The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 18 1849.

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUMMY, 11 A.DI
The Assembly adjourned last evening, after having
named the committee on the government proposition
as to Italy, until half-past eight o'clock, when it again
met. At a quarter-past tine the reporter, M. Jules
Fevre, ascended the tribune to present the report of
the committee. The debate in the committee is said
to have been very stormy, bet at itsconclusion it was
resolved to declare urgency, which was adopted by a
large majority.
M. Emanuel Arego demanded of the government
that it should explain the political character it in-
tended to give to the expedition.
M. Odlllon Barrot, who evidently replied under
some embarrassment, answered that he must confine
himself to saying that its object was to preserve the
dignity and legitimate influence of France in Italy.
Ledru Rollin followed M. Barret, and declared
that the restoration of the Pope was the intended
purpose of the expedition, and argued that it was a
flagrant violation of the constitution, which affirmed
that French troops should never be employed against
the liberty of foreign nations.
The question ultimately came to a division, when
there appeared for the urgency 395, and against it
283, being a majority of 112 in favour of government.
It was then proposed to vote the " ensemble" of the
measure, but the Mountain having. left the chamber,
having resolved to abstain from voting, the number of
members remaining was under 500, which being in-
sufficient to make a house the discussion was ad-
journed until to-day.
The Pattie says: "The effective force of the expe-
dition to the Roman States is to be 14,000 men. It
was stated at the Assembly that a part at least of this
expedition was probably off Civita Vecchia, and in
two days' march might be at Rome.

At the latest moment we have received the follow-
ing, from our Paris correspondent :
PARIS, TVIIIDLY 6 rat.
The Assembly his to-day voted the ensemble of the
governmental measure proposed by M. 0. Barrot as
to a credit for the expeditionary force to Italy by a
majority of MS to 161.
Pm; Aran 17.—Nr• ; Throe per Onto. 53 PO;
rice per Ckato.. Se PS; Lot Una,
mos, ldd. —; Do. ik42. ;
Naples II
Bona 79 ;:-Trideary Bad%
Bask Ram 3415. Enka's* on,, dap. mph; pp
days, auk.
RAILWAY% tarts and Odom 982 50; Paris and Imre.
541 so: Roam nal Sam. roe ; A andlWeaMa% 211 ss;
Straibosre and Da* 106 11,,• OM» (rros), —;
&Mow, eardaass. 412 SO; North. 456.

Xmas, Arm 11.—Thms pa Oasts., SQ accoant; Mir &UN
SQ. 101 paw, will; soup= ; 14* Wm, 10* mg; ;
Paliva, 4 ; atter toln, 4 oak. 00apons, 6 flash. Bank 44 For.
dhsand, Trwary Ms, 70 NA ;7 1 piper. Eiteup on 64.
us.
646. 49.96.

ITALY.

TUSCANY.—TLS Paris Moniteur of yesterday oon-
tains an official notice that the governtnent bad re-
ceived a telegraphic despatch, dated
.Mareeilles, the
16th iut., 9 o'clock am., in the fRBN ollowing terms .
PLOCB, Aron. 12.
The Miaider of Fusee to*. Mahe el Porgies Atkin.
—A swollen is Mem d the (head Due las laea ptsos
et Rheas. Al the moieties has pratessesd with 'whe-
aten'. Ownesst Y osier surveillance. The Aura* Is
distolved. A fispoweisa h mat to Guts.
caß=lore also prevalent, bat I cannot awortain
authority, that Cotania has surreadered to
the Neapolitan troops, after a short acted, and that
ttr hoe salcutted without firing a shot.
last repasts are eines folly confirmed by a
LIMB received host our correspondent front Malta,
of the 11th.

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NAPLES AND SICILY.—We have received
letters ken oar oarrespedent at Malta, of the 11th
instant, which say :a The Oberon arrived bore from
I Wink a the etb, bringing the news of the %Ida(