The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-24 00:00:00

THE EMPEROR OF .ICSTRIA IN I'ARIS.

'FL, to-day $ :—" The Emperor of
Austria c.,anot but meet with a sympathetic re-
eeptian in I 'aris. A tragical interest attaches to
his percoll, his house, and his empire. Heir to a
tralitnin hostile to the modern spirit, and of a
rower which he soug!it to uphold, but which ho
hail the grief to see receive serious blows, he is
at thic moment engaged in praiseworthy and as we
are peNuadol very sincere efforts to re-establish
tie• ancient fortune of the Haosburghs by liberty.
We kn.,w net whether these efforts will succeed,
but we ought nevertheless to thank hint for thew,
and this moreover is not the only claim to
our sympathies. Almost all the disasters which
the house of Austria has suffered from
the time of Richelieu to the present day have been
caused by us, and a fatal singularity, which we
would believe exhausted, has more than once
rendered our alliance as fatal as an hostility.
Sadowa was nut ours, but we made it possible,
and it was clearly not that Maximilian should be
led to Queretaro that we took hint to Mexico and
established him there. The Emperor and the two
archdukes who arrive to-day are the brothers of
the unfortunate prince whose youthful ambition
met with so terrible a punishment, and the recol-
lection of the loss, still so recent, will excite in all
right thinking men a tender respect and interest."

The A n ttir Nefioitat says :—" It will be a spec-
tacle of no small interest to see, side by side, two
Sovereigns, one of whom, ruling the destinies of
the country of Voltaire, upholds the temporal
power of the Pope ; whilst the other, the inheritor
of one of the dynasties, the most attached to the
principle of divine right, allows the Concordat,
that is to say, the temporal power of the church, to
be abolished in his empire."

GARIBALDI'S ESCAPE FROM CAPRERA.

We find in a Genoa journal, the Morin c,
some hurridly written details of Garibaldi's escape.
Caprera was kept in a state of siege by the Italian
commander, but two young men appear to have
gone to the Island of Maddalena, opposite Caprera,
and to have hidden themselves in the woods until
they succeeded in getting a small battered boat
which had escaped the notice of the cruisers.
Garibaldi appears to have got into this boat alone
on the night of the 15th, and, rowing himself, to
have arrived on the morning of the 19th off Veda.
At 6 o'clock in the evening he risked a landing,
which the marshy soil made dangerous, and reached
a Tuscan village. Here the general, in a post chaise,
with some friends who had assisted in arranging his
escape, galloped off towards the Roman frontier.

state that the government had : out ti'Ara
to take command of Civita Vecchia.

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THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE

LATE EVENTS.

(LIEUTEIfS
PARIS, OL r. Evcsr.N...

The weekly political summary of the .1f.,,,ib.0r
fly ti,,ir contains the following remarks upon the
late events in Italy :

The note published in yesterday's Moniker has made
known the result of the appeal addressed by France to
Italy, in requiring from her qua execution of, the Conven-
tion of the Kith September, and the adoption of measures
suitable to arrest the enterprises of the revolutionary
party against the Holy Father. The Italian government
has admitted the force of the engagements it has con-
tracted, and has made known its firm will to Mop the
Caribaldian bands, to oppose the enlistments, and
establish a rigorous watch upon the Pontifical fron-
tier. M. Rattazzi has given in his resignation, and
general Cialdini has been charged by the King to form
a new ministry.
l'pon the other band the invaders who, in violation of all
the rules of the law of nations, had thrown themselves
into the Pontifical territory, have been forced to
abandon the position they had taken up in consequence
of the uninterrupted series of grave reverses inflicted
upon them by the troops of the Holy Father. At Monte
Libretti and at Ncrola the Pontificd sobliers hare bravely
attacked an enemy always superior in numbers, and have
everywhere vanquished him and put him to flight.
These exploits do the greatest honour to the email
Roman army, all the corps of which—both foreign
and native—have vied with each other in courage
and ardour. The population of the Pontifical
States have made it a point of honour to prove
their sentiments of fidelity towards their sovereign
by themselves fighting the aggressors. Squedriglieri
(volunteer detachments of peasants) have taken an
energetic part in the struggle, and have shown by
their resolute attitude that the revolutionary agitation
could no more reckon upon their indifference than
upon their complicity. The municipalities of the
majority of the towns and villages have requested arms
of Rome, which have been given them, and they have
taken part, together with the Pontifical soldiers and
gendarmes, in the defence of their homes. For the last
three weeks the population of the Roman States have
victoriously refuted, by their attitude, the assertions of the
revolutionary press, which had endeavoured to give the name
and character of an insurrection to the brutal a•,-ression
attempted by the party of action, and the self-styled
liberators have met with a reception which has proved to
them that they were considered as invaders whose doc-
trines and whass violent acts were equally disapproved.

WRATBICR REPORT.-(TFIIS DAY.)

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