The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY. 5.30 P.m.
M. Salo Ze flu:s-1( -Comte, Minister of France to the
IS axed :mates, has jurt left Paris for America.
( rigezdt, who hid been appointed am-
'essidcr Lem S. Pete►sburg. has had his destination
chums!. lie gees to Erfurt to represent the Czar
a: me Lie there.

Letters fro a S chleisheics Schaffhausen state that
the bi:cki,lr.• put in force against the Swiss subjects
as !Lt kolto tr .n.ier, is st.ll rigorously kept up.
Today a seat tu piece in the Chamber; it was
11mq:a a by question put by M. Combier, a Mon-
heard, who selad whether it was teas that the
polct efEcer who had remorei the crowns from the
heti:a had been dismissed, as M. Barrot had stated
nu the can. Ile (M. Comber) had moron to be-
litre the the offiAr had not been dismissed.
M. haw, in re ly, merely obeerv.d that what he
Lod pftrimsly 'aid was true, a fault had been com-
m.-3d and repressed.
The Axembly, amidst an immense uproar, then
Istel the or dre d. jour on M. Conobier's question.
The dim-t.s•ratioa of the Distill. continues to-day,
an the bus of the colleen is corered with chaple's
el .tunas. Apropos of these manifestation', the
Po • e of to-day Las the following, under the head of
" P.ss de Couronnes :'
W are in armed that them h is preparation for Moeda,
mi. Place de le Bastillst, a ilium manifestation,
Is w uld as a pretest for 111 act saalogous to that
• lei told. eotting d of the tree of liberty of the
It is intended, it is said, that the crowd
Mau:. to
by the troops sad dispersed ; that a grand
Isn 'err tome shalt be displwyed, and the economies pablicly
c• the wolit of poseurs were formerly treats&
Moulin has presented the report of the cow-
m :ire zppoluted to examine a proretion of Meters
Bac, and other, representativee, to declare the
f..c..•cas of rep.etenta.ire of the people incompatible
those of cunocilkr-general, mayor, and member of .te municipal (ouzel The committ,e is of opinion
the .I.e pron.ions of the constitution ought cot to be
Rust aLd in eons Thence recommends to have
tl.evv.lshition not taken into eunsiderution.
crorrilee charged to pismire the demand
se de fee bare to prosecute M. Michel (de Bourre),
thoiht that L had not to examine the groundwork
d' ;•d made, but simply to judge if it had all
~mlPPArame of being sincere and of good faith.
insf
aSretvir pie it had no hesitation in resolving in the
LN
dj•untel stye:—" We are assured the the loan of
a•oirms for the Orleans family realised in forty-
*.len L. urs inure than 16 millions. The Crime des
sobszriued for 6 millions, the house of
*T.1401.414 I. 0) ;pep Ifr M. Duchatel for 200,000 fr.
M'citollet for'so,ooo"fr., some agens de change
• 2•',11% fr. eve t., sad some of the ex-employees of
tue bare also subscribed for soma damn."
ntn n • ire PrtheopoePar is ition,"
an d stye
Avignonus the Ceßailieutiwayonnelis
,
te:46,luf. MM. J. Seguin and Co. have, it is maid,
"4, sl their own risk and peril, to complete the
Lpas to Avignon in the specs of three
receiriog the sum of 236,000,000 fr., to b 3
,h;r•tralinents as the works advance, and engage
to 'sop u? the said line for 20 jeers, et the
b:t r. ptr own. everything included, exempt
144 kind materiel, or at ifr. N.:. for the iron way
;, ..• Is said that the eompacy is prep.,red to
:f...uh pruusidx, of 6 million., applicable as well
1... Le toutraetion as to the repairs, said moreover
nr, to derolc to the guarantee of the repair all
on the construction over and above 10 per
2; Tom senor neat, it accepted by the gavels-
, would atteftitate • leas:
t„!: *Pp ars fr ine the ratans of the Beak of France,
"1. the asgmentstion of the metallic mom coati-
Inere• being during the past week an increase of
'"EY soilioas ia Park, opposed to a diminution 414

A letter from Berne, 4th inst., says The federal
eenneil has again demanded explanations from the go-
vernment of Tesino relative to certain reports which it
nevertheless believed to be void of foundation. Among
ether things it asks whether it is true thakin that can-
tos ammunition and arms were bring prepared, and
whether a revolutionary committee exists at Lumen°.
It &mends also whether it is true that the 7th
Austrian mops d'armee had received orders to con-
centrate itself at Como and Varese, with the object
of occupying Tesino and clear it of the Polish,
Hungarian, and Italian refugees who were there,
and who wars even making movements openly
towards the frontier with a yew to an ex-
pedition into Lombardy. The government of
Tesino has again replied to these questions in the
negative. There was only one Pole in the canton,
fon? or live Hunprians who worked in the fiel, e,
and from 260 to 300 Italian emigran's, the greater
numbsr of them workmen or day. labearers. It ap-
=hat the government of Tempo has invited the
council to sled a deli gate to verify the truth
of this e5-' mot.