The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-28 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TCPSIAT, 6 P.M.
A rest fall has taken place at the Boone to day.
The Threes have dropped from 51 20 to 50 20, and
the Fives from 82 90 to 81 70 Bank Shuts have
fallen 200 francs. The news from Italy and of the
movements of the Russian troops have mainly oontri-
bated to this.

In the National Assembly to-day the debate on the
second reading of the electoral law was again resumed,
bat offered no feature of public interest.
The anniversary of the revolution has been the
occasion of disorders in the provinces, intelli-
gence of some of which hes arrived in Paris. The
following appears in the 3loniteur of this morning:
At Clamed 600 oe GOO men paraded the town, preceded
by drums and basun, crying "Vt,e Raglan !" " Vivo la
Masters, I" " Vies la guillotine?" " A bas les culottes !"
" A tas les cyan !" and did not discontinue their dis-
orders until they learned that • detachment of troops
hail been seat tor. At Toulouse the prefect suspended
two companies of the national award who bed deLnded
the beassel rare. At Ante, some of the national pseuds,
with thole alleges, paraded the town, uttering unlawful ales,
bet were alsgsnded by the pr. feet. At Dijon, the autho-
rities saint mate bullets recently cast, and powder. Two
perms were arrested. At La G dillotiere the riot is bad
ere sp the bonnet rouge and the infect had or-
dered the municipal authorities to take it down.
la the department of the Drone the maim hay
leg refused their assistance to r. move this emblem of
disorder, the prefect, attended by some troops, had effected
it. At Careeepone the tame thing occurred. At Narbonne
the members of a club of the republique rouge insulted by
an indieeot " pasquinade" the Preeident of the Republic. A
stellar outrage wee iuflieted on. the lieutenant of the horse
national guard, who is known as an energetic defender
of order. Troops were sent into Narbonne, where more
disorders were expected on the 26th, but which were pre-
casted by this demonstration.
Ms Minister of the Interior has written to the pre-
fects and other functionaries of the provinces, request-
ing them to abstain from promoting a subscription
set on foot by some private parties, to present to the
President of the Republic a copy, in bronze, of the
column in the Place Vendome, on the ground that any
such present should proceed from the spontaneous
offering of the people uninfluenced by the authorities. '
The Monifeur of this monsieg gives an explanation
of the reason of the absence of many of the corps diplo-
matique at the Madeleine on the 24th, the ruini‘er-
Gary of the Revolution. It appears that some mistake
occurred in not having sent the cards of invitation.
Everything seems is • 'ado that a movement is'
at hand, whether y • from one quarter or
another, to re 'stabs at Rome and tie
grand-duke at Fiore republic has sent
envoys to Paris, ba. • ...GT• of the French
republic refuse to retPl the= Francs will not
directly intervene holPiel4 I ay mesa red that her
government wall nal! - With feelings of no
dissatisfaction measures taken by othek powers for
the restoration of Central Italy. I am assured that
news, all but official in its character, has been received
that the Austrian troops are marching upon Rome,
and that the people of Romagna have already declared
in favour of the Pope.
A general rumour prevailed in the Assembly yes-
terday thnterventbn of Spain, Portugal,
Belgium, Pont,Piedm and Naples has been decided on
to re-establish the Pope.
The Nalional of this morning says, in reference to
the occupation of Ferrara by the Austrians:
It appears that the occupation of Ferrara is cennected
with a general plan agreed to amongst the powers. Thus it
was on the 19th that the Piedmonts', troop were, on the
order of Gioberti, to psis the Tuscan frontier, and it is the
19th also that the Austrians cragged the Po. Perhaps we
may hear this day that at the same date the Neapolitan
army entered the Roman territory. This connection will
strike the last d. ar-sighted ; it indicates • conspiracy which
it belongs to the Arembly to thwart. The Republican ma-
jority must oblige the ministrT to follow the coarse which
our interest sad our honour point out to us-the immediate
evacuation of the legations, a guarantee against the return
of
the Austrians, the reparation of the outrage offered to a
nation Owed under the safeguard of the French Republic, or
war. We are strong, foe we speak in the name of right, and
we shall have is oar favour roe sympathies of all nations,
whose eases is ours in the whole world.

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