The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

THB BANK OF FRANCE.

The Monaca,- publishes the usual monthly re-
turns of the Bank of Prance, which show. the
following moults u compared with the August
account :

INCREASED.

Cash

161 millions.

Bills discounted, not yet due 221 „
Advances

Bank Notes
Current Accounts
No alteration in the Treasury balance.

The Prince Napoleon quitted Paris yesterday for
Auvergne, from whence he will proceed to Switzer-
land. It is supposed that his journey has reference
to the intended interview between the Emperors of
France and Austria at the Castle of Arenenberg.
The statement that the English Cabinet had made
proposals to the governments of France and Austria
for the holding of a Congress, is not correct.
M. de La Gueronnidre has left for St. Sa ,
accompanied by M. Drowsed, his principal clerk.
The aim of his journey is the intended reform of
the law of the press in a more liberal manner.

THE PEOPLE OF ROMAGNA AND THE'
GOVERNMENT OF THE POPE.
The most recent information leads to the belief
that the danger of a conflict, which at one time
appeared to be imminent between the papal troops
and the Bolognese army, hes passed away, at least
foe the present, the papal army which was
marching upon Pesaro having received orders to belt
at Ancona. Several deserters have entered Tuscany
and amongst them 12 dragoons. The Xing of
Naples it appears has refused to give the Pope the
armed assistance which be milked for, and the Duke
of Gratamont informed his Holiness, after his return
from Florence, that he could not reckon upon Francs
to aid him in the restovation of his authority over
the Legatioes.
The Assembly of Bologna consists of 124 deputies.
Amongst these there are 2 princes, 7 marquis.., 30
counts, S chevaliers, 27 physician, 17 lawyers, 12
professors, 3 officers. The remainder are mordants
or landed proprietors.
The following is the text of the motion presented
to the Assembly of Romagna on the 3rd, and the
adoption of which has already been announced by
telegraph :

Coe sliming that the people of Romaine, slier bacillar
former centuries lived under their own steutes and laws,
and, in the beginning of the preeent century, formed
part of a civil kingdom, were in 1816 Mar under the
temporal 'ornament of the Pope wire their will;
consideing that that government, while it did not
✓evive the old privileges, dostroyed the good institotime
of the Italian kingdom, and slimed Its subject' by
its bad sdmintitration, well known to Europe; considering
that from that moment the history of these provinces became
• painful cur esion of revolution end motions, so that at
length eimptioual measures end the state of siege become
the ordinary rule of government; considering that this pre-
dated earlinse evils, not only by destroying public prosperity,
bat sloe by overthrowing the moral moo of the pool*
with incrant danger to the tranquillity of Italy end
Europe; conalderieg that every attempt at reform
was vain, that the prayers of the people remained unheard,
r well ea the 'deice of the potentates of Europe, end
that the promisee made were never kept; °moldering that
the said government has been found to be incompatible with
Italian nationality, with civil equality and political liberty ;
considering that It wee not even able to defira the lives and
property of ire subjects; considering that it ablinsied Ito
sovereignty de facto, giving op ita noblest peregrine into
the hands of Austrian generals, who for many yeas
held the civil and military government of these provinces
' in their hands and conducted it Ol ; otasiderir that
it cannot support itself by its own strength, but only
by foreign or insecierry armies, end bee therefore
become Incompatible with public tranquillity ant permanent
order ; bully, considsrieg thet the temporal government of
the Pope is enbitentially and Web:realty distinct from the
spiritual government of the church, which thee. populations
will always respect; we, representatirea of the people of
Romagna, convoked in garret reembly, and calling God
' to wirer as to the rectitude of oar intentions, declare
—That the penis of Barra true to lin soy Mgr
under the Impend may of ths Pontiff.
I fligned—Preihrer ALIMIANDILINI and RIZZOLI, Comte
I BINTITOOLIO, Uarnunt, MALTSZZI, Mast, BOATI.
RITZ'S", sad RASPOIII, Dr. 1)11.43toloNi, and remetia
VARANO,