The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-18 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY, 6.30 P.M.

Mr. Mercier, a gentleman who is alresdy known
in diplomacy at Gaeta, left yesterday for Rouse,
bearing despatches to General Itostolan. It is said
that the President of the Republic has sent the gene
seal an autograph Letter, begging him to retain the
omernand of the expedition.
The President of the Republic, on the proposition
of the Minister of the Interior, and by the advice of
the Commission des mines en libert4, presided over by
M. Victor Foucher, has ordered the release of 226
of the insurgents *thine, 1848, cot fined 11111 the poe-
tess of Brest, Cherbourr, and Lotion. In cones-
quo nee of this release thsre are now no. more 'ar-
gent. in the naval establishments at Loris:lL It is
said that the citadel of Port Louis will be set &pest
fue_politioal offenderercondemned to datestion.
Disgusted by the turn that Roman 'sails have
taken, the Dikes and its correspondents tow find them-
eaves reduced to attack the journals of Naples which
support the Pope in the anti-French course that base is
pursuing. It is generally believed that M. de Raft-
newel is the prompter of these Roman' letters.' That
this Italian question will be the first subjeort'of,rebate
as soon as the Legislative Assemblytheets, there is no
doubt. Already the attitude d each party is fore-
shadowed in the Issuing articles which their organ'
in the press publish. The proposal of MM
, Bic end Lsgrange for a more speedy meet-
ing of the Assembly is the subject, the
discussion of which shows the Wings of
each. The Debate says of it, that it cannot be dis-
cussed seriously, that Neither the • seciritt of ffie
country nor the diecipltte of the arkj• aftrufdaliglit,
and the desire which the Mottegaardi . have of
wrangling on ministerial notes and coaster-notes is
not shared in bv the country. Certainly if no. More
practical result than Merle wrangling oomes of It, the
Assembly need not' mist a' all. Bat it is tlike hope§
that something in the shape of a result may have been
come to before the chamber assembles, to order that
arguments may rest on facts rather than an the beg-
garly disputes of words on which female here feed
for a week. t f -
The National, meanwhile, sees 1211ti1leliais quell-
tion the breaking up cf the miniitgyithi jalessionof
which at this moment seems a nsystery.
The commission of 26, it hu been assermil, says the
National. is to take into consideralion the preposition of
Moors. Bac and lauenn—s vain formality; for what she
resolution of the eonaniasion will be is &fruity koosra. Not
only it will not advance, by a single day, the sasetleg of the
Assembly, but, if it consulted its wishes, it would throw back
beyond the la of October that moment that is so much

?ARIA, Barr. 17.

$ per Omuta.
3 per Cesta.
6 do. New Loan..

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&masa. We sea, indeed. reaspealteid that the
leaden of the aralttalear4 eoelitioa should dr.-ad tegraa
hear whoa their Wag sale.: is to fall to piner. The Rana
quietism will gin the espial of that beensare a/competitios.
sad then is so kind of efforts that are act made at pressat
behind the patifseestan scents to put off that dhow'.
Asa.. Already, ma the imposihility of comets:Am
assfelly the debates berme the 12 h or 13th of Oetobeet
is speltaa ef. Then are two reuses for .bat, first,
to p Ida the in the chains of wain the difficulties at-
teajaatea General Oudiar's eapeditisa bereaslit to a elan;
sad, eseeadly. to amble the trial sf the 11101101119 incriminated
is theaffair !ff Jew 13 to he wartlatied before the &sews.

seems est sionliageTriireas to the 71i;Gne•—•
catenlation which we hops militia baffled, and will tam to
the shame of ice inventors. It is evident that it is not insult
• •ituatios that the pasgesiallia et Mears. Bac and Levuge
can ba welsomad by a ammihslis animated by the spirit of
the old nosjerity. 11 we see well informed the 25, Mead
to shout • dom, who ewe little about the charms of village
plasaures, will all eves deign to meet. Yesterday, several
menabois of the somwtheina dealared that no eonvocatka

had bout lives for WI day. It was mho an Impertinence is
two ambers older witatity to poste ad to dictate what th•
sotsatimits aught to de; sad, besides, h not U. do Fallon*
isswell, sad would it be proper to speak of Rome, when the
letter of Astra 18 WU sticks, as it were, in tho tbrostof this
=haste, of public isitructiaa ? To wait, to live felon day to
day, is ell slat is aimed es.
The Masud is werset is its suppositioo. Ths
sommittle of .25 has stet mast to-day, and will not
awns tegelbsr before Thessdity next.
Oriels bow be.. slot As Um port slif.solihrt
ors without delay the Virsinie frigate, sad to sea
the Desseselia mes-at-war to Brest. The former was
supposed*, be destiaed for Ls Plata, the latter to n-
men at Brest. _

The Aimeaseli de Pesplo for 1819 was seized yes.
twiny by ceder of the procured of the &public, foe
containing attacks upon the rights of property, and
an excites:rut of hatred and contempt in one ekes al
citiseas towards another. A prosecution has beets
commenced against the printer and publisher.
The toneless, to keep down the priesthood was very
generally spread under the iert regime, •whrti the op..
pesin interests of church and university led to bitter
dd and the ultimate triumph of the latter.
Under the empire it was allowable to the clergy of
each diocese to meet in council if warier:ion were
prove:4Bly obtaised from the government, and a deore
ilpromulgated &resting it. The desire of meeting had
often been =premed. bat without result, and it was
reserved to the government of the republic to grant
that permisdon which hu been withheld by so many
previous adistais ?Atka& The Moniteur of this
morning costal= a decree saying that :

" Tha.ssetropelitan cosmic+ aj.d the dioci can synods,
which tha srebbiebops sad balm,* may consider
aee-
ful to be held in 1849, for the regulation of affairs
which in the spiritual order affect the exercise of pub.
lie warship, sad the Ulundi discipline ut u e clergy-,
are daffy authorized."
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The draw is prefaced by an erposJ deF nidif It, is
which M. lAajtinsis, who holds thu interim of the
ministry of pulses wenhip, says that several p.tektas
laving msaiksted a desue to hold ouunrlls in the
metropolises divers questions reaps cling the exercise
of pablie warship sad the interval dimpline of the
elegy, this desire duds a natural justificiatkrn iu the
new Monition of Freers, atter the ccmmotioas whiek.
have Mess place in amid otdtr, but that these cons-
oils cannel be held under the existing laws without
the express permission of the gnvernmen*, and there.
fore he @shields to the prts dent a dec:vo fir tis lit- 4
natant setheeisierg the counc.lr.
_ _

The eaceieb given this morning at the min:s,ry of
pablic inequities respecting the health cf M. de AI; I
lose are very satisfactory.
I give yoesgain from the Preive a rnmmery of ttet
state of Preto:lh trade at this moment. It stems that
the prosperity which had air, tely shown itself as re-
turning to manufactures, has continued on the bi-
asses, and an extraordinary activity is visible. The
mi.veaseet extending indeed to trudge which mei-
osdy had been at a complete standstill Cenmereid
agents ate in Paris in great numbers where they an
giving orders for the provinces; they carry away all
the merchandise that is miinutactured, and eo much is
'this so that none is to be had, and some homes are
obliged to refuse orders which they are too pressed to
emote. Several manufectares of articles of luxury,
lately keeping not more that; two or three hard
are now obliged to employ upwards of 20. This suite
of things has led to the discover., that workmen ass
far lees numerous than they were previous to the
revolution. The furniture makers of the Fabourg SR
Antoine are much decreased in number, no leas thou
11,000 less existing than before February, 184&
There a.e many ways of accountiog for thin &minu-
tia:. Many have gene out as coloni-ta—many trans.
ported as insurgents many are dead —an that.
there is much trciuble found in recruiting a sufficient
numb.e. The retail trade does not yet participate
much in this general activity. The cholera is a great
cause of this. In the midst of all this bustle, how-
ever, confidence still hesitate., and bills are at a dis-
count, reedy mo..ey transactions being preferred
everywhere.
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44 pOran
4 per Omuta 10117.17. . 7. j :9,
Cubango cc Longo : iti days, 25 AO; 90 dam 23 2‘.
Bair, 3, 1340
8, 1141
Do. 44
Do. $

9001111.—Paate mil Weans, 763; P.A. sad Rouen, 530; Route
sad Ilevre,ll44 SO ; Minot sad Ilerseillse, 226 23; StriabOarg all*
Bale, 103 75 ; Centre Itiereeo), 310 ; Bordeaux, 403; Berth, 440
Perim mod Btreabourg, 860 TO and 1433 tea, 303 73 ; Nontereue
aad Troyes, 117 30; Ikeda= and U.

ITALY.

SARDINIA.—In the sittirg of the 12th of the
Member of Deputies of Turin, the minister of
dram presented a bill to be authorised to levy direct
end it direct contributions for the rest of the year.
He obroved that he saked for such authorisation at
so early a pericd on amount of the long time it would
take to make up the brolget. He also presented
another finanoial bill, instead of the one presented at
a former period, respecting the 76 millions to be paid
to Austria. '

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The Concordia of Turin quotes a letter from Genoa
of the 12th, eta ing that it being known that Garibaldi
was to leave for Nice on the 11th on bards the Bea
Giorgio steamer, crowds sseembled at the paste
and many persons templed boats for the purpose of
seeing and cheering him. Tee boats bad been in
waiting for upwards of an hour around the steamer,
when she suddenly had her steam up, and moved to-
ws .ds the mou•h of the port. Oa being questioned,
the sailors declare t that Garibaldi was not on board.
Before leaving the port, however, she stopped ; a boat
left the Sr. Michael frigate, and approached tie
s earner. The people in the boats, perceiving this,
cried : " There's Garibaldi ! make haste, ply your
oars! Viva Garibaldi!" But before they could reach
the steamer ens bad resumed her course, and they only
arrived in time to learn that Garibaldi was really on
board of her.

ROMAN STATES.—The Piedmontese Gazette of
the 10th inetatt sa3 s, in a letter from Rome, dated
the Bth instant, that the ultimatum of the French
Government had been reduced to the following de-
mands: Conecilof state with a deliberative voice in
internal affairs, partial amnesty, and payment of all
the paper money.
A letter from Rome, in the Nasionale of Florence,
states that the direr or of the Argentina theatre had
been °gird to cloie it on Account of the late disturb-
ance about Mme. Rebussini, but that the theatre au
to be reopened on the Bh. Great ill-feeling, *scud-
it g to this letter, existed at Rome between the French
and the Roman,. Thue at the theatre Valle, in anew
piece, one of the actors having a pun caleulated I.
cast ridicu'e upon th- inconstant character of the
French people, the public encored it with frantic en-
thusiasm.
The Rifurnut of Lucca, of the 10:h, states that
holy father intends taking ep his residence a lai Nr V .
of- 'is
venter at er the festival of Pie di Grotto. Al` It" 0,... It"" k
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