The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

THE EMPEROR'S DEPARTURE FOR

GENOA.

The Emperor Napoleon arrived at Marseilles yes-
terday at mid-day, and immediately embarked Oa
board the Rein* Hortense, where be received the au-
thorities of the city.
At 2 p.m. the steamer left the harbour. The
weather was splendid and the wind [avowable.
The Reins Hortense proceeded at once to Genoa,
escorted by the steam frigate Magellan. She would
perform the passage in about twenty-four hours, the
distanos being 242 miles. The Emperor, on landing
at Genoa, will proceed to the Doria Palace. The
ordinary population of the city is 120,000, bet it is ex-
pected that the number will be doubled when the
Reins Hortense enters the port. His Majesty will
at once proceed to Alessandris, and assume the com-
mand-in-chief of the French troops.
The Minister of Public Worship has addressed the
following circular to the archbishops and bishops
of the empire :

Paris, May 10.

Monseigncur,—The Emperor is abut to plans himself at
the head of the army of Italy. Ala Mrdeety desires that
public peeves elusll be ordered in all the churches of the
empire, beseeching the Almighty to Towheads the aureate of
our arms and to probrot France. I titanium request your
ambience to take the neceeary measures for responding
these pious intestioec—Accept, &e. ROULAND.
A similar circular has been sent to the presidents
of oonsistorits.

THE FRENCH "ARMY OF ITALY."

We read in the Moniteur de l'Armie :

" At the moment of the entry of the army of Italy
upon a campaign under the command-in-chief of the
Emperor, we are happy to state that the different
corps of all arme, of which it is composed, are orga-
nised upon the most complete war footing both as
regards personnel and materiel. Welgivs a list,
nearly complete, of the generals who are placed at
the head of our valorous soldiery, following the date
of their commissions

NAMJIAIA 01 FRANC. AID CIINIZALS COMMANDING
Cone, ilastaina.—n.n. H. tba Pram Napoleon, Marsbal
Haot, Marshal Harmony d'HilHerr, Harmful Canrobett,
Ostend of division Ramonlt de flaiot-JeanirAngely,
Hewn/ of division MaeMslion, General of division Niel.

OCARRALI or Divieton.—Renault, Regard, GmbHlos,
Morrie, Foray, Camsn, La hairsult, Partouassux, Do Guyon,
Ds Cots, De Lazy de Pilibioar, D'Autemaree d'Erville, De
Kartinwey (Charles-Edmond), Metairie, Do La Mottrrouge,
Uhrich, Rephrase, Visioy, &arias, De frailly, Ds Moats-
Bourbeld. Le Bazar, Froward, Nonni, Trochu.
OENCRUS or BMIOADR.—Baras Richipance, Foltz, De
Cassaignollis, Cenetiet de Planhrl, Gaudin de Villaine,
Marquis da Porton, Baron Marion, Da Bssuf d'ilasiipoal,
Bou•eflbaz, Chauchard, Graadchamp, De Marl i away (Aug/-
Augusts), Verge, Bezret (G•orger), Niol, Cler, De Cam-
peril; De Whopit n. Cruets du Bouquet, V. esvellarto,
&Mille, Vest% do Bfrills, Manique, Judo, DwasaL
Blanchard, Picard, Gozi, D.caes, CoNniens, Forged;
Conte de Citratubanir, Lodreit de la Chwelere,
Prima de Is Moskowi, Fleury, Auger, CVFartel,
Burgas, C net is Ituu.sel d'Hurbal, De N4grier, Ba-
rad* Colliasau, Bane do Bouersy, Baran Neigre, Usoble,
C mead, Darrel, Roz-, Fiireck, Laurin, Dolmas de Ls-
pirates. Gault, Liifertv, Lebrun, Ds Castseity, De Boanet
Mattrelbsu Pottle.,

" Such Lames," adds the Moniteur de left-elle,
" speak for themselves, and will cause France to
share the entire confrience which we enrselees feel
in the success of our arms."