The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-06 00:00:00

FRANCE AND ROME.

DRESDEN, Ann, 5.

The Dresden, Journal of to-clay publishes s tele-
gram, dated Parisi, sth April, stating "on good au-
thority" that the Emperor Napoleon had given a
distinct assurance to the Pope that the French
troops would not leave Rome.

TURKEY.
VIENNA, FRIDAY.
The Oesterreichische Zeitual of to-day Pays that
the news of the landing of General Mieroedawaltie
in Albania is doubtful.

MOSTAR, Amin. 5.

The insurgents have trade a fresh attack on
Poglizza, but were repulsed by the Turkish troops,
after a tight which lasted four hours.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, SATCRDAT.
The Royal Mail mteera.ship Niagara, which sailed
to-day for New York, took 35,032 i. iu specie.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo-
nial-aloe from the Lord High Commissioner of the halm
Wanda Despatches were mat to the (overoore of the
North American provinces, the Cape of Good Hope, Natal,
and Bt. Helena.

General Count Muravieff-Amuraki has been
permitted to retire from office as Governor of Eastern
Siberia, at his urgent request, niece he could not obtain
more money to carry out his great schema of oolooketloa
on the Amour. The Siberians have given a magailcest
banquet in his homer, and have presented to him a silver
clock of the value of 8,000 roubles. The hands are is the
shape of two pens, sad the Sores represent the dates of
his more important operations in Siberia, especially his
treaties with China.

A manuscript of John Huss, hitherto unknown,
was discovered a few days time by Profaner .11ofler In the
Imperial Library at Prague. It la a fragment of a diary
written at Constance.

A few days !duae the entombment of the heart of
the late Kiss of Prossi.i'. in the mausoleum at Chartorten-
burg took place with the utmost privacy, in accordance
with his Mujesty's will. The Queen Dowager was preseat
at the sal mad solemn ceremony. By the terms of the late
King's will, his library, oonsistinz of about 40.000 volumes,
was left to his brother, Kiag Wilburn, with the exception
of the works of art, which were bequeathed to the Queen
Dowager. The doubt, however, arose whether works eon-
tsining woodcuts and other illustrations were to be included
'la the " works of art," as waU as the countless art jouruals
is the library, and the question has been decidud ia the
affirmative.

A medal has been placed in the sarcophagus with
tbe sees sostsining the remains of the Emperor Napoleon 1.
Os ems side are two groups of old wuTiors depositing
wreak, sad on the reverse is the bead of Napoleon 1.,
with the following inscription :—" A mark of respect to
Napoleon 1., Emperor of the French ; offered by his old
aoldisee, remnants of the armies from 179 to 1815, and
deposited in the tomb of the met man on the 2nd April,
MI, the day of its inauguration under the reign of Napoleon
Emperor."
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There is story of an abb4 who has invited a
friend to partake of a dish of ortolan/. He preferred them
done in hotter, his friend in oil, had directions had been
given accordingly. The friend came early, sod, while
talking, fell down in • fit and shortly died. As not •
moment was to be lost, the abbe ran to the head of the
stairs, and called out, "Do them all in butter." He then
took measures fir proper di. awl of his guest.—runes.
Yesterday the 47th Rw.: nient passed through
Liverpool, ea roars from Dover to Dublin.