The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-29 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, WIDNIIIIDAY

The note in the Ifoniteur denying the statement
of certain foreign journals that the solution of the
affairs of Italy is impeded by the desire of the
French Emperor to found a kingdom in Italy for a
prince of his house, is open to this observation, that
the latest assertion on the subject, the one for the re-
production of which the Courricr de la Gironde re-
ceived its warning, exprenly ad'ritted that the Em-
peror himself had nothing to do with the plot. That
the Prince himself, and numerous agents who names
were given, have been actively at week in his favour,
remairs ancontradict^d. The letter attributed to the
Prince, saying the he would accept the crown of
Central Italy if it were offered him " with or with-
out the approbation of his mono," may have been
written by him notwithstanding anything now
said by the Mositnor. I am not saying whether It
was or was not the Moniteur's banners to rerun
this rumour. The Emperor may very possibly think
that he has enough to answer for on his own account
without defending ern/ act of WI amain. The
present decla•ation most fairly be accepted as a
hotly blow end a gt.•at discouragement to a cause
which, whativer may have at one time been thought
about it, has not lately been very pro-
mising. The note, it will be remarked, admits
by implication that there era impediments
in the way of the settlement of the It ',lien question,
although the canes alleged is not one of them. It
Alludes, though in a parenthetical way, to the
" engagements of Villafranna"—mesning the restore-
tion of the dukes—es beiog yet binding ; and in the
latter phrase must be understood not only to repeat
the eararactoe that the Emperor would not accept
any personal advantage as the result of the we-, but
to construe that promise as excluding the aggranO'n
went in Italy of any member of his family.
The Pattie announces that Prince Napoleon, who
aceon"ng to a telegram, is expected at Zurich " this
' evening," will be in Pens to-morrow. The two
statements are not absolutely incompatible, but even
in these days of railways it is rather a forced march
to oome from Zurich to Pe•ls in foureind-twenty

hours. If the pr:nce's visit to Zurich is is be such
• very flying one, it is to be presumed that Ws pas-
sage through that loan is accidental, and in no way
connected with the conference.
The Opinion. Nationale. replying to the lm.
menu hubbub which the Univers and the Bishop of
Arras have been making about the temporalities of
the Pope, whose sacred tears, according to them,
will scald the miscreants who cause them to flow,
inquires what gain it would be to the catholic reli-
gion if the Pope were to recover Bologna and ell
the other revolted towns after massacres such as
cur./4 at Perugia:
How many more victims ere to be ridded to this per-
hotly nor dogma of the church that there is a solidarity
between religion and the ambition of Cardinal Antonini ?
This fatal solidarity may dross ASSOC] la a sea of blood,
sad cot the Hoe of millions of men I Bay howanny corpses
muse be piled up at the gates of the Voices before the Wrig
of the Roman States eerie to weep ix the " bl* vineve of
his subjects t" What is the Popi?--Tbe Stet mortared of
°bristles souls. What is the sovereign of the Roman
titans ?—The least among the kings of the earth.
In • spirittesi P.B. to the above article the
Opinions nays :
Nothlag else of importance In the mot 11111 papas. Ah I
yee, we hare forgotten the Pays. in Wake M. Orr-der di
Cassagaso Oa the course, notwithetendhig the positive
inaudiotioa of the Meautsur, to continue his vehement
poismic--againit the litany of the pram M. de Coe% me
o. to es very rash.
The dresoricion of Brest states that orders have
been received not to pay off the gunboats Eclair,
niche, Arquebus, Rodents, and Salve, as well es
those expected at Brest. They are to be placed in
dock as soon se possible, and immediately undergo
the alterations necessary to prepare them for a
campaign in China.
Another Brest journal says thst the expedition
will leave in November. On Sunday last many
dock labourers were at work, the same as on a
week day, on the ground of "urgency." The
maritime prefect had engaged garters for 8,000 or
10,000 troops of the line, who are to trios part in
the expedition.
The Bourse opened with much uncertainty; the
Rents, after some fluctuation, and declining at one
moment as low rs 69fr. 10c., closing heavily at
69fr. 200. both for cash and account, with • fall of
20c. and ids. The state of the house makes it a
matter of great moment to many parties that the
ri,porsse dee primes at the end of the month was not
lower than 691 r., and accordingly great efforts are
made to sustain quotations. Mobil'er fell Vr. 23e,
Railways were tolerably firm, at shoat yesterday's
pi ices.
The Orleans police have just forwarded to Pelis a
large packet of letters and papers, found at the rat-
deceit of Madame Chereau, the mother of the eel
who stole Judge Hua's child. The house in which
they lived is a good one, and furnished in a style
which infers that the inmates were people in
easy el.-cantata:Ku. The wet name who, being con-
fronted with Ldonie Chereau, identified her as the
person who bad taken away the infant from the
Tuileries, has been discharged from custody. The
judge of instruction has yet a great many witnesses
to examine, and it is not expected that the trial will
some on before November.

AUSTRIAN DESPATCH ON GERMAN
FEDERAL REFORM.

The following is the text of the despatch, dated
the 4th, addressed by the Austrian thruster of Fo-
reign Affair, to Count Trans, Austrian Minister at
Dresden and Coboueg, with reference to the attitude
assumed by the Duke of Saxe Coburg on the Ger-
man Reform question:

"Among the different party prouncocees which havelatterly
Insted of the transtormation of the Generac Coefedaratra
lota a parliamentary fideral state pieced seder the direction
et Pertain, there is one which hes parte:rad, arra us, be-
anie it elpletleee with special earnestness • demand for the
excluion of fluent& from reconstituted Germany. In this
deoleraston, published at Goths, the Mir of a well Moira
party, which repesenta Itself to be the national petty, is est
forth with unaccustomed frankness sad la • seenner which
shows that it is desired to place the Imperial 0.111111111 Mate, in
its future relation. with Germany cm reedy the ammo Ime
se Detrain and the Netherlands. And subsequently we
saw not without strong repot that fill. the Dube et gaze
Cohan Gabe had net only received • deputation which
prorated him with this programme and with on address,
bat that he made um of language of went and of ebeoluto

110Coongevorot without ma y resrve. The =panel governesent
novae every gamee ecovietios, but the weeds which tell
from peimely bps at Oaths do sot enter to the limila of tree
individual Wiotte, bat 11110•01:111• COU•C4011 ot very Vitoivz
andvary isapartent rights and obligationa
Duke Ernest blown cannot bat see that the object, to ee-
ceetphah which stints am terieg made to tom a now pre-
teaded motional party, by mums of elements taken Iran the
democratic make and the Gotha_ party, icepifiee es abeam
negation of the relations bowled ea the treaties exatiog
batman hi. Austrian Ittjemy sad the ether prison of the
Chromenle Csafederetion, lodating the Deke of lama Coburg
oleo; and, therefore, tnet any countenance oe aid glees to
the elude of We party leeqoiveleot to a reauntadion of the
fedorel treaty. The imperiel gamesmen* hoe Shea the right,
bat it this te !bat it hos stilt wreathe patriotic duty, to
romandrote in time, and expressly so it does by these pm-
MM. mean* the sot by whkb the Dake bee amaihmed hie
meationate. It Imo at heart the wailers of dm whole Genes.
country, and cannot forget that the disastrous snore of the
same party which coo now boost of an approvel given to *
from so high a quarter ham already delivered op Genamay
at • not very dateatessiod to the greatest conittelon sad to
the &agar of civil war. a danger from which it wae not
saved by constitutional diatribes narrow and without twe-
lfth; bat by the noble German feelings of our Emperor end

roaster, and by the moderation end love of pace of the two
grist German powers. In conformity with the intentions a
the Lapeer Francis Joe*, I beg of your Itscellrary to
take cere, by leaving a ropy of the present despatch with the
Minister of State of the Grand Duke, or in any other form
which may appear suitable to you, that the preceding °beer.
rations, end especially the legal reserves made, shell be
brought to the knowledge of the Duke.—Redeive,
aIICHBERO."