The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-17 00:00:00

FRANCE.

into. ova own coati 4poirmat I
PARIS, SAT4nut Emma.
The impression, universal in Italy and very
general in France, that the quarrel with Piedmont
is only a cross, will be strengthened by a Grand-
guillot article in this day's CM••. , , fitmoftel, which
as
roar, a' gently as a a • ' dove rite Par, mis-
led ll the apparent ' • tiou ••ti the recall of
M. de Talleyrand, said night t:..q the rash act
of Piedmont had " re-opened every question,"
nicninu4 to infer that Austria was now at liberty,
a. far a, France was concerned, to re-oonquer Lom-
bardy But the Cossfitsfiess. I. upon better &d-
-rive, blrlis back to the " pernicious doctrines" of
the c scommunimited pamphlet "Le Pa et le
Conger,," and instead of the severe
which it used when the designs of Pi wont
were ouly suspected, says mildly, " This
disavowal i, widely different from a rupture. Our
interest is still that Piedmont should be the im-
passable rampart of the Peninsula, and that the
leiptimatc auguientation which she owes to our com-
mon victories and to the treaties which have ratified
the fruits of the= should in no case whatever be i
conoprona-rd." It follows, from this reasoning,
that the step taken by France merely means that
she wishes to stand as well as possible with the
Pope slid Austria, and to wadi her hands of Victor
Einuianuers adventure, in case it should turn out
bath. but that she has not only no idea of forcibly
interfering with him, but will not even permit
Austria to do so. The cabinet of Turin has in fact
every reason to congratulate itself on having dis-
regarded tike settlement of Villafranca, and every
encouragement to persevere in the course which it
has hitherto followed.

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It is remarkable, as a symptom of the way in
which the wand is blowing, that the Pays admits
that •• order him not been troubled in Napka, owing
to the war and energetic totasurea of Garibaldi."
Thep- L. no doubt whatever that the great gene-
ral Ille.ll/5, 111111Uld without drawing breath, to attack
Venke by We road in the " Latent News"
uI the

Haribul t m occupied inclusively with the tia•
the rilitu. and nevid (-nos .4 the country. army of
the Two !iv due will to m,lorth he called "The artily of
Southern hale.* The N.-vied/tar will he inoorpocated is
this antic aed Mewled with the Oaribalthan volunteen. h
is toteadvd to augment the form of the army to 130.000
se, either by volunteer. or an ettreonhnary levy. As
rem at the aim, is fortie.l. the work .4 the unification of
ill le followed up s about a moment's delay. Os.
Mehl' ha. made Vice-Admiral Pervano admiral of the leek.
The Dietat haring had laud heforr him an inventory of
tee Nospoltten nary. has devided that fifty vessels shall be
immediately army.( for .crrice. He him onlered 15 new
Ilaallottonital hoots for landing troop.. and is &Lout to
tnn.f,.ruo all the tailing vela-wits in Castellaniare mho
steamers fitted op with engine.. to be procured from Eris-
had. .111 those mensurs are in ...lune of caseation, mid
they .how that the Inetater, at. real warrior, undsieteads
tee Importuner of Om c,peratlems which he propcmes to us•
thartalic In the Adriatic, and will leave nothing undone to
ensure their ~OM.

TL it,,urse was almost empty during the greater
part of the day. The fluctuations were eery itsmu-
aiderable and the rente left off with a fall of 3c. for
cash. and a rise of be. fur amount, at 67.8:a and
47.110. 31,,bilice rose 2.50. Some of the railways
Were a franc or two lower. There was a rumour
that 31. Nigra, the Sanlinian awlemaailor, was
shout to leave fur Turin.