The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

The Moniteur of this morning costUine the fol-
lowing :—" The Senate and the Corps Legielatif
will be amembled at one o'clock to-day to receive the
communieation which Government has already
annonnoed its intention to make."

The emeetilsthommei of this morning has the fol-
lowing article :
There Is this to be aid for the snag sinatica, that it is
elm sad well darned. But the light has dashed h
eat tt so
emblenly that =my partisan of Annie who were ready to
eo= for bar peal& diepasittom are mow at a Wes to emir=
whet b =wim. The urge= et the English Cabinet, for
Inetemos, coma Wenn was atrocity OR the pert of Ametsla
—dot woks who Ohat is in word they =O. "There sag bee
mistake," sold they, ens dews to yesterday, " we will yet
lope ilea AWL is but the ristiot ea ualsetenati =loader-
stessiimp." The canon of Views, ft is penaded, did mot
knew of oho olheices of Piediment to the Owl* el a geme-
nt disermemeat i Rotten whoa ft mint orephition to that
sine to dieing Immedithdy. This is what wee add po-
larity; bat bray this hypothesis is leadosiedble.
It is now chesty dtommetrand that And& had reasived
°Mehl iniligewee of /adieu's adherion to the English
proper& at the moiment when she despatched her ultimatum.
This ultimatum was shady noshed upon, the tams of it
were already Nettled, hi= the cation of Vies=
sompted the pep eel for • own= Oa the
very day Mesa the fury shinty 'peke so lewdly
of the loyalty of Austria, the Archduke Albert pro-
seated this act aviation awl Asphalt, at Berea, end asked
the Primo Reran° bastes the amomplios el It. The mow
a the Regent was oath me night lave be= expand from
him ; it is dike ha teumble to Prone end to Germsay, of
which Prowls is sow the Ins npreesntatin. The ca-
tion of Berlin not cedy ,jested the Vies= pro-
politica, but it bee awoolateri Wolf with the paced dell
Europe. This (read act which silimatios the inset rasp
Who by Mister, Is the liabiallealltiell dhr Thal MUM of
*induct ever shoe Lord Cowley's Miedlioo. It is new an
Winded het that the tabhatt of Vienna has new acted an
open mad sheen pert towards Romps In regard to the pre-
wed eras. Austria was met stance when she accepted the
principle of • European wore= for, in point of ha, she
never istemdsd to counterman any congress which would
have inquired Into those thiop which she desire to remain
=probed, which would have introduced light and
order bib those Wags which her policy Is to
solve in darkness and trouble. The abbot ef
wee not more sheers whim she dermaded • mo-
ral disermemeat as a preliwiaary to the campers. fibs
wee not more damn when at the ken moment ohs still pro-
tested that her Mintiest Inn polio, end prcalleci never to
be the aggressor. Austria bas broken all hes premien sad
empagereentr—the has mot even beta at On pa ha to peg
attention to dome. That she should have ass
guided to war by her Interests sad ambition le
• hot which her Ohio= delleudess weed whops bow
=demised ; but they wiU sot forgive hot hr eon
doessemdei to hypocrisy in order to precipitate a violist
denser:mt. Austria deceived Europe by holding oat aha
hope of pow, while she was all the while resolved tow to
war. The ultimatum which requires liodinia to Mum
=thin three days Idt Milan ea Osod Fridley; it is thee that
pion Amnia keeps her Enter.

(7101 OVA OWN

PAUtB, MONDAY EVENING/.

The sitting of the Corps Legislatif announced by
the lifositeur for to-day, in order to receive a com-
munication from government, has been postponed
till to-morrow. Boma few people argue from this
adjournment that the government still hopes for
some diplomatic communication favourable to peace,
but all the news of the day is diametrically opposed
to any such expectation• I believe the only reason
for the delay is that a great many members of the
Corps Legislatif are In the country. They are sent
for by telegraph, as it is wished that the chorus of
Vive I'Empereur" should be sung by the full
strength of the company when the official announce-
ment is made. The Putrie is instructed to say
that the comuinaioation in question will be a bill

for augmenting the levy voted on Muth 24, 1868,
from 100,000 man to 140,000. The eame journal
denies a report that a loan will be proposed at the
same time. I believe the Patric is quite right. Is
oorresqaence of the terribly depressed state 'Atha feeds,
money will probably be mind for the present by a
large issue of Excheqeer
There is no longer the least affectation of secrecy
about the Emperor's intention to command the
army of Italy in person. The Petrie announces
that the aides-de-camp who will "go with
the Empwee" are General Count de Montebello,
General Prim), de la Moscows, General Flenry,
Colonel de Waubert de Geniis, Colonel &ills (the
two latter only recently appointed to be aides- l
romp), Lient-Colooel the Marquis de Tonlougeon, and
Liestesont-Oolonal Count Lepk. The orderly of-
ficers who will accompany his Majesty are, Lieut.-
Colonel Far*, of the Artillery; Staff Chef d'Esoa-
dron Schmitz; Captain Brady, Artillery; Captain
Emile Teacher de la Pepsis ; the Prince de la Tear
d'Asvergne, captaia of infantry; and Prises Joa-
chim Must, lieutenant of cavalry.
General Niel left Paris yesterday to take the

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command of the 4th corps of the army of the Alpe.
The Prow announce, that the departure of
Prime Napoleon is delayed for one or two dap, in
esneeqaence of the adjournment till Tuesday of the
communication to the Corps Leilslatif.
You must not for the future expect to find much
news &boat the movement of troops in the French
papers. They was cautioned on this subject some
days ago. Several of them, evidently moved by a
wholesome dread of oeasequenoes, have gam re-
peatedly told their readers that they shall only
speak of the army with. the utmost circumspection.