The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, BATIIIILDAT MOZNING.

The Moniteur announces that the Duke of Padua,
senator, is appointed Minister of the Interior in the
place of M. Delangle, who beoomes Minister of
Justice. Marshal Bandon is appointed Minister of
War in the room of Marshal Valliant, who is appointed
Major-General of the Army of Italy. M. de Royer
is named senator and vice-president of the Senate.
Marshal Valliant and Count Walewski are named
members of the Privy Council.
The Moniteur explains that in giving to the Duke
of Malakoff the title of Commander of the Army o
Observation, nothing more is indicated than that
if the French frontiers should be threatened, all the
garrisons would form one army under the command
of the illustrious marshal. Nothing is less correct
(adds the Moniteur), than the statement which is
made in Germany that the government is about to
assemble an army upon the Rhine.
The force at the camp of Chalons will not be more
numerous than last year, and the garrisons have not
been increased by a single regiment.

CVZOIK OVA OWN

PARIS, PRIDAT EVENING.

The departure of the Emperor continues to be
thrown into more and more distant perspective. The
universal impression this morning among persona
passing for well-informed was that he was going on
Sunday. I believe it now certain that he will not
leave before to-morrow week ; bat I am quite at a
loss to assign any reason for the delay. Possibly be
may think it etiquette to wait for the Emperor of
Austria, who, it is now said, will not head his army
before the 16th or 16th of the month. No private
despatch from Italy has been received for the last
twenty-tour hours. There is • rumour that the
French are now fighting, but I can say nothing re-
liable about it.

Preparation' are making at the Madeleine for a
grand mass to celebrate the departure of the
Emperor. Their Majesties, the great bodies of
the state, and all the general officers in Paris will
attend ; the day is not Axed.
The Eastern Railway Company has received orders
to convey 60,000 men to the head-quarters of the
army of observation of the Rhine at Nancy, and has
consequently resolved for the present to run only
two passenger trains per day.
General Rapt/nit de Saint Jean d'Angely, com-
manding the Imperial Guard, left Paris last night
by express train for Marseilles.
In the Pays, M. Grapier de Cassagnac speculates,
somewhat prematurely it will probably be thought,
upon the " Future organisation of Italy," thinking
it desirable that the public mind should be familiar-
ised beforehand to the solution which the future
reserves for Italy " when rendered to herself." The
decision of independent Italy, M. de Caragnac
takes upon himself to say, will be to constitute her-
self into a confederation. " Italian unity" was once

a darling dream of some imaginations, bat is now
universally given up. M. Guizot, the historical
professor of 1828, wrote in favour of the unity of
Italy, but because twenty years afterwards, when
Foreign Minister of France, he entered into nego-
tiatious with Austria, the Pape, the King of Naples,
and the King of Sardinia, for creating an
Italian nation under the form of a con-
federation of the existing states—M. de Causgnac,
making no allowance for reasons of expediency
which may have influenced M. Guizot in 1848,
assumes that he had radically changed his opinions,
and quotes him as an authority for the position
that Italy in 1859 must necessarily, under all cir-
cumstances, be federative. The leading idea of the
article is that whereas in the old time it was neces-
sary that a state should be powerful to live, now in
the Christian era it is enough that a little state
should be founded on " right ;" " her form will be
supplied by great powers."
The Bourse was el day in a dead calm, with less
business doing than we have seen for a long while.
The Rents did not fluctuate so much as 10c., and
left off at yesterday's prices, 61fr. and 60fr. 95c.
Mobilise rose 10fr. The Lyons railway rose
16ft. 250. Northern and Orleans, 10fr. each.
Western fell 10fr., and the other lines unchanged.
All the regiments of the Imperial Gnsr.l intended
for the campaign in %sly wilt have arrived at the
seat of war by the end of this week. The Cent-
Glardee who were in barracks at St. Cloud left the
evening before last for Toulon. The regiment of
the Guider, who were at Melun, have also taken
their departure.
The Marquis de Banneville, lately French Charge
d'Affaires at Vienna, has arrived in Paris.

AUSTRIAN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.

TRIESTE, TMUUDAT.

The Committee of Management of the Commercial
Bank of Triage has called together an extraordinary
general meeting of the shareholders for the Bth of
Jane, to discus' the advisability of deferring for the
pont the farther payment of dividends.

THE M EDI

(11011 GUI OWN

MALTA, MAY 1.

Vigdint arrived from Italy thh morning.
The fleet Lae been reedy toe sea soma days. The Admiral
embark( 1 lair night, and it eme aeserelly nedeellood the
fleet would &I this maculae. The moil tree legiend of
the 26th arrived this eteraiepe; and at 12 1331. ebips Con-
queror and Centuries proceeded to Ns Taller asolcd orders
to be opened lee re In et tea.

WM 8. Cogavt) started shortly after with retied orders.
She conveys a despatch, and is to go with all possible speed.
The captain expects to realise 11 hues pa bow.
H Caredoe arrived. She ha w& cm tit Earl of
Eight and the Bombay et P, which had beta weitbg la Egypt
for trenstoissioe. The Peninsular sad Oriental Compel's
Werner rad ILdie pawengere were salting la Tient for the
Invotrallea

MLT S.

11.11.8. Cordon Isms at 4 p.m. this day. ifs &et
iseeptior Conqueror sad Csetwion. which tailed (yes-
terday), is reported to !main hers till the arrival of next
mail.

INDIA.

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