The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-21 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, THITLIDAT, 6 30 P.M.
The agitation for an immediate revision of the con-
stitution is admitted on all hands to have failed. Bat
one of the consuls generates hes put forward the de-
sire, and every attempt at an appeal to the people his
b'en pot down by the procureur-general de la re-
publique. The idea of a coupe Rat that would lead
to a change in the powers of the state, has lain dor-
mant for a consiaerable time. There is no fear there-
fore that say ahaage will take platy A r swag Mao
yet to come.
All the Paris journals publish the news taken from
the London Globs, that Austria had sent despatches
ti Paris bearing in tenor that the cabinet of Vienna
accepted the demands made by the president in his
letter to M. Edgar Ney, and bad instructed its ambas-
sador at Naples to join with France in obtain-
ing of the Pope to accede to them. This
news I have already informed you was en-
tirely devoid of foundation. Nor has the Austritn
government, I believe, offered its mediation, as the
Assembide Nationals to-day states that it has.
The Nnoriteur of this morning contains several
dearer& One is to convoke the council-general of the
Lot-et-Osronne for the 24th September, to deliberate
on various questions of gotten' interest to be submitted
to it by the prefect; this extraordinary session is not
to last longer than three days. Also, a decree (pre-
ceded by a report from M. Tracy, minister of marine.
in explanation of its purport), granting, in anticipa-
tion of the approbation of the Legislative Assembly,
credits to the amount of 778,000 fr., to meet ripener,
incurred by the department of the marine ; likewise a
decree to provide for the execution of the postal conven-
tion lately agreed to between Franceand Belgium ; and
lastly, a decree nominating to the place of agregirs in
mathematics eight candidates who had answered best
at the late public examination for professorships in
that branch of science. A report which precedes the
decree states that the number -et/ candidates had been
eighteen.
-The answer to the inquiries at the nifzisyy of
public instruction this morning was, that hi. On
Mons had passed an excellent night, and was much
better. _ .

The Princess Lieven has arrived in Pans.
M. Jacinth* Moreno, aide-decamp of General Oribe,
has just arrived in Paris. It is said he is charged
with a private mission relative to the affairs of La
Plats. He set out a few days after the departure of
General Pacheco y Obde, envoy-extraordinary for the
government of Haste Video, who arrived a few days
since in Paris.
The Countess of M s, the last of the ladies
attached to the person of Mme. Elisabeth, has jest
died of cholera in Paris, at t►e age of 84.
The hap/eminent in the health of M. de Fallout
which manifested itself on Tuesday was not of long
duration. It was found necessary, we learn, to resort
again to bleeding, and yesterday afternoon the Vats
of NL do Falba' was so& as to give much eme.l
nem. The Petrie of yesterday evening, however,
says that it was not considered alarming.
The Committee of the National Assembly of the
eb;d4met yesterday. The discussion turned prin.
on the 9rustioa of maintaining the duty on
wises and spirits. It is said to be the opinion of
several members of the committee that, considering
the realty of money brosght to she treasury in ex-
cheer ter tiessery bonds, there will be no neesesity
fee having immediate talcum to a lone.
The Greek government, lays the Brenemest, has
addressed a note to that of the French republe, re-
Twain that no more pasepoets be given to political
refugees who are die rocs of prom-drag to Greece.
The iftesitair els Soir aansamoes u positive the
liberation from service of the contingent of the army
for 1842.
M.besfave de Beaumont has, it is positively stated,
been named ambassador to Vienna.

PARIS, Sam 10.

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