The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-24 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Fanrsr, II s..x.
The enmmit.es of the Assembly upon the law for
the sum. re ,ion of the clubs did not present its repost
which it ed for the purpose of reconsidering yester-
day. P s understood, however, that at the opening
of the A.sensbly to-day this report will be presented.
M. Napoleon Bonaparte, son of the . Ex-Ring
Jerome, awl a member of the Assembly, Is to leve
today f r Madrid, where he is appoinWd Minister
Father Booth's, gourd of the Jesuits, has arrived
Pinslle propels going to Portage], hopiog to ,
get per miming to -establish the order there.
T cholera does not at present maks much pro.
pees in Paris. A few new cases present themselves
airy in •I le hospital*, but the number ia very few, and
Sty ear.ny yield to the remedies employed. It
is rraatkable, too, that the greater number
of cases show themselves at the hospitals,
ea persons already prostrated by illness. Bina the
9th Turd., there may have been 100 cases, which is an
avers*. of 7 a day, whilst in the former visitation of
the disel,4 the numbers attacked augmented after
the same lopes of time by several hundreds a day ;
and on :lie 14th day, the same at which we have now
wile I, arm than 1,200 persons were attacked, and
840 bad tbed. The disease does not appear to be of
the same diameter as that of 1832.
I send y. u the balance-sheet of the Bank of France
kr the l't k ending the 22nd inst. The notes in cir-
culation have increased three millions and a half, two
millions Paris and ova million and 4 half in the
departm. ate. The Treasury balance is decreased two
minim s ttueding now at 62 millions. The stook of
bullion is sgain safpneoted by e'ght millions. The
discount have diminished in ruts two millions, and
in the provincial banks one million and a bale The
1n... are now 4241 =Mims against 328 millions of
IST kT Or SRI BANS or FRANCS cep to MAR= 22,
eith the corresponding items dens preeed&l work :
West wins week ening
Xeres U. Mini 13.
t. e. P.
67,300,N0 • Iljotose •
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SPAIN.

Our correspondent writes :
MADRID, Manes 17.
The Clamor Pub/ice of today_ deals the hayseeds&
uttered by Mr. Bastes in the House of Conmsern:
*
spatting that joareal being the organ of Lord
atom is Spain. It affirms, moreover, that the MN it
has neelved from its Paris oorreopoadent respecting
the failure of the attempts to adjestlhe &Aiwa r affair
are perteely true. Nothing can he more groundless
than the accusation that this journal is the echo of
the noble lord, or that it is dependent on any in&
- .
Yesterday the Strata Abele Galiano tailethere
the government fore xplanatioa, ceseerning
Prtd htervention is the Pontifical State,. General
Names replied that Spain had offend to afford her
support to his holism% and that the government
weld give effect to its promises whew the occasion
should be presented.
As I snaennoed to you some time sego, this inter-
vention is seriously resolved spew, and in the war
etre they are peeing over the mope of Italy that were
meld by the Nab wired Gomel° di edova, in the
Italian wars carried on in the time of Isabella the
Catholic. Timer maps, as they are bert three centuries
sad a half gild, mince fail to be very instructive to
our modern strategists. The emery will also be
favoured with an extraordinary eontribelion to pay
the expenses of this new crusade. TIT Pori, a minis-
terial print, referring to the notHamitionim of BPlio
in the notes transmitted by the Austrian governmeat
to Its representatives in Paris, Peril% end St. Patti/-
bite, obeereen,, the the entry of Spain into the Hap
%nation took noise time pore'te the slats
the notes refies to.

aimed Mliew has gas to /doh back the cele-
brated 0211111111 110.10. lam anacquair•tod with
the ass** d Me small, but when we reflect upon
-that pationonleissator position hem, and his. well
knows iedliewse owe the game, it mama fall to have
some iligastmee. I will oodeavoor to bop you as
02sr
oessead with ee to this stair.
The' ' head their martian through-
-4 ow. ' 1 4 Catalcada; and, amordlft to
...ask . haileg-govorameat to
in Bar-
calms, !muslin appeared is proximity to fort Mar-
ques do la OM d the demises of that city.
mums, mass I.—Mais pee Oar, SS 1-16 INCOSIii ; aber
ler% Uri 111.• re air... 101 perm ; atter Boise, 10 11.10 I.
Preire,Si paper; eter lislr. 3MU irk. Omar, 114. Tramp
11111 e. lOU Moro, IS orb. Prk al IL Peedlasao. U. Elam.
al laallas. N.

ITALY.
MANIFESTO OF MARSHAL RADETZILL
The tollowin document appear in the Mime Ga-
mete et the 16th Modem :

IeAnITIOTO TO TIM TIMOTO MIDIS MT 0505111.
At the seemest of ems* arse drawing my sward is the
&ham of the riches of the engem my waiter, sad ter the
maistananop at the =WO, at thestosareby, I owe it to ay
brave away aid to the, eamisthis of the mass I defied to
eme te gimes apes the elesdelet of my &deism, as well as
slay own. The pewee el siest man is great ; florin
itmods Ls lea= iii to my sostemperatims
to death resides in the amp et
tho min that of the kisg. TM perm
IWO hes Isea the bit by width he has bees eseight.
MOPS@ mein meleisel the meat Wrathy bin
7tBilmend= st geed mighboarsidp, the edemas
4 pima the Telma esti mouthed into Lombardy..
hey t relatiseilip which On MAMAS kis
hiriellsgmeZite limily—fosopelleig On the home of
Beim mem =Aside die possimades et be inows—wamp-
Ike miter bet the imemedsese
haveall treatise, semi timpleing
the lows whisk Mims that emerged kin barbarism
will ever septet, he has rutted with his any apes ear W-
A*, like the thief who awaits the oppeatesiig et the orb.
Mies of the am the is commit his theft with bragemey.
• The origin tif lib war h knows. trader the peened= of
:=4.,-liirr—wkwii.....,l3,,krelti:ll,l=. the
abet thiset it milesened the is. et Annie. demi
,iyfitteteseme =ref 4= ==the et
Wows . ile Wary, the eels= et lb states sal
he Weir oloseintr, may bosom-
''. Net the D 16.1616616 et lthe amement, when
=se gsmimenle men Mild see bents Mtee
Mof elia salty. Their Gest dwelt win the
Me eit ereryciVgoverentrat, sad et Arles is particular,
be weir t• eat • Mist peel* from bleed and ruin,
Ified rem . Charles Albeit was is have the first part
is this • comedy ; they Med upon his army, spin
hie impurities, mad apes the reortimea he could
alloal
is favour of the monmest. The eassinnation
it hoses around my military reessams, required by the '
timed imarreetioa, was looked spa by Ohmic. Alpert
s. eistrategied error, se the &beadsmen= et Lombardy. A
gads= awake this! I still 1.5.54 d nefilident moans
la mks 'ldea repent of bar rskslhse, bat I made no
see ef it. I kaew that the solution of the mutton did not
11.04 upon the destruction of a town that I wanted to
pawn foe my emperor and master. Charles Albert
=
Lombardy triumphantly, without meeting with
thlakiser tinsel! alit a 4 master of the country,
hothine he was ignorant of the diners's there Is &mem
he set
tie
rinintrieriasild kitelinite At th
war ieheManattfon:iyi
Whimphal stank. He was bitten and oast more traversed
Lombardy, &Sag mom rapidly than he had marched across
that proviso without having • single mans before him.
He tried ems more, before Milan, to resist my viewdata
ztviesolcill up in.
istbye town, be might have bees Word
arm ions in it
meared two days would Lave napes: to reader his flight
dig isepossible.
"Threimmesil guard of the earns?' army was dismember'.
I jlgks limbs= certain that I should net emmesser my
Mims ohne& is my march, and jot I sessede4 es anoie-
dee ee my advenery. I permitted all these who he some
peseelsed themselves to leave Milan then. einwiethp they
amid set base expected to be trailed b are with se mesh
Indelgesse; bat, in displaying Me 2 Mina
that I woe sodas in the spirit of the gemnnesst et mg In.
perm and sovereign. I knew, Wised that llintels_wostd
sustain her tight, and resist an selectee( usszempith teen
ehery, bat not make conquests, ime give cause for • mewl
war in Europe. I arceidusely Wowed my victorious teems
to halt on the banks of the Tads*. As soon, bowies, se
Charles Albert had recovered from the dismay caused by the
checks he had eastelsed, sod bad to • certain extent reor-
ganised his troops, he neommenceil his old game of intrigue
on the soon futile mad saw orthy pretexts. The evacuation of
Visits did not take ' and art. 4of the armisdes wee set
executed. I saw myself and essetnined to use re-
prisals, and to retain the park of besieging artillery whisk
was at Psalms, intil Verde* should be freed from the Pied..
manses troops, and the fleet have let the Adriatic. At
lettgth the lost did leave the mess of Venial, but not to re-
turn to the Bardiaien coast, in maternity with stole 4 of
the weistion bat to proceed to Anocsa, where it onadass4
=Tort On rising of Venice. Charles Albert alwarigisdea•
hinself logifimate madder of Lombardy ; he
with Lombards in flight • Consult' of goverentent, whisk
hosed deems as if it were the legitimate gove at the
ernats. The mat aliensil sad Gies WIWI= were naiad
at the head-coneers of the Meg end spased ever all Liss
hardy la order to peepsgefis sad keep alim agitation ant
bthadoess swag the M.*. Knaves artist as agents alike
revolted provinces et the empire were treated by the king
sad his Ambers es the envoys of hisaillydrie:erts.
eTribr es
men employed the West and most incen exaltation
anises ay troops to induce them to desert. aa4
ussuthwetad recruiting agents played ea important pert at
the bead quarters of the king. MI could has breases Net
the royal dignity would fall to such a degree of brims I.
the pram of Charles Albert, I would not tare spend him
the shame of whim bin prieoeec at Milan. Out of rasped
is • primes' whim, in midst of the antilneserthital
tendencies of Skidoo's,
_I have thought proper tipsiest eves
is my esay, I should not has beget that between the
dignity and tie pesos • great diffuses* still sista. Poli-
ties' events have caused the ermistim to be prolonged more
this was Weems at the meow= of its esseisdes. Pied-
meat has mated by this haters' to make ondinial prepara-
tive, of war. The unitise has bow a deception, a word,
sad sethisg more, although it ens the king who solicited
le, declaring his milk Wisdoms. Ho had not forgot the
lees of the Ws crown, which he Weedy thought he hold
ism la his hand, sod be mold not beer to see himtelf so re-
frain the roan M great captain, which he
CZ E=dmes, tried patriots subjects devoted to the
chirpy wen excluded Noml/meanie., mad isms the=
were =Led thee most blend repthileme, dreamers
Faisal kamiledge, fontrlgmbig
_Mame= These um
the kb& worthy of being- pitied, to the most extreme
Maass =wiretap ; so that, ender the empire of blind and
eashitiss, he diked the strhyof his hereditary provisoes,
end the mistmes milli T. he house of flavoy,through
• tabl=l..ol.o.b. ones seised the moments of
wises whine Amnia has been engaged, and as
binned at the tine el the War of the Saccessioc, to
attract to It ha llow of Lombardy. Bat Charles Albert is the
fret who has ever pretended to the possession of the whole
Modem. Oa what *Meths. he support his pretensions ?
Oa seas! Austria penises liinbudy by the same treaties
se them to which the Wise of Nam owes its right and title
and powessios of the Island of listellaia. Wes this by the right
of conquest ; Charles Albert hear saver conquered Lombardy.
He seised • mosest when the musts was without troops
to make a treacherous insides, het he was driven out with
shame. Did he act in virtue alike free election of the peo-
ple, of the soi-disarit fusion i Mb Wks is oily as act of
rebellion, an act extorted illigally cad violently Gem *party ;
an fill of whiolothree-fourths of the populaden had sot the
least sedan, the slightest idea. Charles Albert has never
pelesinel the sy myosins* of Lombardy • he does not possess
them sew ; the gems& themselves declared it. Ills army
Virsianietaato bad been reckoned on, and hears the cal.
of v= eied:bitrary intentions. As to the army.
teattibeis wed sympathy has degenerated into
To these desire to know what is the love of
the Lombards ter Charles Albert, we will say, visit the
Gmrpi Palace at Milan, and you will there find the beces
et this love in the holm of the balls with which the roam
which Charles Albert occupied is riddled. We will add he
led shamefully at night from the capital of his faithful Lom-
bard allies. A king so despised carnet be a kiss of the choice
et the people. Never was king so treated as Cheeks Albert
um by the Milanese. How can there have existed, how
ass there sow exist, and for the future, aeration and attach.
moat between him and the Lombards ? The two parties
deceive each otb.r. They hops to trick cash other, and
that if Austria be vanquished they will be able easily to
pit* of each other. Charles Albert Wenn is the rola of
W theme and his dynasty as if he were tie primly=
et ithadni. D 066 C bastes Albite, Who wee the meet
at eassarchs, think by change to essialidate Ilia threes by
the adoption of • policy of the sea i Hossety sac jades
as. virtue of which • samara lam then es mas an
=History gives no Samples et meedidatith of
by diehemeety sad plirjuey, sad Merin Albert will
set snare his own after having selanalsoll It by Si an-
limbed ambilles sad &sin of eimaget. Cemident in the
*thief me mese asii Is the bravery et aa=i=, I will go
=MOO theilleethe mass. einem oar in *story
lima= bionstit the= peam, Ist the deaths a second
ye* The -or Turin will. perhaps, rather the
=am more easy.—Hanmem.
• STATRS.—Letters from Rome of the
14th s=ane that the prelparations for •war were
mile with the greatest activity. Cannon wars being
sast.
. Itosooni announced on the 13th to the Assembly
, II
that the six envoys sent to Paris had been sem-
radloially received by the President.
, LOMBARDY.—letters from the Milaneeo and the
rDalliesmantion.the evacuation of Canso and ethos,
by the Aostabms. The object of these mew
Meats appears to be to ormenstrate the Austrian Mem,
;on the ltoe of the Takeo =clothe Po. We have all-
vices from Milan to the 18th. A municipal volunteer
yard Wee kneed In that espital for the maintenance
[iit order.

THE suot-wiasta4- tWlooging to the New Booth
Wotan Bann Naiiieltieroay,h which ran between
Pontassetes bed Bt. Maio, Ham,
sad she meet et is tee lewd hr.*, tarn of
14 pp* AI the, eittetpt itetaray. Competty. Theo
rt ere eurr.eastree; it4tt the Maw*,
mpWitint cosysyini.
Chotetllgeed wilt.. They oho own waa
o est ken Bosiltaitime ifrac ee •

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