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DUKE OF MODENA'S OPINIONS
tESPECTING THE EMPEROR LOUIS
N-APOLEON AND THE, PRESS: - - --- •

(From the Earls (orrevondeitt of the Times.)
Certain documents were recently found in the ar-
chives tlf the Duke of Modena, and among them two
autograph letters addressed by the Duke to his Minister

reach Government, and though kn3wn to exist; the
- unconscious until Count Morny's recent
complete liberty they''reallv en-

just-been forwarded to a certain journal, in which
will doubtless appear.

PAVALLO, 9.

That of Nesselrode is a simple
loes not appear anything else.

le ever gooilwill of Piedniont to

inform you that it appears to me -very
oar journal should go as it does gleaning
.ories.. On reading it no one could guess
journal of a government which has not

.‘i•a-poieon--tile journal of the' only govern-
ment who ;lesire:•to know nothing of this brigand
(di quel brigante was .disgusted to see in yester-

wzy :s munuer unnecessarily copied the article of the
Monitor). on the Archduke Maximilian at Toulon.
Silence . might have been maintained, or it might be
said that the Archduke had been feted, that he had
seen everything ; but to repeat the words that he was
in .admiration of Napoleon and of modern France is

enotwo to 'mute one let one's arms fall and mystify all
the simpletons who will believe that to-morrow, I wish
to repair the wrongs of which I ant culpable towards
M. Bonaparte; The Archduke may have proposed a
toast to the' self-styled Emperor, but it is known that he
did drily, and without adding a single word. He
,S been invited. to Paris, but has excused himself.

it the Moniteur (Moniteur Men-
us hear of things which have no

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aesire, moreover, and even I command you, to take
articles of the J.Vord, that excellent and well-edited
Jurnal, which you have, and that you lay aside the filthy
and stupid courrier Dalien, and many Sardinian gazettes,
as well as the Triegthte, which seem to be a little too
much the oracles of the Jfessager, and that you take only
the indifferent articles; but that the articles shall not be
copied in which are avowed sentiments contrary to ours.
The _Augsburg Gaz•ette has sometimes excellent articles
of just' defiance on ',that. barraque Bonapartigte. Per-
AT I 0 N as •
taps it would be well to translate them,• if a good trail's-
.fwo years and lator can be found, for I foresee this just objection on
son's, 97, Mount- I would have advised Ferdinand Galvani to
...ently consult his uncle, Don Cesar, on this compo-
sition. If he did so I believe the matter would be better,
inasmuch as I think the paper has more character and
ca3l' political colour. I conclude with saying that lam ever
1 Merchant's Office, a your very affectionate. " FRANCOIS."
is well acquainted - •
—Address to J. B.
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" PAVALLO, Sept. 11, 1855.
'eply in a few words to your letter
-day, which 'brought me the two' melancholy tele-
espatches .. from the Crimea. In this world,

can rascals (coquins) triumph.
Jelieve, moreover, that the "Westerns are at the apogee
Efunceforth, as after ,the burning of
will turn, if it please God, to their
• ---- see a revolution-

and an increase of insolence on the
Austria is in a fix (impasse), and