The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-05 00:00:00

MINMTERIAL MOVEMENT&

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

Vi•eo►at Palmerston harm town toiday, ateani-
paskrel by Vatosanst Pahserstos. rs Wee •kw meet• al
bar ladyilitp's mat. Breeket Hall, Hurts.
The Marla. of L•dswse boa MR lisaadowate Hewn
ho his Istaldes villa •t Ekamead.
The Hal of Harlowlo, sessmossisd DOI* Ossalsoi sad
family, have left tows for !•des Hall, M•HeeieNr.
The Earl of Cluesdce, with the Coo•tee•, Muss' to
lowa yettarday, from tint */ Mr. G. G. Haretisrl,
sad Prager, Coaster Weldon's, at Neasbam Ptak,
O•lerdahlre. The •obis Earl rebeemstly lift tows far
Oidevote, o• a visit to her Majesty.
The Right Hos. Si, Charles Weed, with the Lords et
the Admiralty, is the Adaisalty sttamiesat, are at
Qose•etsws, cot as canal vials of isspeance. Lahr Mary
Wood sad the Eight Him. Sir George Grey sad Lady Grey
ass with Sir Charles, sod p•rpars • Ant to As Lakes el
aillsrsty prior to Naylor Irelsed.
Ttu Duke of /Leah is still es the 'sadism..
The Right Has.thu Chsateller of the Isslisquer sat
Lady Them Lewis sad tastily hays tows, it Is atiptoted,
to.vaerresw, far litotes Cosrt, Hars4N•kire.

The liiiit Hos. Homy Labosokon, M.P., sad Lady
Mar, Labosalroro ars poring tiro nowt it links Park,
soar Maine.

Til• Lard Chancellor sad Lady Crammer* left tens et
the slew et the past week fee the noble and leaned lenre
seat la HeaL

General CemasaadiarinCbief, hie Royal High.
was the Dabs of Cambridge, bald a lots, at the Hens
Gaud*, yamerday, whoa urn wee a amens' attemamase
M diem.

me Marquis mad Minhloom of Cloarioordo
alertly awn 1011111 SOW Y Deraosy. Lay Hardin Do
Dosylt Lao soma as a visit to Lady Margaret Boaossoot sod
Maiossoat, M.P., as their rat la Nertimabarland.

Tb. Comatose (Dow.) Grenville bon loft tows to
Ask as Couture Cattalo, at Coed* Howard, Yorkslika,
no Coastal (Dow.) of Morley loft town jean,
day, as a tear of visits ia the Borth.

Lord ud Lady Ashbutas have loft Beth Row,
r the who hostaa-be: la he WWI et &h.
had.

The Earl Fitshardier/ will Wye lowa In a few
Jaye for Cowes, Isle of Wight, where the sable ear! has
takes s villa few the ysehtlag seems.
Lord Palmerston has pressated the Rev. Gilbert
ymiusag Levis, 1/ A., a ow relative of the Chsseellee
of the Essistqww, to the amour, resideatiary Is Worcester
Cathedrel, reordered noses by the, death of tin Roe. sad
Rev. J. Rosen Cosh., M.A. The rev. listless' is already
a prelmsdary of Revoked Cathedral, a rival dna, ~.is,
of Ondeou7, Retisentin, sad rake ai Rowalastoe ea the
Wye, seer Hereford.

The Bishop of Alamos, U. 8., meshed to a large
sessesistios is Bt. Isetheitiesew's Cbatob, Mott•lsas,
Csli pros, last lisedsy 'seeing.
The Bishop of Rashest./ hoe sonata his staple*
Rev. G. T. Goldstd, no ~ or Goothflott, to as
Itaaorary essoury la ...!.star Cathedral.

The vacant chair of theology sad church history is
the Emilia Pr oabytorian Conn' tam boss jam ailed op by
the appoisolmat of the Roy. Dr. Y.Criet. of lidiaborga.
A supplement to this Gaseige of Friday last eat.
ease the asses of the dims sad mos Is her Majesty's
wrist to whom her Mejeete aims royal liossoo sad pat
misalos, that they may mow sad wow tbor isaignia of ib
toveral Masons of the I•perial Ord., of the Lesko ni
amour, gnashed to their treseetive uslllil, whisk hi.
y the Baps., of the F►ash has bee. plowed to
ender epos than fie s auk of his Inputs' Ys(eety'.
approbation of their disliaaaishod wryness bet.,. limestone,
dories tbo Ist* war.

UssMikan COLLEOL LoaDoN.—At a mesa
of ,e..sa • &mak, last, soles of Osaka wore passed as
Myer-Geseval he W. P. Willies', of Here, Bast., KALB..
M.P., sad Mr. Beanell Lew* A.M., Profaner of Lads ta
Meese% Col,ege, Cork, Pillow of University College, Lou-
den, for preettltes at the prosestatioa of prim to the Btu
dente of the fuel ty of Medial.., sad to the pupils of the
Janke Qeho,l, oa the 31st lel7 sad I.t Autos, sospootivoly.
Ti,. folloalse former studests of the Collepe wto hat
graduated with boomer* et the Ualeenlty of Leo doe, were
sepoistast Fellows of the College : Robert Daemon Bullet
M.D ; Pruk Oothrie, LL.B.; sad Wills Butler, •.B, el
the Civil Buries of the His. et laths Compeey.
M•LaRIN v. THE " BCOTemix."—Ttle ZeltiatrriA
limo reports the loUowiag as the oats takes by Ile Jury
la ssrlvlre at the mown of damages is the ahem trial,
(whisk bee oulued es ruroesdiaary lamest la idtaberge
eel OW dleariet) :—" Zia Jenson left sbe bee essoieeed
that drown wild te he Mete vafilee—eraa lb jagless
vibe ere old abase a bee IMO seamy" MGM be ern
h' ISIS.. embalm/ wilt hie *ea bet. It was
erase et ewe flat sea Jim ebeeld writs taw
'Boast he thought right epee a slip army, wttbeet big
Mews kastakse what It ass • that dm ludo* ems shield
M added Segelbee. sad that tia avow at lam skald bo
use =ewe &misted. It vas fend lot obese misuse,
Wise 'Mai, love a roes sou of 4.111111 sad that, divided
by 12. gave 4001., whisk was ths dedered oefdlet. TM,
eras a remarkably preetleal mad masaa- sates seethed of
ateiMeg feline/, rad le ea slab esaypie-
belay be by mime plead la yeeldiaa•

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, um.

' gated Ibl —e moot that they nut have acted cruder *veer
rtligiens sistimesta.

Oriwr bars ►aas ifvos for the Wow of Ores" the
Mom* do MUM*, a desiserstio deputy, who is is ristody
at Valsaais.

It is aid that, to eimeqsaaeo of the rmismatioa of the
nabwey at Leedom by M. Gooseles, tb• post has bees
awed to M. Olimaga, sag that a military aaa mobably
Gomel Prima Marshal Names, will be appointed to the
embassy at Paris.
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The lithopolrurgol, exiled at ht.j nes, has resolved
peeniseacs to Potato to Sptia.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(room ovx own oonszoroiroinv.)
PARIS, MONDAY STNXING.

The alarming discovery bus just been made that
an immense number of forged notes of the Bank of
France, amounting, it is supposed, to the value of
many millions of fiance, are in circulation. The
forgeries are so ingeniously executed that several
of the mast experienced clerks in the bank were
unable to detect them. It was only after a bundle
of suspected notes lied been minutely scrutinised by
several persons that the minute difference between
the false and the genuine paper was detected. It
was then found that out of a parcel of eighty-eight
notes eighty-seven were forged. The affair
is so certain that orders have been given at
the government aloes not to reedy' notes in pay-
ment at all unless they are Bret marked us good by the
Bank. lostanors have been mentioned to me to day
of notes offered in payment of stamp duties being re-
heed. As far as at present known, all the forged
notes are of the denomination of 100 francs.

The elevation of Marshal Palings, to the dignity of
a &Ike, annonnord in the Mowiteur of this morning,
is the first public instance of a creation of nobility
under the present empire. The Countess de
Beauregard has perhaps some paper to warrant
bee title, and so, doubtless, must have Count de Per
sign, and othrr persona about the court who have
amused titles within the last few years; bat the
Monitor neglected to animus's to the world the
fact of their brows being decorated by coronet,. It
is not now stated what Marshal Pelimierts tides to
be. I can hardly think, considering the existing
friendly relations between Frames and Rosais, that
be will be called Duke Malakoff or Duke Sebastopol.
Perhaps ha will be Due tout court, like Doke
Pe►golr.

At the Bourse, the Rents opened very sluggishly
at lamer quotations than on Saturday. It recovered
afterwards to some extent, being influenced favour•
ably by Credit Mobilier, whiob ws in great demand.
Ultimately it eland with a fall of 15e, for cask and
10e. for account, at 70fr. 50c. and 70fr. 80e. Credit
Mobiliw rope 271 r. 600. Railways were tolerably
MIL Some Uwe row 2fr. or 3fr.

Marshal Behan*r went on Saturday morning on
an easeful°. to the aqueduct bridge of & qaefavour,
In t►e evening he was to be present at the represen-
tation given in his honour at the Marseilles theatre,
where half the pleas were reserved for the troops
who had returned with him from the East. The
Marshal will arrive in Paris co Tuesday night.
The Petrie has received intelligence from Turin
that a " certain approximation" between Sardinia
and Austria has been manifest for some days. "It is
assorted is some political circles that Count Career
his lent a willing ear to the sciaasela given him ►y a
friendly (P) power (meaning France) on this sub-
ject."
The Birele calls attention to the contrast exhibited
by the rapidity with which the allies have executed
the treaty of Paris on their part, and the glowers*
of the Russians to Imitate their example. It is not
satisfied with Lord Paloamton's statement, that "it
is not to be supposed that the Russians will destroy
fortifiesteces, which the Turk. would surely mon-
street as soon as they come into pries ion of Ismail
sad Rini." While rejecting as incredible a rumour
that Russia is carrying away the daces of those
forte in anticipation of future hostilities, the Sieele
thioks that Russia hes deliberately destroyed the:
works, Is order to inflict a Familiars
injury upon Turkey, which, in the dilapi-
dates state of its finances, will be ill able
to Sod the many millions necessary to repair
the damage. In the opinion of the Sleek, Austria
is the primary cause of all the evils to be appre-
hended froth the too precipitately concluded treaty of
peace. The house of Hapsburg having succeeded in
lode:ring both parties to believe that the mantes-
once of its dynasty and the existence of the Austrian
empire with its prosiest limits were essential to the
balance of power in Europe, found an element of
diplomatic strength is its own weakness. Accord-
log to information which this journal considers
worthy of credit, Anstria,after having assumed an atti-
tude of apparent hostility, is at this moment leaning
strongly towards Russia, and seeking at St. Peters-
burg support Dirtiest what it terms the "exigencies°
of the Western Powers. These powers desire the
union of the two Principalities. Austria opposes the
plan, under colour of respect for the wishes of the
Sultan, bet in reality because its encroaching policy
with regard to the Rounsain race would receive a
savers check if that race were to be strengthened by
the proposed re-constitution of the Principalities.
Russia shares the views of Austria on this matter;
although from various cons:deratioos Russia
dissimulates, and affects to be neither for
nor against the amen. The Sleet. is, however, as-
sured that, is an underhand manner, Russia is all the
while encouraging the resistance of the Porte. The
Sleet, terminates its article with the reflection that,
as the war which broke out in 1863 took all the
powers by surprise, and they " drifted " into the
struggle without any definite plan, so the equally
sodden pesos has revealed many situations for which
the parties were in no wise prepared.
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. -
M. Calsado, director of the Italian Theatre, ap-
peared on Saturday before the Tribanal of Correc-
tional Police to complain of the editors and publishers
of the Revise Iroise° Italian:4r, and to obtain from
them 10,000 k. damages for bevies( libelled him in
their numbers of the 223 d and 29111 May, and the
12th Jou. last; but on examining the alleged libels
the Tribunal dismissed the complaint, and condemned
M. Calsado to pay the oasts.

The Moniteur of yesterday says : Marshal
Pelissier, on landing at Marseilles, found a letter
there from the Emperor, in which his Majesty an-
titumor* to the illustrious marshal that he hu con-
ferred upon him the dignity of duke."
The Moniteur also contains a report of the labours
of the magistracy in civil and commercial mutter
during the year ltifet.

NORWAY.

(riom ova ow*

CHRISTI NIA 20.

The Russian VicoAdmiral Glasenap has arrived
is this city, ern what he is pleased to call " a also-
tido journey," bet really to inspect our ports, naval
establishments, and national defences, and to send
his reports to Bt. Petersburg. The ostentatious
manner be amnia and the magnitude of his pre.
tensions have excited the jealousy of the Norwegian
pros. ,

ITALY.

PIEDMONT.

, JOLT 31.
I have little to add to what youGENOA will already have
learned from other correspondents end the public
press regarding the paltry affair in Lunigiana. The
Lunigiana Lithe name given to that part of our coast
where the territories of Piedmont, and those of
Modena and Tuscany meet. The district is of small
extent, and by a march of a few hours a body of men
oan be transported from any one of these states into
either of the others. It offers, therefore, a tempting
position foe such thoughtless adventurers as could
singer in snob a hopeless undertaking as that which
has just filled.

The sixty men who dreamed of oonimeneing an
insurrection had against them, on one hand, the
troops of Piedmont, and on the other those of
'dodoes. In addition to this, the steamer Malfatano
conveyed a battalion to Bpt site, in order to strengthen
the defensive force on our frontier. Yon will have
heard that 2,000 francs were abstracted from the
strong-box of the ?dodenese custom-house; some
person neksown has deposited them with the syndic
of Servos, who has restored them to the authorities
of Modena.

As soon u the news of the attempt in Carrara
reached this city the general in command of the
division of Genoa must d six cannons to be brought
out of the arsenal and loaded under the eyes of
bystanders. Cartridges were also diatribe ed among
the soldier,. The second detachment of the die.
banded British Legionaries arrived at this moment
from Malta, and a rumour was circulated that they
were inclined to make common cause with the
Musicians. Lest there should be any truth in this,
they were at occa marched to the 'Aetna°. and
only allowed to proceed in smell partiee to the rail-
way station.