The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-05 00:00:00

LOMBARDY AND VENICE.

The Nike Gazette publishes the following pro-
elarestion neat General Count Gyulai:

TO THE PEOPLE OF LONBAIIDT AND VENETIA.

The woveratina gives to the imperial government by •
bold faction la the Sardinian states an smarmy to all order
and right, and its obstinacy in rejecting ell overitres of
woo cad moderation, have extunt,ted the generous paths:he
dear eapst Emperor and mann, end made him resolve to
peens* the oars of justice and right, end make It trlrmph
fry dr fora dims. Entrusted, by the sovereign will,
with the thief oommand of the army, the power, of the
civil and military gorerameat of the Lombardo-Venetian
kingdom we, by order of his Majesty, concentrated in
my hands during the war, from the moment the imperial
eagles and oar gior..ous standard shall have reached
the Piedreentme territory. The readiness with which your
yang men have left year downhill' del& to hasten under
the hopertel name, the goodwill with which you have pro-
vided for the want' of our brava army, the universal feeling
of menial ditty, all same me that tranquility and public
ceder will be malataised, notwithstanding the perfidious sug-
gestions of the eubversive party. In order to protect you
la ease it were disturbed by some madman, • sufficient force
I will remain among you to maintain the public pewee; and he
shall have axons to repent who, by ray means whatsoever,
may t• tempt to disturb It and to increase the sufferings of his
country. Justice, respect for the laws, obedience to the an-
thoritles—auch has always been my motto.
Fuse's Corey GYULAI.

We read in the Piechnovtese Gazette, " The
government of the Sing having asked of the
government of his Majesty the Emperor of Roan
the protection of the Bardinian subjects at Venice,
the Russian government with friendly promptitude,
has responded in the affirmative. The Russian consul
at Venice has accordingly undertaken the protection
Moue felloweountrymen, and has received into hies
keeping the archives of the Consulate."

Part of the gendarmery of Como, who had re-
solved Miele rides from the Austrian government,
with orders to repair to Milan, have deserted to the
Piedmonteae.

FLORENCE.

The Taman Moniker describes various military
manoeuvres on the part of the battalions of the line,
the eharpehc Alen, and artillery of the Tuscan army
—undertaken that "they may render themselves
fitter for the campaign, and may fight the more
effectively for the cause of Italian independence."
The Provisional Prefect of Florence has Maned a
proclamation recommending the greatest tranquility
ander the present circumstances.
The Tnee,an Mosinee states that the Tuning bad
preeented an address to the English residents there,
and that the latter have replied by another address in
Welt they plead the difficulties the British Govern-
ment has to encounter in its relations with foreign
states, but declare that their sentiae■ta are in
favour of the Italian ewe.

PRUSSIA.

A telegram from Berlin states that as interview
between the Emperor of Russia and the nuce
Regent at Misiowitz, is talked of.
By telegraphic despatch, Prue Gartcha-
koff has authorised Baron Budberg to assume
to the cabinet of Berlin in the mot rsitive
and literal manner, that there doss not
exist any species of treaty or special arrangement,
such as has been rumoured, between Russia and
France. The former power has reserved to ihelf the
Wiest liberty of action.

Orders for the arming of the Rhenish tot trtsies
are daily expected.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(MON ODE OWN oozazerorrinxT.)
PARIS, WZDNISEOLT EVILNINO.

The Emperor gave a farewell receptionitithe
Tuileries last evening to a party of about 650. No-
thing certain has yet transpired as to the day of his
departure. Rear-Admiral Dapony has this day
reosived orders to leave Paris for Toulon, to take
the command of the imperial yacht Reims Hortense.
It is not doubted that the Emperor will go to Duly
in this vessel.

M. Mocquard, the Emperor's private secretary,
being still suffering from his fall from his carriage,
M. Robert, muter of bequests of the second claw
in the Council of State, will accompany his Majesty
to Italy in the capacity of secretary.
Dr. Cowman accompanies the Empnu as his
principal physician.

M. ae Hubner, whose departure has frequently
been announced prematurely, totally left Paris this
morning in oonaequenoe of the rapture of diplo-
matic relations between Francs and Austria, result-
ing from the declaration of war.

The conditions of the loan being very favourable
to subscribers, naturally caused an upward move-
ment in the Rente, but it was not very considerable.
The Three per Cents. rose 66a. for oath, and 60c. for
account, closing with tolerable firmness at 811 r. 16c.,
and 61fr. Se. Mobilier rose 201 r. The Orleans
railway rose 12fr. 60c.; Northern, 7fr. 60c ; aid
Lyons, 10fr. Western tell Bfr. 230. Southern and
Eutern were without change.

THE REVOLUTION IN TUSCANY.