The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-14 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, WIDNISDAT Evzwnto.

Since the rumours of a favourable clump the
political atmosphere hav become more encore than
ever. I think, however, there may be discerned
through the haze a great probability that the con-
gress will be got together. I hear it said that
Austria will not now insist upon the general die-
armament u a condition precedent to the meeting of
lb, plenipotentiaries, but that the question will be
discussed at the very opening. France will then
say that she cannot disarm because she has never
armed. It is reported that in answer to this objee.
tion Austria intends to sak for a return of the effec-
tire force of the French army, accompanied with
observations proving that it does not exceed a peace
footing. _ _ _

L the Prim, M. Neftzer, referring to the objec-
tion made to the Austrian proposition for a general
disarmament—that it woald giva guarantees to
Austria but none to Europe, biomes Auatris, wader
the pretext that her views wen not entered into,
might retire frees the congress and commence the
war with all imaginable advantage—says :

This letter wgeneet den set strati se ea being acacia•
mire—we claw* help tidekteg that a nedprocal disarmament
would &rah* goassetees no his raceprood. thy, we go
Ilkilher—for the anterrarszeuts of every description which

estigh upon Austria would looks it more ;Moult foe
b than for any other power to effect a surpriaa of
ale kind. It is most probable that the Initiative
of this proposal does not come from Austria, but horn Eng-
land. It la reedily conceivable that the Leek cabinet
Ilan the great rimponalbility whisk it has assumed by
dissalvise partiameat, should mote every effort to bring
&Ifni an erreagenseat which It may represent to the homes,
an the eve of its dimolutica, so a pacific lersouemeost.

The Pairie says that " if Austria has no mental
reserve in her sew propositions, and if she does not
mean to make them contingent upon " conditions
that would destroy their value," it must be admitted
that she ham, " though late," given a guarantee snob
as Europe had a right to expect from her. But the
Petrie insists that the project of a disarmament con
only apply to Austria and Piedmont, and that
Munn will certainly not discharge a single soldier,
we
wad back a single cannon to t►e anenala.
Is soother article tho Petrie says 3
1.1.000 a sow phew la the moors, whom misiest
reened hr the sueltarese Itt the asialeaseee et peen whir&
eerldejeserie nom., with • *mit, which we ate fez
hem Moist To emit within the limits of perienee, and
tee meet •dd, of truth, m think that this news mat oaly

M melted " melded to hureatory." It. doubt them I bin
arebliCeetkilt but will it be durable.? There Is ealdrily •
thaws that the emigre= will meet, but Is thee a chime that
peace will be medatabed ? We dere sot Arm it.
The Beene opened with rather favourable dis-
positions. It was very positively asserted that, at
a council of ministen held to-day, the French
Emperor had consented to the last conditions
proposed by Austria for the meeting of
the Congress. The Bente, which left off
yesterday at 67fr. 86c., ran to 68fr. 26c. There
was afterwards a report of the death of the King
of Naples, and • telegram bringing lower prices
from Vienna, and in consequence the Bourn became
weak at the close, but without anything like • feel-
ing of panic. The closing price of the Rent* was
68Ir, both for cash and account, there being a ries
for account of lese. Mobilier fell Ur. 76e. The
Orleans railway fell Bfr. 76c. ; Northern and Eastern
2fr. 600. each ; and Lyons, Hr. 26c. Southern roes
Mr. 760.; and Western closed without change.
There was • report that to-morrow the Bourse will
open at 12 o'clock instead of 1, remaining u now
open till 3.
The Ocean of Brest says that the easeirupe de

vaisseau of the division, as well as those on shay
not required for the staff of the three frig►tes now
arming, have been ordered to Cherbourg, there to
form the staff of ten or twelve towboats which are
arming in the latter port. These enseignis are six-
teen in number, of whom eleven belong to the divi-
sion, and five come from Brut. It is said that all
the en:etyma de regimes ma heave of absence have
been ordered to return to their duty.

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, TIMDAT.,

The ling passed the troop et the garrison in
review this morning. The appearance of the various
corps was admirable. His Majesty was received
with the greatest enthusiasm, both by the troops
and speetaten.

MR. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

The following telegram have been received et
Mr. Renter's office :

" LEGHORN, WIDNISDAN.

One-and-twenty shocks of earthquake were felt
at Sienna yesterday. The populace quitted the
town, but no accident happened."

"BERME, WIDNVIDAT, •ramL 18.
" The Commanders-izi-Chief of the five military
divisions have been appointed.___

.. TRIESTE, WIDNISDAT.

" More recent advises from Egypt bring favour-
able reports respecting the Saes Canal undertaking.
" The public functionaries have received orders to
assist M. de Leeseps, and the governor of Suez has
been

depossd."