The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-05 00:00:00

FRANCE.

(MOM Ova 01r! 00/11EPONCODIT.)
PARIS, SATO/DAY EvILNINCI.
It is officially announced that the inauguration of
the Boulevard de Sebastopol will take place on Mon-
day, April 6. The Emperor will be present. The
Prefect of the Seine and the Prefect of Police will
meet his Majesty at the point of intersection of the
sew street and thil Rue de %Toll at two o'clock, and
immediately on his arrival the reline will be drawn
sad the enure length of the splendid road up to thi;
Strasburg Railway terminus will be thrown open to
view. His Majesty and suite, preceded by the two
prefects, will then proceed along the new boulevard,
which will be lipid on one side by troops of the Im-
perial Guard and the line, and on the other by the
National Guard, and will be received by the muni-
cipal council at the station, Nothing more is said
far the moment of M. Haussmann's resignation.
The Customs receipts of Havre in the month of
March were 3,068,668 t, being less by 1,017,138 E
than those of the corresponding period of 1867.
The Bourse has been inanimate. The Rests fell
16f, both for cash and account, closing heavily at
60.33 and 69.35. Mobilier fell 12.60. Sops c( the
railways improved a little in consequence of the
weekly receipts being better. Eastern rose 10;
Orleans, 2.50; and Lyons, 1.26 ; Western fell 12.50,
and Northern and Southern, 2.60 each; Grand Cen-
tral was not quoted.
Surveys are now making with a view to the
istablishment of telegraphic lines along all the prin-
cipal highways of the empire, so as to put every
sab-prefecture in communication with the capital of
its department, and all the prefectures with Paris.
It is rumoured that the Viceroy of Egypt is likely
to come to France for medical advice, he being suf-
fering from an ophthalmia, and that he will leave an
poio at the seat of government during his

Longchamps this year has not been worth a para-
graph. It has long fallen off from its ancient
roomodour I and owing to the prevalence of wet and
y weather this week, the Champs Rip*** and
Bois de Boulogne have been lees thronged than
rail at this season with ordinary promenaders. In
the cures of a long walk yesterday, which was the
but day, I only observed among the very few fancy
equipages that Were to be been, one powwowing&
caim to originality. h • well-appointed haunch*
and pair were to be seen a gentleman, having on
either side of him a lady in a ball dress, and without
a bonnet. One of these ladies had • profusion of
golden locks, exquisitely arranged ; the other was a
brunette, with hair equally fine. Both tuned their
beads towards the apparently favoured gentleman
sitting between them, whom they seemed to be ad-
drama, with great animation. The first impression
on the spectator after admiring the beautiful hair of
thew ladies was one of wonderment that they should
vesture abroad in a cold wind so lightly clad. On
dour inspection it appeared that they were wax
and that the carriage wu the ambulatory
vrrw'rtisrment of a hairdresser.

About 4 in the afternoon, the Emperor, accom-
panied by a single sids-de-easip, and driving him-
self in his well-known little carriage, pawed along
the satire length el the promenade of the Champs
Blythe.

THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE ST. HELENA

NID
(ften ealsaday• a Mewitmr.)

A popular inhumanity, well worthy d esomonaiing
”bbe atosnilse, boo
ready Cedes rim ao a fent dowteens-
Non of thew Mow* aid sympthiss, the 'Mews
of 'dish the laspaer, and wild' dr
gooonmmilb=y lesonso Um; aro eldemerd
=ls mesh to ear poem" Inaliaes se they we lo the
issley Wo use alitAlw to the distribuidas et the
Igh Rahn aside, while wee receetly made in entry pert
d nem to the aid seemdelio of our great armies. Nothiag
ventleg idiot mid mimosa the interest of Ida paria-
hs airessoey, at onto so manly and affecting in Its character_
sal the getting up of stage-effect was uncalled
ha whin the meet glorious remembrances of our history
awe aaemally elicited. The scene becomes singularly
mepeate, ewes whoa situated In our bumbleet villages, when
•Is • Willy et Artartits or of Viagram that comas up
imoiseasey 'mistakes arias, when it happens, an it did
bangs, that t e 111M.1111031114d in treat of Siabestopol, tweeted
therm modal se the Wert of his father, • survivor of the
loodms ems, The Ise ell' of the Samos Na
1., failed by the harm Napoleos 111., is sot title
lON. be the rat, • osapkite lesson P Those who ware pre-
tisY those dislitietioes se imposing in their simplicity,
west easonadly bit the full signikoance of each lessons, the
IBA ban the feat that they remit without effort
hem the mere Jesta-position of names and acts. They un-
ilhestood that at that festival, to which they bad been I
hinted se speetakee or actors, the meaning was not merely
to retell a military past, of which France hes indeed a right
le be proud bet elm to oomplete the links of a national
end dysestic treditica—• tradition altogether liberal, taking
OM ward In • trim some than is sometimes attached to it.
They esmanbered, is they had • right to do, liarengo and
Jaaa ; bet neither did they forget the Civil Code and that
best of instantiate in which breathes the trite spirit of
hobo., in which are summed up all the legitimate aspira-
tions, all the vital principles of 1789, irrevocably pined to
ear laws as well sa to our manners. This ia what explains,
is much as the remembrance of the battles, the profound
emotion of the bystanders, and those enthusiastic Mee in
which were heard tlie name of the testator bequeathing to
Ids toompaakes in glory his last thought, and the name of
the testamentary executor, strengtbeniog anew that social
order which had beta shaken, without sacrificing in the
hest those costliness deprived of which French society would
se Lowe be age to exia.

ORSINI'S WILL, AND HIS SECOND LETTER
TO THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

(room ova owl( 'CORMIIITONDINT.)
TURIN, )(Alien 31.
I melon you a very curious document which is
this day published by the official gazette of our king-
dom. This mode of publication admits no doubt of
the authenticity of the document. Whence it is ob-
tained I do not know, but I have no hesitation in
believing that it is a communication from the French
cabinet. Ido not offer any comments upon it. The
lapress will disown it infinitely better than I
dank flo.

TO •T 1 ■VIgTT WATOLBOX Itt., IMPZIOI. OT

lftillCll.

ebt,—Tom Lards* Majesty baring permitted that my
blast intim to yen sa the 11th of February should be pro.
annal hg pintas maumat, whilst it Is a clear prat et
yoor gamsoolty, @bow sr oho that the prayers which I
time amid on behalf d my Caustry dad a imposes la your
owe bort ; and to me, however mar I be to dumb, It is
aorniisly as small massianks to see bsw your Imperial
MOM, In mowed by gond= Italian feelings.
Is ah. born I shall moss to to ; and a before drawing
my hot sing Ism* I wish It to bo baton, and I daises It
meth the hanhanat art mango which op to this day I bawl
RIM Mak Shut sormalamion, in whatever garb it may be
iiksobtal, ease mat maw omega% my prfaciplas, sithottgb by •
ottemonnhil I bass showed myself lobs Woo toorgsmimi
Ile allemp• sit the 14th of January. No, polities/ ememl.
milks Ina ant my system, sad I combatted It at dm risk
se h imm lih, both la my writiags and by my path area,
mbmi a gimmusamtal mission *cod me in a Mastics to
do Ilk

tad my compeiriote tar from putting faith is tie system
efeesemisetkia—tet them reject it altogether sad hold it
alai; cad hi them know, me by the yoke of a dying
that Ittsfr raletepdas mast be wow by their ova
}this{,
by mmeimet sail la their Aorta sad mardlcan,
Mid by the as dtree ts whirb now bad-
gigthead entre retina of my fallow-conatry.
age, red efts w slow will be able to make Italy free,
="male bar Illaidrions.
ted worthy of that glory with which oar wee-
"lnel
I dle. bet *Wm I de me with calmness sad dignity, I wish
Olt way marry may net be loft Maimed with say crime.
ha ter the Astir of the Nth of January I (Ater ay own
Mesa es es eineweet, awl I beg the Indiana, whet maw
lky No ask imbipsaftot, b give a worthy oreptekse-
Ike le ell Om whe he,. NAM injury from it.
Let peer Laperlel Manse permit me, in the last ghee. to
bee yes to "see
tbe West el sayealf, bat of the two
ininglllllll Mb' 11411% 411111 denned le death with me.
I em„ with Sr, wiped thr your Imperial
lrler duz4.7..—k IL macs °num
Mem et Le Ildiquiels. ett Dep64 Coademeat,
raft% limb
Neff Or fad et way dam I write down with my sea
bled the U.mbeg smagensesik which I Via to lessactly
amid ea., eel lie love the WWI el ea est of wy yew tree
awl ledipwast wIL
I ern del IL &dee Owswehl. d 1110sa, We, te-
Mae al Pry awl/ willeinew• my mosey yes
idea Om see et On temeat ell my enset.t and eftikek
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Ibeft Oen Ile mob of the kW vtieb bassi

to me.

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Balisus. VMs 401.9 IL—Faucs Ouiiu.
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2. I will that the remainder of the money, atter deducting
the above oasts, should be disposed of by him as follows :
a Ile will buy a gold watch end a gold chain to be given
as • souvenir to M. John Vane, the advocate who defended
me. Tbe whole to be of the value of 800 franca at least. Os
the watch he will have the following words engraved
Felice Omini to M. Juke Ism, awerar."
b I will that my corpus be pieced in an ordinary wooden
coffin and sent to Loudon, instead, became it is my wish to
be burled Is the cemetery where the neeedes of the Italian
patriot lige Fowls& are to Wound, mad to be laid by his side.
M. Certmechi will defray the mousary weans with the
nary above to. _ . .

the;; •
• "at all expenses are paid I will that the re-
mainder of the money be rent to my uncle, Oreo Orsini, or
to my brother, Leonid& Orsini, both residing tether at
Imola, Roman States, Italy, who most dispose of it curly for the
brnellt of me two little girls, Ernestine and Ida Orsini, re-
siding at Nice, Sardinian States, Italy.
3. I sot horiee J. D. P. Hodge, of Glastonbury, near Bath,
Somereetshire, in Esgland, to take home with him my eldest
daughter Emestias Oreiai, born at Maritime Nice, Sardinian
States, Italy, on the gds."' April, 1362, and residing in the
seine tows.
. _ . . . . .

4. 1 authorise Mr. Peter &uart, of Liverpool, England, to
take home elth Dim m aimed daughter Ida Orsini, born at
Mariam Nice, on the ll* tJI, 1833, and residing In
the tame town.

6. I ree;MieMsd, with an my kat, to my intimate friends
J. D. P. Hodge, of Glearoabery, amd Peter Stuart, of Liver-
pool, my two little girls alsonamed, that the edueetket
which they shall reedvie may be entirely conformable to the
principles of honesty, of true virtue, wisdom, and tha true
lore of their conatry.
6. I will that stmeopeoperty inclothlezonooks, /to., remain-
ing with M. de - Director of La netts, be sent to
Miss Eliza Clew, atl lidos, residing in don, England,
N 0.2. Grafloweirest, Aland. road, Kentish New Town, N. W.,
London. Mire Elite Cheney will diarose of them according
to her owe fine and independent will, as well as of the other
articles already left to her before my arrest and during my
imprisonment. All that I have done for her is but a very
humble and very small token of remembrance of the extreme
kindles= and devotedness which she has shown um m all
oecasiona. I recommend to my friends in England this
boson and virtuous lady.
7. I will, in the last place, that M. Enrico Carnanoll,
above-named, Mould be the executor of the anyageennua
herein announced, at Paris ; and that with regard to them
which are to be executed In England, he should have the
co-operation of M. Vtaaeozo Cattiest, of Femme, Roman
States, Italy, sod reeldiag in Lmdon.
The whole written with my ova bead.
Pmicri Onsfttt.