The Express. — 1861-03-30 (London, England)

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.  OWN ODA OWN  PARIS, FR/DAT Evizniga.  I see by the lithographed correspondence which goes into the provinces that the article in last night's Patric, complaining of the Orleans princes having attended the funeral of the Duchess of Kent --and which, by the way, is reproduced in this morning's Constitutionnd—has "given rise to all sorts of conjectures," and is connected in some minds with rumours of the " mobilisation " of a large French army on the eastern frontier of France. From the same authority I learn that very serious egforts are making to establish the " autonomy " of Ireland and the lonian Islands. I doubt whether you will easily bring yourself to attach much importance to these rumours, which, I suppose, serve a purpose here. The Presse, quoting a passage from a leading article of the Daily News of March 28, in which it is stated that the French army is at present the hope and strength of the liberal cause in Europe, and that, although the " presence of the French army in Rome is no doubt a protection to the Pope, it is equally • guarantee to Italy against Austria, and a security for the peaceful abolition of the temporal power," appends the comment :—" It would be difficult to reflect with greater precision the true sentiments and aspirations of public opinion in France." The Presse says of the attempted reform iu Venetia :  The Emperor of Austria has published an ordinance concerning the mode of electing Venetian deputies to the Council of the Empire. It was not worth while to take this trouble—no deputies will be named. The assembly in which the representatives of the Venetian people are to sit will be held in the Cpitol, and not in Vienna. Where is the Venetian who would betray Italy for Germany, and abandon his mother for • step-mother ? The new electoral ordinances promulgated by Austria are merely a concession ♦a point of form. The Emperor want, to hare it believed that be really governs the people whom he only oppresses.  . The Bourse (which in Paris is open on Good Widay) was even more thinly attended than has been usual of late. The Rente gave way 10c. or 150. in the course of the day, but recovered for the close, and was finally quoted at 67fr. 75u. for cash, with a fall of Sc., and at 671 r. 80e. for account, with a rise of bc. Mobilier left off without change, as did most of the railways. Orleans rose Mr. 60c., and Lyons Ifr. 25c. The Cebu* Mires rose sfr., closing at 95fr. At Lumen, in tho department of the Gard, two young men have been arrested on suspicion of having murdered their sister, Francoise Aberlin, aged 18. The motive for the crime is said to be the fear that their sister might marry, and so diminish their reversionary interest in the family property.  A letter from Vienuw of the 26th says :—" The day befcee yesterday Mdme. Caine( loft this city forLoodon, where she is to sing at Covent-garden Theatre. Collies, who is • great favourite with the Viennese, was nearly smothered with wreaths and bouquets on Saturday, when she sang for the last time as Leonora in the ?Tension. The managers of the Vienna Opera-house would fain have re-engaged the Hungarian star (the Hungarian word means ' stall, but her terms were too high for them. If Mr. Cr) should give Halevy's Join* this season, the London public will find that Madame Carnes is a great tragic actress as well as • test-rate singer."  The Malta Times of the 16th lint. mays :—it seem% to have been determined to distribute the British fleet in the Mediterranean into area divisions. The fleet to he stationed at Malta, under the immediate orders of the Commanderin-Chief, Vice-Admiral Faushawe Martin ; the second for the coast of Syria, under the command of Rear-Admiral Munday ; and the thikd for the Adriatic, under the command of ReirAdmiral Decree, formerly holding the post of Captain of the Fleet. Vice-Admiral Martin bad transferred his flag from the Caner to the Neptune, aisd Bear-Admiral Decree hoisted his flag (blue) on board the Omar, sad, with the Algiers, left forCorlii. Rear-Admiral Zoaday will leave in about a week on board the Hannibal, 91.1(or Beyroot. The Cressy and Jeans Watt are to nags tog the prinutat