The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-01 00:00:00

.I 4860•

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.
The Empetor, on the occasion of the death of the
Geist Disks. Stephanie of Baden, has gone into
mourning for three weeks, the first tea days full,
and the remainder of the time half mourning.
The Correspondent has received a second warning
for an article published in its number of the 26th
January, entitled "La Question Italienne et
l'Opinion Catholique en France," signed Auguste
Cochin, and for ►nother bearing the title of " La
Lettre Imperials et la Situation," signed Albert
de Broglie. These articles, in the opinions which
they express of the events preceding and following
the war in Italy, are declared to calumniate the
policy of France; and their evident hostility to
have for object to excite passions which the national
feeling reproves.
The Journal de Charleroi says:—" The satisfac-
tion manifested by the English journals on the con-
clusion of the treaty of commerce which will unite
more intimately France and England, paralysed, so to
speak, oar coal trade for a few days; but since the
bases of the treaty have become known, the trade
has resumed activity, and the expeditions of coal are
now almost as great as they were before the publi-
cation of the imperial letter of the 6th January.
We learn from a certain source that the Northern
Railway Company has received from different esta-
blishments applications for trucks for the export of
1,000,000 kilogrammes (1,000 tons) of all sorts of
iron. The iron works of Hotirpes have for some
days been sending off 60,000 kilogrammes (60 tons)
of cast iron a day destined for Belgium and France."
The Memorial de Lille says :—" We are happy
to be able to announce that the alum caused by the
projected commercial measures is beginning to
subside. The workmen who had been warned that
they would be discharged at the expiration of the
present fortnight have since been told that they will
not be required to leave."

Numerous workmen are at present engaged in
making repairs and arrangements in the palace of
the Legislative Body, preparatory to the opening of
the session on the 23rd of February. In the principal
court, under the peristyle of the grand portal, two
colossal white marble statues, by Guayrard, have
recently been placed. The one to the right repre-
sents France holding the national flag in her left
hand, while her right is depositing the bulletin of
universal suffrage in an urn. The statue on the left
hand represent. Strength spreading &band aloe
around her, while her right hand rests on Justice.
Both figures are seated.
The Three per Cents. closed to-day at 87f. 50e. for
the end of the month, and the Four-and-a-Half per
Cents. at 97f. 66c. ; Orleans Railway shares, 1,363 f.;
Great Northern, 900 f. ; Strasburg, 830 f. ; Paris to
Lyons and the Mediterranean, 883 f. 730. ; Western
of Franoe, 6761. ; Bordeaux and Cot* 590 f. ; Bank
of Credit Mobilier, 733 f.; Austrian Railways,
607 f. 60e. ; Roman Rsiiways, 376 f.
COORS AIITSIUMQUE.-P Jam.3l.-Cash
Four-and-s-Hall par Ceuta., (not reimbursable for 10 years) ,
961. 700. 80c. 97f. 96f. 900. 800. 750.; ditto, New Loan.
certificates of 600 f. 96f. 951.; Four per Cents., 861.;
Three per Centr., 67f. 400. 35c. 460. 60c. 400. 063. 60c.
66e. 60o.; ditto, New Loan, 671. 660. 60o.; ditto, Corti-
cats, of 5001. and;under, 671. 80e.. ; Bank of France, 2,8261.;
Cridit Fonder, 7401.; ditto, Obligations of 600 f., Four
per Casts., 4761. 472 f. 60o.; ditto, Three par Cents., 4461. ;
ditto Tenths, Four per Cents., 961. 250. ; ditto Tenths,
Three per Cents., 881. 76c. 901.; Promissory Obligations
of 1,000 f., Three per Cents. (2001. paid), 9914 250. ;
Cr4dit MobWer, 730 f. 7374 600. 7381. 760.; Pledmontess
Five per Costa., 811. 760. 60o.; ditto, Three per Cents.
621. 61.1. 60a.; Spanish Three per Conte., Ezterior Debt,
1862.66, at i; ditto, Interior Debt, 421 IIII; ditto,
Deferred Converted, 331; eine, Passives, 11; Roman Loan,
781 78 77} 77. Exchange on lealltkall at eighly
261. So.; mosey, 25f. 40. ; three mouths, paper, 241. 870. ;
mosey, 241. 860.

SARDINIA.

Tne following decrees appear in the official
Gazette:

Victor Emmanuel,

the treaty concluded

at Zurich between France and Seirdinfa, on the 10th of Nov.,
1859, ratified by an on the 17th of the same month ; consi-
dering especially the proviso to the articles 3 and 4, for the
creation of a " nate " at 6 per omit, for the capital of 160
to be paid to Frame after the manner and for
the camas mentioned in the said treaty; _ _

Upon the proposition of the Minister of Finance, who has
said that, ow the the negotlations diplomatically conducted
between oar government sad that of the Emperor of the
French, the amount of the rate for the capital of 160 mil-
lions, and the sum reformatting the interests of this room,
dna to Frew, by onion of the said treaty, ought to be fixed
at the sum total of 9 million 162,438 lire 31—namely,
9 million 147,792 lire 94 for the interests of the capital of
160 millions, and 14,666 lire 37 for the intonate of the la-
termite.
_ .

All.l. For the payment of the sum of 163 million lire,
stipulated in the Treaty of Enrich concluded between Sar-
dinia and France, dated Nov. 10, 1869, and of the interests
on that sum, we authorise the inscription in the register of
the pubic debt of the Sta'e of a mote of 9 million 102,463
Ere 31, the interest counnenolag from Jae. 1, 1860, sa
addition to the rotte crested on the 16th of June, 1849.
A. 2. To this further lames the same rules for a sinkMg
fund and the other regulations relative to those of June 12
awl 16, 1849, are applicable.
Art. 3. Foe the payment of the rents and the sinking fund
on the capita, we empower the gametal tresanry of the State,
teem and after the lot of January. 1860. to set apart the annual
I NMI of 10 minnow 994,149 lire /9 via.: For the payment of
the nate. 162,460 lire 31; for the within; fund, at the rats
of 1 per cent. on the pommel capital et the rents, 1 million
832,49 i lire 66—total, 10 million 994,949 lire 97.
WO order the present decree, sealed with the mal of state,
to be inserted in the official tort.tiw, &a.
VICTOR EIIMANORL,
'ratio, Dec. 11, 1869. Oytane.
We, Victor Emmanuel, dec., have ordained and do ordain
as follows :

Sole article. The government le authorise/ to guarantee,
on tenders for two million bra of mite, the pqment of the
loan. that Tuscany and the other provinces of the customs
union intend cootractieg upon this guarantee—namely, 11
million for Tuscany ant the other half million for the pro-
vinces of the union, and after the meaner and under the con-
ditions that shall be settled Winos them and our Minister
of Finance.
Turin, Jan. 20, 1860.

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

We read in the Pr

of Jae. 28 :

Udine, Jan. 23.
Yesterday the streets of Udine bed blood ailed in them ►y
Austrian musketry, end arrests were made. The police acted
in such a way that the proprietor of the Vapore hotel, a rela-
tion of the famous Beretta, a police inepector, notwithstaad-
leg the public demonstrations against all sorts of atateinnaste,
opened kis bell-roorn io the aliening, Half the garrison had
been consumed to the berraoks and numerous patrols paraded
the "treats from 6 o'clock p. m. A crowd collected in the
streets near the bell-room, so they wished to see who would
attend. The parole gamed through this crowd, threatening
and insolueg the people; "eyeful officers were especially
guilty of provocations. All et once hoses /rested Ile troops,
who charged with flied beyonets. The crowd wm dispirited ;
tome right or ten Indavldnale wept arrested and twe wounded ;
wee of them received it bell is hie thigh. The patrols omit.
sued WI midnight. It Mto be feared that this will be tie
pnlnle of greater urisfortnoes.
It to said that there have been sent to Venice yid Trieste a
train of 260 rifled gone foe the fortification' of the sea-board,
at which they RIM working inomeantly 70,000 men are
marching to Venice to replace the soldiers that have weed
Out their time, and to Twin se the strength of the army of
occupation. Austria is evidently preparing for a new ton-
teat, which we hops will further the solution of the question
as to the total Isdepsudroos of Italy.
The Austrian government page at Venice 6,000 dories to
the manager of toe bilellibren Theatre, that be may keep Ws
theatre open, but the people aro resolutely determined net to
frequent It.
A letter from Trieste of the 24th of January nye :
.Trade is dull ; the Itslien reaction against Austria is daily
hx.,..eseg. Although the movement of troop■ le 001
eoe-
Adafuble, arrangement" heve bees mode for their °toreros,
in case of need. They are pushing on the works for the
line between Nabreelna end Guru; Udine sod Cowes.
Austria does not glee op Venetia or mbar Mettarglittelligni.
We mast arm, and sot lull ostritere to sleep with the Ides of
win-intermatkin.