The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-10 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(rsow oua ows cossesrosorwr.)
PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.
The Patel,: contains the following oracular reve-
lation about the forthcoming loan : . .

Several journals announce in positive terms that the
Loan Bill will be presented to the Corps Legislatif on Mon-
day. We believe we may affirm that the bill will neither be
presented to-morrow nor the day after, and that the day
when it will be presented is not yet fixed.
Professors of the art of reading between the lines
say this means Wednesday—but they may be
mistaken.
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It was thought yesterday that the interview of
M. Drouyn de Lhuys with the Emperor, which
had been spoken of as threatening his appointment
to the foreign affairs as a war minister.
was explained away in a pacific sense by
the consideration that his only object was
to speak to the sovereign about a modifi-
cation of the treaty of fusion between
the French Eastern and the Luxembourg rail-
way companies. But now it is stated that M.
Drouyn de Lhuyes connection with the Eastern
Railway has ceased for the last six years. The
reason for his late audience of the Emperor is,
therefore, as open a question as ever.
A considerable number of Hanoverian soldiers
who fled from Germany after the conquest of
Hanover by Prussia took refuge at first in Hol-
land. The Dutch government being afraid of
getting into hot water by keeping them, they
went to Switzerland, where for the last
year they lived quietly and almost unnoticed.
Lately, however, unexplained "foreign influence"
induced the Swiss government to give the " Hano-
verian legion " notice to quit, and they marched in
a body into Strasbourg. The French government
giving them ready hospitality has assigned them
quarters. The officers have been sent to Bourges,
and the rank and file to various villages in Cham-
pagne. The France says the incident has provoked
very unfounded malevolent reflections in certain
organs of the foreign press.
The resignation of General Bataille, lately com-
manding a division of the army of occupation of
the Roman States, which was a mystery, is now ex-
plained. lam told that at an evening party given
by a great Roman lady—the Princess Borghese, I
rather think —General Bataille expressed the opinion
that the temporal power was essentially dead, and
that it was folly to attempt to prop it up with
bayonets. When this indiscreet conversation
reached the ears of the government, whose candi-
date in the Nord was elected the other day, as the
Monde openly boasts, by priestly influence, General
Bataille was informed that he could no longer hold
his command.

We learn by telegraph from Dublin that the
schooner Jane, of Portrush, was wrecked on Saturday
evening near the fikerries Islands, and that the captain and
dune men were drowned.
SOUTHAIPTON, FEB. 10.—The Liverpool, Brazil,
and River Plata Company's steamer Humboldt, Captain
Perry, from the Brazils and River Piste, has arrived hare
with 23,335/. In gold for London, and 7,700 packages of
wool and hides for Antwerp. After coaling the Humboldt
proceeds for Antwerp.
TEE 80LiCITOR-GENZBAL AT HELTON. —Mr.
William Baliol Brett, the new Solicitor-General, arrived
at Helston on Friday, and commenced an active canines on
Saturday. He was well received by his friends, but the
liberals threaten a contest, and have Mimed placards calling
upon the skate:on to wit►hold their promises of support.
A Mr. John Lea, who dates from 30, Bloomfield-terrace,
Westboureiviernee, London, has issued an address, on
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