The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-09 00:00:00

M. Illifutne has issnol. the followinz a 1.11.:•.,

Eltetors of the Second Citeumseriptivii of the V I
areepted the eaudidatuto uttered toe as -o on a• I
learned that the euudi.h.te who ha. so ninny te
your string.: had :poutat.e. retired in my
I have He. wr lash able to Uleiel taint the merits of
lute power---I was nee. I' ila I.y its tabu atpluor
nor itstonisl., by tl.e pr, digions checks which
have so rapidly broke.' down its I have
lamented these cheeks for the sake of my caentry,
anti I think with ail goal cith-ees that it is high tints to
use the powers given U 4 by the censtitation to re:to.to to
the corps Legisletil the authotity which ought to belong
to the represeubstives of the liatiou—that is to the nation
it: elf. I shall, therefore. use 'very effen tto prevent any
measure of a nature to compromise the interest-. of Fnitiee
being resorted to without the legitimate interpret, r• of
public opinion being first consulted. and I shall repaid. Ito
thu facile doctrine of " accomplished facts which et it era
every fault anti encourages the coutun,iou
onus. Your glorious Bret... nee L. already working in thi..
!peat by its illustrious reptesentatives. MM. Tiller,.
Benyer, and Marie, who, though divided upon sem.•
roads. are unanimous upon this. I venture to think they
will COI dially offer me their hands when. bewared by roar
suffrage*. I shall tender theta my support. 1 frankly ask
for rho votes of all who .rice with my views on the pre.
scut condition of our deur country. As to thus.: who think
the country should perpetually he treated as a minor and
unable to take care of itself, 1 have nothing to :ay to
them. If they should triumph. I may be resigned as a
emendate, but as a Frenchman I shall tool husuiliati.d.

J. Drvatutt
Adv.:Nate, 'dumber er thy luetit•ae.

Pr rt. 6. 181.41.

Lubonis, the deputy for Nice, having be.•n
appointed governor of the branch bank of France
in that city, it was taken for granted that there
would be another vacancy in the hales Legislatif.
in which no •• functionary " eau sit. But it 1041‘14
that M. Lubonis. fortified by the precedent.; of
MM. Fremy and de Sonbeyran. ;Toyer eat
nominees in the Cr(•dit Foneier, to contend
that he is not a functionary within the waning
the disabling statute.
News has arrived by telegraph that M. de I. trey,
one of the opposition cionlidates at the late eke-
that in the third. has been found guilty of holding
au illegal elertural meeting in his own house at
Alain, and Sued 2,5 fr. The only particulars known
is that he was voriferously applaudod while de-
fending himself. and that the president and the
gindallll4ll had to interfere to restore orier in
court. The nominal senteuee shows that the
judges t hare felt embarrassed by the task im-
postsl upon theirs

The ticuth of Prince Peter Dulgoruukta, at
llt:nc, is announced. lie wu+ author of a work culled
••Tho Truth about Itu-.in.•' which at the blue of it. pub-
lication made twos noble in she world.

The Xing of Prussia arrived in Dmsden on
Monday &luta. 'lle King fif ixnuy. hi, minister of
wait, gturialo and °Seem wont to meet the royal vioitor
at ilia station. A great orowd loudly rhombi' the two
1MMV114116.. The Ptinc•- !loyal Albert, rosaaaador-in-
chid' of the Saxon army. went as far na Rieaa to pte•ent
to hu jr*ty the repiiit i.f the twelfth fooleral
anyw furnirbed by Sitsi•iiy.
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A ltug4. 6tr has just taken pkur at St. Michel
Ilaurienne in the &lad of the omnibuses aud dili-
Amer which perform the Aea vies over Mount l'estie.
Only about a donut of the eeh6•lo+ could be saved. and
the li.irses and wale• could only lie rescued by brushing a
►ole in the well at the bi^k of the kettle*. A large
stutotity of fontfte cud borne... we. deetsnye4l, and the
Ilatel 4111 Petit-raris is a ►eel of ruius. The luso is esti-
aoatott at 14,0004 The mum of tes Waster io sot knows.