The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-03 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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The Constittaiostrel says :—" We learn that in
consequence of the communication addressed by
Cardinal Antonelli to the French ambassador at
Rome, that the Emperor has ordered the immediate
evacuation by oar troops of the Pontifical City. A
massage received here to-day announces, as it is
asserted, that the French corps d'arnsee had been
forthwith withdrawn to Civita Vecchia, there to
await the transport vessels which will convey the
troops back to France."
It is quite certain that the news which I sent
yesterday of the French government having re-
solved to recall its troops from Rome at once, is
' true. I must repeat, however, that this is the
I very reverse of a pacific symptom. So far from
contradicting, it confirms the original view I took
of the deceptive character of the announcement
made to the British parliament. The evacuation
resolved upon for the moment is merely one phase
of the rage which boils and babbles at the
Tuileries. Another phase of the same tumult of
thwarted passions is indicated by a leading article
in yesterday's Nord, which was detained for several
hours at the post-office to-day. There it is stated
that the evacuation of Rome could only take place
u a consequence of a settlement of the whole Italian
question. The latest determination of the imperial
mind is, however, to leave Rome to the perils of his
displeasure and revolutionary troubles. It is
even hinted that the Emperor rejoices at !lad-
ing in the garrison of Rome an unex-
pected reinforcement for his army of invasion.
The feeling of the country against war continues to
manifest itself in every way which the little liberty
which exists renders possible. The utter absence
of war enthusiasm, even in the army, is bitterly
lamented, and causes unfeigned surprise. The sol-
diers whose term of service has expired do not re-
enlist, in spite of great advantages which are held
out to them. Even the officers, albeit habitue,*
ready to sacrifice their lives for the chinos of
promotion, look coldly upon the conquest of Italy
for Piedmont. Moreover, it is observed in
the barracks that the German journals are
seized almost daily, and from this fact the right
conclusion is drawn that a moral coalition is already
effected in Germany against the dangerous policy
of the French Emperor. It was to palliate the bad
effect of the known hostile feeling in Germany that
the pamphlet " En Avant," which threatened the
Rhine, was seized.

Some of the prefects are at this moment drawing
up lists of " well-thinking persona who are favour-
able to war," and " anarchical persona who prate
about peace."
The Bourse has fluctuated very considerably. The
Rent*, after falling to 871 r. 200., ram to 87fr. 80c.,
being an improvement on the day of lbc. Mobilier
left off unchanged. Railways were about 2fr. 800.
lower.

M. Mire arrived in Paris this evening, from
Rome, where he has been staying for the last three
months, to superintend the works of his Roman
railways. It is stated that the line from Civil*
Vecchia to Rome will be opened to the public by
the end of March, or, at farthest, by the beginning
of April. It is announced very positively, that
visitors to Reese at Raster will enjoy the benefit of
the railwsy. I should think, however, that the
realisation of this expectation must depend very
much upon the question of peace or war.
The Preece ventures to make the following com-
mentary upon the expulsion of Count Migeon from
the Corps Legislatif :

We yesterday pobliehed the simmer, of the sitting of the
Corp LegWatif on Monday kat. We new give from the
Moiliteser a full report of the pr, meeellege, which ere unusu-
ally Interesting. An election has beta dealered null sad
void by virtue of the discretionery power of the Corp Le.
gieletif. This raeolotion of the Chamber is, umber the eir-
ciamstancee, a precedent totally new in parliamentary womb.
Whatever may be said about the legality of the decides,
and whatever may be thought about M. Migeon, with whom
we have no sympathy whatever, this verdict touches the
qmetion of national sovereignty, and In some sort places the
Corp Legialatif is conflict with thirty or forty thousand
election, before whom the ejmtel candidate soya he will
spin present him elf.

I hope this paragraph may not get the P
into trouble. It was no doubt highly disgraceful
on the part of the Corps Legielatif to halloo on as
they did, almost without discussion, and without the
slightest regard to a great constitutional question,
a rote of expulsion against a fallen favourite of
power. But the commentary of the Freese
is at least as great an innovation as the rote. The
imperial law does not allow the slightest remark
upon the debates of the Legislative Body. The
papers are permitted to publish the official report
just as it is, without abbreviation or addition. This
rigid rule his never before been infringed since the
establishment of the empire.

The Prince Frederick William steamer was safely
towed Into Caleb harbour on Monday might at 9 p.m., with-
out haring sustained say damage to her hull beyond two
small holes hi two of her platen, which ailed the fors ems-
pat teems with water. _

Tus At:Tanaka Corm—l have this day nett
Mktg assastchss tam Visas'. The Emperor is obvi-
ously Is • very warlike mood, much to the alarm st
M. Bed sad the cablsat. His Imperial Majesty
hen male see of very imprudent language with re-
gard to the Emperor Napoleon 111., is which he amid all
the evils of Moot o were to be attributed to Me Trench eon-
rubies WEL With boyish enthusiasm bs thinks ha could
'Mange the meditios of Prams by uniting all Chinessy
ageism imperialism. The Wilmot of Volum hes agreed to
'salamis 150,000 men is Lombardy, and create iceardamioss
is all direction& The limper," proper, Tbilisi Lemberdy
at the reignem of his brother, the Governor-Ossend of
Almeria& Italy.—Pont (ascend wheat).

TBS Peirce OF WALSS AT HONE.—The Prince of
Wale ocattlews to employ his time in the wet advantageous
aid instractive wanner among.t the objec's of interest and
seedy oils which Raw and Its Leighbourbood abound. file
royal highness m. 4 'brawl% his c unpliceeetary visits to the
royal and imperial pereonsms now staying in Row about
a week after his audience ef the Pope, and he lacleded the
Cardinal Saceetary of State la the number of these viMte,
which he p.id in a strictly pante manner, sad mostly to
the evening, without the tortnaluy of a previous mammas-
mot at his Intentlen. Some of the permits he went to see
we et how, and owe were *brut. At the readowe of
the latter the pram istt his c.rd ea Lord Renfrew; but
Cardinal Ashoelli was at his meaning post at the Vatican.
The prince took twenty tickets for the greed boll in favour
of the iefost asylums of Rose We week, sad made a hand-
wee donatka to the inatituton beide., but he did to,t
maul hie oppsrsas at that mry crowded sad brilliant vé.
mime. Under Mr. Shboon's gulches., his toys' highness
continua to visit the principal studios of Rome. Oa Than
day, with Colonel and hrs. Brum, Captain Grey, Mr.
Target., sad Dr. Chambers, the piece visited the studio of
Signor 134•10111, the sculptor, sad that of Mi., '
Houser, the AUIII6OIIII sculptors. , Mr. Gamin's ta-
lented pupil, with whom tee Moose of Zasobis, now le pro-
gram, he wes welt grunted. Tedollers works In marble
were mixt admired, and Mr. Leight .n't beential stud $
of Reines lone, time of which will me low woke their
apemen. at the Royal Academy. His r..yal highows
also visited Mr. Arthur /knees studio, tied woo phased to
esprit' his approbation of that lutist's delliteatious of the
roles ha the Ream Campagna, many of which classic !men-
den he neognised as baring himself recently visited. Oa
Friday the prince made an excursion to the site of the
GehlL—Letler frees RINI, Feb. 26.
Yesterday evening the anniversary festival of the
German Hospital was osiebr.ted at the London Tavern,
hie Royal Meioses the Duke of Conti ridge in the chair.
Ansieg the company were Count Benutortf, the Pruadan
' Ambit-44w Count d'Apponyi, the Austrian Ambergris";
Count Platen, the Swedish Waists' ,• the Hat. Mr. Gros-
venor heron Kee *beck, Frederick (lath, Esq., Zee. Mr.
Wright, Rev. A. Wallow, and about 200 other entiews.
CILFSTAI, PALACS. Ole! SHILLTitO DAT.
WIDNESDAT, MARCH 2.—Atheirdcw an tiara; 991;
dills by swim dolma, 601; total vlsilmes, 1,49