The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-01 00:00:00

FRANCE.

EVACUATION OF FERRARA,

WEDNISD&T, 6 P.Y.
In the isembly to-day, at o quarter put flu
o'clock, M. Drouin de L'Huys amended the tribune
and said, in answer to several qaestions abut to be
put to him on the subject of the affair of Ferrara, that
two telegraphic teerrages, dated severally the 24th
and 25th inst., bad been received, bringing the intel-
ligence that the Austrian troops had completely eva-
cuated the territory of Ferrara. We have no details,
added the minister, as to the circumstances attending
this act o: its causes. _ _ _

This intelligence ceased the fonds to rise at the
Booms. Tim Bine have rims from 81.25, at which
they opened, to 83.36, at which they closed. The
Threes closed at 61. Bank shares have risen 125 fr.

This Italian question had been all engrossing during
the day. It was said: " Will the French government
intervene,and if so,in what sense? Whether to re-esta-
blish the Pope, or to protest against the occupation of
Ferrara ? Rumours were circulated in the early part
of the day that the cabinet was divided on the ques-
tion, and the unoccupied ministerial bench, occasioned
by the continuance of the cabinet council, until
3 o'clock 'this afternoon, at onoe countenanced and
stimulated these reports. It is said that M. de Fal-
lone bad insisted in the cabinet on an ambulate
intervention in Rome for the restoration and re
integration of the rpal authority, and, of course,
for the suppression of the republic. This had bees,
it is said, resisted by his colleagues. According to
another rumour, to which, however, I give no credit,
M. Leon Faucher returns to his former fanaticism in
the public works, and M. Leon de Maleville is to be
restored to the interior, which he resigned in come-
quince of an alleged difference with the President.
Besides the basin's mentioned above as having
taken place in the Amiably, M. Brunet brought up
to day a proposition relative to a new organisation of
the cabinet, founded on a plan suggested by M. Emile
de Girardin, in La Prase, which the present
ministries would be replaced by-1. A political
minister, who should be president of the council.
2. A minister of flnenrs. 3. A minister of moral
institutions. 4. A minister of physical interests.
3. A minister of the public force.
M. Cremieux brought up the report of the commit-
tee for the preparing the organic law on the respoo-
nbility of public functionaries.
The debate on the second reading of the electoral
law was continued, and it passed.
A political movement of some importance, which,
however, has been for some time expected. is now at
length formally announced. The party which dis-
tinguishes itself by the appellation of the Mountain,
and which is led by M. Ledru Rollin, hes coalesced
with the party of the Socialists and Communists, led
by MM. Felix Pyat, Pierre Leroux, &o. Hitherto
the party of the Mountain, identifying itself with the
doctrines professed by that party of the old revolutioo,
from which it borrows its name, has tacitly dis-
owned the most obooxions doctrines of communism.
It has now, however, spoken out by the organ of its
leaders, and it *mars that the coalition has been pro-
duced by the Mountain being absorbed by socialism.
As the Journal des Debate says today, "Mehemet
being resolved not to approach the mountain, the
mountain has of sweaty gone to Mehemet." A
grand socialist banquet has taken place in celebration
of the anniversary of the revolution, and this has af-
forded occasion for the inauguration of the new alli-
ance.

laden
were accordingly made by the respective
and M. Loden Rollin, alter the eiehed
fashion: of new converts, 'has pushed to an
extreme hie professions of faith in his re-
cently adopted doctrine. The cepa of the
press which speaks his opinions, hes loudly de-
elared that henceforeward the only device of the party
will be u the organisation of hboar, and an eternal
war against infernal capita."
The approaching trial to be held at Rouges of the
Parties aceased of exciting the interfusion of the 16th
uch attention.
Aib:sgicTitt indielTmzeint ofin the affair May
wen
yesterday delivered to the primness, an with them
also copies of all the documents to be produced in evi-
derce against them.
Napoleon Chanel, ex-commiasary of the provisional
government in the department of the Draw,
has announced his intention of surrendering himself
on the day of the opening of the trial, but nothing
is known u to the intention of the other ahem-
tees. The day on which the prisoners will Unmoved
to Burgas has not been fixed, but it is probable that
it will take place at the end of this week. The
government has delayed it IS long se posdble in order
to Rive every facility to the prisoners to ormanundeate
with their camel. It is not yet known what Ilse
of conduct the accrued intend to memo baste the
High Coast of Justice I but up to the present time
r appear determined to offer no dolma One of
'rne the pouipkr), appears to en-
tertain political opinions completely ("pond to the
°there, and he has chosen M. E. Picard u his coun-
sel General Candela has madded his defame to
111. Rethment. The namber of witnesses are amid to
be 2,198.

The provincial journals which arrive danaionytfints
to bring reports of disorders which took en the
9prwch of the anniversary of the 24th Fe . The
Toulon paper, of the 92nd alt., says that the statue of
Liberty in the hall of the Marie had a bonnet raw
Placed upon it, and that the mayor did net dare to
order its removal. The elate were to have been
re-opened on the 24th, and their members declared
openly that they would_ repel feces by fon*.
The ier die Crank of the 44th alt., gives
various details of distnrbanees at Uses. The oceasion
of these was also a conflict between the moderatm and
the reds. The former, however, prevailed. and the
bonnet rouge disappeared.