The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-07 00:00:00

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788.] LONDON,WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7,1849. THREEPENCE.

occupy apartments in the aralsishop's phew. &brier,
QUlntill, Rasped. Mangy',
_Albert, mad Barbie were kado
in the tower of the hotel called the Tour de Ville, to which
there are trot fewer then 11 MGM Blawqui wit Pliold
alone, in a cell on the lowest KO"; &brier and Quentin
occupy the story above; the nest Is occupied by the turn-
keys ; and Barbie, Bespan, and Albert are lodged separawly;
General Owertain Thema% Plates, Depi (the weepier),
Boob aid tome arm the hewer sailed Tour de Janson
Cam. Bub MEM sleep, well eied.furnialsed with a bed, a
table, a stove, two timiles„ aad other articles ; and In tower
111.00111 la silt apart liethereseWell of the advise's%
and friends of the pigmies, The judges and easses at the
parquet arrived at Deurgis ht the eve, sad wereressived
I with military honours. Agree* many of the jary had also
wind, but mat of themprol:E to Paris, to pare the
fatty-eight hours which had to berme the mimeo*
sent of the trial. Every had been made in the
court for the trial.

VilWn, one of the accused of the 15th May, who was not
wrested, gar himself up to justice last evening, sad has
since been sent to Bootees.
An unusual movement is to be seen at this moment in the
old capital of Berd. Everywhere uniforms of all kinds are
encountered in the strum. The Gendarmerie Mobile, and
the Outlier de Paris, in the old costume tithe "
de Ville," do duty .at the Ones, and the 42nd of =
and the National Gerd of Beery, occupy the Muir
posts.
The hi:owing is a seatinuation of the act e d'sceuestiow,
part of which we published yesterday :
The National Guard before which Hebert had pro.
claimed the dissolution of the Assembly, instead of re-
osier( from its general the order to mum the
Chamber to be susonatlel, saw him leisurely dessesting
the steps of the peristyle, resandiag to be unaware of what
had weured. Whop it, in uojuirtion with the Garde
Mobilo, brayed bock several of tho represemlatives into the
gab.. Q4maral oda** .id. M • the to Mir. At *a
mimeo; isiterawar./ImegenemPit semi Imeneekmaftena bin
and he was wrested. The representatives, Lemartize
and Lana Rollin, went beck and took penamdes of the
Hotel do Ville, where Barbee, Albert, Brame, and Themes
were arrested. At seven o'clock in the ruing the house
occupied by Subtler, Rae de Riedi, was seized by the
National Gated. Seigneur, Raises.. end a great num-
ber of armed men were arrested there, end one hundred and
defy muskets, and two bands of powder, were found, as
well u five projects for decrees dissolving the humbly
and containing measures meat threatening to @nisi order.
Pokier woo aerated in the Cali d'Oreay, on his retura
from the ministate de l'intirieur, and in the set of prop*
gating the rumour of the dissolution of the Assembly. Hs.
bort, who was arrested at six o'clock in the Roe Cogieftliers,
was liberated shortly afterwards. Mort went about tea
o'clock in the evening to the Prefecture, and left it at about
midnight. It was supposed that there would be • terrible
night. Sobrier and Barbel expected to be delivered. The
satires of the Blab des Deets de I'llomme were indeed
welting for order, which, however, fortunately did not retch
them. The National Guard penetrated law the Salle
Madre, where Villani had carded some arms in the morn.
lug. Two men were killed there and some wounded. From
Ina o'clock in the morning the relations between the
prefect and the authorities had erased, and the hotel of
the rater» was filled with the disaffected. Cauddiere
did not leave it till the night of the 16th, when he wry/s-
-uited by a number of the Garde Republicaine, to the grew
tive commission, which had sent for him. Oa the 16th it
become nearer to surround the prefecture as if it were a
hostile fortress. On the 17th Caussiddre resigned; the
Montagne:de aid the Republkao Guard were disbanded
and the principal dubs shut up, and order restored. The
site d'accusation, after giving there details, adds several re-
marks with regard to the accused. Blacqui, it says, was •
political prisoner before February, and had no sooner re-
covered his liberty than he attacked the government that
had given it to him. His hostility was shown in many ways,
and he had bees heard to say that the demomwation is
favour of Poland was • favourable opportunity for
a movement, and t'at he would have his re.
Tinge by invading the Assembly and dewing out that
Anglian stable. Bluqui was the first on the 15th of May ti
eater the Assembly, and he was the last to leave it, having
in his land a list of the new government, and crying
"Ahem de Ville !" Flottd woo B'asqui's polideal
fri.nd, whom he followed all thrush the day of the 15th,
and whom he snpported at the tribune in caudate the presi-
ded to sign an order not to best the rappel. Blanqui and
Emit were arrested in June, and refused to answer the
questions of the juge diminution. Martin, better known
as Albert, and Louts Blanc had shown their sympathy for
another Sag than the national one: Louis Blanc had been
heard to sly on the 12th al May, the day of the last sitting
of the commission at the Luxembourg, " Friend', reaction
is advancing with rapid strides ; keep your arms
loaded, you may want them ;" and, skewing them
Albert, "he is yours as well as me. We shall see
each other again, you know ;" and the workmen re-
manded by saying, " We will defend you." Butts shared
in the political opinions of Louis Blanc and Albert, end
mutiny edged " Reunions Barbie" wore held in the house
of the former. On the 14th and 16th of May they were all a
this meeting. Oa the 16th Albert woo under the peristyle
of the chamber dressed as a workmen, an unusual thing
for him, and was foremost in forcing an entrance to the
chamber. At three o'clock on the same day Louis Billie
woo reading a newspaper in the same room when General
Courtais was signing the order not to beat the rappel.
After Hubert's proclamation he at first refused to go to the
Hotel de Ville, but then got into • vehicle, and said he
would go. He changed his clothes in the Rue de l'Ecolis de
Medecine, and oa the way was very anxious lest he should be
too late to arrive at the Hotel de Vale. Be was afterwards met
successively in the Rue Haidefouille, the Quel St Michel, and
the Qui aim Flews. When Barbels arrived at the Hotel do
Ville, he asked for Louis Blau, sad a man was seen near
him who answered to Luis Blame's description, and to whom
Albert was paying some attention. One witness has de-
dared that be saw Louis Blanc arrive at the Hotel de Ville.
The conclusion to be arrived at from testimony ie that Leah
Blanc was, at a quarter past five, in the Rue Hantefouille,
and had not returned to his !edgings et the Rue Teitbout
till 7. Albert, in his dehisce, sags that het sought, in con-
junction with Barbee, to stop the manifestation, but that he
was dragged away towards the Howl de Ville against his
will. Louis Blanc has protested that his speeches had only
a andliataey tendency, and that he never went
to the Hot de Ville; and Barbee contents himself
with acknowledging his signature on the decrees
that were seized. He makes no defense. On
the 26th of February Subtler had occupied the prefecture
with Caussidiere. They were firm friends. Soria had
formed a dub at No. 19, Rue Writ, where arms and
ammunition were iseleeted. There the first meetings were
convoked, which led to the affair of the 16th May, and the
editors of the journal called La COMMON de Pori., were
those who framed the projects of deem seized there. It was
in that house that the dissolution of the Assembly was an-
nounced, u well as the proposed nresecre of the represen-
tatives, [(they resisted, and the burning of Paris if the
semi woo beaten. On the 14th, Sober: had a secret
interview with Cawsidiere. Oa the 16th he asked the mon
charged with the superintendence of the dives gasworks
whether they knew the divers spots where the gas could be
cut off. He sought to obtain of the delegates of the pro-
vincial National Guards, then at Paris, to form the manilesta-
tea. He showed to those who were is the secret a piece
of red stuff which was to be the distinguishing badge of
the promoters of the movement. He went to the Place De
la Bastille with all his men, being deemed like them as a
workman, and before the departure it was distinctly stated
that the sleeping place that night would be the Ministry of
the Interior. Sobrier, as a delegate, was one of the first to
enter the Assembly, and he was heard to say there, that the
rich should pay for the poor; and speaking to the secretary,
" you should have been shot long since. That shall be done
to-night." Afterwards, when he was shut up in the barracks
of the Quay d' Onay, he wrote to the executive oommitslin
to ray, that to alone could stop further effusion of blood if
he were placed at liberty.

sossehmiss to every good Tasman. Their affection as my
may eassehelms 1* the maids sites pate I feel on esaant of
alga rase lismeder Fes Essay esonaltira.
Pale Oa l2. LEOPOLD.

TO TIM INTLOILATIO NODS ACOINDITED IN TUSCANY.
fines my declaration of the 11th of February, 1849, ad
dueled 1u the diplomatic body accredited in Tuscany—
(this animation has not come to light)—l have had the
satisfastiss of seeing myself surrounded by the respectable
persons sesspapiag this body. Their prewnee hes given me
consolation, both on aecoact of their friendly words and sen-
timents of cordiality wkieli they severally have e
towards ma, ard on amount of the manifest 141=71
which their_resenee bete gives to the upset of affain in
Tuscany. Whilst I address my sincerest tb eke to the ho-
nourable seembere of the diplomatic body, I am freed to
encomia to them that my farther stay in this last port of
Tuscany has new become impossible. It hes been known
here fee ante due pest that en aimed Sires threatened to
come to drive me hence. It is certain that the threat has
been parried fate exuation. The labile papers have an-
nomad it, sad a strong detasiuntat of armed men nada the
command of sea who are not Toscana, is on its way to
Otoseete. Still more, the salves of WAIN, And at Orbetello,
in the yid, ityi annum the connonniation of the crime—
the proclamation of the reqnblie. I mut, thanore, adopt
a resolution. however bitter to my inert; it is the only cos
lan adopt. I leave my well-beloved menatry, bat my hurt
unmet. I ray to to ealickten the shuts of the
disposed end mistakes sun, and to weeds the honest-
minded, who are more wameratie than will perhaps be be-
lieved. I invite the eiollometle body to
_pal-lish the irre-
risible eamive which terms me to Mau Twessay, and the
sentiments with whisk I am inspired in this supreme mo-
ment. I rely epos Providence for the !advent of better
times. Moroi!).
Porto Staten% Feb. 20.
At Aube, 1011soldiera el the gurison do = :atlas
2cboat.tifihtt but beengientai themr,son.
Ourassi has renamed to Flensice, where he was
the subject of a popular ovation.
SARDINIA.:—In the sitting of the let inst. of the
Chamber of Deputiesof Turin, the minister of foreign
affairs, in answer to some gentian, stated that he
had not the least information co eerning the sup-
posed entrance of the Neapolitans into the Roman
territory, and that he believed hostilities would soon
be resumed against Austria. The &magi= on the
address was then proceeded with, and par=
6 and 7 adopted. The deputy Dozoni
interpellations to the minister as to the state of the
finance.', to which the minister replied with some
warmth that he could assure the Chamber that there
was nothing to create =Milan in the financial
position of the country.
SICILY.—An envoy from the Tuscan government',
has arrived at Palermo, charged to solicit a union.be-
tvreen Sicily and Tuscany, Rome and Venice, and to
mend deputies to the Italian constituent'.
ROMAN STATES.—The finance committee was
to present, on the 24th ultimo, ita report to the
Assembly as to the forced loan. It demands that the
loan should be flied at three millions of crowns, of
which Rome was to contribute 800,000 and Bologna
400,000. It was stated to be the Intel tion of the
government to take into ita pay the Francoltalian
republican legion of Paris, which was some time
since dissolved.

Letters from Rome, by Vienna, announce that Aus-
tria has offered the Pope aid kitten and money. The
Pope is said to have obtained a loan of six millions
of sondi in Russia.

DUCHIES.—The Nore Fabbrqio of Bologna, of the
24th ult., announces the departure from Modena of
six companies of Modene a troops and four of Aus-
trians, with two pieces of cannon, in the direction of
Massa and Garfagnana.
VENICE.—The Pensiero Dalian, of the let inst.,
under date of Venice, the 21st ult., says General Pepe
has made a communication to the Austrians that if
they do not restore the money and hostages taken at
Ferrara. he will shoot on the Place St. Marc the Aus-
trian offioers whom he has there prisoners.