The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-11 00:00:00

to entertain any particular objection to the interven-
tion of German and Russian troops in Preece, in cane
of a socialist mfr.:llion, and is perhaps interested in
shutting the eyes of people to the treparations for
such an intervention.
The project of law of M. Ronher, on the law et
priorities and mortgages has been distributed to the
representatives. The most important alterations are
the required publicity of all transfers of property.
Judicial mortgagee are entirely suppressed, and tee
formalities of registry ate rendered lees rigorous,
and their omission will not be cause of invalidity
except in case of prejudice to third parties.
The councils general of sgiculture, manufactures,
and commerce formed yesterday in committees Buy
committee chime the same chairman it had ender the
old organisation. The three councils were eccupiee
with the sugar question. To-morrow there will be,
general sitting.
The committee of inquiry on the duty on potable
liquors is actively following up its investigatioes it
order to present its report to the assembly as early,
possible. M. Greterin, director-general of the en.
toms, M. Adam, director-general of the indirect taloa,
and M. Templeur, chef de bureau of the same admin-
istration, have furnished the commission with Woe
=time as to the nature of the duty, the complaints o
producers and consumers, and as to the modificatior
of which the tax is susceptible. Delegates of tt
Chambers of Commerce are also to be examined o
the same subject.
MM. Favreau, Labonlie, Larcchstte, de Survii
Leo de Laborde, Chauvin, de Castillon, and Toe;
dee Vignes, have placed on the table of the Assent,
the following amendment to the bill on transport,
tion

Art. 1. In every cue where the penalty of &eta
abollehed by Art. 6of the Coustitu,ion, this peti,trat
shall be replaced by that of transportation. The island
Noubsiva, one of the Marquesas, stud. be the place of tr.n
portatioo. The set.tcnces pronounced from the date
promulgation of the present law shall be ett) j-eted •, c,
tormably to Paragraph 1 of Article 17 of the Penal
M. de Talleyrand, first secretary of the Irtr,:h 4-rn
busy at Vienna has arrived in Paris a ith despvr6:l
On paeeieg through Brussels he had an inter :co
with Prince de Metternich.

On the subject of the election it is embus to no
that at the meeting of the es.,collist commi tte of
sth arrondissement, the candidates for dap

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to the conclave were an obliged to answer the in
tion, whether "they would vote for a candidate w
would place the republic tame universal sera':
None but the candidates who answered in the :fr.
tive were elected delegates.

General Bara pay a'Hilliers wi.l return to Pal
the end of April.

General Wiener, in command of the troop at (
has published the following order of the day :
Grave acts of insubordiattion bees taken p'aee
regiment. A ccrtais mamba of soldiers, led away r
psble surgestions, nave way on the 23rd %att. to a :
manifestation in the barrack of Vatican's. at Ca r

Gccasiqn of three of their comrades Dein* teat In A

presence of the Alleys and non commissioned cf
the energy which they displayed, at s t zees':Ed
diEn to • sense of ditty. It, is eh= q sence of }.
found myself obliged to prenouned t►e rectllvioc,
of such persons Ls were non c morissi net ofli.

happy to have had to point out to the Miniver M `.l;
good conduct of several others. In cont.rnrywi
sent by the minister, eight proms are to h ukee.
escort to Cherbourg, to undergo tw) monti.s. iol e t
at the expiration of that punishment they are t 4 be .
Alg
A domiciliary visit was mule a few days s:,
the residence of a priest of French chur,l:,

commune of Roches-snr-Rognon (Hants-M.r:e
at that of his assistant, and from &'s) to he
different calibre were seized. By cyder of 9
ritits the church was closed and seals affil td c
cloors, and judicial proceedings have been CALM
against the above individuals.
PARIS FUNDS, Arm 1.1
moscio PRICES:

Three per Cents
Five per Cents.
Bank Shares

Our Perla parcel of yesterday creLicg t.
arrived up to the hour of going to preen.

MINIM, APRIL S.—TIM! TIT ./ WOW,'
291 5.16 291 paper. Four pee Cont., p
Cents., I.li account; after BONI. 131 5-16 reed; 1 t•
4 paper ; alter bolsa, 31 19-16 cash. Cospoto,,
p.o.h. Rank of St. Yerdiruutd, 00 cook ; 01 paixr.
London, 50.23, at 90 days. Ileum' 1311,1, with Coupe!

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES.

Letters of the Ist inst. from Rome state the: I
trcops were on the point of marching for
receive the Pope with all honours.
On the evening of the Bth inst. a riot ceerr
the theatre at Rouen, in consequence of the
sion by the municipal administrations of the re'
tatives of the Jai! Errent, the second perf3rma
which had occasioned disorderly maniforal.,l:-.
pit was cleared by the military. A mob as.e
outside the theatre : the dragoons of' the gs:
made sonic vigorous charges, and before I I
was restored, and the city resumed its ueu.i: '-
Count Giulay, the Austrian Minis.e: of
arrived at Bologna on the Id inst.

TUSCANY.

Lettere of the 3rd inst. from Florence spe
magnificence of the pr given by the E:
ter. Tne G and Duke and 1:4 fami,y,
Duchess de Berry, were present.

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.
We have iatelligeacs front Berlin of the
and Erturt of the ith.

In the sitting of the Staatenhans on the tt:l
Carlowitz expressed himself in favour of tee
mendation of the committee on the fleas kr • ,
reeding' of the two branees of the centra.
moat. Both houses, said he, have equal
equal duties, and any difference in tre
based upon the numetral difference of the S. La.
Volkshaus is to be avoided. _ .

D putt' Drumm= said the Mat sert:or,
contained the matter in debate, had b en
struck out by the lower house, and wh ittA er
might attend its omission dime had a:re
risked,

Carlowitz replied that the dec:ition of h
home only concerned the provisional adoptioi;
refutation, the senate had now to do with t
tive settlement.

The second part of the 61st ction was tilt I.
lied. The conclusions of the c itnruittee, a. fir .
49th paragraph, were then adopted without a
aion. By those it is decided that reneeed rt
can only be rejected on a majority of 20, that .
of two-thirds of the house, the proportion !.
mended by the committee; for the rejection et
tions brought forward on the order of the der, a'
the suspension of publicity of the sittinge,
members respectively are required.
The 54th section, which concerns the
the assembly, was oppcsei by the deputy lb,-
ported by Carlowitz, and carried. After the
since ot the 61st section, the Prisident commu:
that the stenographic report of the sitting for
of members would be ready in five hours ii
close. The time of the next sitting was not
on. The expectation that a party decision
constitution would have taken place in the
house has not been realised. The motion ot
Inman and Bodelschwingh, is the committee .*
constitution, stood for an order of the day. I
ewer to the question of Von Sanger, (*ern cI
to the assembly not to take any dee -!0
the constitutional question, o t the pour. •
the committee on the constitution hil.
finished its labours, and that the
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was not in rsession of materials for n
The assembly decided to po,tisoite its des
grist majority. 'rift• order et the day n.
haust,d, and the sitting brought to a e..

half an hour from its noMmencetneut.
A party meeting of moot), r 5 of th,, ft`
under the sanction of Cimphou6os, at Sac
on the 6th inst., and, atter di:,:us.ing Taw

of bringing on the acceptance or rovision
stitution without coming to a definite er•i•
Mined to favour the p-opoeal of Camp,lau-in
sume negotiations for the purpore of uoi:mg
ties in support of ratorn's prop, tiou.
Letters from B din state :—lu u
may be formed Austria will not give up
making war on its own account, and thr e. 7
with Prussia is the first pteliminary or:
agreement betsreeri the two pest
a wider Band In brawl, it is by tbi4