The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-22 00:00:00

of the minority who oppose
clubs took place this morn,
Deputies. The subject of di
the party ooght net to abstain
in the further deba•es or divisi.

tba law. M. Germ:aux sappori
Renard sa!d that such o c uraa •

very grave responsibility, and
adopted ; that it would seriously public
tranquillity; that it would render impossible all pro-
ceedings in the Assembly, dud' the re • sinthr of the
hones would not couritute a legal quorum. The
roasting adopted they views, and agreed to
vote, bat to use all their efforts to brirg
about the rejection of the lsw when its
esseeratle d be pr.opssed. It wee also
swag to draw up and rain a protest against the
ieaiaiea of the A•s.mbly. M. Gerald's arc,rdingly
iMistook this; bat his protest was found too mode-
rato. and M. Pascal Duprat was charged to prepare
soother.

The party of the rtiguntain likewire agree i to pro:
teat, and M. Lausennais was ocanmissioned to draw up
their protestrtion. Notwithstanding these decisions
a great number finally abstained from voting.
The French jourta+s this morns. g fully confirm the
intelligence which I sr nt you last evening, in contradic-
tion of the report that the Austrian government had
purr based the Egyptian Beet. It &piens that the
overtures of the court or Vienna were completely
frustrated by the energe Vc remonstrances or' M!s.
Barra area Murray, the Engli.h aid French cansuls
at Alexandria.

The Journal des Debate of tlis morning, hav'ng
funic-d this subjtet lays : " The curious information
we receive from the shores of the Adriatic on the
state of the imprial fleet on that station suffie:ently
explains the desire of the end of Vienra to increase
its effective naval f,rce by purchasing the Egyptian
fleet, which it would man at Coustantinop'e with
Reagan senora."

Toe rise which took place at the Bourse yesterday,
and which I reported in my despatch cii last evening,
was occasioned by a report, ci• enlisted and credited,
that the armistice between the Austrians and Pied-
montese had been renewed at the ii.tareession of Ge-
neral Pellet, who was recently despatched by the
French government on a pac fic mins:on to Turin.
The departure of General Pellet, however, was too
recent to allow of such a maul', nod the rumour was,
consequently, altogether without foundation, and is
declared to be so by the semi-nfficial journals of the
government this mornirg. According to the mo►t
recent acmunts, the Anstriars were conceotrat•ng at
the reared points to the Piedmontese frontier, on the
road from Milan tr Turin, wh le the Piedmontese
army was collecting round A'exandria.
It is said that the proposition of which General
Pellet is the bearer, is an offer on the part of France
sod England to guarantee to Piedmont the duchies of
Parma and Modena, with the line of the Adda as a
frontier. There is not, however, the lent hope that
each a proposition would be accepted by either larty;
it would assuredly be rejected by Austria.
Yu; Iloacs 21.—Mow Lem, •—; Tim par Cats., 62;
Ma per Coats., 42 u ; Wes tam. ——; Fads. —; 116111•6
Ylsas. tN4 M 4; Do. 1643, —; Du. Two.aad.a.lialt, —;
Nagar idadas, Loaa. 6,3 ; lessanY bemak
Doak Sham Isalsaapt sa Leedom 30 days, 30•114 sash ;SO
days, 2346 ash.
Daiwa». —lllrla sad Odom, 1143 34; Paris sad Iteass,
; Masa sal Dam. re ;
parawri fdanadka, 206;
Stra.boors sad Isla. 166 ; Claim ), 343; Yams mad
Daalagsa, —; Ilsears; al 76; MD.

YORK

the trppreseion of the Zl5
Ong, in the Chamber of
disenution was, whether
n from tilting an, part
uil ne on the articles of
totted this opinion. M.
e would be attended with
should nut be light'7
asly endanger the public
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