The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-20 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE PARIS CONFERENCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY.

The Plenipotentiaries of Austria, France, Eng-
land, Frauds, Rumia, Sardinia, and Turkey, met
yesterday at the ministry of Foreign Affairs, for
the purpose of signing the treaty for the frontier
settlement in Bessarabia, and for regulating the
coition of the his of Serpents and of the Delta of
the Danube.

the Monireur confirms the fact that a treaty
of commerce was signed between France and Russia
on the 14th of the present month.

FRANCE.

TIIE ELECTIONS.

A circular, dated last evening, bus been addressed
by M. Ilillault, the Minister of the Interior, to the
French prefects, relative to the approaching elec-
tions. The Minister enlarges upon the amount of
liberty which the government has decided to allow
the electors, and proceeds to animadvert upon the
" pretensions" of the opposition candidates. The
greater number of these, he my; formerly professed
tepublicon or socialist ideas, and they have not yet
repudiated them. " What, then," adds the Minis-
ter, "do they want P Is it to again present
the ?motion of a republic to the universal
suffrage which has three times solemnly
condemned it ? That cannot be seriously said. To
take the oath to the empire, and, submitting to the
constitution, to All loyally the duties of a deputy P
No one will believe it. What then remains' To
seek to sow trouble and agitation ; to embarrass the
action of the Emperor, and to weaken within and
without the belief which all Europe has in its power;
the energy with which he has done so much in the
last six years for the glory and prosperity of the
country." M. Billault expresses his utter disbelief
in the success of there candidates; but by the
earnest exhortations and directions which he pro-
ceeds to give to the Prefects te secure majorities for
`he government, shows that he is not altogether
rithout his zoitgivings.

Wo Had the following in yesterday's Momiteur
PERTICTORE OP THE DEPARTMENT OP TES 'ZINC
smicrioms or arms 21 AND
Eleatas d the Depirtatest of the Ilelseb—Tsa see con-
yekei Se ism per degiliss to the Leshithis amps.
The time eslisthe Wye dim, the agathe sopthenting
eel, 5,.~ its st thetas, the gethuneat hired to
let Its ova eglith M op* athwatiall ea the iisetioea,
obi& woe ddlessd lig to the thwithe et petits end the
rivalries dathitha. At the platheg the proumme, in
frankly sdagang miming seism Is asailift Sem to.
Legislative dupe :wry tathlelthp pees the lath bie
desired the Chamber to be diadem spanked Ile Remo-
val will. It hes wig athwall is then the athgth were et
ithimace—thth d gtheleheleg to the waft t era
have its codas" la ether OM the with rtes estt lode.,
Weed by iwelltedens el Stith, width me elr thedlith
la ceder to gone, the Emma mai lath die amid 01
on
es climb; ilitgeththp___ththmielel le bloom es
es be the sly thiliallas WM the apdhs sibs bon
dm* gives pad et At tantinele the emdlest le the
ReesemmemiwM ke easy; with &paths thengleg bee
eltha Owe sail mother want et that yea =de ape
PISMO= la slab milli= eel and& Yea my be
aseedeeel thee the ONIMMINEESS el arith ethallea athilth
gag thilopeebny Itemembekkier geobeeeelime
Ws the rad, several dee emellbeet dee enevieem—
dethrth advenosito at the bertha agthilithea—ctik na-
no Tow than to order :Wok to repeals elm
The ceadidatel whoa the govannotal pthalsatin yew.
la sine of the sisotteal diebirts el the 14thliethl if the 1
Betas, are the late deputise. Whilst nesereisp sa
Ate isrlspeadaate, they have gins pod es way Impolvat
eeteekm of their tree petriotim.
For the mg thouleng dithiot nahrediiebg the
crease of the pipaisithe the ethathis is the
he hoes mew mei le member el lie Om&
d Peden weer dwell= le Sr govembeet d to. impose
Stec eel to dm lime& IS bee heolv-eitieeme lie PASTEPIESEAM
Mehl@ adfseaves, loyal be a sere sad wed
thlgott
It is by the 000paretkei af the peat baths of the state,
and esperieny of that ate whirl' nee' the Imes tint the
&none bee bees alibied to pen thine& In yams,
Stang which away sad mine eihnithis her, to math,
diappered bawl the intro if sew shales sad sew pier
porkies. It le owisi to this ce-eporeeka that the three
non of meshy ban her UN eitemsamo is names thin
say whin ; that gips* was lave dewed the the
et Path sad all 114111106 1 that seolealtove, Woozy, rd
toads have bias poleeled and dethloyei ; that sa improve-
neat to the coaditioa of the akar ollaisis has beam sublet
to to oceneeserl ; that the tends. at the eoanriptioa has
heisioadseedlighter ; thetas, sretybas,tiotvithataadieg this,
received a non sued reastitetias; that the hithattiont
amity end public miasma have bees ntaltiptied ; that
corals hue lath einedy beta reduced, notwithstanding
the mot of the war; sad, folly, that Nemo bra
wages/ea by sres, es well es by the whined bar
the nak dist wee dee to her Meer.
Thee the theolica I that pet :—To vote kr the oath
Stair drithatth by des goventseat is to thity their waded
by ywaruallagos, to terry:* whet they lath otheined, and
to beDithe the estentithet the lthipsrca's great pergeola
To the, at do «satyr, kr kettle ceadittnea is to
Mew is s anise without aa object rosy who for the ma
pert have be the mein se sympathy with the people; who,
be the exinise of power, have already elves mak of their
hicepacity sad wadawas, sad who would thy be able to
also up spin their Arty es the miabotemse of their
country.
Your choice moot be &stabil.
The Prefect of the Sebes,
0. E. HALLS/UNE.

Hotel-de-VOL of Paris, June 19, 1867.
(A het of the °Wall cemlidetes for the metropolitan da-
putmint, whose rams h• already been published, follows
the above address.]

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PIEDMONT.

In the sitting of the 16th of the Chamber of
Deputies at Turin, M. Brofferio, the leader of the
extreme left, addressed the cabinet, as he had
given notice of doing, regarding the late visit
of Chevalier Boncompagni to Bologna. Count
Caesar, President of the Council and Minis-
ter ei Foreign Affairs, replied that the mis.
sin of Chevalier Bonoompagni had no political
dg cation ;it was simply a mission of courtesy.
Notwithstanding the disputes existing between
Turin and Rome, the Piedmontese government had
never ceased to revere in the person of the Pope the
religious chief of the immense majority of the popu-
lation ; while at the same time it had introduced the
reforms called for by the times. It had never swag
to consider itself a part :of the church, that being
also the profession of faith of the nation. Hence it
appeared expedient to perform en act of high cour-
tesy towards the Pontiff, who was approaching the
Piedmontese frontier. As to the concordat, the Che-
valier Bonoompagni's mission being one merely of
courtesy, it could not bear the most distant relation
to any document of the kind.

The Ifestaffsre di Modena annoonses ham Baas
that the Pops has granted pardons to Advocate
Fromm eturblastd, President at the Caoldissat
Atonally st Ross 1a 1849, and to Coant Antonio
Morhostd, who ealarsanded a military body mast
the liagablia The latter has already Myrna to
Rms.

Advises ham 8t Petietteur state that the cholera
16 Oahe allaml the weber boom vermix. The
mop aisdar Mee thereat meat herreety pie day.