The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-06 00:00:00

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.-FRIDAY.

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Attoon the neighbourhood of the Chamber pre-
sentcd but little appearance of animation. With the
exception of the presence of a battalion of the
national guard in front of the grand entrance, nothing
was presented which could distinguish the occasion
from any ordinary day of meeting of the late
Chamber.
Tickets of admission to the galleries are offered for
sale by the same class of persons who swarm round
the theatres, and carry on a like commerce in admis-
sions to these spectacles.
Among the purchasers of these tickets the great
majority are foreigners, and especially English, which
has encouraged the vendors to advance the price. -

ITALY.—A letter from Rome of the 28th ult., says :
The representatives of different states of Italy who have
already arrived within our walls, to attend the Italian
National Assembly, give to Rome a peculias aspect. There
is an increasing enthusiasm for the Caller of Italy. To-day
there is a slight excitement against the Holy Father, and
mention is made of a demonstration for forcing him to de-
clare war upon Austria, a resolution he bas refused to come
te, but which the populace ecnsidcr to be indispensable
for preserving our volunteers or soldiers who may fall into
the hands of the enemy from being treated as armed brigands.
It is said that this question will be decided at a secret con-
I mistory to he held on Sunday. The new representative of
France is beginning to crime into favour at Rome; his man-
ners are very pleasing. Yesterday he gave his first diplomatic
dinner; at which, among other personages' the representa-
tives of Sicily, Father Ventura, and MM Lafarina, Amari,
and Pisani were guests. M. Morichini, Minister of Finances,
having resigned, has been replaced by Prince Simonetti, de-
puty for Ancona.

LOMBARDY.—The Gazette do .Ifilan of 29th says :
On the 27th a person worthy of confidence anived at the '
quarters of the Duke of Savoy, and informed him that the
people of Verona only waited the presence of the Italians
to revolt. The Italians are at Villafranca, bforrecane, and
Roverbolla. One hundred Austrian deserters had quitted
t he Austrian army.

ARRIVAL or Tit F. ORPHANS OF BRITISH ARTIZANS
I'EGM FaaNCß.—At a special general meeting of the gover-
nors and directors of the British Orphan Asylum, held at the
offices of the invitation, it, Abcburch-lane, Anthony
Brown, Etq., chamberlain of the city of London, in the
chair, a resolution to the following effect, proposed by Mr.
W. lade, and seconded by Mr. B. .Brooks, was unanimously
adopted:
That this meeting isof opinion that it la desirable to afford to greet
the twenty-four eel hen chi:dren recently arrived from the Pariaian
British Orphan Institiitl,n, violate at Part. (being males), gratuitous
abetter within the asylum until a period not later than the Slat of
July, provided each ef the children be under fourteen yv ars of age, free
from and that they be removed within a ppecilled time.
THE CHARTIST ASSEMELT.—At the meeting of the
above yesterday, the debate on the resolution that an appeal
should be made to the people of the United Kingdom to
create by subscription a fund of 6,0001., to be called the
" Liberty Fund," to be appropriated in carrying out the
movement, wan resumed, when the resolution wu adopted,
with an amendment that the sum be fixed at 10,0001., and
that a committee be appointed to devise the bent means for
raising the sum in question. After a stormy discussion, and
considerable abuse of Mr. F. O'Connor in his absence, it was
determined that for the future the body should be designated
the National Chartist Association," and the meeting ad-
journed. •

COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET tic CITY INTELLIGENCE. 1
2tto o'Clock.—Much and deserved importance
is attached in City circles, as, indeed, must
be the case everywhere, to the great meeting
of the National Assembly in Paris, now, as we are
informed by an early second edition of the Daily
I News, regularly constituted in session by the elec-
tion, es its President, of M. Buchez. That Assembly,
saluted on its instalment with all proper demonstra-
tions of popular respect, is believed to promise
mach for the cause of order, and the reorganisation,
or rather perhaps the restoration, of industry. Con-
fidence in a quiet way can hardly tail to gain there-
fore in Paris, and on the Continent, as it does here,
I upon the strength of such favourable anticipations.

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