The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-02 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, SUNDAY, 630 P.N.
The report circulated to-day, and generally credited,
is, that, in consequence of the debate of yesterday,
M. Sensed, minister of the interior, must resign. The
bge being under the control of the minister of
the the latter could not have been ignorant
of the orisinnanieritions which took place between the
minider of war and General Moo, and therefore
his abelineme boss all similar interference with the
land the mayor, who were to attend the
from which General Ballon was interdicted,
Tart ham had the imptisit approbation of M. Senard.
Another meeting e/ the party of the Rue de Poi-
tiers was held last night, at which M. Degorimet, one
of the questors of the Assembly, and the friend of
General Cavaignac, made an effort to bring over a
part of the meeting to favour the election of the first
president of the Assembly. He was unable to obtain
• single voice, and found himself alone in his opinion.
The party of the Palais Royal have, it appears, re-
solved generally to support the election of the president
by the Assembly, and to vote for Gen.Cavaignac. The
matter, then, stands at present thus : The entire party
of the Roe de Poitiers and half the party of the Insti-
lute will vote for universal suffrage; the entire party
of the Palais Royal and the other half of the Institute
will vote for General Cavaignact the Montagnards
will vote against having any president, and fir a
constitution consisting of a convention, with a
a ministry named by it, and always revc Able at its
pleasure. Vitally, there are some 200 or so of the
representatives who have not attached themselves to
lay r.f these reunions, and whose opinions conse-
quently are not known, or, at all events, cannot easily
be Donated. These will probably be distributed in
Isms among the three systems. The ins-
st present le, that the election of the president
y mimed suffrage wilt prevail.
I am severed that the party of Montagnards are
known very generally to carry concealed arms, and
that with this knowledge the fears of the moderate
deputies in the meth of yesterday was that M.d'Anjoy
would be shot in the tribune.

I kern that the Princess Lieven has either actually
arrived or is" expected immediately in Paris. Her
well-known apartment in the Hotel Talleyrand is in
preparation for her reception. This is the general
topto of conversation in diplomatic circles to-day.

ITALY.

Il Caditu:ionak Subalpino, of the 27th, states that
letters from Peechiera say the Austrians have again
sent back our great park of artillery into the fortress,
at the moment it was ready to leave for Piedmont,
and that the commissaries of war who accompanied it
had been made prisoners. II Risorqimento of Turin,
of the 27th, on the contrary, says that Ratietsky had
consented to deliver up half the park of artillery, but
that he retained the other half, on pretence that there
were still Piedmontese artillerymen at Osopo, and
that the duchy of Modena wsa not entirely evacuated
by the Piedmontese troops.
rOpistiotoo of Turin, of the 27th says, " We have
received a letter from Padua, of the 22nd, which states
that the Venetians occupy the forts of Mashers,
Brooded°, and Chioggia, and that hitherto there have
been only slight skirmishes, but there will soon be,
on the part of Austria a general assault, and the forts
cannot hold out.

Contemporaneo, of the 22nd, states that advice.
from Bologna of the 18th say that the Austrians had
ahandooed the line of the Po from Ostiglio to Ponta
Santa Maria, and have marched towards Padua.

A messeage r her been sent, says the Contempuraneo
of the 21st, to General Zucchi, to request him to ac-
cept the portfolio of war.

SWITZERLAND.

NOTE FROM THE SWISS FEDERAL DIREC-
TORY TO THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT.
We have news from Berne of 27th nIL The Fede-
ral Di:rotary has addressed a note to the Minister of
Foreign Affairs at Vienna, with regard to the steps
taken by Radetaki againit the canton of the Tema
The meta rsys :
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Fangs Albin Se • near of mien import to the fonts-
&rosy, rld whisk wag have swims ensequeneee—cis., the
amain whisk hes alien between Itiali•Marshal Bodoni
and the males el the Teak. Ake the wheaseges obtained
at Comma by the Anotrien army is the latter days of July,
min amps etas 'Wise army were obliged to retire into
the Owls tuselawy, trmak a temporary refine, This refuge
was mated thou, asrarithar to the used polity or the oon-
hdisney, by dw sinemo of Troia sad tbe Chian& Fore-
;Vistist seek man night happen. the Enemy had
bend a eirsiskr explaining _to the awitomel
the met warn they should pursue, showing
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nation likely to esoleagee ;abbe soda nOomby or ann.
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thimbles tithe OnsometwlTessia partiodulyse. lantana
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might rely ea the gratitude et the aulburities d Lowi'lardy ;
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IS the ISM af thh sou* the surd et state of the 'baton
el the TIMIS readvoill Field-Maembet Bademitt, who wee.
Sirnabs* the Indus reassess esgewraimg la that en-
ad prehmeded Mist eareinean wen beift made than,
that pine were liatshisg whit the Alan govern-
ment widwat ',petition how the antherities, who favoured
the emegibeneo TM some ado wateised a thezat that
if the mall d Oft did mot yield to his demised',
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dimmed sod directed tawards Piedmioat. The
had already, is its aka Oa, leth at duvet Wee, the .
twill of giet-ig the moo assereasw to the
tam, Dena vas Laftreill, awl ea that wain it
set welted to the este essamiseestkes it had reesiwd bum
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it deeleratloea on reports than spiel asiapies suit We the
maim Oa the 13th Aug, when Mae si bums
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over the Wavle es the saidsiffiam, sad rah' the Task
govesanseat in Obis Mile& istannis. The malt
of the repel: of those is that the
Tern authorities have asthing that the
griactplii of int/lankiest mid au honest policy re.
mind. The federal iireetsey regrets that Field.Merske,
ladetski did sot Mlleim candeat e.th the &Marvin . wade
to biro, bat Matting on the among ion of the eorrectos 1 of
incllignee odes (ran nay enegiciose sorter-, he should
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that the coraptaiate mole arms& then** of Terda sn
devoid of foundation and stateausea
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surprise at *he reeeetlen et Ihe seta of the 16th et Sep-
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other MIMI to sari* than le bite that it oast Ober
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by Oa lowninge of its intormailemi dad* do. 4. That
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ads, modsimarm, ponds soda* the hostile names an-
sommi is Mende at Konica lloistaki, wbkh are an is
freedoms el the netprocal mistime doisiogo, mad rest at
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the hand =thorny. Field Mamba Radate, has sot, It
appears, thought necessary lowan for thisesswer, bat breve.
amid to the acts of amain he bad threatened. Those min
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takes by Flaiillistshal &wets* oralissy to the =el
Ration sod homenity, do.ote —Dom Sept. 23.
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ROM gem 21.
I announced to you two mouths ego** intrigue
then at work for the incradiltie el making
Pellegrino Roni the Pagel prima miialst. Quietly
and dumbly has the object beim ihinered up, and the
ouiz, is now orioying the foil-blown
Lancer, of Roman premiership. This mat, which
woad have bewildered the DWI'S. when first I
breathed it, does not meats now the slightest ado-