The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-16 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1861.

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Mon ova ows coanzaroitorsrt.)
PAWS, SATURDAY EVENING.
I apprehend that the recent mysterious article
in the l'atrie, calling upon Italy to volunteer ma-
terial guarantees to France as a condition precedent
to the evacuation of Rome, must have provoked
some embarrassing diplomatic notice, for that
article (which was heeded " L'Alliance Franco-
helicons ") is repudiated in very emphatic terms
by M. Litnayrac in this evening's Pays. This
writer, evidently commissioned this time, declares
that " the views developed, or ratheriudicatol. by
the i'atrie are altogether at variance with also
policy of the Imperial government" That policy,
we are told, is simply one of justioe, not one of
"encroachment or conquest." France went into
Italy for the sake of peace and the balance of power,
and not with a view to her own aggrandizement. The
annexation of Savoy and Niue was a " niece recti-
fication of frontiers," which is not to be drawn into
a precedent ; and, moreover, since that annexa-
tion France has solemnly proclaimed the principle
of non-intervention. After quoting at length the
answer of the Temps to the Putrie, which I noticed
on Thursday, M. Liniayrae concludes with these re-
assuring words :
This Wee the Temps is right and the Petrie is
yOcrtit. error is altogether personal. The politi7"J;
(ssistrast) of Italy which it would inaugurate is all
its awn. Trams with her 40 millions of souls and her
pities waists ao guarantees from Italy. Neither mistruLt
nor erequeser—such is her programme - aprogramme
applauded by all generous hearts. and b) liberal Europe,
and whisk will be applauded by posterity.
I incline to think that tins artleie is of more than
common importance. It coincides with the sudden
arrival of M. Benedetto from Turin. That diplo-
nutlet, after an interview with M. Thouvenel, has
gamble Tronville tosses his family, but will shortly,
rt Is said, return to Turin.

The absurdity of the note in the Pays (relative to
the Ville-la-Grand affair), which struck me yester-
day, has not escaped the attention of the French
independent pry. M. Nefftzer says of it in the
Temps :
The arremeatation of the Pays is perfectly ludicrous.
Row eau it possibly know befotabani the results of the
fuller inquiry which it avers to be necessary, and take upon
itself to eased that France will torn out to be in the
right! This way of putting the ease is not complimentary
to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, who is amnia by iamb-
nation of having acted upon insufficient informatics. Verily
thee:Alkalies pews appears lately to be all abroad.
The Bourse was flat during the greater part of
the day, but became somewhat buoyant at tho
doom Rent. ruse sc. fur cash, and fell 10c. for
account, clueing at 68.95 and 69. Mobilier rose
1.96. The railway quotations are nearly the same
as for the last two days.