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

FRANCE.

PARIS, Flume, 6 ~w.
Despatches from Turin have been received by the
government this morning, but their oostenta have not
transpired.
Electoril committees are being everywhere or-
ganised. The reunion of members known as that of
the Institute has prepared a manifestos which has
been signed bye great number, but, differences of
opinion having arisen u to giving it publicity, its
publication has been adjourned.
M. Gondohaux has this morning read to the com-
mittee of finance his report. It presents a satisfactory
picture of the financial situation of the country. The
prisoners of Vincennes are to leave Paris at 3 o'clock
to-morrow morning, by special train, for Bourget.
In the National Assembly today the debate on the
third reading of the law on the council of state was
resumed, but up to the time of our reporter closing
his despatches, nothing of interest had occurred. M.
de Moo: brought up for the Minister of Foreign
Affairs in his absence a supplementary article to the
convention of tke 31st of March ' 1831, relative to the
navigation of the Rhine, which was referred to the
committee. M. Martin Bernard asked leave to ad-
dress to the Minister of the Interior interpellations as
to a heinous (odium) violation of the constitution
which took place yesterday at the Berrien du Maine.
(Exclamations.) The interpellations were ordered to
be put on the order of the day for to-morrow.
The Afonitatr this morning gives the following re-
ports of the proceedings of the socialist and the red
republican party in some of the provinces :
At Clerment-Ferrand, at Villefranehe, at at. Oerd, sad
other places, the socialists only ensidand the 24th of
February as an exasion of parading_the red flag, or, in de-
auk ii that, the basset romp. Wherever they thought
themeless saintly strong, their cries were seditious.
Thee, at Fillebenehe, they drank as a tort, "To the
victims of Ines, to our messeinated brothers." At
the &slept& of the democratic and social
rcpt gave themselves to • diegusting
Four preens, clad In re up
d boon head to orfoot,
bees handsets and pikes. Four other individuals,
sloths& is white were tied with cords that the rotten, belt
in Oak Mad. This cortege, preceded by a drum, and fol-
lowed by shoat 100 persons, twice pleaded the town, stop
ping at the midis places to meats an infernal dance about
the trees of liberty. In the midst of the dance the whim
were led to the foot of the tree, and obliged to make &polo-
ate sbrailskin6
for their reamed ill•conduct to the roves, who were
meanwhile the hatchets over the heeds el the
alpine. thou eat off*. heads of some while staffed
ewes to reader Ile resemblance more striking. At /Mr-
amok the apparatus of terror was still more complete.
Twenty yams men, anted with sabres sad hatchets, amongst
whom wee an ezeontiemer, drew through several communes a
met In which they bed erected a gaillotim. The cortege stopped
his the public plow and um= of the risk. At each
the es
a mannequin. Before and
' latitor gli Z menthe, the bast Mei out " The dell sa Fin
Owaliplat Wo 447. lehespiene ! Vivo la r
And it *erica are not eatkied we will serve them is the
same way!" Many arrests have been made. The reproba-
tion of them moms is universal. In several commasse
neer Dijon, the leaden of the sodalbt banquets have been
driven away and burned in effigy. At Dijon itself the
amine " We can now deep quietly, Moe the rower
are put down.
The Consfitutionnel of this morning announces that
the news isztvely confirmed that the Pope has
claimed the 're intervention of Austria, Spain,
Naples, and France to re-establish the former order of
things at Rome. Count Martini, the Sardinian
Envoy at Gaeta, had received official notice of thief
demand. The exclusion of Piedmont created much
Nuptial, and in many classes a painful feeling at
Turin. The Sardinian cabinet, however, had ad-
dremed to all the members of the Cape dVomatire
present at Turin a protest against such an intervention.

The Alifigiiis Nuncio at Paris has pulsated offi-
cially % Op Minister of Foreign Maim the address of
his Menem is the Catholic Powers. The Nuncio
was eiligeards remind by the Presidsat of the
repalik b whom be Pontiff. delivered a letter from the
Severdin
I mime the ascouut of the Bank of France for the
week ening the lst inst. The none in circulation
have bow reduced 2 millions. The treasury balance
Juergen,' millions, standing now at 391 millions.
The open augmented by 81 millions, of which the
amount added in the central bank of Paris is 61
millions, and int% provincial branch ban% 2 millions.
The nudes bills amount to 2 millions, but they
will be principally retired in the coon of to-day,
the actual day of payment. The discounts have again
fallen off 6 millions--4 millions in Paris and lin :he
proving,. The protected bills have been bat slightly
redacted. The woes now are 420 millions, against
303 1-6 salons of specie.
STATS Or =IBM( or FIANCE isp %Maim I,with
the 02122.112224ing items of the preceding week :
Wolk ladtag Week Gabs,
Feb. 22. Mane I.
ISAMEIMIEL t. 0. 7. O.
. 124140,622 $2,200442 e
0412210 t raw taseibialia AMON 22224020
lieway•
Ram* et art
Loons in sal 4. tend tonics . 2.1•0.0c*.••• 0 7•• MOMS •
4.103.001 •
wk Mae is 4net•rf. 4S S•••• •

De. am* bena...—.— ..... ... 1f,814,7111 a If:filial i
11111 te ... .. - ... - ........ 1314441 0 910004 90
Asevaat it TreaWiy. ff;eobar =7,401 74 89,320,771 es
Dime rperriat
bwripplaa ... J
=ill 16,141,387 I
........... 0
0 4.1974011 0
Omar
1187 0 630,049 0
Dad!, at *web Osaka parka 1.4
beak 3,344,331 94 6,290,970 GS
Drafts et beat payable by breads
beaks .-- 1,157,011 0 8,934,373 0
Ellekkede 430.413 lb 411,813 13
Liquid. at =bulk et Weirs ... 24444 04 032.144 04
Dimami, avers 111411•114 sad ea:
DD ... 1133,790 74 911,730 la
Dium33. sal dun la in
terals

lissaii %Wm ,„..
L. lot 10g1i5....
DIY Is larmli bisis ...
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815.73.5 0 085,825 0
swop 85 244.1091
lb
400,881 0 480.86 0
1011,715 0 151,134 LS

6119,013,497 09 999.999,414 11
AIM/
Oda mM 167,179.07 36 173,695,623 96
OW la tat= boats 137,736,910 0 129,441,332 0
BOY me 170,728 03 5,193,697 96
51019 awl aselpiamas ia Paris
Da Oa. to diaohlaalis
Adwassi m banks
Alkareaaa Amin rabbi foal 51,430,429 03 $1,363,434 40
Afbasso m Prisdt paid, feuds by
hart brim 0
aft.= w ;61771:- . 4334'837 2'534'837 0
ban
£01•111.110 tte sista on lose at 115
Ml6= .. 10.00‘003 0 00.000000 0
Mak ........ 10,000.030 o 19090,990 0
agamlisarm is
beaks la 41,661,4611$ 43,581,466 15
Lalll9lEm__ 91 trod

pairnsteolis
4,M,010N 14804741 N
Illnkbielkpandternitere 1 II 4,004000 0
Ns =t
li Nisi Mahe ..- 4273,734 0 2,273,734 0
Um telhoollystParis 7,000,000 0 7,000,000 I
alemessil le the deperimet et the
Diem
bleentin Dahisel Diseount leek MAN 0 1414") 0
000 0
WINN et lemma blahs in the
MINN Dismount Desks et Ns

predubl Woos 280,0M 0 230,000 0
boomed 1101
PeeNAM Mb labrua limb 4.346.710 I 4.534,953 0
ispowNsioNisat —at brush 131,141 N 646,769 74
=196 el beiussuut
II a/MU . 130,002 0 142.547 0
406,9111 11 413,000 11
750,100 0 7110,000 0

, to ths city at M.

639.033,497 0 696,096,434 91
PAW Kassa Now Loma. —; TM* Of Owls.. SI Si;
Rpm go Costa., U 10; laa Lou. U 33; Poses, Moan
Pim, ISO. 99; Do. 1943, 1101 ; Do. reor.mad.o-lial4 IN ; Do.
Two.aad.a.nalf, 411 i ; dads. YAW., -- ,• Roma lira. 67 ,•
Thir.7.
9seeds. Beak Shoes. 22311. izsbaogesa Liaise: SO
dayl3 oath ; 90 days, U.lO paper. 96.74 orb.
Kenyan Putt mad Orlsomm. 1113; Pub sal lama.
397 30; tors sad Ban, SU; Asir mad Idaneasa, 909;
ignaboorg sad Ms, 103; Clean (Viormos), SU AO; Anima and
&dogs% —; 'oedemas. 417 SO; Naelb. 490.

Kau" Ts. 24.-11ase par Oasts, U 4 orb ; attarlkia, $34
mar. This. 116 gaper ; seat M, 114 I perm :7=
paper ; after Wm, 4 cash. Coupes, 7. Beak el F
era. Treasury =a. 64 payer. •asasa as Leadaa. 41 GO.

ITALY.

LOMBARDY.—Letters from Milan, of the 25th
ult., say that Radetaky still continued the military
executions on all parties who were found with con-
askd arms.

The disturbances which I mentioned as having
taken plus at Milan, are stated to have arisen from
an interference by the Croat hoop to remove from
one of the windows in the street Darin a mannikin,
dressed as a harlequin, in black and yellow, which
had beea there bung by the neck, in derision of an
Manamed Rata, who, although a Milanese, bad
il: the requrstration of. property charged with
the forced impost. After a serums collision, the Croats
=the street, and weireteluartered on all the
Is, who were com to lodge and pro-
vide for them. Radetaky mposed a fine of 100,000
Austrian lires on the residents of that street unless,
ithin sight days, the persons who suspended the
figure shall be denounced to him.
The Rentea del MorteN Leone were, on the 25th
. ult., at 70. They in consequence of the
dividends not being paid by the Austrian govern-
ment in ash, bat in notes payable in four years,
bearing 4 pu cent. interest
ROMAN STATES.—The nano Gazette of the
pull 01, after giving an account of the ocoupatien of
Ferrara by the Austrians, and the demands made by
them. says " General Mayne; having received the
sacaa end finding that the barricades had been re-
moved,the arms of the Pape re-established, and the
hostages given, made a convention with the municipa-
lity by which the security of the Austrian garrison,
and freedom of movement, are guaranteed, ae also the
of the sick soldiers to the frontier, as it was
transport
trsght prudent to leave them exposed in the
town, after the attempts at assassination made upon
isolated soldiers. In the evening of the 20th ult.,
General Hayman, with the whole of his brigade, ar-
rived at Polesilla."
The Ozaeordia of Turin, of the 26th ult., qaotes a
despatch from M. Mayer, Prefect of Ferrara, announc-
ing that be hes retired to Arisen& because the ponti-
fical arms had been replaced by the Austrians. The
latter, in their recent myosin, bad surrounded Fer-
ran with 7,000 men, while a reserve of 2,000 men was
stationed at Poatelage—Scum, and Santa Madda-
lena. These forces had 24 pieces of artillery, besides
47 pieons in the citadel. While the Aaara owe-
pied Ferrara, they had at the same time directed
4,000 men towards Modena, by Mirandola and Cent&
Min the sitting of the 18th of the Roman Constituent
Assembly, a bill was presented by M. Manzoni, in the
name of the minister of finance, for the sale of tannage
lands to the amount of 200,000 crowns (1,100,000 fr.),
to be applied to the extinction of exchequer bills to the
same amount. He afterwards presented another bill
for the emission of 1,200,000 entili in new bank notes,
with forced currency. A third bill
_provides that all
taxes shall be paid an treasury notes. Dety Andreini
asked whether a protest from Pine IX. really existed P
Minider Rusooni answered that the cabinet were in
of it, but bad not officially received it.
Assembly then ordered the document to be read,
which being dons, a general soy of " Viva la repub-
lics!" resounded. Graven° presented a bill for the
' requisition of all the horses of the pontifical stables
and noble guards for the use of the batteries
of the natural artillery. A question was then
I asked concerning the relation existing between
Rome, Tummy, and Piedmont. Minister Rue-
mei stated in reply, that the feeling between
Rome and Tuscany was most cordial, and
that the relations with Piedmont were not in a bad
state ; that the Roman envoys had indeed been ordered
to leave the country, but without fixing a day for their
departure. They had received their pus before
the republic had been proclaimed. The mc=then
mounted a bill for the abolition of the ;a on
books and engravings, and another for a forced Inn,
according to the amount of home, from 2,000 crowns
upwards, in the proportion of from oce.fifth to two-