The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS. THCIPADAT t•li.
A sl'ght fall was produced at the Bourse io.day by
the news from Italy. Mach uneasiness is felt re-
spectiag the letitude to be taken by France in rola-
rios to Rome and Tuscan,.
An interesting debate is going on in the Asseinbly
en the Italian qtu stion while I am writing these
lines, in which MM. Lamartine, Dronin de ?Hoye,
Lars Rollin, and others have talon a part. I 'tab-
lets a numneop ot this, carried down to the latest
practicable Olosient t
M. Brvrowinit f• the the intnellation
et which he irre sy. He said: The general
St des s heel's. I wry wises la sway parts of
lempn In Gess" roeventeste of tuns ue taking
Sate, turitories ar:Azirre a new eohlition appeere an
US *at of being • eivalidamis composid of the
powers of the oink. ihrit operstUas will be wbet
Italy. The liberatiss Of Italy Orem the yoke ef Aest ti is a
point of the utmost inestres to the liberty and pf
the Frisch Itepub'Je, mid a gueentse against the nftrrwitlog
Wiese.. Ater netlike( the sedum of the Austria* at
7triets, he obeerveil, whim lash hats take place in the fees
of Europe, a gevanmest baying any self-respect ought to
=l to the fase at ; aid if it have not
eo with all the mew rolled for by the ease
it mast be because it admits the pretensions of Austria, and
Douse it approves the treaty of 1815. Paring to the quo-
ta elbow., he said, the envoys of the Runs republic hue
but TiPedisted by the !french government ; and it is re-
"cost the% the ethendecy powers are about to intervene kr
roestablieb the Pope. lie believed that the government
wsald tat. Part in this iaterventioa. In Tuscany. Austria
wee de firer of intervening. sad if the government should
• Nairn: thlt thatpar d Ilds intervention, it coaldnot say that It
of phancess. The Lit that negosiadone are
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_ea at Brunie was • proof that the government
'feed the treaty of 1215. The gulden of Lombardy wee
this ti a NOW, hut Aurtria had declared that kml'l4lo4
treat IS the basis of that treaty. The thirsfort,
bad or had not accepted that heels. bydaidopted the
treaty ?p imp ass they repudiated it. • He then proposed 10
humobly to maintain -Its vote of the 24th of May, dealer-
ts determination to aid in the lib.ratieo of Italy.
Ducts Di I.IIUTS (the Minister of Foreign
. kiblee).—th were ennonneed, and the Meow.
, represent2re ftt as
made a proposition—a proposition to
Jaw the policy of the previsional government. We
Vain that we am faithful to the vote of the Assembly is
out the fiat you are osealsant of. (War-
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is that the Asepally is iloorent of
re Nibs dap KT, times approved. are itske4le

adopts polity shin mit bwil tow. TM Assam%ly will
Dm te amide whiner it will pima a policy it bee be-
gently already ennored.
M. LIDII7 Rounr.—The Minster of Fangs Alain
has told you that is is impolitic to demand • mw
expremion of our will. Ris reason is, that the pommel,
is :nowise/ the policy tenth* Anseibly had is vier on .he
Nth May. (Eniemedeme4_ I wi,k to know what is do
palsy nth. goveremem. Me govermtat will not Into.
111741.172...ntsarrnas tiien=inishlereogither.) Tee may
Thte and dospetshoo of the Rams newsmen are Woe.
Reed they tell you that you will be responsible to pos.
ter in end y. The gemenaset reply, The Bain re-
is oppssodes the amine of ell the gnat powers ; we
misty soorgens it Yes, its mon, may return to these
who sees pos, en my that this oily regmentative of Rams
whom we acknowledge is the Pope's Honda" (Oa the left,
" Very won") Net only lee the instrument renown '
beam fadermignee. het Ms donned that it will allow in
emention ff Mitts itedf totems*, end it has now the
Mow to aim that its policy is cosformable to the
tion of the Sind' May. Can this bo so ? If it be it I.
shnoild. (Anhwei ost ths kit) This pseple had a sight '
to ink is pm nagnmeeta. It is idle m attempt tenon
,esier
fliei dm nienhato the provision A=,
whin inisood am hone e
weidd met permit
but melt tete emea If nmemery. (M. de Lemsenes mita
a slew ordietsid.) Mnemmoimitha of Peland—ielleposidesse
of Itely-i-thess were your pay..oa which the Boman '
people had therigt to rely ; Mt it b net only cm yomr pro-
mine that Roma people had a right to rely, they hod
a right to your meal support. What reply bee boon made
to the Amen envoys? The lffinister of Finks Affairs,
wbe hes proposed to you the ceder cd the day of the 24th of
M_ ,ay has gives the alum I have just stand. As to the
Presidia* et the Comesila be will new sae to main hiss of
the Oaring slowigiebe anstokied its 1831. Let knot be se id
tin the questlon host the sem as in 1831. Freedom from
the Amino yehe we. this, on new, what we. demanded.
You say that sen bleed must only Sow for Pram. No
dent I. is so; bet Frans. hes ether *nests than manly
esetosill OWNI and whoa we mit that Mavis should be pre-
men (Ma .mothering the the minden of liberty in Italy,
wedefehd mar material fee when we have allowed
theweads sittleety to dis Mstid on, we will seek in ens to
Wen ear notoffel Lennon Fern man new a %reign
C
toted Man the beet *side( the Stilt when it
is ripe, lfs power Inelneelate
two
try
tin of a we ement noir it to lush
ilsrein.
_1 mei milinen very well that thi
Conoffnil tearne that the hint to an ripe
yet. la yes 1401 17X Ogee People ben bum
Mal affillan on wools assrlar."- Zia man et the
path ft. mann, • let now /Men thong.
Mit furnace. hmegmilielmin floaeopublio'and msighboodeg '
nation emelt Myrna' suffingi; an yett
_oar say the
the -
Ant Is net Op 1 We Min Millanid SWVia pep. wee net
virgin.. But lilst mot great thii. Una limy met Pm&
iftil the right to sand him nega bleu yea deny the right of
Freelite do hi to Louis nag" end you dozy the belief
your nestitation. Telteesenkr im I ,Wdny ak the Beam
Middle you donna tistededgion Pnwit-demesitey,sed
ri_tie ma snonnotto ißrisemies to Begirml. Ibe
Mole sone poll eta en an but sh war piece-
d= • For who is it In& at Tali, in 1881,
it it is not the President of the Orman ? Palms
to escape fro* peer Mane will my, "We will ester
into nesitiodim,' but that it itlesmtism. The. consider-
ation are, not piety emnionshwo, bet seise is me from a
heft it Mind boorwr.
M. Lemenurn: It the moped UMMie me by IE. Lees
Rollie had sot rendered ft imperative en me to avow or dis-
avow the piscine. which my see end thyself have
proclaimed I Ann sot han anned the tribune for
mining ont be more dengeous thaw diplomacy im breed
daylight or at the teitesee. I do met mesa to say that all
dintesalem es pen diplomatic linnet' skopld be suppremsd,
but whoa nth events se have taken place * Italy an muds
harm as it were In the deal to which they hen issue-
dimly Mien, it is boymible to determine the posh to be
followed by the goverment of on's muntsy, and it is
mentesery to knee precis* for and whist Mem on is, mid
be on gnard ageism exaggoreffee. Nth. Amber will allow
arseshall nesniallate the polity of the geovidnal germ-
I will show hew farthentelloy has mined Fence. Nay,
further, I will seek to show what pvissiples ought to dints
Preach republisan gaintments in the Boman quoin, end
hew far the republic ought to go. Is it tree that the de-
elarathies et the provisional government sow tiompel Preece
to internee I. ell attempt at mantis. which may he
made ? (Criss n" Oh !'') Allow see to yen extracts from
the manifesto: " With regard to other mats, it
would be m improper for the n_yablie to gnome others to
native thin." (Appleton) TM republic Sada Franco in a
cooditiou of isoladen. She had two parts to take—either to
tone esnoder the mop of Berne, or to dealers peace and in-
Main to all miens, and to pp.Mst Mud of its Minutiae to
respect tinitorke emd NAM to logien on say
en form of yommesat ineemmatible with
Frans had Milli 1M nano le ..k Met no hthen nature.ad avt W-
alled. The praising -bed told Piedmont that
if Italy, invaded by er monesd in its internal
tronsfsemation the armeintanteniss of Frame,
she wen ready to send an may to bee senemen an with
that view it had comentrated 00,000 men at the feet of the
Alps. But no seek applisstiosi had been min to teem.
Oa the centrery, from one and nth. psalms& to the Mir,
a unaminoue ay erne spinal French intervention. Frans
had not comastamtly deceived Italy. At reopened
what was celled the limas republic, at the pm time
that he mold Wash to see hit government osothat the right
of a people to gies themeelees the firm of gerommeet they
he did nee amide, Freon imperadvelY comicmsz ed
her Name to ester into an allies.. with every make who
proper M sell itself republics.. After showing the
diffenty attending the adjustment of the Rome question.
K. Lemartime peopesed that Freese should dna. to Europe
that she 'meld t no lonia hiternetiou is luly, and
offer ell the eetl to meet is a cosigns, to mottle
the question of the liberty of the Boma vote. and the
Wombs:see on dignity, Mama not say of sovereign,
bet of the pond!.
CM. Cavaiomn scatimded that no act of his administra-
tion had been in op...idea either with the manifesto of the
t or the decree of the 24th of May.
lti likatlisort:evdonrhse the Assembly nor the many, as
imelmattd by M. Laniards. who stated that there had been
bonne* his policy sad that of his weapon the entire
kaiak Gabs Alpo Be then rensined the Assembly that
be bat done* with its fall nyentation. that he would
strain every none to mve his evestry hem war. He then
alluded to made mansuvran poetised by the provisional
lagrallinfl to min minghbooneg Miss to overthrow
Indira. =Mints. wbielibeensbilmeek X. Inenartine to
M. IMILI:11PUI protested, epos his Maser, that neither he
ee=f hispelliegne of in leonine' government had
ilk IMINISSIN hisnle4 es mimed the attempt
leek by the dommegum of Lem to overate Savoy from
Fielment. 11. Ater, the estmeinan of the government
in that sty, on loam( that tusk a. pies woo entemplated,
inmediately denounced it
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_to hies and flee most peremptory ,
seism had been instantlytorwonsd item Paris to Lyons to
step the expedition. If it, nevertheless, took pleat, the go-
MUMS& wee WoMM Masan for it bed not then 680,000 men
at its disposal Menne the eascation of its orders.
M. Lamm next conflmed the statement of M. lismartioe.
11. Bootees minimated the Minister for Foreign Affairs
to explain what wan be the coned of France if the
Catholic penile' interfered in favour of the Pops, or If Austria,
invoking ea nand right to the rennin to Timmy, hint
that duchy ?
M.Pacurm DIS L'UVIM replied that, if he wan to declare
that in no case would Frans tonere, it would he ma men
ragman to kedge powers. If he were to Aselise get
From would oppose all intervention, it would be • ewe
bal. proposed without any necessity.
Alter a few words from M. lffenottiw, the discussion wog
elan. -,
Two orders of the day. won than proposed. The first, by
it. Mama (de &embolus) .and Lerlann wee as follows:
—"ThlsMemlby. ban allardlion thet the gastment will
cam right of every sedge to reasleto It inertial airMIS
it it thinks proper to. be , puns to the order of
the day."
hemon wee mond by luaus Raves, to this effect :
.he gassably. pomaded, that the gauntest, in
asearieg by nomiations the spirited. Independence of the
Pope, will roma faithful to the vinyls. of the omen*
the, passes to the order nth. day.
The simple ceder of the day, however, having been de-
Matted. • being loth ping which gan
For the stogie mkt of the day .. .. 438
Thtg,las it
adorer ..
day adopted. .. 341
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• 'VILE TRIAL AT BOUROES.
MAIMS 7.—(Fries DAT.)
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febreriag peelienhesoeseith: evening et the 716
At tee edeit the el Caw was surrottaded
by seeps et she Ss Gardisee de Farb,
in *enmities of the awaked awes de Vfis Ind the line.
Workmen were still effigheyed d prepedeg the Nutt. Th•
mart is very shall—ses se large es the i7ear &Anises at
Peri.. The tsiOs boa et, the aecesed sad the jary-tion,
with the napet tie seem of the met, weepy nearly all
the spate.
Two large gaieties, ale ably* thy ear. far the witnesses
sad jurors in attendance, are placed at the bong page*,
e Art. In the upper part are hem oespleil by aentlen
of the court and the &inherit's' ot thole's. The adeesstes
an placed on the bench et send tar the defense. The
varisoadoements and natters need lathe evidenee (moan
them a onderse of the Natioisl Guard, the Wenn et tie
pounder, end a skied lin) were brought in and plena en
the table. _

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We have letters and journals from Spain to the
2nd inst. Our Mad, id correspondent writes :
MADRID, Head[ 1.
Yesterday a wendalous scene took place in the
Chamber of Deputies while the Clergy Dotation Bill
was being discussed. The deputy Rios Raw, in his
reply to an observation of the finance minister, de
dared that he had withdraw n h:s support frail the
government because of the abuse cf the decree far the
raspension of individual guarantors, and also because
of the abutting of the Cortes on the 22nd of March,
when, to avoid voting on a sadly celebrated question,
he himself and many other deputies, including Mar-
tinez de la Rose, left the Chamber rather than vote.
The ministers appeared to be much 'tong with this
accusation, and the president of the council (Narvaez)
and the minister of the home department rose with
anger depicted on their countenancer. Daring a
quarter of an hour the Chamber Tresented a wens of
indescribable tumult. Narvaez hinted that be would
dissolve the Cortes if the opposition pursued that
course of proceeding, and, walking up to Rioa Rome,
whispereda few words to him, and walked out of the
Chamberimmediately, followed by the latter. Nar-
rare commissioned Gen. Cordova to all on Hos Rests
with a hostile mesesge, cow heel in terms which de-
cency forbids us to transcribe. We hive not been
able to ascertain the result of this second duel of the
president of the council, the affair being conducted
with great secrecy.
The question raked op by Rios Ross: and which
seemed to give such lively offence to the ministry, is
the following :—ln February, 1848, the gayer:wont re-
ceived, by telegraphic d!spetch, the sews of the
French revolution. This important event was kept
secret, and the Minister of Commerce, Bravo Murillo,
commissioned a brother of his to do a title stock
jobbing, availing himself of the news exclusively ob-
tained. However, he was disappointed in his expecta-
tions, for the value of the paper of the Three per
Cents. suffered so great a depreciation, that he was,
obliged to leave Madrid, taking away with him the
titles he had bought. This smuudalous proceeding oc-
caaioned the presenting a proposal in the Cartes to
regulate the operatioesef the Bourse, and a decree was
made modifying the former lTistation on the subject,
to the profit of those who had jobbed on the minister's
account. In consequence of the revelations which
were then made, and to prevent further disclosures,
the government suspended the Cortes. This. is the
cause of the irritability displayed on the ministerial
bench. We must not omit to mention that the
minister Bravo Murillo, the person most alluded to in
the question, did not utter a word. He betrayed,
however, great emotion, blushed deeply, and then
turned ashy pale.
Private letters from Madrid of the 2nd, state in
relation to the affair between General Nerve z and
M. Rios Roma, that the President of the Chamber
declared that he would not allow a meeting. and he
and the seconds of the parties subsequently laboured
to effect a reconciliat:oo. Explanat:ons were ex-
pected to be given in the Chamber on that day, but
up to the hour of post they bad not taken plum. The
President and two of the seconds were not present at
the early part of the sitting, being occupied in drawing
up a declaration which should put an end to the inm-
dent and save the bonpnr of both gentlemen.

AD % Maws L—Tiose, fae s 11.126. Sly 3-16 Gob.
Pim. 11 pow. allbereohy Prosbeas. 46 piper ; sites
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36 vow. Theory MK limed OmpiaL43 66 cash.
dump ea Lamb% 7641111.

ITALY.

witch is now the organ of the
Wrench government, affirms this morning, in explicit
swags, that the war has recommenced in Italy, and
the& the thunder of cannon is probably already heard
meth of the Appalling. The news which I sent yes-
Imlay 10 confirmed, and farther details received. The
Net Aosnians directed by: the Doke of Modena
;alas the Tuscan frontier on the Ist inst,With
theapperent purpose of seizing Massa and Careers.
This troop, emnisting exclusively of Mariano,
egagented to 6,000. It appears that the movement of
fissoluMarisora,st Sargent,which we also announced
pesanday, had for its oNect to unite with the Tuscans.
islopl-the Austrians. The corps under La Mauer&
miepnited to 13,000 men, and the Tuscans under Oen.
S to 4,000 or 6,000. According to the reports
these troopscould have united on the
▪ arid the following day some engagement was
4.lll=lragioieal of Paris of yesterday says; 'acoording
Se privets letters received this evening (the 7th), at
"pears that the Austrians had sent a divides, nada
daily ooniposed of Widmer, to take possessioa of
Carrara. These troops were to have been supported
be an Austrian column, but seeing the energetic atti-
tude of the Tuscan troops, sad the support that ties.
Marmara had decided to Mint them, the Ma
thilese were disbanded, and the Maria= were cas-
"Mato abstain from all intervention.
Assliietioe, published= the Ist inst., announces
to the deism of Florence that an expedition of Ma-
leness troops had arrived at Castel Noovo de Monti,
ntly with the intention of attacking FP/imam;
that the proiisiosal government had taken all the
nagessary.xosseures to repel them, even if reinforced
by Austrian t
The Nave .Metgio of Bologna announces that all
the Atari= and Mojenese troops not against Car-
rera have been recalled, on &anent of the ajmailt-
ewe of s strong b3dy of Pieamentege towards Peale
on the Modesties mountains,
LOMBARDY.— Advice. from Lombardy mention
lasseebtioury movements in the province of Brenda,'
=litambasive =cited alarm among the Apstinne.
Appel. eanmandieg drio, impril On
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