The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-09 00:00:00

'ELLIG:

DISTURBED STATE OF AUSTRIAN ITALY.

The sews from 'tidy, although very probably
exaggerated. in many particulars, is beyond doubt,
taken es a whole, of ea alarming nature. The Turin
journals, with the Opinions at their head, speak of a
'struggle as a thing which cannot be long de-
layed. A Milanese oureepondent of the Piccolo Ow- I
Fier. d Delia goes so far u to assert that collisions
between the people and the Austrian army have
already taken place, although without any serious
results. Brescia, Como, Pavia, end Cremona, are
deeeribed to be in a state of effervescence. Not-
withstanding all the efforts of the Austrian police,
portraits of Victor Emmanuel are profusely dis-
tributed in Lombardy. Many arrests have been
made is Milan and Pavia. In the latter town the
garrison has been reinforced, domiciliary visits have
been made, an& concealed arms have been die-
eovered. A letter states that hasty orders have been
given for making new fortifications at Venioe.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

("wow ota OWN 00111.111IPONDEST.)
PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The Moniteur only registers to-dey the fiat
which occurred some time since, and which the
Galilean clergy regard ea a deliberate encroach-

meat of

that the Cardinal Arch-

bishop of Paris, contrary to precedent and
hierarchical rules, knelt down on both knees Ware
the Pope's Wancio, • mere bishop us parlays at
St. Denis. The delay in the official publication of
the event confirms the fast already stated, that it
has excited dissatisfaction among a large body of
the French clergy, and that the Emperor, after
time for reflection, deliberately takes part with
Rome. The Univers is looking up.

The Hoarse opened with Scones at a alight ad-
vanoe i afterwards there was a reaction, but prices
recovered for the close. The holders of Credit
Mobilier shares appeared to be much lees anxious
than they were about the new Imperial Bank. It
is now said that this establishment will not do bug-

nem in the public funds, but will *online itself to
discounting bilis and advancing money on nego-
tiable securities, including warrants. The Rente
closed at 73fr. 6c. for cash, and 73fr. 35e. for
account, being in the first ease a fall of Sc., and in
the latter a rise of 16c. Mobilier rose 12fr. 60c.
The Eastern Railway fell 2fr. 60c., bat Orleans
and Northern rose Mr. each, and the other lines
about 2fr. 60c.
M. Minis leaves Paris for Rome.

The French journals cite, u a very curious in-
stows of the enthusiasm in France for M. de
Lumps' abeam for piercing the Isthmus of Boer,
that a regiment of the line stationed at Vinosones
has subscribed, every man potting down hie name,
from the colonel to the drummer. I admit that the
incident is eurious, but I doubt whether it will en-
hance the value of the shares In what one of your
contemporaries calla the Egyptian " New-cut."

The idinister of Commet in gamer to a memo-
rial from the Chamber of Commerce of Havre, ems-
, plaining of the injury ruffered by French comma
in consequence of the state of affairs in Mexico,
bait informed the chamber that their complaint has
been communicated to the Minimum for Foreign
Afhin, who has consulted with his colleague, the
Minister of Marine, es to the measures which it
may be neeeseary to take.
The Petrie object' to the following passage in a
letter purporting to be from its own Loudon corre-
spondent, dated December 1 It was under the
able and far-seeing direction of Lord Lyons that the
large forces of the Allies landed in the Crimea with-
out confusion or casualty." The correction which
the Paris now makes is that Lord Lyons, who was
at the time second in command to Admiral Dundee,

had nothing whatever to do with the landing of the
French and Ottoman troops in the Crimea, and that
their landing took place under " the exclusive direc-
tion" of the admiral commanding the French naval
forces in the Black Sea.

The Hanoverian miniatry has just been defeated
in the Chamber or Repremetstim, an a proposition
to inseam the direct texas. Very lately it was
defeated in the Upper Chamber on a qacation re-
lating to the admuustration of justice.

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MINE.

In closing the third year of his Court de Lathe-
tyre, Y. do Lamartioe oddment to his mkooribeni what la
denominates an explieation franehe. The subject of course
I. the national subscription which beers his name, and its
want of anent Borne of the mows in this address ere
tinged with a bitter melancholy. Thum, in cm place he
says Various cams have compired to disaste the heart
of the country trom me at a time whin I had mod need of
ita prompt and constant smistance. It would, however, be
wrong In me to be astonished at this indifference : it was
natural. When one wants justice or favour of ones coun-
try, to live Is an unpudonablit arms. Only death can
absolve from certain services as from attain oilebritioa. One
ought to learn to die jut at the right moment ; that leo not
beta my good fortune, although I have done everything to
prepare for kin dos time sad place ; but God, the Lord of my
lest day, la also the Lord of my last Perham, OM. Until
now this sympathetic end honcemble movement of the heart
of • nation has bees called forth everywhere—la England,
in Inlaid, in Vanc•—ea often as an appeal to national ma-
thmati or national Mama has boon nude on behalf of a Der-
mot of the minim • eletemote, an orator, • writer, or •
path My heirthinght. rtglittp et wrongly, that the
mthe supers idglit he thgedlisers is a similar appeal.
*WM Nig MOM hays deoeived me
Ist thembditedribee. 't miter take sufficient sc-
anted Hittite% theddmmetifidok nor the maneribed bit
*ollak 110.1061.101 0. owl IMMO* swum
theism if ilegeme, irate show limeediel."
P' awl ham didladd ore,.amirr,*=limpsnle to
414110 aegtiadea, far th
loWirsiolimumAvOloseal =rift, Isalf•dart isha
heft Malin lekb hath* eighths liewebeen
auk In good faith, is a
eallmeny whisk r• 7 Pk adds *r all thole who know me
peimally. I have lived mieding to my station, as
Milken and the most gowns isonomieti advise. I have
sew bad any other luxury Mien • tow ImedNiZetkoa kita-
Mem too largo for my Wale, fla as
whit& I omit not pen dews refiblutkpedig Or editssead
imasyles the Odd eLneplembrailtratedat doom& If
I be eels poeisseut_ the dos et Mahe& I timid not
. ham kids mime egiApaeues el &aka oh gistro. My
fortune, meal oppose* Wm seek was new imp. The
wind would be seleekhol iress I bengal hers the small-
art
of way paidemeld eels* the ids ups It befog de-
duotaL I have suesadersi maim 'whatever the declaimers
plod my pretended alb of miravoparre may say upon the
asther, with their els/Mks to boot. All my sets of furniture,
elimmthod Addis tadßesse, woad not colledively equal in
mita, nor anything Bite it, the duple* furniture of a suite
of rooms haunted by an habits' of the Bourse in the Rue
Vivienne or the Roe Richelieu. Where, then, are the monu-
ments dray opelemos P Where, then, are my smithies with
ten thousand Imam& In the whole of my life I never
put but one stone wpm another stone, sad that was to mark
the spot of two tombs.
" Oat maim weds, wait anima colusabas I
" Others mama& 11111 SW great hospitality, quite meth, to
the pementry la my fields. They do not know that this very
haspitelky, whisk they imps* to mom • mime, karma!
end inevitable ha upon mishrity, wiMiw.tltL or 11l ao-
gtdred. Them an masts muse that reallallthimpithery.
All the unketwitie of Promo, sad ems dlio••••••=la-
stbratively towards certain nenam, I do net tag'lthetillos-
trims, bat awe &Maim than ether =Tim
wmport, or weever. The thresholds °lamb shaft the
beamed by pastes* distrait &kW, spipay • the*
tables are cowered with loam blotted with teem Thai weer
math a year In my it when I remind so *my se lin
thousand of these Wm, and Ihma too, three my Mara la*
obeatuity. What maid booms of you if you had them Mk
odd tad Martass herd aspic metal f .
"The years that immediately!dined the Remilkit
1848 were prtioulidly estereas, mil so to my easegithip.
Row maid a seem Woes *dam his be trust with Sea
who Awed in hie ethele eadtkadoes for sidtioatd*. oder
sad prameeleg mkt, i thomperieds, when theme have
*Mem, ins iaterested appereelly lima vein property, wire
pthrethipaikthig rep their hood ke 117
"Titan therms, disesteem to the deeper% ampermared
firdtmg a period of diebareseside abbe* barn& There
Mr me help kr ft bat to get Mr deeps lambed, In
welt to hod about dm hundred Weedier Llama belong-
*, to the estate.
04 Them the hawed of the old and new debar etwasulated
atrogi:pital. I loped to have supported alone this treble
of • revelation, that weighed samo heavily at see
alethere, ofemproductim Leads end ezethilmt
litatillelandtalliter up by the stemegth et meal labour.
to thepithe and to aa asdatthoe !e whisk I shall
be grateful, this labaae lueuglii beak liberally its
*word. But meats trinefon• the mme, the head pows
weary, the public beam, past, mandes mega. He who
sips pabllc, says &NOM j the trade of a men d hears
k sandy the mat of the die with public mini* this labour
intadades bat doss mot had. We reckon she yield ; we do
set realm the outlay, the &tomatoes and rolsoaloaktions.
Why' did yes not sal your leak r people em to me
nay, with a semblance of reason that deceives *dies not
peoperly tekemed.
" I did not sell, and do not sell, amines art ma porahma
amps forward daring the too year% sad moo mum forward
even new. Row ma you sell if them me no barn ? The
lends are advertised everywhere sad every day. Well;
my enemies or my Made may sok as this heed all the
notaries of Paris, Lyons, Mama sad Prams, who are oom-
Wetland to sell the estate' ems et a loss. Thera honour-
ed. public dithers will mower unanimously, that they
Mae not readved tie air of • madras for
them lads, veined by the meet antedentioss awaken at
more than two od et trance. This het, faurediblo as it
mpg Nest. L noweltheises Mee; I comma to sap Mad of
,pmtheibleall Mean be proved that ham nedeel mg
SAM kr them tee minions of deed vales , ••7 Imalla. I
thaw bead It alkali wolf to erequebled OM pitmo-
'Mom el aside athiagesi ler tea wheels yams, M pest km
tepid', with pith aimless for the pneeltieses,thd
• 'bait eepkedatte belempied by thaw eilandeges. At
h I asetreat tht 114 sag fs daskthidelf way
, Them perthesui, fp farAsea tidy behead amen cald-
*lists who with me well or wag them.** en bootie
and greedy, on the mesh for Megiddo' hams, the her
slate of width air 3remilti the to Id lard el kr aolhkg.
" If kindly topttelisia, thoy de net &eke at any prko
bey my pomade lad dwellings.
" They do not Moire kin the first place, breams it would
idiot thdr bind hearts to disposeme me. la speaking draw
they site Ott vine al Virgin to the swain expelled from hie
Mantua
" =ma% serest, op, too rare maaebaat.'
" la thosamal perm beams la paying me even far the
lands split be the mks, they would be thought,
=set majmelly, b hais mikei by my rule.
" Thirdly sad Lady, beesme Ii le set elms* agreeable to
• family invested with the most deserved toed oonsithratka
to mooted to • mass miketnemely esiabpdal In abodes mods
miarioas, If not Masmioaa, by *het name. There is la this
scathed Warms the modest sablad light of the new
prommear sad the gluing hum of tits ousted owner, that a
man dose not like to undimpekher to his own person or to
them of hie °Midair. I attst eassisr• myself-0d hrtild
-ste Villein or Joan Jacques loose -u ; bat min the
Imam or the Cimeneemes M they woad net have been •
Arlathltdligto teller peed to bate suceseded b that
• ElTst is thateetlegebe beats naknown to feast rather
Irked smart Imre/ the yew at the threshold of
dreselkag by kipereanate pilgrim to the abode of ga-
"ARM miebelty.
"If, on the orabery, they are host& and greedy capital-
las, they will still lees be tholloal to mese tanned to-
gertheas my estates on a kindly agessment. They will
welt MA the unwearied pathenos or opeaddion kr the bow
'alf a forced Ws, ea auction by lend deems, in the liege of
raise the inroads worth minims ter • tomillit of
Mar.
" Endowed then in this dilemma, the batevolease or apt*
mama si perthesess, I meals trealthed to the sertheribe
imams* of my biesere, am will my Made or seesthisea-
seat to bee me from this baked We lttel beethea.
"Do not amuse me, am, at not being will* to 046
you do not behave me, try and mobs me ea aka, semi
me WM pad* oplaker If I reties to." • .
IL de lasosmias that oatelveke—" It hr been