The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

FRANCE.

(nCil ova OWN 0111illPICKTa7R.)
ARIS. lax lUMTEribloo.
An mportrat meeting of Prusian sad Austrian
dloloosatists is about to be held at Tomas in Air pra-
m. lu 01 Lmprror of Austtits. lrespatchas from
gametes pert, of Germany state that 31. do Rahlareg,
the Au.; ran minister for fonago affairs, IL do
Iff•rther, 'be Premien minister a: Vrions, mid M.
l'oartialik, the French taiaistar at Berlin, are
sat their way to Vireos. A letter in the Horse C'er-
rassiseedowee say. that M. Poartabh iv ring to the
Soper*, Napoleon's headquarters t bat this Dews,
liken by itself, is improbable. The ambassador may
bo sat thereafter the contereees of Verona.
Thar car seemelr be a doubt that the object of the
amnia' under the presidency of Franos Joseph is
tnJoevour to devise soar IMMO to pt aim out of
the Inghtlal mess in which be Las 'heaved Lot-
loth Peoria has taunt the tint step in the •• snood
ineastion," which, seneediag to the bast evidarah
oho parpnad when oho domed the mobillatioa of
her .irmy. She he. obtaiasd, It appears, from Ans.
what ars ioosiderrd is Gerniary so very :up
osamarona on the subject of reforms in 1414," had
spon the haws of these easeassions she is Low about
to make au appeal to the " moderatruz." of tap Em-
peror. The groat difßealty io the way of a. this is
mat the Emperor is understood both by the Italians
and by has own sultan, to stand pledged to dries
thir Austrians altogether out of hay. There is not
the least expeetatioa in Paris that Le w.f. renames
UM iota et this pledge, more especially after that
heillisat &MOM which has hitherto atteLded the
Pi &at ma.

The Petrie Rim the following as an extract of
Ihs @pose\ men by the King of Sardicla to a depu-
tation bus the eassieipality of bologna, Musing
distateuhip offend by them.
win los be good ettou,th io te.ko do perk Is t.f
muloirelea I the, ender *Remise mei utmotvireo, all is=
imie steps earl reeoludese me calculated t, denier the trees
at imkgesarene. Runge wet we bore any maul se se-
ere me el men hem psessael amanitas, sad ofd
esbetliste Pielmeatesesbeorptloa pu
ke
moths.
The Holy Fetlkr, the emerstei hood of the airman hes ee-
ssined st the beef el his pseple ; be he est. Me the
seeerebree of Perms. Mies. red Tummy, loft hie ter
peel setheelty mesa We see, angler*, boiled sot may
empest bet ho meeellesle thee emberlty. I gall dimp-
les., were toebterehe set eatorery se equity sad burl:A: to
lbe amble care whisk we arm Let at sot lane{ dud
Has leas Isles Waco.
It nonce be said with osetaisty that the above are
Rs execs winds pronounced by the King of Sar-
dinia, for the Pa', te prefaces Mom by the peculiar
french idiomatic expression used to igoralify • state-
ment nut Touched for, "II aursit dip, be. I see,
however, nothing improbably in tho speech put he
See mouth of Victor Emmanuel. It IN plain that
asythiog tending to excite uneasiness anion Roman
lailiolics em to the ultimate fate of the Pope must
embarrass the allies at the present moment. On the
ether hand, the &Ireton to " present circumstances"
and " ill.cossidered resolutions" sufficiently reserves
tall liberty of action to Victor Emmanuel at some
future and more propitious time to offer nis name to
the oppressed populations of the Roman states ea a
cymbal of that emancipation which be offers without
any reserve to Northern Italy.
the Rousse has again been very languid. Ths
absorbing question with all speculators is—What
are the real intentions of Prussia The Rent*, after
dropping to 62.35 for account, closed at 62.65 for
sash and 62.60 for account, with a fall of 10c. and
Ic 'ilobilier rose 3f. There wit very little change
be railways. The tone of the market was much
hotter at the clone than at the opening, although
Isle business was dose, and quotations remain
nearly as yesterday.
Kossuth paid but a very eying visit to Paris. He
arrived yesterday at the Hotel Jacob, white he re-
esived several emits last night and this 1110191.4, but
before hie advent to Paris become generally known
he was off by an expels train to Lyous and Mu-
soillee. He is expected in Genoa on Monday.
M. de Past, whore miraculous recovery from the
injuries he received in the too (troops duel which
wan the talk dell Europe at the beginning of this
year, is now As well ma he ever was in his life. He
has lately published, in a volume entitled Paris
Intone, a collection of those spirituel contributions
to periodicals to which he owes his reputation as a
writer, and more recently, a little book of travels
sailed A Month in Germany."
All, or at least almost all the special correspon-
dents of the French journals at the theatre of war
have been sent back to Paris. M. Aehard, of the
Dilate, and M. Texier, of the Sieele, have already
Iwo seen upon the Boulevards, and M. DrOolle. of
the Coostierrtionnel, is expected next week. You
may remember that at the commencement of
the war it was rumoured that co cor-
respondents would be allowed to follow the
French camp. This order, which was certainly
sot acted upon in Piedmont, appears to have Well
revived when the army got to Milan. it. po:ioe
Icily ordered the French journals not to say any-
%tunic more about the battle of Magenta, and in Don-
soyeence the account which M. Tesler sent to the
&Tie was entirely suppressed. That journal was
reduced to excise itself to its readers by saying,
" Oar correspondent hit sent us such a harrowing cc-
fount of the battle of Magenta, that we think it de- ,
serable to suppress it, sot to dieresis our readers."
It is reported that the Emperor, in giving an order
for the expoleion of the correspondentsosid, " These
geot.enun describe my battles as they would a new
piece at the Com."

" Coasideralge quantities of siege arti:lery here
within the last few deje been despatched from the
eriensle of Mete, ltauei, La Pere, Bourg's, and
Vincennes, to the army of Italy.