The Express. — 1848-09-09 (London, England)

FRANCE.  PARIS, Fainwr, 11 A.m. The Assembly proceeds with the project of the constitution more rapidly and with greater unanimity thin was expected. Having decided that there should be a preamble, it prod eded yesterday to examine, article by article, the preamble of the committee. Tro amendments were proposed, the first to substitute the term " principle" for that of " dogma," which was adopted ; the other was that of M. Devils, which I have already reported, and which was intended as a sort of satire on the government. It was to annex to the words, "In the presence of God " the words "in a state of siege," &c. This was of course rejected. The Bth paragraph will come under discussion on Monday, to day and to-morrow being reserved by the Assembly for general busineal. This Bth paragraph will give rise to another debate on socialism, as it involves the question of the " droit du travail." _ _ _  A project has been put forward, and a petition presented to the National Assembly to raise funds to enable 20,000 families now unemployed in Paris to establish themselves in Algeria. The treasury being empty, an attempt will probably be made to raise funds for Las object by private subscription. Tee Astional, on the subject est the Austrim mediation, says, " A rumour had been spread at Berlin which the ministers of Prussia announced lutrily at the assembly, to the effect that Austria had accepted the Anglo French mediation. This news reached us fn Paris to-day. We cannot, however, guarantee its perfect exactitude, and we do not thii.k that government has as yet received any direct confirmation ot it from Vienna."  The Dibats has the following letter from Toulon of the 3rd : Yesterday afternoon the maritime authorities visited several telegraphic despatcher, which mused great excitement. All the disposable steam boats had to prepare insets- ' dimely for putting to ma, and they were ordered to make preparations for receiving on board troops of infantry and nonage. Acoordingly, the steam frigates the Chenoque, the Magellan, and the Monte stuns, and the steam stoop Solon, prepared to deport, and according to all appearance will pat to see during the night. The object of these prepanders Amlaless is to send a brigade into Italy, for the steamers took on board a large quantity of biscuit and a considerable amount of the materiel of war, including a battery of artillery, the baggage of en ambulates and encampment, to. 'Pk* orders of government being urgent, it was requisite to work during Use whole night at the artillery and materiel. To-day the grestest aetivny prevaik in the mama, where pieces of artillery and carriages of provisions and ammunition ere being be-night by the railway. Several engineers, who are to be attached to the ex • pedition, here stetted for Mirseilles, and we understand that the steam rs are going to that port t• receive oa board 4 battalions of infaatry, an !centering comp env, ands battery of artillery. A thousand roporta are in circulation as to the direction which will be taken by the expedition. Some say that we are about to occupy Ancona, but it appears more probable that our troops will disembark at Civita Yecohis, and will I await further orders in the Papal States, perhaps at Rome. Three is a report here that a division of the army of the ' Apt is about to embark at the Gulf of Juan. What is c. resin Is, that the steamers which leave to night for Marseilles are full provisioned for three months, which gives ground for suppodag that they will mike many other voyages with troops.  The Madrid mails of the 3rd have arrived. It is Mated that an insurrection was expected to break out at Seville before the confinement of the Duchess of Montpensier. A column of 600 infantry and 100 horse, commanded by General Lersandi, is about to march from Madrid against the faction of l'ico, in La Mancha, which tu always been described in the ministerial journals as consisting of 20 or 30 at moat. . . .  ......... An English gentleman committed suicide by shooting himself on the let, but our correspondent was not able to discover his name.