The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-05 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, WIDIMIDAY, 8 A .M.
General Changernier has announced his intention of
retaining the command confided to him by the pad-
dent, aotwithstanding the vote of the Assembly re-
tain his salary. No doubt is entertained that the
aft assembly will reverse this vote, but meanwhile
a senscription for the payment of the @glary is spoken
of The anti-socialist propogandist committee of the
Sae de Poitiers continue' to receive 'subscriptions to
large amount to form a fund for publications pro-
'Whig their objects. It is said that an illustrated
titleoural is to be immediately published, with
the of the " Social Union." A daily paper is
1100 spoken of, the editonhip of which is to be giun
to M Chanabolle. late editor of the Sleek.
The Abbe Ls Favet and M. (}award are both dead
cf cholera. The latter was carried *Hefter fear hours'
&sew
The debate on the question of the pensions allowed
t miring prefects has called forth several projects,
14a object of which is to prevent in future such pen-
rinneiog granted without a mare rigorous Hives-
to7hsome Or the conditions which maid" tile claimants
b_lrhe report which wu circulated in the Sails des
Perdue last evening of a mutiny at Vincennes, and
which
later in the jeweils cd the maim
__111•134 to Dave a more ci sans air-
.scalcaness 'hied had ecoartsd at the sus
liton and Is have had no other
Clarke Albert wired lot welder.

BARDMIA.—General Pl7OOO has died of the
wound which he received at the head of the brigade
of Bevoy, in the bads of Novena. He was a Savoyard
by birth, and after having, under the empire and
Harm 1815 to 1848, belonged to the Preach army, he
entered the service of Piedmont last year. "He has
honourably terminated his career," says the Nalioisal,
"by shedding the last drop of his blood in the service
et his country."
A popular movement took place at Genoa on the
29th -ult. The gates of the city were closed, the
tocsin was sounded, the people Sew to arms; but it
wait not against the Austrians ; it was, on the con-
trary, to prevent the entrance of a Piedmontese corps,
tinder the orders of Gen. La Marmon, of whose ap-
proach intelligence was received. The authorities
calmed the movement by allowing the national guards
to take possession of the two principal form, the
knew and the Begat*. It appears, from a supple-
ment to the aeries. 3fercaitti4 of the 29th ult., that
the sitting of the Chamber on the 27th had caused the
movement. The Genoese municipal councillors Meese-
illeatebenno, Monticelli, and Papa have set out for
Turin, to assure the deputies of the support, of the
'Genoese province, and offer an asylum to the repre-1
seatatives of the nation. We extract the following
psswges from the address sent by the municipality of
' Genoa to the deputies of the Turin chamber:
' You have protested, with an indignation sot inferior to
that of the people you represent, against the taiqui.ous condi-
tions proposed in an armistice which is fatal to the national
Interest and honour. Deputies ! the municipality of Genoa,
in concert with the brave national guard, can assure you that
this people is with you, with the national honour and interest ;
it applauds your seta, end is ready to support them with its
miens sad its blood. Coma! Lit the conditions be dis-
missed from this stronghold, and not from plains open to the
esenyorkere a shameful posse biomass a neemarp ma-
segues of the ralearable arandoe. Come l all around
you the his.. that still *:let; the beam of the old steadied
lull speaks to the heart of the flubabile *ldler, and the ea-
thulium of the people will rise again esmand the walled re.
Mesa *Moir representatives. Come i yin have said it ;
from Aleamitdria, from the Appeals, from the centre of
Genoa, the same of the country, of owe menmed liberty, may
be supported. Your resolution will Ore a &shim weight
in the balsam. And tell the new kiag that the humiliation
of the country humbles Lim also; that the enemy so often
met In him in the field, will be his tyrant and his execu-
tioner if he messed, in imposing ignominious conditions
upon him, and in separatong him from the cause of the
people.
We find several proclamations in the same paper, all
in the same spirit. The first is a proclamation from the
commandant-general of the national guards, Ave zzana,
calling upon the citizens to hasten to arms, reminding
them that, in 1748, Genoa gave the Austrians a se-
vere lesson. The second is from the Syndic of Genes,
Antonio Profumo ; it informs the citizens that the
municipality are taking every messwe to secure pub-
lic order, and relies on the co-operation of all to defend
Genoa, one of the most important bulwarks of Italy.
Another proclamation by the same authority is as
follows:

Citisaa Soldiers!—The municipality fully concurs with
the satioad guard in the defence of order, liberty, and the
national honour. Hasten all in aims to your respective pests
at five o'clock this afternoon.

The Syndic, ANTONIO PROTON°.
imam AvhashhA, Com. of National Guard.
Genoa, March 29.
The fourth proclamation is as follows :
Genoese,—Order and private and public security are con-
fided to the national guard by our constitutional statute. The
military garrison which is with you is only here to 4arrieen
this meet important and strong bulwark of Italy against the
enemy. Every guarantee, every act, all shall co-operate to
secure the defence, which will be supported by your national
guard, by you ; and never be it said—never, that I shall
rive up this our city, our forts, to the enemy. A soldier who
has grown old in the field of battle tells you so; he promises
it, he gives_ you his word of honour.
The Lieut,Gen. Military Commandant General
Genoa, March 29. of the Division, Ds AsAars.
The Corriere Mercantile of the 30th ult. publishes
a proclamation from the British Govan], T. Yeats
Brown, dated the 29th ult, to the effect that, in con-
sequence of tke tumult reigning in Genoa, and the ap-
pearance of an intention to overthrow tho order of
things, and of the state of his Majesty the King of
Sardinia, the British consul protests against any acts
that might endanger the security of the British re-
sidents, and declares that the British forces in the
port will, if necessary, take measures to protect the
interests of British subjects. The Genoese paper,
however, remarks, that the British consul is
quite mistaken as to the character of the movement,
there being no tumult in Genoa, but a mature discus-
sion of national interests, under the guidance of a
legally constituted municipality.
The Opinione of Turin, of the 31st ult., announces
the arrival there of the deputation sent by Genoa to
the Chamber of Deputies. Having found it dissolved
on their arrival, they notwithstanding published the
address intended for it..

Biiiroys.lciec;;; of the 29th nit. the Chambers of
Turin are prorogued to the 6th of April. Another
decree of the 30th pronounces the dissolution of the
Chambers.

Letters from Turin, of the 31d Mt., my that protes-
tations had arrived from different parts of Piedmont
against the armistice. Disturbances in different parts
of Lombardy were spoken of.
LOMBARDY.—We have advice, from Milan to
the 30th ult., which announce the return of Raddsky
and his staff to that capital. The communications
between Lombardy and Piedmont were resumed—
the service of the Post-office re established.

The Nazione, of the 31st ult., says that there have
been some disorders, but without importance, in
Savoy
ROMAN STATES.—In the sitting of the Con-
stituents of the 24th ult., Sterbini stated that news
arrived on that morning that General Zucebi, with
a small army, was marching on Rome from the Nea-
politan frontiers.
Rusconi said no news had been received of Zucchi,
but that bulletins received from Florence said that •
cannooade had been heard in the direction of Gra-
veness.

TUSCANY.—The Genoa amigo of the 31st ult.,
states that the Tuscan Constituent Assembly, in a
secret sitting held on the 27th, had determined to con-
fide the dictatorial power to the hands of one man ;
and that, on the following day, Gummi had been
accordinlgy intrusted with the dictatorship.