal convention will come
into operation on the let July—all the arrangements
having been completed.
In foreign exchanges little alteration has occurred
since last mail, and paper on all places continues
scarce. The quotations on London, 30 days, 521 ;
90 days, 62Z. Paris, 3 months' date, 643. Genoa,
3 months' date, 636. Hamburg, 3 months' date,
461. Amsterdam, 3 months' date, 411.
In stock prices have improved, and there has been
a fair amount of business doing at the following
rates, namely :—Three per Cent. Registered Inscrip-
tions, 46 to 461 ; Coupons, 441 to 461 ; Deferred
Stock, 29 to 31 ; and Bank of Portugal Shares, 4}
61 per cent, premium.