The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

IMPRESS FROM PARIS.

(Tux ova owl'

PARIS, MOXD&Y livaxnre.

The political weathercock has certainly taken a
turn towards peace this afternoon.. It is reported in
government circles that after the grand masa held
at Turin yesterday an answer to the French recom-
mendation, touching the disarmament., was de-
spatched to Paris, which is in substance favourable.
It is also said that Austria consents to admit Pied-
mont to the congress, but upon condition that the
other statue:ltaly are to sit in it likewise. More-
over, it is affirmed that Frame and Sardinia will not
moos thin latter proposition. This unanimity is
really wonderful; and I cannot help thinking
that further explanations will suggest difficulties
which do not appear to be thought of for the
moment. It was an old suggestion of Austria, that
all the Italian states should be represented in the
worms, and the idea was scouted, because it was
said that the arrangement would give Austria a
certain majority. Then, again, it was taken for
granted the Pope would not send a representative,
and that Modena could not because she has never
recognised the French Emperor. By what magi.
all these difficulties have been conjured away I am
quite at a loss to conceive.
There is a talk of Prince Napoleon being sent
immediately to Berlin, in the hope of counteracting
the effect of the Austrian Archduke Albert's mission
there.

Rear-Admiral barien de la Gravid», who dined
with the Emperor • few days ago, has gone to
Tonls•, and, it is acid, that "in owe of war " he
will be intrusted with an important command.
The journals of Nantes and Bordeaux confirm
the news given by the Journal du Havre, of • levy
of mai/ors in all the ports ; the order was received
at Brest some days since.
The &irk, in noticing the proposed bases the the
debates of the congress which have be oPmennni-
toted semi.otficislly to the journals, is at consider-
able pains to show that little good is likely to come
of them. The " elasticity "of these bases will not,
it says, have escaped attention. They leave open
"questions of the most serious nature—questions

wick go to the heart of Austria, and against which
altromontanises is protesting by anticipation." Aa
to the disarmament, the Biiels continua :
Lot Arita ahem sitiously. sod Piedmont vill cot Imi-
tate to rakes than war ciargee wideb per so bossily urea
bee rearms. But is as to disband time sable maxis
alike bare case to bar AI boa Maim% Pants, Tummy,
Lombardy, sal Visas t Li• a masse them par-
ses alma= to presestios ? Na—tbst amid be sa
set to white maim Mad Vkaor Zoosroaral oar
Ids rims wham will ems soassaa—ea oat iglu& Nam
e saw miummali to biz ally. The portions of Austria
via mg tat we aressideg that Ma tremieske masa remit
to arms. as be hi the maw kaNII Mark ramaia loaf to
the mks at Imam will pats*a be se ark bed ralskraa
swat trtisa ♦ustria is to be Moss est ot Italy. If tbe roy-
alists and the ultralossisas bar so bead spa the yew
vaismisies wimp law laved thou arm rue it thisit
amp to the Wien awes, it Is beam aboelatim asp
at,. tad Om twisty tboorsal akiatass me set

isolsisd, dot um ispossat Mired d>v isselow sad love
of Illisety Ind mind laspssiort—iallssimotibis pss•
dews sealed vidsh Austrian tiserdissi is lisp*•
fowl. w. s as Ism ia tke shoals& by all
Ire pews d do boss prowalsatel yesterday in air.,
admit 'Mg. Ti. Nail" of tAs mynas wiU be a troops
ed file pdillosilisa of its protloola will allow to tho proviso
whoa II Is silswated to &wive how sacred is the rause
whisk we alba

The noses which I sent you of a treaty between
Holland and Belgium wu reproduced by the Pa'ris
and other French journals without comment. The
Pays now says that several foreign letters speak of
"an alliance, offensive end defensive," between Hol-
land and Belgium, and that "if our information is
correct, and we have every 111110011 to think it if,
the statement is devoid of all foundation." It is
important to observe that the original news said
nothing of a treaty "offensive and defensive," bat
spoke of one for mutual defence in certain contin-
gencies, which is a widely different thing. I have
more confidence in my original information on this
point than in the hesitating contradiction of the
Pays. _ _

The Bonne wee animated and very frequent
fluctuations took place. The Rents, for account,
opened at 67G. 60c., rose to 67fr. 900., fell after.
wards to the opening price, and rallied to 67fr. M.,
closing with a ries of I Sc. For cash there was an
equal rhos, the last price being 676. 660. Mobilier
roes 10fr. The Western Railway rose 7fr. 60c. sod
i the ether lime from 2k. 600. to bfr.