The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-30 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TRUE/DAT, 6 P.M.
All itibmiSit in domestic sffrirs seems for the
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moment Wheedled by the excitement produced by
the news *We Piedmont. The committee of the
Assembly on foreign affairs was convoked last night,
in consequence of these despatches, and assembled '
at 9 o'clock. It sat to a late hour. The Minister of
Foreign Affairs was called before it.
A cabinet council was also held last evening at the
Hotel of Foreign Affairs. It was understood that
the minister of foreign affairs being thus engaged,
could not attend the committte of foreign affairs
the Assembly as required.
According to a report which has been circulated
not more thee one-third of the committee of fureiga
affairs attended list evening. A propcsition was made
to urge the government to occupy Savoy as soon se
Austria was keown to occupy Piedmont. M. Eminuel
Afire and other members of the Montagnard party,
supported this, which was also sustained by M.
Napoleon Bonaparte, who it appears suspended his
&tenure for Madrid, in consequence of the news.
It was objected by M. Behrard that the meeting of
the committee was not regularly. convoked. It was
finally, however, voted, that the Minister of Fcreigs
Affairs be sent for, and M. %Aide was charged with
this message.
Author meeting of the Committee of Foreign Af-
fairs at the Assembly took plans to-day, at which the
atisliter of foreign affairs and M. Mold strongly
opposed an armed interventirn in Piedmont, and
baited that any interference should be merely
dip'omstic. On the termination of the discussionMM.
Dixie, Gustave de Beaumont, and two other members,
were charged to submit the following resolatioa
et the committee to the minioter of foreign affairs
as that which would b 3 proposed teen order ot the day,
after the interpellatiocs which will be mane to-day
Tte committee, under present grave circumstance.,
km confidence in the executive poen r, but if the govern-
neat, in support of diplumsfe negotiations, think it ,
imeereazy to occupy mo.itarily any po.nt of the north
of Italy, it may rely on the ooncurrence of the whole
Assembly' The cabinet would, it is said, pronounce
unanimously menet an armed intervention.
The committee of foreign affairs was in can-
ameication with the minister at four o'cicek The
sefillekr intimated that be hoped the government
would be in accord with the committee, but desired
that the iteerpelletions might be po•tponed till to-
morrow. A cabinet council will sit this evening, to
deeds on the measures it may be expedient to adopt
is the present crisis.
There was much agitation and great fiaotnation at
the Bourse to-day, but there was a decided advance
on yesterday's prices. The Threes fluctuated between
56 and 55.50, closing at the former price. The Fives
varied between 88 and 87, closing at 88.30.
It is announced, that an Austrian envoy hes arrived
in Paris, charged with extraordinary powers. This
agent, however, is most probably the person who is
resorted ae. bearing a proposition to the governments
of France and England fur a European congress, to
settle the affairs of Europe.
The suspension of the departure of M. Napoleon
=e fur Madrid, to asseme his office there as
alLbassador, is the subject of various com-
ment in political circles to-day. It is even said that
he will now, after Laving definitively accepted the
appointment, resign it, and will present himself as a
candidate at the approaching elections. It is said,
that he hopes to surround himael with the eclat of
n quintuple or sextuple election. These iledgne are
represented by parties who pretend to be well in-
formed, to be the reverse of agreeable to the presi-
dent.
For reasons which I have more then once already
explained, the sentiments expressed by the Sleek at
jresent are entitled to much attention. While that
ournal advocates the establishment of the moderate
zepublic with energy and sincerity, it enjoys the con-
f&nce at once of the Cavaignac party and of the
lovernment. The following article, therefore, on the
talian question must be read with interest:
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sateen of this gnat ruin which is about to Ws' plus beyond
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revolt, we sever erased to pin them the won peneat wooz-
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