The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-16 00:00:00

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THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND PEACE.

The foundation stone of a new church at Ram-
bonillet was laid on Tuesday, and the Moniteur of
yesterday publishes an aceount of the ceremonies
which took place on the occasion. The Emperor
Napoleon has given from his privy purse 100,000
francs (4.00014 towards the cost of the building ;
the rest of the expense being met by the grant of
a similar sum from the Ministry of Worship and
by a loan of 200,000 francs raised by the town of
Rambonillet. M. Baroche, the Minister of Jus-
tice and of Public Worship, was present at the
ceremony, and also at a banquet which took place
in the . In reply to the toast of " The
Emperor, the Empress, and the Prince Imperial,"
he said :

The heartycheers which Mae jest welcomed the toast
of the Emperor, the Empftes, and the Prince Imperial pro-
posed by your worthy mayor, the chairman of this banquet,
are a fresh proof of your loyal devotion. and • striking
testimony of your gratitude for the benefits you owe to
an august munificence. It is to the Emperor and his
generals, initiative that the, religions edifice Is about to
arias width has so long been en object of demise moan
the entbe popalatkin. The sovereign whopreeidee over the
destinies of Prance is able, amid his anxiety for
the general interests of the sountay, to extend his
solicitude to loo►l and particular interesta, and
eagerly mires the opportunity of amisting them.
Among the questions of a general order which
have lady fixed the attention of the Emperor, there is
one the 'elution of which you have all applauded : I speak
of the measure proposed in the month of AugmA toot for
hastening the completion of the district roads by means of
• oonaiderable subvention furnished by the state to the
communes. A department so extensive as that of the
Seine-et-Oise, rich in its agriculture and in its various
productions, must profit. mare than many others by this
immense wade. Thus the population and the authorities
of the department have weevily expressed all their grati-
tude to the Emperor. I am happy to announce to you
that the Imperial promise will soon be carried out. A
bill has been prepared by the Council of State
to ensure the subs entice of one hundred millions to be
given by the date, and to institute the financial estab-
lishment, which will place • capital of two hundred 'mil-
lions at the disposal of the communes upon the most
favourable conditions for borrowing. The bill will be pre-
sented to the Corps Legielatif at its very earliest Attlee,
and we cannot doubt that that peat body will devote to
the rapid examination of this mamma the patriotic seal of
which it has given so many proofs. Permit me to remark
that this important work of district roads, which employs
for • certain number of years the finalises of the state
I and also thus of the 00111/MIAINI, is eseentielly one
of the works of peace, and would not be undertaken by a
wise government at • period when pesos was not assured,
when war appeared imminent or merely probable. The
eagerness of the government to hasten the execution is
therefore one proof the wore that it wishes peace, and
that it has no mean to believe is war. Yes, gentlemen,
the Emperor wishes pesos, an heoourable peed, worthy
of a peat nation. France, confiding in her strength,
lis prepared fur every event by the development of bee
military organization; she does not seek war, and we are
convinced that there is no thought of declaring war against
hoe : the peace oniarops will not be disturbed. Do not
believe, therefore, in those cries of alarm, in those weeds
of war, that error or malted's's reproduce, so to 'peak,
periodically ; employ yourselves In security with the
labours of apiculture sad industry. Yield withimt fear
to that movement el revival and astivHy which has de•
elated itself in all the industrial and emninercial maim,
and regard with confidense the future that is opening
Wore you.

• FENIAN PROCLAMATION. —A telegram from
oerk dates that proclamations were extessively posted
la that city on Tuesday night from the " Oerk Oentesl
DirwetorT—l. R. 8.," repose/Meg essusexion with the
late petty raids for area, and threatoseing wadies
peniebesent, swift sad sere persons sestina* sash
peaotiees, which bring Fenia;shrm into centempL Tbs
" Directory " reserves to itself the right to make raids.
THE NATIONAL RZTORN UNION AND THI IRISH
CNINICIL—EarI Ransil trill preside at the great meeting
this evening, at St. Jassee's.ball, in sapped el Mr. Glad-
stone's resolutions upon ilia Irish church, sad the ssestang
will be addressed by Professor Fawcett, YP. Mr. X
Mall, Sir P. O'Brien, ILP., Sir John Gray, XP., Sir
Hoary Hoare, Bart.,. the Hon. Amber= Herbert, and Mr.
Massa deism We nadirsese4 that the deemed less
farm and meerved-ang Milner has beat
Tus ant! Cuuseu.--The Rev. .W. Condor,
of ILsashester, ha. canesoted to deliver lectures as the
Irish dumb in the 41wee towns of Itsehford,
bit=
sad Southend, on censeentive evenings, at the
of May. These aurae twee lie is the soy orates of tory
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