The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-27 00:00:00

FRANCE.

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PARIS, Bartruse.
The Preset has received private letters, giving an
account of the late conspiracy at Naples, which
appears to have 'attuned very formidable propor-
tions. The mode in which it was discovered is re-
markable. On the sea shore was found the body of
a man who had evidently been accidentally drowned,
about whose person were concealed papers which
contained such details and names as immediately put
the police on the scent. It is stated that the con-
spiracy included many high personages among the
nobility, in the army, and the magistracy, and even
some attached to the different ministries, besides
Maltahaving. extensive foreign ramifications even u far se

The Cohrrier du Dinnerlie publishes a letter from
Portugal which professes to give the. original cause
of the popular outburst at Lisbon against the French
'u Jesuits. It seems that they were on their first arrival,
some eighteen months ago, very well received.
Their preaching soon became feehumnble—es their
elastic doctrine generally doss, if delivered with any
pretension to eloquence—and their congregations
soon comprised some of the leading people of the
city. But one unlucky day the Father, who ehanced
to occupy the pulpit, ventured to affirm that Portu-
gal would never be great or prosperous until she
should return to monastic institutions and absolutist
rule. Such a strong manifestation of feeling fol-
lowed this sentiment that the rev. Father perceived
he had made a step in the wrong direction, qualified his
opinion,andoalmed hisexcitedaudienoe. Hisbrethren
took warning, and the indiscretionwu never again
repeated. But the cloven foot had appeared beneath
the robe, and the might wee not forgotten. At
length the Sisters of lit. Vincent de Paul and the
Laserjet Fathers arrived; and the schools, about
which we have heard so much, were opened. The
report got abroad that the doctrine of retrogression
advocated by the indiscreet Jesuit was openly
preached by these sisters and brethren. There may
or may not have been ground for this, but they
themselves contributed to strengthen it by their
refusal to submit their establishments to the civil
sad ecclesiastical authorities of the country they
were in. So it happened that Jesuits, Laserjet!, and
Sisters of Charity, all became mixed up together in
the minds of the people, and that events occurred
very mach to be regretted. but not greatly to be
wondered at when all the circumstances are con-
sidered.

The same journal gives the substance of a circular
addressed by Count Caronr to the different diplo-
matic agents of Sardinia, on the subject of the
Villafranoa affair. M. de Cavour states that the
cession made to Russia is gratuitous and re-
vocable at will. It comprises an old prison
and nothing more, which is to be devoted
to the purpose of storing coals sad provisions. He
complains of the unfriendly remarks which have
emanated from the English press on the subject,
alluding particularly to the Globe, the Morning I'M,
and the Morning ,Adrerriser,which, he says, accused
Sardinia of ceding one of her best ports to Russia,
to the detriment of her own interests and those of
England. He recalls the fact that the Pieclesontese
Gazette has already rectified these erroneous impres-
sions conveyed by badly informed correspondents.
He alludes to the cession granted to the American
government in the Gulf of Spezia, and concludes by
requesting the various diplomatic agents to explain
the matter in its proper light whenever they shall
be called upon so to do.
The Bourse underwent a total change to-day. The
spec:relators for the fall becoming apprehensive, the
Rents was eagerly sought for, and roes to 73f. 10c.,
or 73f. 13e., at which it remained firm to the °lce*.
Rsilweys followed the same upward course, and
Credit Mobilier finally reached 962 f. 100. Bt sines
wee extremely active in all sorts of railway
securities.

A correspondent of the Nord says that all the
&info of the Rothe&lld'e haw —haritidhai members from
London, Vienna, Frankfort, and Needet—aro just now at-
wmabled at Per* forming a veritable =grow of linanoial
powers.

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It is said that the Duke of Malakoff will spend
two maths in Italy after the aelsbration of We marriage.
Oa the evening of the 22nd the aged Prince
liatierake had ea Iwtorview of seen hears' &wallas with
as map of the Balglea. at Frankfort. Oa Friday even-
ing the =keg NNW an Chateau of Lama ca hb rota a
from Cionalay.

We read In the Ramie dr Namur:—" During the
het har days a beautiful little boat hap stopped at the port of
Crqpes. It Is built of Baltic Sr, and la in the form of a
Nam swearing 36 feet In length, and 3t In width. It Is
replied by dB rainire—iions of Albin, who esele from
?rip by water, and who hove demanded the Seam the
X 11•11. and the Manse as far as Namur, pain by Meaux,
Mpernay, Chalons, Vitry, Berle Duo, Cornrow', St./Marie%
Maims (brat, and Maw. They lase passed throegh 120
loch. TbW destination le Antwerp, passing Lags and
Illesetricht. The names of thee intrepid rowers, whams well
bows In Leedom. ere 36K. Balfour, R. Basks, D. Beebe
0. Dover, A. Strattra, and W. Metaalfe."

Oa Friday night Mr. Charles Dickens gave ass of
readings before a we y larp and indeloaabie arilesaa at
leerrosetle-npaa-Tins.

Mr. Ingham, M.P., delivered a hewn, in the
ram Arts Exhibition of the North &dells Machinate Usti-
taro= Friday sec evening, on " National trete in Art
es ea evidence of Peal& Condition."

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Ike died wed seizure of immiiir smell MN in the
dty, the pasty freplisatel fardag bew etarret so his
own admisdaa et the Judos of the Par Omar yerseisy,
before Wm ll'L•sa. jos.. Msg. Ths adestiai Aims
was Mr. Swart sad Mr. TownidawL The sewed,
whets awe is Pow ,ar, kw boas a
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Dabimerset ; rod so We ptuden we Mad 10
el wash ar wort, awls boas welt, p genus of whisky,
• still rad MN-heed, a wont sad two loesionting ruks.
The rash, at ML was of wane imposed with the alteree-
thy of OMNI maths' durance oils. Ws ors sled to we oar
mum aims ea wire, end thine ems amid that they
shcold be so, os the discovery of two of thee nweidadories
within two days smote • molar usual st Warm distillation
than many WI willing to admit. Perm tks Ink4llllloll of
such stlils ambigua aro Ws to made widsisceed, sad say
attempt io sapprase them comjafiglinly tear, se law as
mail stills exist. This fact oast* t• Istkcal in view in
tasking up sanistics d ths liquor leas oownroptlon
Boutiand.—Olougoot Duly Mad.