The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-09 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Jona 8. —At the sitting of the
Chamb r of Representatives, held yesterday, the
Minister of the interior presented a bill for granting
au extraordinary loan to the department of the in-
terior, to facilitate the nauonal works. This
project gave rise to a lengthened discussion, and the
minister being called upon to specify the objects to
which this Inn alsou:d be assigned, gave in the fol-
lowing statement:
1. Encouragement to manufactures and export commerce,
200.0n0 baser.
2 Aerieultural improvements and national colonisation,
350,000 emu.
3. W rim of peddle health. 160,000 franc"
4. Vienael ton* 170,000 ffenet.
Essaeregsment to literary men and artists, 100,000
buss.
8. subsidise to the communes for tt.• relied the poor,
30,000 hams.
The first article of this project of law occupied the
Chamber this day.
The central section has granted only 400,000 f.,
and 100,000 f, aildiiionsl for the agricultural roads.
The King and Queen, accompanied by two aides-de-
tamp, have visited the Duchess of Baden at the Bri-
tish hotel. In he evening there was a grand court
dinner, at which the Pitney and Princes of Size
Cobsurg lottery, the Duchess of Baden and her
eldest son, the hereditary grand duke, and a great
number of the robili7 were present. Chest prepara-
tions are being made at Liege for the reception of the
kirg and queen. M. Witheal has placed his
__ angel-
cent resider.co, St. Jacques, at the elispstal of their
majesties. The two young princes and the Princess
Charlotte are to take up their abode at Baron de
Patesta's; de Walleffes, the Minister of Justine, at
Baron de Maeda, Governor of the Provinces; the
Minister of the Interior, and Baron Bootie:et, the
Netherlands Ambassador, at the house of M. OA= ;
the Netherlands Coisul of War at the house of M. de
la Rouestliere.

FALVOC7II, Rata 7.—Yesterday at noon KM.
Part Bcsooll, Lino. LlmaiJ, somasaliag, sailed with the
mails for Maatin, Palmate, and Bra :I Pmessgers—Mr.
/11e0roirtbor. Mr. Nirvana sad wife. r. Brobsnahaw, and
sae is the snorer. The bap Lee ths River Plano will bs
transhipped at Ris ta ttos *list, sad ohs wilt Want hose,
b.schum at Basta and Porsantbmo.

NEW MAGIRTIATL—At a mount sitting of the
Court of Illidttleorz &Woof, Lord Portman took tie oath
of 91'41110'0cm as a inasittrate for the county of tiltddlost.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Vanua, 2 P.Y.

This afternoon intelligence has r4c. ed Par!. that
the A:nit:ion cabinet has intimated t r France, that if
an army of observation be marched on to the Rhine,
Rade•zt7 will march forth with his hordes, and esta-
blish an army of observation on the Alps. The Aus-
trian cabinet has also made a request that all Italians
now taking refuge in France shall be at once ordered
to return to their country.
The confirmation of the intelligence that Austria
had demanded -from the Sardinian government the
cession of all the frontier forums*, has also been
mired here this af timed.
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There has been no Chamber to-day.
A violent storm is now raging over Paris; it will
probably have the effect of lowering the temperature
and allying the progress of the cholera, which is
making fearful ravages.
There is little to notice in the Paris papers except
comments en the President's outrage.
The Meintrier published it without the signature
of the pre-ident or the counte:-sigcatire of the
minister. The Cooritastioenwl contained both. &me
pelages had been changed. The followinz juxta-
position is given. The two paragraphs were in two
different copies of the osearage :
Is La Prase.
Tnis unexpected strap* without changing any-
thing ia t e final Mantua of our este p era-
lysed oor kind efforts, changed the fiee of the goes-
thin and now it is in Rome only that it OM be
resolved to the honour of France.
In the Moniteur.

The unexretrd struggle, without charging any- I
thing in the final ixtenuons of our enterprise, has
paralysed stir benevolent inteni ions, and rendered vain
the efforts of our negoliationr.
At the Bourse to-day prices were as follows:
Five per Con's., 80f. talk.; Threes, 49f. ;Sc., ex div. ;
Bank Shares, 2180 f.

STATE OF OF VII BANK OF FRANCK Ilp to JUNE 7,
with the eeereepoadiag items of the preceding week
Week mead Week eadiss
May 31. MOO 7.
IiAIRITNII. P. 0.
eigial WAWA* 57900,000
Clegkel et arw lewd beaks
Isserve 10,000,010 16,006,000
I leeerve et aew read beaks 4100,730 3,990,30
Pawn is real pesserty
teat saes la dreatalioa
Os. limb basks
1110 Is mar 7841,419 t 990,911 7
Lesnalteemat of Tresaernmediter 28,464706 1 23,391,149 43
Dims sissuele est r. et 96,940,911 SS 109,762,124 44
AVMS* lIIIMM in the breasier
IteesiMe payable at sled . ...
Mamba
Maas el Smash Om he payable by
161
sk .. 3,340,941 78 6,745,391 GI
er bask 'Dyable by knack
Win 4,329,371 0 4,697,066 0
Eliviimis pegeble
Liquid, at laral beak M Algiers
Ditessa4 divers laterads, sad ea'
3,334,936 33 3,574,784 09
D. add dims lateresta is
breads bake 4907,145 0 1,901,956 0
1144413easad WI brif-yeer ..«..
Ditto to Omsk bake oust 0 460,061 0
Illosirles 298,879 78 412,333 66

691,034,321 62 667,449,197 64
AMTS.
Cols sad boa „ ...... ............„ 202,103,270 62 204,432,106 II
Oa& la dr fransilmairi 126,796,929 0 129,379,02 0
Lb am due .. .. „
Ws sad ascoptaaas ia P.l
De. do. la brim& boa&
Advances so both&
Advances on bullion by brancb basks 1,417,300 0 1,304,193 0
edgings= rgeuco public hied 21,374,992 43 23,064,317 45
Adrian. ca Vresch publie las& by
lora bee&
laggages to the &de on Treasury
bias
Adrian.. the agsba ea ken el ISO
Wafts 60,600,000 0 110,000,600 0
Sleek weshlo morn ...... ..........
hada 43,331,163 13 42,561,498 13
=lment el my tend brio la
polls holt
ask I•l9l2l6llteadterits;; 4,000,000 0 4.000.000 0
Ilealeisparty al Ware Webs 9,234,613 0 2,.:114,613 0
Lore 10,sas is the Owe Paris 1,000.0410 0 1,1100.n0n 0
Waren la National Larawat bask 200,000 0 200,000 0
labanat of bnia& 11.aska la tbs
Salimal Massa Beaks of the
preglacial towns 930,000 A 210,010 0
Praise' bills
Probed& 6041E811mb bads 3,626,781 0 6,337,117 0
aapamega id manarlallat . 343,536 70 371,020 66
Swam et sairseawist of brae&
ban& .... ............ „ ...... .. ..
suallbe
Advanced to the depertaest of the
Mime
Lisa at 3,000,000 to Ile city at Mar
sal& 2,000,000 0 %MAIO 0

691.034,321 G 2 4117,419,3V7 84

GERMAN Y.

AUSTRIA.—Dates from Vienna are to June 4.
ames lay that has already been appointed
minister of war by imperial hand-billet of Jane 2.
Nimrichter, the author of the Magyarische Corns-
pondenze at Piesbare, hes been hang.
The Hungarians have gained a victory at Oedets-
burg. Welden is at Orate, apparently deranged : he
would not knock under to the Russian General Berg,
and so was dismissed. The Russians are sleocs.angiii.!
the ministry. A body guard is being formed out of
the finest young officers, without respect t 3 nations.
A strong Rowan corps is to operate on the right
bank of the Danube.

PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes :
_ BERLIN, JvNEI3.

It seems that Prussia has acceded to *he solicita-
tion of Bavaria Err military aid; and Prussian troops
arc marching, for the Palatinate. It is not, howtver,
art led that B traria signs the Prussian reject of a
German eonattutiun. General Mark is the Bavarian
negotiator.

A correspondent of the alogne Gazette writes
from Berlin to the effect that the twenty-three bat-
talions operating on the left bank r f the Billie, mincer
the commend or Geotral Hirschfeld, would advance
into the Palatinate direct fur Landau. Tne c wpm.
including cavalry and artillery, is about 23,000
strong. The cam ps of General Holleben, on the right
bank of the Rhine, under the command of General
Count Groben, consisting of thirty battalions, with
corresponding artillery and cavalry, would pro-
ceed through Darmstadt some days liter to
Baden. The old Bavarian troops concentrated in
clasp at Nuremberg (from 12,000 to 13,000 strong)
will march through Asehaffenhurg to the Palatinate
on the 14th of June. There was alga a strong report
at Berlin that the state of siege and martial law
would be withdrawn from the city of Berlin in a few
weeks, as soon as Baden and the Palatinate were
pacified, and a law for the press as well as far clubs
should be granted. This new law far the press (*aye
mother correspondent) wasexpeeted to appear on the
4th ot Jane in the Staab Anzeager.
FRANKFORT.—Our news is to Jane 6.
The Archduke, Vicar of the Empire, was leaving
the city, having first reviewed in the morning the
whole of the garrison present. It wzs not km.own
whither he was going, only so much was known that
he himself had declared that he could not visit Berlin
under the actual circumstances. A second corps of
volunteer, well armed, about 300 strong, had left
during the week for Baden; intelligence ot the safe
arrival of the first corps had arrived. Hergenhalm,
according to the General Nassau Gazette, had ten-
dered his resignation as president of the ministry.
_ _

BADEN.-:Our newe from C,rleruhe is to June 5.
Reaction had begun ; the troops, about 10.000
strong, cmcentrated io Heidelburg, declared : 1. Tnat
they no longer recognised Slgel as commander-in-
chief. 2. That they would not light against the im-
perial tr. ops, especially not egunst tree Hessians.
3. Tt at they no longer recognived the committee of
the country, and that a new temporary government
most be formed (hes since been formed]. 4. Mutt a
deputation be sent from the military to the grand
duke, to induce him to return immediately and place
himself temporarily at their head.
Almost all the ogeers have now left the Baden
army. The garrisonat Rastadt were still guilty of
the wildest excesses. The fortress itself was said to
be without provisions.
Oa the 3rd of June the elections for the con-
stituent assembly took place at Carlsrube, in which
only 200 or 300 inhabitants took part. All the
strangers present voted (about 1,200), old and young,
from all nations—Bwiss, French, Italians, and Poles.