The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-04 00:00:00

FRANCE.

(sum ova own cotnt•rowneire)
rasis, SATURDAY EVIININO.
The lisle, re says renolly that the Fops threat-
ened to excommunicate both the Emperor of the
French and the King of Sardinia if any Piedmont's*
commissar) should be sent into Romagna. It is cer-
tain that his Holiness did lately in the Sistine Chapel
quote certain texts of scripture which were suscep-
tible of a construction hostile to one or bath of those
sovereigns; but lam inclined to think that, long
before Ibis occasion, the I'ope was in poeseteion of
assurances from the French Emperor quite Lamm-
patiblie with the pretensions which, down to the
last day or two, hare been persisted In by
Sardinia. These are the assurances with which

the largo majority of the French clergy pnblic!y
profess to be satisfied. The Ow rs, however, cor.-
tinues to round the alaruta cry of " Church in
danger," and on this very day publishes various
articles and correspondence in favour of the tem-
poralities of the Pope, and the maintenance of his
government in all its integrity, freed from the
slightest interference on the part of say foreign
power. The &tele, which, from the leading pan it
took is justifying the French Government for un-
dertaking the war, is well entitled to • hearing, can-
not understand the consistency of landing as patriots
Italians who openly rejoice in their deliverance from
bad governmeut at Milan, Brescia, Pavia, Parma,
and fuser's, whim Italians at Perugia ar• to be
delis ..red °sox to t- re and sword for manifesting pre-
cisely similar sentiments.
'foe following i. a remarkable extract from •
letter written by the celebrated Dominican, Fattier
I.scordaire, in which he gives in his adhesion to the
war!

lii•abtleui the nlarivnary and anti-Christian sleihent is
very mach to to die.. tit that renquaerd
sail fed by the generous pouts.", psalms of obi,'S P. makes
its oven yarrow. This aeasiteg gronnl mu.t 19
tabu Oruro it by a one at pees powees,lo which there is a
thy ..ev of vanquishing Ibis =mop en the (old of hat.* sad
a. *Lc sue tune keepktg the opine of revolution and met-
l'arietia•Mm b chalk. It will no 4sahe be • gre rt ralamiry
of Prandial's* 'braid permit oseheised pair. beisr even
a morsonstery sway; bat If this niiihrene fa to weer, it wig
La th Lott of th= who la lila peaty abased thee posse
Ly s. beg sajaMly tamed@ essidssisktint which won mob,
I B'l reaped, asd crested a perilous eitostina which hos
iron ,aeustly 10011,41( went sad wens for the tam Lay-
3etoa. W• Frcsehtees rosy saw at Meet chafe toa
lov Al of liming !relive with this "Lajas' pace, mad ad bar-
ite via tma blood lur • last and liberal emu.. Ms war is
the Imes case ohm • sphm&d nor, bat It err tYeaib ahoy
greet asager as 11AVALIA at the close elliaaae how=
You. i Lail. I. Thi• war on the contrary Is wry
7.1' a., sad at the mina woe mill more ,act. Chn this
donLIJ ',until it deistic' • toll more bratty mover. The
empire is stalting ire own to...me*, awl, reseetobevial the
psis cad sreo.isto st i h has ctipplid we an. since/ 163, this.
is • noble &Meads *Lash woo old aol hare hovel le .a.
A very powerful initiative has bees takes towards
relate.; • subscript.= fund for the benefit ef the
wounded of the arty of Italy. The &spew, is
her own name and met of the Imperial Priam,
gives :eli,0001.; the Municipality of Para. 100,000 f.;
111 e 31 unleipality of Marseilles, 20,000 f.; the Court
of A eceouate, 4.200!.; the Imperial Ceert of Park,
3,04.0011.; the arise of Advontes, 2,000 f; the CAS.
pen, of Ames, 1.20ut : the Chamber of Hui:eve,
1,000 E; the Siecie, I,ooof, e:

The death of Genera: Auger, which I .uad heard
of from private sources. is now tionfirmed by the
newspepers. He succumbed ►fter undergoing the
dangerous operation or a dieartieulation of tee
shoulder. Tb wuundv of Generale [Admiral'lt and
Dieu are said to be actions; that of Genital Farley
le but very alight.
It is a singular feat that on the day of the
great battle ea the beaks of the Minc:o a nal*
hpiniett lady bearing the titles of Duchess of
btlferino and Counters de Fuentes and t'ereellas
died at Be/gelato'.

Not wittily:lading the e-.tire disappearance of the
whith it w... feared would throw 'damp
awn the market, tbt Laurie wag re►y firm. The
ltiutc. after baciaq touched 63.60, closed at 63.33,
both foe Gish and account, with a rise of 23:.. 3to-
oilier ruse 3.73. The Orleans Railway rase 12 30,
and Lyons 6 ; the otiier lines closed a: ye,ttrday's