The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-05 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM P.

01103 003 OWN ooalaarosteart.)
PARIS. WAWA ban),
Although the Haves despatch, accepted
question all by the morning papers, states that k
Benedetti has left Berlin for Paris, both the p
and the Tempe say that he has gone to Cerhbea • •
•
his family, on leave of absence. The Tempe tid,
that he will only return to Berlin to present lette
of recall, and that he is to succeed the Idarquii
Moustier at Constantinople. Another rawo‘
however, is that the new ambassador to ti
Porte, selected with a special view to
formidable "Eastern question," will
some man of mark not in the ordinary
that
of diplomacy. The Temps argues
removal of M. Benedetti from Berlin is a e
°emery completion of the policy indicated In,
resignation of M. Drouyn de Lhuys. If ss s cot,
quence of the aggrandisement of Prawde
asked for territorial compensation, it must ft,
been M. Drouyn de Lhuys as minister sad t
Benedetti as negotiator that supported the 6,
mend ; if Prussia replied by a non possums t,7
were the diplomatists who suffered the check
„,
refusal ; if the policy of a rectification of frond
is now abandoned it is but natural that the w
attitude should be marked by the retiremea
the personages who represented the former sit.
tion. And (continues the Tempe) since
tirement under such circumstances is far bt
implying disgrace, even if M. Droop I,
Lhuys and M. Benedetti were not on the aps,
sion loaded with honours, it may be that the pity
of which they were the unsuccessful ultimo*
is not given up but only adjourned. The Te,,
wisely adds that its reflections are only eeft
tural, and intended to satisfy the thirst of w
9 whin:he ianfthiorrk veiltion isonthroa mementoes
p.ectublicovfeerr

M. de Goltz, the Prussian Ambassador in Pik
is going to the Vienna embassy, and will be s.
placed here by M. de Savigny, late Mink* s
Prussia to the Germanic Diet.

The King of Saxony, refusing to submit ea
de Bismarck's terms, is, it is said, to be depak
and the Coburg branch of the family pat is b
place of his dynasty.
The Soleil, a non-politiml one son print, rki

has very large circulation, was seized on So;
for an article by M. Henri Rochefort on thee:.
ject of the female convicts exported to Csyenot4
be married to convicts.
On Tuesday last a little boy of ten yeanQ.
playing with lucifer matches, set fire to a heapa
straw on the property of M. Nogent St. lame
the eminent advocate and deputy, near Orange, s
the Rhone. The flames spread to a stack-yards!
farm-house, and raged for three hours in slate
all the efforts of the garrison and inhabitants i
Orange. The chateau was saved, but the dinar
done was estimated at 12,000 fr.
The Bourse, the excitement of the settleres
being over, has again fallen into a state of atm*
There has been rarely seen a day on which so
was done. Rente closed at yesterday's price f
cash, and fell 15c. for account. Italian fell li
Mobilier was without change.

THE PROPERTY OF THE ITALLO
PRINCES.

A letter from Florence in the Lidipendawe sn

There is some chance that Italy may succeed in nor
ing, not only the iron crown of the Lombard kingiol
the ancient manuscripts of the Venetian librariesbulis
the beautiful palaces of the Austrian legation at Raw wl
Constantinople, which arc still called the palaces of Per,
Italy has fortunately in her hands a valuable piedge vLS
she will only give up on condition of obtaining eke w
demands with so much right. That gage consists it se
private !property of the archdukes, of which Aim
claims the restitution. These archdukes, after a7,■
reduced to the Duke of Modena ; for inch is the maw
tion which has presided over the Italian revolting* WI
the private property of the House of Lorraine has we
undergone either seizure or sequestration, and the end
Duke Leopold still enjoys the revenues, sithough
known that hie family has not mast d to conspire•
dynasty which reigned at Parma never possessed say F
vate estates in the Duchy. The demands of Usenet
therefore confined to the property of the Duke of Us
(some thirty millions) and the considerabh private dare
of Francis 11. As to the latter, th.o. clue Ins MON Of NV
tution is his departure from Home end Italy.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambidge
left Gloucester House, Piccadilly, on a tour of nib

Scotland.
The Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland received dept'
tations on Monday, at the Viceregal Lodge, fI,C
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, the ebarchdd
Commerce of Dublin, and the Mayor and Corporstka
Belfast, by each of whom addresses were presented:oil
Excellency, congratulating him on his appointment to Ws
Viceroyalty of Ireland.
His Royal Highness the Count de Paris is mak#
a series of visits in Ireland. His royal highness Wises
on a visit to Viscount and Viscountess Castlerowe, sat
larney House, county Kerry.
The Earl of Derby, accompanied by the Hoar.
A. Stanley, M.P., and CoL the lion. W. Patrick Talks,
went out partridge shooting on Saturday at Kn0w611,04
the party bad capital sport.
Lord Stanley, M.P., returned to town on Mos.
day from visiting the Earl and Countess of Dabs%
Knowsley, Lancashire.
A marriage is announced as about to take place
between the Hon. Julian Fane, b-other of the Bolli
Westmorland, and the Lady Adiue Cooper, sister of tit
Earl Cowper.
Among British visitors to Rome in the ersniai
winter season, the names are mentioned of Lord sad ladl
I Stanley of Alderley, Mr. and Mrs. Glaeiitene, the FAr6ll
Countess Granville, Mr. and Mrs. Cardwell, and& Du
dell and Lady Laura Palmer.
The grand national Eisteddfod was oransd
terday at Chester, under the presidency of Sir o 8
F,
Wynn, Bart., M.P. The proceedings are to be odstirOf
during the week.
A crowded meeting was held in the Odd relloal.
hall, Halifax, last night, for the purpose of adopting"'
lotions in favour of manhood suffrage. The cblir,"
occupied by Mr. Burchey, a working man, and "'—
were delivered by Mr. Edmond Bealea, Mr. Ernest JO
and Mr. George Potter.
The advertisement of a schoolmaster in ore(
the Vienna papers informs the public that at his 1140
ment the pupils are taught " all the langur. IP°k°:.
the Austrian Empire—viz.:-1, Bob:nisch (liohemisa); •
Polniach (Polish) ; 3, Russinisch (Russian); 4. Mict"°!
(Magyar) ; 5, Croatisch (Croat) ; 6, Serbisch (Sab);i
Sclovenish (Sclave) ; 8, Roma:deck dloomsal
to
Italianisch (Italian) ;" and German, of courses sal "0t

tenth.
THE BISHOP OF LONDON AND VIE COLlb
!!
Ditsraters.—On Monday the Bishop of London 04
Tait visited St. James's, BateEd, ono of the peure't
trtcts in the east of London, where the cholera ks, '-
very prevalent. His loniship was receive! at tilt
age by. the incumbent and the members of the 1 Tu.;
committee, and proceeded to the church,
aQ
crowded with poor people, very many of whom had
from cholera, either personally or in their framil!as• 13,
was said by the Rev. R. H. Atherton, theweldn'74i Inel!w,.ol
after which the bishop preached. He then
large schoolroom adjoining, which was full of pod,
of them convalescents, scarcely able to 'twat so,d,
all in want of food. The bishop having addressed_
words of kindness and encouragement, *
benediction, after which Mrs. Tait superintended tbe,..,
tribution of loaves to the poor. Hie lordslup thr
the Mission Home, where sisters from St Belo' b.
ni Bropton, and from the St. George's `The bebop
staying since the outbreak of cholera. The bishoPVl
great interest in their work, and offered up pr.sllr
success. Some clothes were afterwards projlio.
children of the ragged--school', who llearali 6'86
, who had cared for them.