The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-07 00:00:00

MILAN.

Letters from Milan of January 3 speak of the
agitation in that city being continually on the
increase. Many families are leaving Milan. The
Archduke Maximilian, who was to have sworn-
! pealed the Archduchess Charlotte to 'Trieste, to meet
the Bavarian princess who is to be the future
Duchess; of Calabria, did not think it right to leave
the seat of his government.
The Piccolo Corriere d'holia, of Turin, contains
the following letter :

"MILAN, JAM. 3.

" I hasten to send you some particulars of a scene
which took place here to-day, and which hss some-
thing of an alarming character. At half-past two
o'clock two of the military were quietly molar g
their cigars at the door of a house at Porto-
Douessina when two persons told them to
throw away their cigars, and upon refusal
attacked them with their fists. Several
soldiers and agents of police ran to defend
the military, but the people armed themselves with
atones and threw them more particularly at the
police. The rappel was beaten, and the shops and
churches were closed. Detachments of military,
with fixed bayonets, paraded the streets, and tran-

quility was at length re-established. A bourgeois
was wounded by a sabre cut, and some of the mili-
tary were also wounded. A police agent was stabbed
twice with a poigaani. Everybody says we are in
1847."

EXPRESS F ROY! PARIS.

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(ROM 01111 OW. CONAILIPONDENT4

PARIS, FELIDAINLOYLNING.
The Mowiteur has the following :

"For some days public opinion has been agi-
tated by alarming report', to which it is the duty of
the government to put an end, in declaring that
nothing in our diplomatic affairs authorises the fears
which these rumours tend to create."

(PROM 001 OW CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, Till:list/AY EVIMINO.

The Bourse opened with immense agitation, and
the Rente fell to 70fr. 70c., being 65c. lower than
the lowest point of yesterday, but within the last
half-hour the rumour of a peace article in the Howl-
teur to-morrow, coupled with purchases to realise
enormous profits, caused a considerable reaction;
the last prices were 'Mr. 25c. and 71fr. 45e., being
a rise from yesterday of 15c. and 20c. Mobilier
rose 16fr. The Northern Railway rose 12fr. 50c. ;
Orleans, 7fr. 50c. ; and Lyons and Eastern, 6fr.
each. Western and Southern left off without
change.
We read in the Salta Public of Lyons :

Within the last few days It bas been currently reported
that the Emperor and Empress are going to Lyons in the
spring. This news which we believe, however, is not is any
way official, has bees joyfully received by our population, who
bow the Empress only by the inexhaustible goodness with
which she supporta our charitable institutions,
This feeler has its importance. The bulk of the
invading army of Italy would march from Lyons.
This afternoon the Emperor and Empress went to
the Crystal Palace to see the railway carriage con-
structed for the Pops by the Pao Latina Company.
They were received by M. Trelat, the builder, and
M. Penon, the decorator of the carriage, who were
complimented by their Majesties on the exquisite
beauty of the work.
PoneA and the Son were seized to-day.

A Paris letter in the bultpend afire, ;lays t--0 At
the reception at the Tuileries on New Year's-day,
Prince Napoleon, in the course of a long conversa-
tion with Lord Cowley, is stated to have announced
th►t the imperial government wsa ready to abandon
the existing system of immigration provided Great
Britain would frankly undertake to assist France in
obtaining coolies from the English poasessions for
her colonies. His imperial highness is even said

to have proposed to Lord Cowley to allow England
in return to make engagements of coolies in the
French ports in India, and to have added that the
operations of both countries should be subjected to
all the control that could be required. Lord Cowley
naturally received with respectful attention the
overtures of the Prince, and said that he would
transmit them to his government."

The King of Prussia hu commenced the meal
routine of sight•seeing at Rome, and great espectaHose are
entertsioed of his patronage by the members of the some-
what numerous colony of German artists asteblistied is
Hese.

An electric telegraph between Teheran and Tauzin
is to be established this eptintr, and also a railway about
eight wiles long between Teheran and Elbotwg, the Shah'a
summer resident*• . .

A oorrespondent writes to the Nord, from Ant-
werp;-0 Dash sera to be the order of the day to the array.
We knew of the aaltappy duel at St. Baniard ; wither
hes takes pleas at Lomita between two officers Ia the gard-
ens of that city ; and at Antwerp, on the evening d the
let, another wee fought with the sabre between two aaa-
commissioned artillery ofileere. Energetic rneemuree eaght
to be taken to prevent there breeches of dtecipline. Let as
know core for all if the law of duelling hoe bean abrogated In
the Belgian artily."