The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-20 00:00:00

FRANCE.

!AIM Towinar, 11 A.Y.
The journals this Piercing ankh' no domestic in-
telligence of interest. The Bourse roma"
which I insn In ay ismatchee of lest evening,
are meets& bat net madras& The ballot for the
Paris Medi= dosed last night. The number of oleo-
tars =Ter right of suffrage is reported to be
inseVthe dub of the Rue de Poitiers took
lam led at which it was decided, after some
the re-eleetion of M. Marmot to the
P of the assembly ebould be supported.
The Me of last evening announce that
Hadebky he. referred the questioa of the continuation
of the armisties to Vienna, and has intimated that in
the meanwhile he will not be the party to break it.
Amoog the elecitioneering expedients resorted to
on Sunday, wee the following ingenious proceeding
The agnate of M. Delesesek one of the candidate*,
induced Mr. Chem, who amended in his celebrated
balloon from the Hippodrome, to take up with him
some mullions of little belletins, bearing the name of
M. Delessert, as ballast. As he passed over the
department of the Beim he let these descend in
I &were hem above the de de on the astonished and
bewildered calms, who seemed to receive from
heaven this inspiration to vote for the son of the ex-
Prefect of Police.
We learn, says the Mendesr de Sohr that the Emir
Bechir, Prince of the Lebanon, whose deposition was
at the time of the treaty of 1840, has just
roZlii:ttrised by the Turkish Government, at the
intercession of the French Ambamador at Constantino-
ple, to leave that city for Paris, when he intends to
make efforts to indoto the Government to support the
claims for amapsneatien which he has brought for-
ward, and whisk have hitherto been dieregeidecl.
La Prase, whisk has lately xxiblished several arti-
cles to asset of sanmeMeial character tro-
ths quidui bu given the following
• his** seism letwess the Impute! cabinet
et bolds ea the asopeetsonl Frames sad Emend ea the
other gart. teething Ibs seratbeades et bolds Ames et
the oreasise ommimied at labs the fth begat laths the
bardblem so& Ammlidemgbedgelsatieriet. It is kris that
rasesdieg to thotiodeles lel4 of this oroveattes, the ally
of Temberrestompbed la thesmaher *ea midi
Mr hoglysoop to
the *sap tr three logs aka
the MIIMIIIMIS el the arodeges by she KW et lisollmb. The
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Obesim Aiken at M ork delivered a letter patent to Marshal
sefebtingAdmiral Albini and General dells Mar-
in evacuate Venice. But then an unforeseen difficulty
elms.At the soma time that the Austrian government, on
eggs ileptinaber, reeptived from Admiral Atbini the official
arenefigetelhat all the fleet and the Sardinian trope should
IlliesbOaO la:, then arrived at Trieste an envoy sent by the
mejto emigre that the Sardinian fleet amid not
iho- ma ginfig Venn geld after being rosoned
diestolget gogenseent the head swamis did no
in of f
inedlity shoed be nodertakes against that day fry tho
=deeps. The declaration of the dardlidin *hind
midi the Feint made by the nprieglintion of
helm gadWOVienna, In the ensitetZteefilho
=of MB spirit Venice
sZe yes depertere of the Int eommandedWig by Al
miss' AllifoL Is a MOO dated the 7th inst., and jointly ad-
MONA by Lord Ponsonhy and M. de Latour to the Baron
AO Weassaberg, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Austria, the
repensoisdne of France and England declared that, by the
simple fan of having accepted the Angin-French mediation,
Austria ta interdicted herself the right of reoommeneiag
&oddities ersinet Venice, the special object of the mediation
=step the war, by the employment of mesas of cow
The teplyof the cabinet of Vienna has not this time
Ilebolong waned far. If we an wall informed, it may In
renned m fellowet The mitigative of the armistice of
M oeMSlifIeft411•1101/1 at the time at which Charles Albert
and No mart a/Austria anneed tbe Arglo-Freich media-
tion. Ongsgegatly the aseeptatige d the mediation cannot
in right ban a retreasing Wen on the stipulations of the
armistice. The impede gonreaseet no doubt admits the
peineipl• ot the Waist ea dr be* of the negotiations to
be entered into with Na miedintiog powers; bid 11 name
admit any other stsfus VS time that settled by the ergaisrice
itself, ad the conergessen sat might to be to replace
the bensin zre le the territorial situation which they
occu*d at the inn of sthe war. That being so, Austria
believes heed esti ed es impose on Venice the stipulations of
the annistiee from which King Charles Albert has already
derived eonsiderable advantages, especially the giving up of
a park of artillery abandoned at Pembina and the free pa-
ng* accorded to his troops. From these motives Austria in
her turn proton against the difficulties which the mediating
powers raise to tits moompliehment of the armistice of Milan,
and she reserves is kenelf, in respect to Venice all her
liberty of action, the acenteace of the Anglo-Frandi me
tion, not in her opinion dadroying in any respect the we-
elects rights resetting to her tram the armistice. The
counter pretest it Austria appears so meek the more grave
from thellect that the armistie. of Milan expires on the 21st
of this month, sad that King Charles Albert and Marshal
Bedetaki are preparing to resume hostilities with new
vigour, 14 in the meantime Prince Sehwertcenburg, dele-
gated ad be for the command in chief of the Austrian army,
shall not snaked in stipulating a prolongation of the armis-
tice with the Sardinian government. In this state of things
the French government hue invited the English cabinet to
join it in pressing on the negotiatioas. But, in consequence
of the doing of parliament, the British ministers take a
vacation, and Lord Palmerston it seeking repoee in the coun-
try from the fatigues of a stormy session. Nevertheless,
in-
formed of the deeds of the French government, he his pro-
Weed to be at London on Monday, to devise, with K. Gus-
tave de Beaumont, the means of removing the very great
difficulties which the Anglo-French mediation encounters at
its Mod.