The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-21 00:00:00

M. Lars Rodin proceeded to state that a serious
ate p—oat that would leave a deep Mee in the history
ofitely—had just been taken. He alluded to the
profanation at Rome of a republic, and the fall of
the Pipe from This he celled good
news he the Mena of flbsety. (Load interruptions.)
Sian the proviso da dark rumours had been
spread though Paris, Mick were calculated to instil
fear late thelmert of every true repnblioan, and bad
Ike a samot mound the funds to rtes. He alluded
to a p act of intervention. He thought he was well
as to the mode of the proposed intimation.
Amnia had been thought of, bat the idea was aban-
doned, and more indirect means were in eontsenMdoa
Piedmont, in oonsert with Repko, would mositbMthe
Pope on his throne as a temporal prism Pied-
mont would enter the Romagna and sal •
face into the Papal states. Such ea MOW,
as that contemplated would give a net of
send-eatisfeetion, involving the idea of a handed
with that of a united Italy. Thus Piedmont misli
intervene. France in the meanwhile woad bier-
vine, by sending a !lest to Civita Vesehis,
which would unite with an English naval fern Om,
and support the demonstration of Piedmont. Another
fleet would at the sane thin be sent fathom, to keep
that city in check. The simple natio he (M.
Lads Rollin would ask the Foreign
Affairs was whither, the idienndss be heel received
and ilgemeged to the amine we true or net P
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late:reads states In the wad. (Le Ire.) The Zama
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head of our rapist. Hear, the pester diMeellies
sere ; and house the peat interest whisk elhollse to the
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despatches left.
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The _ . correspondent of the Time says
"I hays been just informed that a protest spinet
the preemehme of the King of Sara has been
lhemedled by Prince Schwartsenburg, the Aestriaa
Minim fie Foreign Affairs, to Baron Thom, the
Amides Wader in Paris, to be laid by him before
the Wash Minister for Foreign Affairs. In this
pretest Prince Schwarteenberg &aims, ea the
arthe Emperor of Austria, the full and
possession of the Lombardo-Venetian kbgAtta ti
mewed to him by the treaties of 181& The faded
addi further, that inasmuch as the Austrian beep
in Lombardy had been attacked without a shadow
of justice by the King of Sardinia, and that
has crowned the Austrian arms, the empire=
eiders that be is entitled to be paid the expos= of
'the late war by Charles Albert."
The report of the committee on the proposition he
a parliamentary inquiry into the affair of the 29th
Jemmy was distributed yesterday to the Assembly.
A minority of six voices supported the principle sail
tdtn asesedty of the inquiry, bat without being agreed
on the nature and bearing of the facts whisk this
groat parliamentary examination was destined to
bring. to light. The majority of the mmusittee were
of opinion that the government wen Sought* jug-
ti&d in bringing about an armed latsrmation, and
investigation would be needless.
The President of the Republic reviewed yesterday,
in the Champ-de-Mars, several regiments of the that
military division. Just before the troops tiled off, the
President of the Republic took up a station near the
Ecole Militaire, and there distributed about twenty
denotations of the Legion of Honour to officers, non-
commissioned officers, and privates, who had been
recommended to him by the Minister of War for that
distinction. In delivering the crosses the President
made a short and very =prudee speech, which wu
followed by loud cries of " Vive Louis Napoleon."
Last night a grand ball was given at the Hotel de
Ville to the President by the Prefect of the Seine.
Th. Council of Revision (Court of Appeal) of the
first military division, sat yesterday to bear the appeals
of the men convicted of being parumpators in the assas-
sination of Gen. Brea and Capt. Mangin, his aide-de-
camp. The court declared that all the proceedings of
the court martial had been regular; that the law had
been properly applied, and that, therefore, the appeal
was rejected.
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