The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-06 00:00:00

Gamma slates sail Ihsie priests, is enema dehlellse,
to swam whether do seasiltatisa was sallifestory le Seta
es • who* sail la Ns supseele puts ; aa4 whether it ' 6ave
him the mesas, la esalissity witk his petition, to osier
the alaellell of Clereary with a cross heed.' lf, how If,
the Meld sad dither of Prussia were welled, be weal.
eves without a es% teas to * minim of his keen sal
people, pleat listedi by tieMs of Oersisity.
" The conelodiag pelage svideatly palate to the
sabstitation of a saigemisa for as absolute veto.
" Three I wets tits above, dm minister of the
'Maier las read anew veguet ef the klegb speech
ia the &woad Cbisibie, whisk is, however, word
fie weed the' seam bumsdiately eau this
eora-
whisk was beard with dm sinew
11=than leo kill voted, on &mileage Dasher, con-
dismingesasesesilatiousl tbe ealbumese ed sante-
tees ef the lst mid led of Jaat aey ihr relbesaleg
t=ila
the nuts dlaw, sad m Rpm the Wl* stall the dames* eat of the same.
"Thin swim was carried 168 against 149.
(Great ssesatima 1 Assn on ) Havapsa the
right demanded a &Allem whieh gave the amahere
in favour of the metise, 163 against 142. Nor
wee this the only blow which ministers re-
mitred i Le_ there followed a motion of Maim
and Visit% which is expressed in the fonewbeg
tams, end whisk raised the emilseassi dthe hems
"That Me hew twelve, is esesidtesdas Ass the lamer
viii ailehlue have estureliel Ids weessfe Se Mesa se the
of the Prsakfett b ask itt hammy
Easi=the ur
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soeeed is
the awl diet the
Pam asii:::
02 NNW a etemittes, wmowill draw up sa sower
to lis aysigr. ashyft , ania=ima
the spiel= silks bee urea the roma of
the

" The urgency of this motion was immediately car-
ried, and the Aseembly withdrew to the sections, to
cheese a committee of twenty-ow atemlnre, for win-
waist the new agrees. They met again at half-past
Isar, when the names of the committee were an-
sousce

FRANCE.

PaffIt_TIVISD" LK.
Ranenre aro siert in the Salle dee Pm Perder
this evening, that M. Hnbeer, the envoy extmordi-
nary of the Austrian government, and the Abbe Clio-
bend, the envoy of Sardinia, have offered the French
government to intervene jointly with France in Rama
and 'Pnecany. Mould this be molded to, Lom-
bardy and Venice are to be emetitated into a
daesonliL dependant on Amer's, with liberal
tions, and Savoy to be ended to France. I
give you these rumours as they circulate, bat have no
whereon I can express any opinion as to
i< truth.

The government is stated to have received official
notice that the Bing of Prussia has accepted the
impaial crown of Oamany. This news his had an
en&vourable influence at the Bane to-day, the Fives
having closed 1•30 below their highest peke of
The c Ylaterdaii.. • 1 notification of the death of the Bishop
1 of Orleans, L'Abbe Payer, of the cholera, as well as
two other members of the Amiably, was made to-day.

PARIS, TIVISDET, 11 A X.
Although the arrival of Charles Albert is Paris waif
credited, and published in the
semi odour slaneVitcrasat, it now &mars
to have ban without

I have received this morning a short note hem
Bayonne, dated Momday, which says Last night,
to oar great surprise, ear quiet town was disturbed
by the snivel of the abdicated Bing ci Sardinia,
Charles Albert, who came hither from Marseilles. lie
departed Sx Madrid on his way to Lisbon this day
at non in the midst of an immense coneoane of spec-
tators, who saluted the fallen Prince with the respect
due to hie great misfortune&
The Abbe thoberti, the envoy extraordinary from
the Piedmontem government to Perim, had a confer-
ease yesterday with the President of the Council and
the Minister of Foreign Affairs. An evening journal
states that M. Gioberti also visited the Englbh am-
beasador, and that France and England are in whet
Jested on the question' which relate to the affairs of
Piedmont and Italy generally.
The report of the committee of the National As-
sembly en the budget of the Minister of Public In-
struction is ready ; it proposes several reductions,
which amount together to 1,018,624 f. The chapter
relative to the salaries sad exponent of the cardinals,
archbishops, end bishops, was the subject of animated
Simmion.

The Paris says : " We bad opined a subscription
at our alio lb: a Monomial in amour of (tea. Chan-
gander, and as an answer to the imams taken with
regard to him. Already the national guard, answering
warmly to our appeal, had brought in anmsress con-
tribution', letters, and addresses, testifying its haling,
towards its oommander.in-ehieL Moat anparylly there

was no ides in this of a miserable indemnity in imam,
but a striking mark of acknowledgment and panties'
sympathy. We sincerely thank ear friends sad these
of the moral, whohave thus hastened to brink their
mite, bat with regret. we can arose that we mast
peed the subscription in seassiumse et the hilsirlig
ismer
"I toed to yourjounallhossamateasatota tabtorlptice
fern to the pawl oationsaimila-olidoe the m-
ania
yMs of dap Nita die pirse=l by*, sots of
. I roma that yea is my soma, amnia
your hoists not to, tasks this the maim of
,seatl osaaot amps. the etwooso of my most
ul sad most mallmato.
" Le CeNifi
"At least, pill #misa will have swaged the
honourable mod Ise the extraordinary imams by
which it was lelasisi to offend him; and the while
a awantry, et the ant sielise% will know met WAN
bre to vows him"
M. N
the Iseapards. seeds of
the Pauline ef
throe& Tare at Sudsy al
leer le where he gees as ambaseador of the
Pena rernblis. It is said that he stopped at An-
te**, in the wares of the day, and paid a visit to
Abd-el-Bader.

The total number of eases of cholera in the hospi-
tals reported to yesterday is 1,006, of which there are
666 dead. It is remarkable that of this total number
of ems 419 have occurred in one hospital, the Sal-
petriere.