The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-13 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TIRIIISDAY, 6 r.a.
It. Eugene Respell has, it is said, been arrested,
pursuance of the authorisation accorded by the
Anelably.
The Procurear de la R.publique and M. Broassais,
tie examiniog magistrate, went yestoriay to the
Nue of the Assembly, to interrogate M. Beene
lt•pail in the prosecution authorised to be coin-
aseced.against him by the decision come to. The
itsinintog magistrate served &notice upon Raspail
• appear hews him to-day in his cabinet, at eleven
(dock. The two magistrates then pomaded to the
•st where the moult was coninutted, and, having
?used the report of M. Yoe, the somelesary of
Place of the Assembly, examined • oral witticism
The report of the committee as to the recovery of
hskbts due to France from Spain. and Belgium, for
hap/nate of two expeditions in 1831 sad ISIS,
%ere, Tunis, Roman States, Tuscany and Iliskalrate
jai the claims on Louis Philipps, has beau
'ler*. It recommends that the liqeilltha of
debt■ shall be required ss early sapodilla*,
• to be paid into the Treasary, and carried toe,
of receipt. fur 1849.
Prase says Mr. Brisbane, the Amnion
d, who has received notioe to quit Prelims is
.four hours, has been to toe prefe. t of
rd him that he would not leave France
ipelled form"
atmtempt wabys made in the Assembly to-day
re the reimbursement of the tax of 46 centime,
amendment proposed by M. Chards, whisk
supp,tted by the democratic party, and opposed
Minister of Finance, and which gave rise to •
which wea proceeding when the deep itch led
clang my despatches of let evenirg the
"""ae_„. bly disposed of the interrllations of M. Writ
',Nut having for their object the preventing the sue-
talus of electoral nesetings by the government by
`to the ceder of the day, by • majority
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SPAIN.

A leiter frets Tolosa, addreeeell to the Mercado at
aterido tre 7th inetane, stales that, whilst parking
I.lllollah th-t town, Ye t x-king (Wes A bit gave
atidag a funnel renunciation of the crown.

Pr.position of the Municipal Council it Genoa to General
La Mamma : 1. General La Manama shall occupy the city
and Um Sorts with his trwips. 2. A fail aninwt, is grime,'
sad property guaranteed. 3. The hostages awl prisoners
shall be mutually given up. 4. The national guard will he
missed to the 1. gal prescription ; all the perms sot be-
longing is it shall immediately Rive up their arms.
(Signed) Gen AVIZZANA. l In the mime of the
The Syndic Paorumo, i Muni ipal et useil.
OAS LA 111•01011 A, in presence of the Consular Body.
GIMPS, April 6, at 6 a.m.
A letter from Turin, of the 7th inst., states that a
deputation of Genoese, composed of two na-mb. n of
the municipality, M. Spinolv. and this Marquis de
Pallavicino, had arrived at Turin. ter iscp'ore pardon
of his majesty. ()on quarter of Genoa was half in
emirs and half-horned. Government would however
hear of no conditions but a surrender at discretion.
Among the pis-engem arrived at Marseilles by the
Alexandre was M. Montanelli, late member of the
provisional government.
It was en natty reported yes'ereity afiernnon in
Paris that Genoa had finally surrendered to ()sterol
La Manson, but oar correspondent could not aroer-
tain from what source the information was derived.
NAPLES.—We have received despatches from our
correspondent at Naples to the 4 h inst. inclusive.
The King of Naples had issued three decrees esta-
blishing tee bitetget of 1847 for 1849. The 1 berty of
the press is under almost absolute prohibition, and
martial bawls estabriabei for a certain class of offe. ces.
News had been received from Sicily so late as the 3rd
of April. Up to that day no decisive military
movement bad been made, but an attack was in pre-
paration for Catania. Filangieri left Messina on the
Ist inst. to join his troops, who had marched in ad-
vance, and were said to have destroyed the village of
Patti, and blown up a tower near Taormina. The
greatest enthusiasm still prevailed at Palermo. The
royal troops were said to have met with a check
neer Melrose,.
General Sir Charles Napier had arrived at
Naples on the 3.d, in the Ardent which touched
there to leave Major and Mrs. Napier, who was too
ill to proceed. The Admiral went on board to pay his
respects to the General.
Any publication of news from Sicily is prohibited
at Naples.
On the 4th, the Fives were at 84; Exchange on
London, 582.
ROMAN STATES.—The Mime Goostea, of the
7th inst., states from Rime, of the 31st ult., that the
courier of Naples had not arrived on that day; and
th.t intelligence had been received of the legion of
Garibaldi having entered the kingdom of Naples, and
commenced hostilities, General Ferrari, who was at
Rome, bad proceeded in all hate to Termini. The
prefect of Bologna, Berti Pichat, had b.wn named
minister of the interior at Rome.