The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-23 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

mar OM OWN

PARIS, FZIDAT EVINTNO.

The note in the Ifoniever today is generally
looked upon as tantamount to a declaration of war.
" Dreadful note of preparation" resounds in every
barrack in Parir. A part of General ruioy's divi-
sion left by the Lyons Railway last night. Not-
withstanding the short nodes a considerable crowd
was 'trembled to take leave of the gallant fellow',
many of whom are in all probability not destined to
return to their native land. At three o'clock this
morning large bodies of troops marched along the
Ras Rivoli towards the railway. For some days to
come the Parisians may be expected to flock to the
railway in the evening to see the troops off. It is
11 reported that Prince Napoleon leaves for Toulon to-
morrow. I hear that two regiments of Turco', who
were coming to Marseilles from Algeria, received
counter orders at ma, and were landed at Genoa at
2.30 this afternoon.

The Patric states that Marshal Randon is ap-
pointed major-general of the corps d'armh formed
by the divisions which the Afoniteur of this day says
are to be concentrated on the frontiers of Piedmont.
Marshal Baragnay d'Hilliers is about to leave Paris
for the army of the Alp,. Marshal Canrobert has
arrived in Paris from Nancy. The Patric states as a
rancour that the Austrians have entered the duchies
of Tuscany, Parma, and Modems. The offioers of the
regiments who have left Paris for what we may now
call the theatre of war have reeeived their campaign
allowances.

announces that orders have
been sent to the head quarters of the different
military divisions for calling out all soldiers on
renewable leave of absence.

The Austrian ultimatum toPiedmont is said to have
been dispatched by the Emperor of Austria himself,
without consulting hie ministers. It was entrusted
to General Ilan, who, in all likelihood, presented it
yesterday, the 21st, so that the declaration of war
my be looked for on Easter Monday, April 25.
News has arrived that the Austrian garrison of
the fortress of Ferrara, has, contrary to treaties, co.
copied the entire town. The Cardinal Legate has
retired, protesting against the aggression.
This evening's Pays says

Bo long u uncertainty prmil.d se to the coached= of
the great debate which agitates Europe, it wee painiraible
foe moderate mew le express hopes for the main.eoance of
general tranquility. Up to this Urns there may hare hem
a party of peace sad a petty of war. But, once the bonne
of Franco engaged in a ccnteat with the foreigner, sad the..
Is so plow, is the minds of all who are Imbue I with a me-
cca spirit, for more thas cat party—the party of Bream

The penis continued at the Bonne. The Rent*
fell lir. 00c. for comb, end UV. 20c. for account,
Wowing at 04fr. 90e. and 86h. 23c. Mobilier fell
321rr. 60e. The railways fell even more than yes-
terday. Orleans, 476.60 c ; Northern, 25fr. ; Lyons,
22fr. 60e.; Southern, 23fr. ; Eastern and Western,
20fr. each.

The Gazette de Lyon states that the 7th and 23rd
regiments of the line in garrison in Marseilles, and
the 34th and 37th regiments of the line in garrison
at Toulon, will form, along with a regiment of
Zonaves expected from Algeria, • 7th division of
the army of Lyons. General Bourbaki has arrived
at Lyons to take the command of the division to
which he was meetly appointed. The general was
a pupil of St. Cyr, took part in the campaigns of
Italy, was at the Alms, Inkennans, and Malakoff,
and on ►h rehire from the Crimea had a command
in the expedition of kabylia. /Is is one of the
yosogest Freneh generale. General Troche has also
arrived at Lyons. One of the brigades of the
division of General Bearbeki is commanded by
General Damns, and is composed of the 46th and
88th of the line and another regiment.

A member of the Corps Legialatif, the Marquis de
Pirt, has complained to the Minister of Public
Worship of the conduct of the Bishop of Rennes,
who, it appears, has been canvassing deputies of his
department to vote for an opponent of the Marquis
as president of a committee on the bill for erecting
the see of Rennes into an archbishopric. This inter-
ference is represented as being an abuse of eccle-
siastical authority.