The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-17 00:00:00

FRANCE.
•
PARIS. Young. 0 P.M.
The sitting of the Assembly today as been of
amiderable importance. It had been made public, by
mots of the evening papers last night, that it was
ths attention of the miniptry to make some comma-
Dilation of moment to the chamber. and members had
boa mooted to be in their places at the proper
taw.

Alter sew formal business, and entering upon the
diumka of the budget of finance, the president re-
lented of the chamber speech for e president of the
well, who had an Important communication to
neke.

K. °dittoes Barrot then ascended the tribune, and
Med the following statement :
Chinn Representatives.—When we informed you of the
he nuts of which Italy has been the theatre, the Ai-
m* felt the necessity in which France might
a a future period be placed to occupy ter a
2 a_parties of the territory of of the =MI-
T= initiative taken by yen on that om-
its Is the sours from which has emanated the &whinies-
t."' given to the enerement to take such a measure if it
was mud weal Nees the vote I speak of the situation,
tees amnesia. has been etronaly defined. The Austrian
amuse= pursues the eciasequesen of its victories; and
id* lam lus the rights of war with regard to states more or
Id ile in the struggle which had takes place between
II ad %Mids. The woes quern of them nuts has been
all kithrteal bay Information we have nerved announced
a isigenaog anis in the Roman States. (Agitation.)
rime menet riatin indifferent to this. The rotes-
% of the Reach inhabitants, the ears of maintaining
•thlighleale blesses in Italy, the desire of contsibuting
h * ellelemall by the Roman populatlos of • good
arlithemiled ea loft)—ellstutiess—(laterruptions
ameelseel in thethese thinp Made it olar
fa *Lill I I be welheriestims that had been granted to us.
sowing be lawmellie fee as is =tee into ampler details
eliat eampasthlrr the object we have is view. In err
gummier= = these chance must have a part allowed to
kiatalegiv=ppen. But we may now affirm that hem
we will arise nought but ellcacions guaran-
i's, he the interests of our polisy—the cause at true liberty.
(dalbaba on the left.) The government thin)th it
h star, with the greatest pneisies, the WA character
kaki el the vote it damn& of the Amiably.
darner invested by it with a power the importance of t 2
d sppeeelar, it does net remenaes that power. It
th. he so sew pewee, end is would regard as Int-
Wag and costrery to its meet ispeder duties say
MY by whisk changing the parties gins it by the As
sliOly, nomad try to eever its ith that of
6••••imbl_ _ _ y bait. Is coming bedew to dimmed
1.,
_owl Whielt I. indispeneable to gownsman fee amiss
resteatlen of the pewee, invested in it, 'oversaw= yr
lifts sal asset remain, entirely responsible he the senee-
Paso Involved. Teat reeponothility would foe *MI till
Wan whes the refund of this saint would, by redwing
Ithessemeary iseeties, In pr oesse of the nests I
Poe to it that it is the =Modes all the Assessithearringull
a tote of the ithit of March end make shisswiss • duty.
Ilentiswiag is Is eiwermauses Use project of law whisk the
reuse= be. the hinon:ta oohs= to year deliberations:
Le. An ensundkaary credit of 1,200,000 francs on the
Were of 1840 is opened at the ministry of war for sup-
leavriiserease ef exposes, attendant upon keeping es
tar dries three samithr, the expedidonary Corp.
I the If serenter The extraordinary credit to Do
third amosset the divers chapters of the budget of war.
ley. The ezpisem authorised by the above article shall be
Ported derby imams of the relation applicable to the wants
dal medics of lgeg." Gentlemen, added M. Beirut, it is
Wins, after .web a eallnieniestioa, to point out to the
Archly that it must examine this question as one of
14•1181. Foe the nano of =eh rarsures as these, it is
imeary that the publicity and ezettation should be sisal-
lames. I therefore demand of the Assembly to retire
Melia* into their bureasz, and there examine the question
Sr 10evaey, and sense a committee which shall report speedily
enfik to allow the Assembly, in its sitting of thin day, to
71:11asenbly, having voted affirmatively on the
datalds tithe
president of the council, retired into
.61 *lam and named a committee, which isms-
ottaly, refired to deliberate. The chamber, having
inn adjourned for a shoot spoor, then resumed the
dmusion el the budget of finance.
Thid semasittee named in the bureaux was com-
et the following repreentativem : lit bureau,
28.1notoriciere ; 2nd, W. Smart; 3rd, M. Lausest ;
a Datum ; 6th, M. Behoelcher ; 6th, M. P.
141.11.7 th, M. Aylies ; Bth, Gen. Sobervic ; 9th,
rn. ; 10th, M. Inlet Fevre; 11th, M. F. de
it
; 12th, M. Dovergier d'ffattraane ; 13th, rag: • 14th, M. Thies; 16th, H. Germain
hilt y ,
61he latest moment the commission wee rhea
as the question of urgency--seven of the
lime for, end eight against, it; still, our
1111.1.1 hint.., thought, the urgency would be carried.
eiplition for Civita Vecchia, which was the
"Pig d the credit demanded by the goyenuaint,
, 118 to cave left France yesterday.
benThe lfourelliate of Marseilles says that erisnstave
at to the staff of the army of llta -AIM at
to rend a new brigade to reinforce tbe awe-
, *Marseilles destined for Civita Vecchia.
111 d you *tracts front the Debate and the Cloteri-
.ll
1 on the La Plata elocution, which are the only