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PRICE 4D, STAMPED, 51).

The Opinione says his Majesty has entrusted
Baron Ricasoli with the formation of a new minis-
try. Baron Ricasoli is, however, confined to his
bed by indisposition, caused by the deep imprEssioist
which the late misfortune of Italy made on his
mind.

THE INTERNAT.' . NAL EXLIIBITIO ,V
OF 1862.

A letter, of which the following is a translation,
has, been addressed to Lord Granville by Prince
Napoleon, president of the Imperial commission
appointed to represent the interests of intending
exhibitors :

The Opinione confirms the statement that the
mind of Count Cavour was perfectly composed,when
he died, and says that in his delirious moments ha
frequently gave utterance to the words, " Italy,"
" Rome," " Venice," " Napoleon," and added, " I
will have no state of siege. Italy must regenerate
herself by liberty—ltaly cannot perish."

"Paris, Ist June, 1861.
"My Lord—l have the pleasure of informing you that
his Majesty the Emperor, being desirous of contributing to
the success of the Universal Exhibition of 1862, has by
decrees of the 14th and 18th May, been pleased to appoint
a commisson, of which I am president, to organise the
French section thereof, and to place itself, for this purpose,
in correspondence with the Royal commission over which
you preside. lam anxious to add, on the part of my col-
leagues and on my own, that we consider ourselves fort.o -
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nate in being thus associated with the Royal commis
sioners, and that we will render them hearty assistance in
this work of general utility. •
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certain points, the knowledge of which would materially
assist us in the fulfilment of our task.
The time intervening between the appointment of the
superintending commission and the opening of the Exhibi-
tion of 1862 being less than in 1851 arid 1855, it is of import-
ance that her Majesty's commissioners should communicate
to us without delay all decisions, &c. proceeding from them
the knowledge of which can be of any use to us. on to
" For instance, it would be especially useful to us to be
informed of the regulations that her Majesty's commis-
sioners propose to adopt in regard to prizes ; whether these
will bear an international character, or whether each na-
tion will make its own arrangements in the granting of
them.
" Our labours are impeded at the outset by the uncer-
tainty in which we are at present placed concerning the
position, the nature, and the amount of space that will be
allotted to our countrymen for the exhibition of agricultural
and industrial produce, of machinery in motion, and works
of art; and it would be extremely convenient it her Majes-
ty's commissioners would take the earliest opportunity of
transmitting us a general plan of the Exhibition buildings,
showing the space allotted to France.
" Until we are furnished with this document, it will be
imp-ssible for us to enter into any arrangement with those
persons whose zeal we desire to stimulate ; and if this un-
certainty be prolonged there is reason to fear that the suc-
cess of the Exhibition may be sensibly affected.
" I transmit you copies of two decrees appointing the
Imperial commission, and I shall have great pleasure in
communicating to her Majesty's commissioners, should
they desire it, further information as to the progress
of our labours.
"I have, my lord, in conclusion, to acquaint you that M.
Rouher, Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public
Works, is appointed vice-president of the Imperial commis-
sion, and that by delegation of the president, M. F. Le
Play, Councillor of State and secretary general of the com-
mission, is appointed to correspond with her Majesty's
commissioners. " I have, &c.,
"NAPOLEON (JEROME)."

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state that he had every religious consolation.
A deputation from the municipality has demanded
that his remains should be interred in a conspicuous
part of the cemetery of Turin; but the. Cavour
family have not consented, because the late Count
expressed a wish to be buried in the city of Santen a.
It is said that Prim.° Carignan will be present
at the funeral.

PARIS, JUNE 7.

The Pat,* of this evening says :—" Advices
received from Turin state that the health of Baron
Ricasoli is sensibly improved in consequence of his
having been bled."

NAPLES, JUNE 4.

The national fete was celebrated in all parts of
Naples on the 2d inst., and everywhere passed off

quietly.
The societies of working men who are devoted to
Garibaldi declared their meetings permanent, and
held themselves in readiness to put down any
opposition to the popular rejoicings. Demonstra-
tions and speeches were made in favour of the
deliverance of Rome and Venice.

ROME, (via Marseilles), JUNE 4.

A notary has been arrested and fifteen physicians
have been exiled, in consequence of the discovery
of proclamations and tri-coloured cockades.
About fifty peasants, who had taken refuge in
the Papal territory, to escape the conscription for
the Italian army, were arrested, but were after-
wards set at liberty.

PESTII, JUNE 7.

The collection of taxes by military execution is
being everywhere carried out with the greatest

severity.

The Municipal Council of this city have resolved
upon forming a civic guard on account of the per-
sonal security of the inhabitants becoming more

endangered.

BRESLAU, ZUNE 7.

According to news received here from Warsaw
Count Zamoyski was present at the first reception
of the new Governor of Poland, and was received
with particular distinction.

It is generally believed that Gen. Lambert will
accept the post of Governor of Poland, Gen. Souk-
hozanett only holding that office provisionally.

The remains of Prince Gortschakoff will be re-
moved to Sebastopol.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY.

The Anti de la Religion of to-day publishes a
despatch from home, dated the 6th, announcing
that the Pope had experienced some shivcrings on
that day, which were followed by slight symptoms
of fever, and prevented his Holiness from taking
part in the religious procession.
The Marquis di Villamarina has arrived in Paris.
It is asserted that the Emperor has sent an auto-
graph letter to King Victor Emmanuel on account
of the death of Count Cavour.

It is also stated that the prorogation of the Corps
Legislatif will be again adjourned. •
It is asserted that Count Arese and the Marquis
d'Azeglio have arrived in Paris.
The Patrie of this evening says :—" It is asserted
that the Porte has received a despatch from Fuad
Pacha declaring that he guarantees the tranquillity
of the Lebanon.

BOURSE, June 7,—The market has somewhat
recovered from the depression caused yesterday by
the account of the death of Count Cavout, and
prices have again rallied. For the Account, Threes,
which are quoted today ex div., opened at 67f
35c, and are now at 67f 45c. Railway shares quiet,
but firm. The following are the last quotations :-
41 per per Cents•... 96 25i Credit Fonder
Do end month.... 96 351 Belgian 41
3 per Cents
Do. end month 67 60' Roman
Bank Shares 2890 Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 685 Spanish Threes —
Do. Account 687 50 Home Debt