The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-18 00:00:00

COMMILIWIAL.

Nair Yobit. The. 30. —Merchants were =abut riad.eit-
les Mb rub, of ern bleb! by the Bo ma. It the
hat buboes d. 7 of the yaw, 'Cheep mom ably ettouded.
wee sot /NW bat prima lie Meisel brim Vin verily, with se
upward troseleesy fa bee egg provilim. The Meek of lour
ea baud le tie eft at the meet Nib an et the dots
of the pleb your, wee bier eed et loom MAO to
=I break ad the Meek of bob et about 475,000
Um swab IMO met sobbed bria. for the ebb
Pie 11110• Mill of emeebsere were obielpseel Mb the Werke mai
Ise meemptlee of maddetteth was Mee summed the erbele
bee smarm bele bead aigt Is brim amid messosis
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trrhem tbet pit tedbisd. Those
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the of the lade pine wtib in* moo
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wg in esathiplat Mabee. mod Imes wore pre-
is the future tars of the marts*. The sob made to-day
sera le the bee trade, at fell palm eel le rob we at an b-
edew Imhoff betenewhat wen mit es berm mated below.
Yoe of eere were honied, basset arierisl Mune le geetatioes.
lima bed es before. Oats as,, Ira Prober= were arm, mod
gm* di the old pork baba wee bum at highs, prime than e-
mal ',Mosby. Beef was be lbw with modorels ate Lard
baba quiet. Oroserbo were base by la a beim, way. Opt-
ion epaz=with bar oda
of le hirrele "els were mode et flits. mIS dole. 124 e.
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samerea—flem : The wits lea moo m 4,11110 barrels,

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, dela Ml= a red alwelfild area= et dole. Okla. la
=earn gm dig leg SO barge= Oar egg et lea lifte.;
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berm iaggiry far gagaber= ead rig of MO terse= Web-
gra bre made at 5 dela 440.; TNNereg City lent was term, at
S dale. ige., wink holden were =Wert le irk better press. Wheat :
Feeder mks at Illairs =beet were sparted et 1120., art 300
= 13e. Con : The as osle reriat was Vag barbels
white. as private terse; prime pier erred lime s7e. to
We., ad remAined abort the re g. Ogee of LW burls
Jevvey were made at J dole. Sew to I dela Na.; tad Sl* old,
slise4. la 2 dots. 82e. Rye lbe Meg ere =fide r ea. Ore :
Orel mew tiro, at MC.

addrogra Sr at art pries sod rem ratosted
Y 7o• to Sr bane* at II dais. Maar trtiterer, rd at $4 dor doe
for the ; afterwards rid at 14 dole. no. ; 400 So 300 barn* aid
ars were sold at 14 der, eldt lom lota mist, at I I dr••
lord ecatlitrd quiet. SW: a rod Ma of bed lam (IS tomb)
or no at IS Ms.; and IS barrio Mop era, at 11 dole. lit.
Mere Was soling sow la dimes or braer.

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNVIDAY, 6 P.M.

A cabinet council wu held this morning, at which
it is understood that the question of the Vice-Presi-
dency wu debated. The council did not come to any
definite resolution.

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It will be recollected that, according to the 'erms
of the constitution, three names must be presented by
the President to the Assembly on or before Saturday,
and the Assembly will have to elect one of these three
as Vice-President. Three lists have been circulated
to day in the Chamber,sa being those which may pro-
bably be presented by the President, and it is remark-
able that the name of M. Vivien figures in them aIL
The first contains the names of llufaure, Vivien, and

Changarnier; the snood, Vivien, Botilay (de la
Meurthe), and Abatucci ; and the third, Remusat,
Vivien, and Oudinot. The name of Arago has also
been mentiosed. It is feared that if the republicans
of the veille are all rigorously excluded, that party
might pert ape withdraw, and refuse to vote. It is
under tood now that M. 0. Barrot has definitively
resolved to abstain from all caudidateship for the
vice-presidency. The support of the government will
be Riven either to M. Dufaure or Vivien.

A committee wee appointed today to report upon
the demand made by the law officers of the govern-
ment for liberty to prosecute MM. Rourbaseon and
Reynaud Lagardette, for having fought a dueL
The Patrie of this morning has the following, which
acquires some importance from that journal being a
emai-official organ of the government :
All the powers dear* to re-establish the head of the
shush at Rome, and to ensure his independence ; all consi•
der it a point of honour to co-operate in the matter. Portugal
and Span cannot dispose of soldiers, but they offer money ;
Raids and Naples are getting ready. Can France remain
inactive ; Cr she, in particular, do so in presence of Austria ?
Austria, it is known, takes care to have published in the
journals in her pay, even in the Augsburg Gazette, that she
as obliged to send reinforcement' to the imperial army on km
march to Pesth. And whilst her journals hold that lan-
guage, she strips Hungary , whore matters may be considered
now as terminated, and emcees numerous regiments to pain
into Italy, where they are otmorntrating themselves on the
frontiers of Piedmont and on the side of the Legations. She
seems to menace at the same time Bologna and Turin. Ra-
detaky is waiting foe orders, and is in a position to premed to
either cde. In both these :sees, has not France a part to
play, a part active and energetic, not precisely he tile, but,
to empaoy a term lately introduced, a preservative one ? If
it be the cause of the Pope which Austria pretends to serer,
it it be on Bologna that she is directing her knees, France,
the eldest daughter of dr church, cannot permit that the
duetted*. successor of St. Peter should be restored without
her. She will consequently place herself at Cavite irece,un
sad from that point wall pesos with the weight of her awned
sa the deliberations of the powers. Nothing will be effected
la spies of her, or independently of her. It it be only on the
aide of Pielment that the efforts of Austria ars directed, there
also it is for Francs to be present, and present in
, arms. The eat situation of affairs is well known—Charles
' Albert, whether he or does or not wags war, I. certain
to receive anything bat maledictions. If alarmed at the
cheeses of a draggle evidently duproportioned, he should
aveid eeenedag In war, Lombarby will call fur vengeance
from all Italy. Who knew*, in that case, to what extregei.
kis the Piedmonts.* people may allow itsel to be carried,
r it is, as to its real interests, fanatkisrd by
revolutionary journak, deaf even to the voice of
Gioberd, already outstripped by mats / If, Gs the ND-

teary Merles Albert Wow In was, is It oft neatly
diet la a veep sheet time, the Austria" army, so
umereee, sad so et_negiyairCS: have beaten the
Piedmontem army? want orgy led lb wey to
Turin ? It Wag pasibletbat emiti emotealities say
he realised, France ought to he is a eituatisa to meet them.
If the Austrian may dimild appear to desire to remain in
Turin, the French army would have its eanduet ready booed
out for it ; it ought In its tarn to take up a Dip% position at
Chembdry, Geatea, and Nies, and *ease gall on Austria to
I withdraw. But it will be said, if Austria iheuld not comply,
• war must follow. War, wadi frame if Frames
was not in a position true the preset time to came her will
to be reepostml. It wool& not be war if wise premed's'
be token. Amnia, whisk after all, does not want a sea-
quest weals she meld art keep as she well knows, would
sonsasie Pleimank Essiwbe that she bad act attacked,
art ohs had wady dehalsollisneid Bat as she waddler,.
Maly be mistakes, she would efArm not without roma
that
the veaquidted must y the eon of the war, per-
should = ihelia* se
must it. Is ardor that that sea
mit Piedmont, already at the owl ol
ler reMereee, it would be well ter Freese to be these to
reuse, in a drat Meaner, the vibe et hiammilay to be hoard.
Is that cam, the oosieranees et Breseeh West have their
nee. It is, therefore, geed pdiey to prepare at the same
time for war, end for diploma& negotiations. As to the gar-
Um of Lombardy, properly es ogled, is there anything to ex-
pect from then double preparations ? We are sorry to
be obliged to say is, bat we do net think so.
The Mhserial .Bordelaia of the 14th inst. states that
the French 1, in compliance with the repre-
sentations of the Bpc cabinet, has given orders to
have all the Bpaair3 refugees who should be found
esgagedia latrines to promote civil war in thejmern
emery, seeltinflet the interior of Fran, so ash to pre:
vent their communicating directly with the frontier.
The Chambre des Mises en Accusation and the
Chamber des Appels de Police Correctionnelle, met
yesterday, under the presidency of the first president,
and gave a decision in the affair of the invamon of the
National Assembly on the 15th May. All the persons
against whom warrants were ironed have been formally
placed in accusation, and sent before the Court of
Assizes of the Seine. Blangui, Flotte, Martin (known
as Albert), Bathes. Sobrier, Respell, Quentin, D4grd,
Larger, Bonne Thomas, Louis Blanc, Seignsuret,
Hounenu, Huber, Lavirou, and Napoleon Chancel are
accused of having, in May, 1848, made an attempt to
destroy or change the government ; and of having, at
the same time, excited to civil war by causing the
citisens to take arms against each other. Coastal.,
Caassidiere, and Villain are accused of having been
aceemplicee in the affair, by knowingly aiding and
assisting the perpetrators. Eight of the accused are
is light—lnnis Blanc, Seigneuret, Houneau, Huber,
Caumidiere, Lafron, Chancel, and Villain.
In the National Assembly to-day, M. 0. Barrot,
Minister of Justice, presented a project of decree,
having for its object the sending before the " Haute
Cour Nationale,' the principals and accomplices in
the attempt of the 15th of May. Much agitation
was apparent at the mention of this project in
the Assemblz. The project proposed that the
"Haute Coar should sit at Bourges, in the month
following the promulgation of the law for the convo-
cation of such court. The minister demanded this
project d'urgence. The Assembly decided, by a large
majority, that a special report should be made by a
committee to be appointed in the bareaux to-morrow.
The Monsieur of this morning contains the decree
imposing the duties on foreign salt as follows :
common salts coming by sea and in the ports of the ocean
sad the Channel :
Under the French flag
Under a foreign itag
Refitted salt, white, powdered, pulverised, and table salt:
By Belgium
By era end the ports of the ocean and Channel :
Is Yemen vesicle 2 75 per 100 kilos.
Foreign moils 3.26 do.
This decree is to take effect on the Ist Feb. next.
The cub Valentino, one of the most violent of the
ultra-democratic elute, usually presided over by Ber-
nard, was closed on Monday evening by the polioe.
M. de Persigny, one of the orderly officers of the
President of the Republic, has left Paris for Ger-
many, on a private mission.
The principal and almost exclusive subject of dis-
cussion in the joarnals this morning is the question
of the &relation of the Assembly, and it seems gene-
sully
=edigiethendinghrtprilrit will be that the diaeolativin
A report was current at the Bruns yesterday that
the Austrian forces had entered Ferrara.
The Gazette du Midi publishes a letter from Mar-
seilles of the 12th, which says the rte imers have not
yet arrived from Tadao. The authorities continue to
preserve the most profound silence as to the object of
the expedition. Some reports (says the Nouvellist«
of Marieillea) point to an intervention at Rome, others
to an occupation of some point of the peninsula, with
a viow to the probable resumption of hostilities be-
tween Austria and Piedmont.
nark Jan. 17. New Loan. —; Than per Ores., 45 70;
lies per Coot., 73 40 ; Lent Loan, 75 15 ; roma —. Bettie,
Vire% 1440, Lie 1542. 871 Do. Tam% • Do. Two-and.a.
MIK ; Lipka Baraen ; llama Lem: 674 ; Triesari
noun. meal Shares. 1700.
Inumers.—tarts and Odessa, 710; Paris and Room 437 SO;
Wen sad Harm 340 • Arline sad Ilerreillea, 187 30 ; .free.
Wass end Bale, It 50 ; .'entra VW /MN 151 33; Amiens and lou.
Wm. 300; Ikrafter•a. 373; Kortb, 388 75.