The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-07 00:00:00

THE EMPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1859.

theme between the prodoetion of some trimming I
sad time-eerviag mamare, or that appeal to thi 1
people which Lord DUIT might have made.

Tor bitterest satire which has yet been penned
as that ignorance of its own affairs to whieh the
French nation re-igns itself is supplied by the article,
eir rather series of articles, which we translate else-
where b the Monaesr. The the people of
Pismo, deprived of the advantages of a free pram
ors wantonly told that they are the prey of the
inventory, the corruptors, the distorters of news, and
Aries they are reminded that the aims and procedure
ef the foreign policy of the State, at all times an object
of the highest interest, bat now a matter of gravest
concern to every family, are the incommunicable
watt of the EMPIROR.

The first of them articles was apparently written
to mitigate that feeling of astonishment with which
the public had seen a most important announcement
that had been put forward on behalf of the Govern-
ment, contradicted in the Horoiteur of the day
before. 'fhe Constitutions.' and Parris had is
solemn measured phrase declared the will and ex-
plained the policy of the EMPEROR. He had ordered,
they said, the withdrawal of :he French
forces from the Roman States, and the
Warners which would embark them at Civits
Vecchia were already on their way to
that port. Instantly the funds roes on every
bourse as the Continent. And their words were not
true. Not only all France, but all Europe, was
deceived by journals known to stand in close con-
nexion with members of the Government, and to
which the public had been taught by long expe-
rience to attach a quasi-official character. The
only consolation now vouchsafed to the victims of
delusion is that "the Administration exercises no
" preventive action upon the Press." Oar Paris
Correspondent has shown the worth of this user-
don. The action of the French Ooverumeot
ea the Press is both preventive and insti-
Wary. The foreign public which, as the Heat-
hrow truly affirms, " does not understand
the exact regions of the peel' in France," knows
this but too well, that while everything like genuine
liberty is denied to the journals of Paris, there never
woo a time when the hands of individual ministers
wore more busy than at present in the columns of
their newspapers. It is to this enures of distractions
and confusion that the attention of the &PPM*
should be directed if he does not wish to see the na-
tion which he has plunged into night bewildered by
Noe fires.

Bat the declarations which will excite most
cariosity are those of the second article, which relates
to Italy, and to the intentions attributed to the
Rwrzana. The drift of this wordy and mysterious
paper is that Italian affairs have of late, without
the aid of the EmPESIOR, assumed a peculiar gravity
—that his MAJESTY'S attitude is that of • diainte.
rested bat not an irresponsible, and therefore of a stu-
dious observer of the difficulties which beset the
situation of the Peninsula. That:he is acting with
regard to French intereete, and that to quiet the
grawadleas !apprehensions of the Piedmrentese, be has
premised to defend the Sardinian monarchy galas&
Amite= aggression. " This he has promised, and
" this eels, is the official animation. The aim at
tits Imperial writer throughout is to repudiate all
ricipeasibility for the words and acts which bays
excited the apprehensioaa of Europe. For this
purpose he proceeds to deep that Frame is incressi-
lag her armaments by seas or lead, or displaying en-
amel activity in her aressale. The army, it ie
affirmed, is on the peace footing axed two years ago.
The math-it' of the artillery had to be einiverted, and
England wee not the only Power which had to
" reconstruct" its 111 Ty. Bat all that Frame
bee awe to augment her maritime force is to
quip Seer frigates to be employed in osaveyiag
Mugs between France and Algeria, cad four tress-
pert. Weeded for various well-knows services.

' Them ere the feet.," says the official writer 0 all
berme heeileatioe, kyle'. delirium. What

" it them" he demands, " like Leases of war is this
apdset hanight of difilcaltise, this cautious sail-
" elpaties of eessiequesete ? When shall we sae as
end of time absurd ronsoan, sown broadoastby the
pees 611111 one end of Europe to the other, and
" mmieeenting the Fierzeoa as urging on war?"
This I. too much. The French Enreaost eau
seat between the advantage of a system of dark-
ness and mystery and a system of open discussion,
bat he seance enjoy the fruits of both. What of
tie pmphlet "Napoleon lIL and Italy," permitted
to sin Omagh edition after edition, and praised is
the ifesetesir, while others less agreeable to the
Ennio& weremeted' What is it that has sent Austria
begging for men and home and guns to all the little
States is Germany, and elicited that Importunate
appeal of Count Scot. which we reprinted on Bator
day ? What was it which led the Catecattoa of the
Summits= to speak, a month ego, of pesos as all
bat hopeless, and which has prompted the
sillies of Lord Cow Ler to Vinton ? The
Retitle we ere now examining contains statements
white taken by themselves tend to give amenenos of
ecietkiaed tranquillity. We are told that " the me-
i' solidation of the public peace is a thing which
"we have a right to expect from the negotia-
" time which are now progressing," and that
each acuity, and not a mere respite, is what the
Eiarzaos desiderata. Bet each is the comes die-
ismassemesse, each the purposed mystification of the
stammeene and arguments of the entire paper, that
Ito gravest 111411111111110118 lose all their value. We shall
sot pretend to proseeece what wielder object tie
publication of this document was intended to serve.
We have examined it with a desire to find, Vast a
freak exposition of .French policy at leant some is.
telligible principle, some significant het midi
might appease the just anxiety of the public, and
raids it in the protection of its interests. We inn
Mad milting of the kind, but iastead,eati7 "aim&
tedisen hatidloas perplexities, and sterile denial.
Tie here which have been excited by a pulley ag
diellilatim are only to be tranquillised by light
sad teed'.

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tbe Court.

Her Majesty the Qum, attended by the Hen.
Logy !err Gad Cahoot the Hen. A. Hardiega visited the
Duchess of Cambridge on Saturday, at bar residence to St.
James's nasal.

The Duchess el Kent whited the Queen at Buckingham
Niece.

The Qom ask Prises Comet,. aconapested by the
Primness Ake* sad Rimy took a dm' Is as opus wring
and four Is the aftersess. The lisserrtta is Wald% attosded
Os boesehaek.

The Tam Cemeet butpectel the Mated Ilervlc• Chia
beam to F.lFerll an flater.tay montoon the loyal WO
ere rode an bereback, attended by Colonel the Bea. A.
Hardly/.
la the etreeher ter ?dainty gave • dieser to saanie the
abrie.eaing of Prices Fradertel William Victor Albert of
Pla•eia, the ceremony beteg taken place at Berlin In the
counts of the dry. The comptuty inclodei the Derbies of
Cambridge. the Frikoer Alice, the Prisms lduy sad the
Duke of Cashel*, the Beige= Wailer ad ideate id
de Weyer. the P rudes llieirer sad Cosseste fit;the Month 'flitter, tbe Berl sod Cembas De Ls Weer.
Jr lisd and 01111111eass of Clartedon, Lear Omaha Deed*
to Mama Ressikaborg. Coast Quelites leaktr, Kea
Fterevid Deter4llms. Km Grey, Oohed the Ram ar
Chaise end Phippa, ear hors sal Lady Clerk
mok.-4.0.40.4.4, the Warm la We to the
Desbemel the Etprieey le Wean to the Dike
el Camheage. sued
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The Imma eff the Ourin aid per.
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Fallaes.

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Barsimicorms a Asbiel . 0. God
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Her Mrksfry's privet, bead etterwerde pertxmed tk til•
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Yesterday, the Omen mil Priest fleawort. the Prioessme
Alice, Beier, emd Inaba, the Wks sad pedaloes of the
court, sad the dsmeedio bemesheld, .Maki Dhiee Sevin
in tits Private Ohm*rr Ilaidniyham Poi" TIN BM
sad V flee. She DOM le Mader ellelmled.
The Dr...! Kest, .elided by Lay Few flowird
sad Sir Ose snived fa Leedom en Saturday
Imenielt kin bet Pregoose. The Doohee of
Last Marl the Noses of , at bar readmits, in
St. Jesesee Paste. Her Loyd Higher's. left Chimes
Timm% 11. Jones* to the aftanoon, end returned to
Frostasta.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
in Downing-street. The Ministers present were :
The Earl of Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the
Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl
of Hardwicke, the Right Hon. Sotheroo Esteourt,
the Earl of Mahnesbary, the Right Hon. Sir E.
Butner Lytton, General Peel, Lord Stanley, Sir John
Pekiegtan, and Lord John Kamera.
A dapotatke from Qestea College bed as leberriew with
the Cbaacel:or of the Exchequer, at lb aidsl redisnor, la
Demiag.aweel, as flattuday. The dyyor reslated of
The Lard Bishop of Cock, eke Lwt Iliehoy of Down awl
Caeser, the New Hoe. Illsarelmo Brady, Vieweleawellar,
Lord Dalai* Mr. Berwick. Prerldwit of Galway Caller,
with Dr. Relabel, D.D. (Belfast Calbee), George Wibay
Reed (Cork College), arid P. W. Way, LL D. (Galway
Gollege),_ prebeese ; eacomputied
; Mr. Illahord Davie" M.P.; Mr. Lacer, M.P. ; Kr.
Be,mbh ; Me. Mametacry. OLP.; Mr. Grew, M.P. ;
M. Las* L Grapey SBA
M.P. • Mr. Merertitt.;
y. Mr. , M.P. ; Mr.
nil Mr. Hataball , M.P.
Mr. Messweers, the eaerwillid agent of the
twiny cif New firth Wel% led as leterwiew, ea dawardayr
wilt lb guyed Nardierae or the exteem of deism Pasha
Ommeseeredes nth Ametrelle yid Peame. lb. Mem-
weer wse esempwiell by Mr.G. Meedites, Mr. R. Fone,
MA D. leetward, and Mr. G. A. Limy&

Tin brvnermran dr Hen Mawr Or TIM
Ottawa or TIM Trams—This afterawse her Majesty
held a chasten et Daskleattore Palace of the Kest Midi
and Mast !fable Order of the Thistle, f, s. the peepose et fa-
amebic the liesqule af Alla with the easitala et *a
elder vacant by the death of the Earl of Hahheres.
At an interview. on Friday last, with the Prime
Reigate( Prds, Lord Roe= trammed to Ms royal Wife-
IMO aelipeph Wises from bar Bettesata Majealy aad the
Prime Oared ea the eamelea et the Widen et their peed•
dad.

Their Royal Highoestee the Becher of Cambridge
cad the hinnies Mary ►oeser.d tee performances at the
Ittleipttl Theatre with their pregame on FI Way "mktg.
His Excellency the Hon. Frederick Bruce, C. 8.,
soeomputted by Mr. Ramboid and Mr. Norman, kft town
on Friday, by way of Alazamtria end Bum far China, to
minims hie hake am Facellsh Amtaseador to China.

Tito Doke of Hamilton hes joined the &mbar sad
&any at Neb. The duke and dueller Wand to return to
thra Ise the own aboelly atter Easter.

Tits Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry
bare arrived it their nand= in Graoreetorsequare, from the
Continent.

The Countess of Clarendon has issued eards for a
swis irmommte to-marrowevetting .t the family imidnice to

This Counter of Harrowby coutinnes in a very
wort rem sad we regret le hors that alight hopes we
sekettaised of the recovery other ladyship.
The Earl and Countess of Craven and the Ladle
Cl...retell trim ea deeorday, for Ashdown Pork, Bake.
Voroant and Viscountess Palmerston left town on
Ilatesday. for Brocket Hall, Betts

Lard and Lady Ebary entertained a select circle
a` thaw, as Saturday arming, at that madam is Park-
*re*.

Lady Augustus Seymour and the Mime Eksysiosr
bre left St. Junes's-square tor Flosses*, to job Ye dad
ad Countase Spencer. The Countess Owner is isprovri
Lull!.

The Earl sad emoting of Malmealnu7 eatettsbseill
his Zesefteses the Amities Minister and the Comatose
Apposyl, the Due endl Dumbest et Sorsenet, Coast esi
Ome, liesheM the Cone= Tankereille, the Lotd
Clesedler sod Lely Cleeherked and Hon. Mee Theetser,
Lod Ind Lay Coldly Lary Altos Peel, Hoe. Mr. Mahe,
Mr. 0. mention, rd Mr. M. Mart, et dinner on Seturtley
eve Mer, at *sir wane' is Whiteben-gertleas.

TM —Countess of Iburdwieke had an miserably net
istrday evening., at hw rendono. la Parana-gum
Pterenaly 1.1 the enviably the Sul sod Cower raw-
Weed et dieser the Data sad Dachas of Kona. at.r, the
Eel rd Constr. of Derby sad Lady Eire Bailey, the
Earl Cowper, Loud lobe Meaner, Vibrant Criterlary,
Ilkel Has. Eliot Yorke, Colonel Taylor. Colonel Trade.,
Kr. Er 6. Belford, M.P., and Ifra. Holford, dray

Tho Right Hoo. the Speaker gave hia fourth par-
ties...oW, fell dram distort. oa Satarday evening, at lb
geoid residence to the New Palace of Wermiseter, to tits
Islioniag mambas of the Letar Home :—Lord Dankallia,
Mewed Bray, Viseoust Castleman Visconot Melguad,
Hee. Adler Klansird, Ram. I. P. Locke Kies, Br John
V. Shelley, Kr Jolla Ogilvy, Sir William Dauber, Sir
Lelia Meta, Admiral Mt Chains Pi.pier, C B Berea
Utast Retbstleil, Mr. John Abel Smith, Colossi Pita-
dopes Tem" Mr. Radar, Kr. Was. M. Ken, Mr.
Homage, Yr. Walks' Brava, Yr. Colds,, Q.C.„ Yr.
Ayshisrd Wypa, Mr. Chasthea, Mr. Wairun
Kr. Da Pre, Kr. Barley, Kr. Dogfish, Kr. Derma; Kr.
Dees, 111 r. Onthegham„ Mr. Bee.haera, Kr. Clay, Kr. Ayr.
ton, Mr. Butter, hir. Roapell, sad Yr. Mini& The Has.
Osage Waftlegraes sad the Her. Rory Dree7 bed the
beam of Main dr party. Kr. 'Cashew by the dos& ef
a sear rendes, sad Me Joseph Paxton by ithisr, wen re-
vaned dram hslog prosst
_ _ .

Mr. Oiatletaint arrived at Paris yesterday maw
kr, is bk wily le Iteested. At Turin, the right heasuratth
geadiates Ailed the Praddeat of the Come. lb was
pm* eitaabilag ef the Chember of the Deputise, end erldb
MTS. Mktg la the dtplerale tribune, erterel seelebtat of
the Chamber phi the seereete to W.

Mr. liesirts, b Majesty's Coosa at Etsemass.
He leo tessellatm Oeitstal alma& has Ines promos. es las
rater °theta/ Isersoarf at the embrey at Ocosierisepie,
Ils. astart Da/yea, Astlatt-Cossul at Deign& Seth( Kr.
loslisserais Aimee, is to tale the post at Miersua.

A Miss from Naples of tits 28tla alt. Nays :—" The
ewslvel is wiry dell. lArd sad Lally Mead bow, boo.
Ivor, ems &ref og Wectosoisys; /dn. Craves ce• or 1.•
switme; est the Baia Ratirelkild bus booed eras Oil a
smog boa Wailadiol, M width popereekse haw bees
askew ash( the het two made, sod the Assieesis bele
g• es NM sr twits s seek. Th. tows le Same* q
Owelpreh awl the itsslielt we ail ark *Nei wl,lt *dr
sew esees; who le • seestAillie sal iggeresity «NW
ass."

Madams OAWs eriumses• en •pww.nt et the
Merithibielre, Liwspeol, this wadi*

LATEST INTELLRIENCE.

TURLEY.

FARM, KowaxT.

Awarding to a telegram from Constantinople
direct, Bassib Pacha has been appointed Minister of
Finance, replacing Saffetti Pscha. Semi Pacha
has been appointed ambassador in Paris.
The WalLachlan deputation bas arrived at Con.
stautinople.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(TROY OR OWN

PARIS, SUNDAY EVINDIO.

There are a great variety of opinions as to the
real signification of the article in the Moniteur. So
far as my own observation extends, I should say that
the general impression among men connected with
the court is that the Emperor feels himself check-
mated by the unexpected tendency to coalition of
the German powers, and that, if he has not changed
his policy, he has at but adjourned the execution of
his designs. It is pertain that the extraordinary re-
pugnance of all classes of misty in France
to a war has been represented by persons near
the throne with a boldness of language altogether
unparalleled. The grand question, and one upon
which next week will probably throw much light,
is whether the official article is a reculade or
not. That its statements are profoundly untrue no
one doubts. Indeed many of those statesmen who
are most opposed to war openly express their
apprehension that the transparent mendacity of the
article will discredit the government in foreign coun-
tries to an unprecedented extent. Turin is the place
from which the true interpretation of the article may
be expected to come. It will be very culotte to see
what the people who have been crying " Viva Verdi•
will say to it. The French semi-official journals do
not yet appear to have received any instructions as to
what they are to say aboutthearticle, and accordingLi
their few comments are confined within the safe
boundary of slavish adulation. The Pays mays that
"signs of general satisfaction are evident and com-
mon, and that when the present difficulties shall have
received a diplomatic, solution, there will arise
throughout Europe one universal cry of gratitude
and admiration for the sovereign whose firmnesa
and far-seeing initiative will have smoothed the
path of the future, and consolidated the peace
of the world." The Petrie, whose reiterated war-
like articles must necessarily have been present to
the mind of the writer in the Moniteur,
now affirms stoutly that the official journal
only says ditto to what it (the Petrie)
has said all along. It goes now as always
for firmness and moderation : which means that it is
for war or pope, just as the Emperor pleases. The
Pram, which, according to an announcement from

its new proprietor, 3d. Solar, means to continue a
liberal paper, is still warlike, though, in
compliance with the tendencies of the hour,
it necessarily spoke in a rather subdued
tone. However M. Peyrat, the restored
liberal editor, thinks that the hopes of the partisans
of peace, which influenced the Bourse yesterday,
are as " sodden " and " unredecting " ea the exag-
gerated fears which but lately prevailed. He
proceeds to reason in a manner which does
not cosine thiv prospects of war to the
single case mentioned by the Monirter of an " ag-
gressive act" on the part of Austria, and concludes
with the proposition that those who wish " too much"
for peace would, if they were listened to, only
damage the fruits of a war which they might ad.
jonrn without being able to prevent."
Nothing is known officially tithe reported counter-
propositiou made by Austria to Lord Cowley. You
will have learned by telegraph that hie stay in
Vienna is prolonged till Wednesday.
A chef de division in the Ministry of hellos ab-
sconded on Wednesday last with a sum of 100,000 fr.,
which he had misappropriated. He was arrested on
the Belgian frontier and brought back to Paris.
PARIS, BAII7IIIDAT ETINISO.
Bourse, Two o'clock.-The trots published this
morning in the lifoniteur, declaring that France had
made no extraordinary armaments, and had confided
the difficulties to diplomacy, produced an immediate
rally of about lf. at the opening, and the improve-
ment has been well maintained. Threes have been
done at 68f. 76c., and are now at 68f. 700. Mobilier
varied from 776 f. to 782 f. 600.; Austrian, 632 f. 60c.
to 636 f.; Lyons, 832 f. 600. to 836 f.; Orleans, 1,330 f.
to 1,3321. 60e. ; Southern, 5131. to 620 E
Half-pad Three.-The market continued im-
proving to the close, when the following were the
quotations:-Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 97f. 90c.;
ditto, end of the month. 97L 960. ; Three per Cents.,
69; ditto, end of the month, 69f. 10c.; Bent shares,
2,880 E ; Credit Mobilier, 792 f. 50e. ; ditto account,
800 E ; Crtdit Fonder, 846 ; Piedmontese (6), 80f. ;
Roman, 86f. Spanish Threes, 44f. Railways-.
Orleans, 1,336 f. ; Northern, 926 E ; New ditto, 796 f.;
Lyons and Mediterranean, 83811. ; Geneva, ;
Southern, 610 f.; Western, 695 f. ; Eastern, 676 L;
Sardinian, 400 f. ;'Austrian, 63731.