The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-31 00:00:00

RELEASE OF PRISONERS.

PARIS, FRIDAY Svent*o.
M. de Pereigwy hoe addtheeed the following cir-
cular to the rehab et delisriments :
Paris, lon. My WA.
Measioar I. Prelbto—The same whisk the inwa.sat
noshes with yawed to the weer im white
iovestlgotim of lb, &embosses ef Int moth =-
domed, isethedes k to think that is seem dmeetemmets the
pool of the adminletratire authorities is set solidemtly im-
bued with the goverarairat's Wisdoms ; mad, la come
qprositAt dome rweessary to make these knew. to you la
meneer.
Oar the 2•1 of DIONIIIIBI, inseneedemal move-
ments boobs owl at emeral ride of the temitsry, it wee
messeasy AM • prompt end mosegetie reposedem shield
ease to gweeseese the many of the ementay end seem the
liberty of mimed sellbege. It wee then mail
dime aft only he ammo by emu ewes et
het to pemont by awed. the u7mwe Mlsomple of or
towel Sodom
Now shat the unties park has /hes pews to the
*ohm lithe Illagars, OM it hes searboled with
hi Mob • powertal posewst. whose hialhosts maw
rity impose. spa pestles owl sot ebsiime. mein
ought soy lieset le presets the pewees istestisos et the
heed albs state hem belagprompily realised.
Tie ON aware, I. le Preibt, Set If than stilt we
the iseervets of Deessebor mosses God &menu is.
eir wham lt behoves to rid the essay, the Gibes% hr the
maws pert,, an itefortunate wesimen sr bahohlteme of the
ravel &Viet. who ham only hem Wei is melt by
~ iiptormato. t alle elMlithe la think thot
sashmiddens peer deluded peoplels i,
who his bees mask tells hs
the heeds of the reel ealprits, shed& be dslivewd. the the
letter, as the rigours el au imprinting's* thee iPT=
and dad manmy families deprived of their soppert
groan in misery mad tears t
Soak • state of things has awed the Pelage-Preeideut,
sad, in cesseqames, he charges use to tressesit to you
the powers to take oat of the prisms sad restore
to their tseilis, ao maw whet may be the state of the
judicial iseseticatios sansamesd arM repaid to them, all
them primmer. whom yes will Mee to have been only mie-
n:l whom liberation comet off
brern any danger for
The .iskureater ef year ht ies( yea dem
the met maieasell seem. efPenedos iales_eAlem. permit y toes, I
bye. to ache Golly the distketisa shish I palm eat is
yea I •••••••• te la the whim that the willowy
sail Mild cescmlNer with whim yea will hew to or
this sweler, wp trot,, at the semi home es yea,
► the sheessi of the Ministers of Wm end Jubos,
thems of the Priem Preeidest.
yes
I deem myself betE M. le Prefet, to have to tram* te
this of eamidemse. I hope that yea will
foal the seats with trident and dissereasos whisk it
mains.
Receive, M. le Free, the memo of my distingukked
masideration. P. De PIi•IONY.
The Minister of the Imerier, of Agriculture,
and Cowes.
The Constilutionnel says :—" The Auriga die Di-
bats errs in announcing that the general elections
for the legislative body will table piece on Sunday,
the 16th, and Monday, the 16th of Pebruary. We
are enabled to affirm that no &tibia he.. yet fixed
for the elections."

M. QuineUe, the French minister at Brussels, has
been placed en disponibilite. Ha has been replaced
by the Duke de Bassano, who railed several years
at Brussels as First Secretary of Liveries.
The President worked yesterday at dm Elyse
with the presidents of the different sedition of the
conseils d'etat.
M. Galena/dot, general inspector, has been ap-
pointed secretary-general of the Minister of Finance.
It is said that the French minister at Berne has
presented an overbearing note from his government
which has given great drones to the Federal Council.
The retirement of General Baguet, the President's
head aid-de-camp, is spoken of as imminent. The
motive is not men
The too* and purport of M. de Persigny's circular
to the prefab are to-day the subject of universe'
remark. As M. de Moray was selected to deal the
blow, so his successor seems charged with the appli-
cation of the plaster.
It has been at length discovered that official zeal
in the departments has outrun the central intention.
The President is moved with the groans and tears of
bereaved baulks, which mourn their natural sup-
ports. The poor workmen, the rustic labourers, mis-
led and deluded by the real delinquents are to be
liberated from the crowded prisons and restored to
their homes. AU this sounds well; but the "real
delinquents" who are to remain consigned to dun-
geons, to hulks, or to be transported to penal colo-
nies, are the men of property, intelligence, and
courage, who risked their means, exerted their
powers, and exposed their lives in lefenco of the law.
Such are the salt, the sinews of the land. That such
should be visited by
.the severest doom while the
herd of poor prisoners is let loose, gives to the mercy
of the government the same aspect which is given to
the endowment of hospitals and charities by the
plunder of the house of Orleans.
The Orleans party, I understand, are attempting a
junction with the lite partisans of General Cavai-
ffnae•
The corps diplomatique are exceedingly offended
that since the 2nd of December the former usage of
communicating to them internal measures of im-
portance before their publication in the Monileur
bee been dropped.
The following papers are, I hear, the only ones
besides the Moniteur which will be permitted after
the new law on the press is promulgated The Cow-
aliertiosseel, Pairie, IMbota, Gozetk de Prance, and
Germ* des 7 ribuneau.r.

The tenders for the supply of leaf tobacco of the'
crops of lslittand 1031 for the supply of the national
' manufactories were adjudicated the day before yes-
terday at tho offices of the minister of finance. The
' tender for 1,800,000 kilogrammes of Maryland was
taken by M. de Rothschild at *Mr. 72e. the 100 kilos.
That for 300,000 kilos. of Brazil tobacco by MM. Gan-
tois and Morback at 108 fr. 50e. the 100 kilos.; and
that for 130,000 kilos. of Ilatavian by M. Peseator at
1711 r. the 100 kilos. The prices stated in the tenders
for Virginia and Kentucky being above the maximum
fixed by the minister, no adjudication took place.
In connection with this subject I may add that the
brother of Dr. Veron has just obtained a place in the
tobacco establishment of the Oros Caillon, worth
o,ooofr. n-%ear as tobacco-taster.
The Union says: "ft is stated that the chapel at
I)reux, in which are the torahs of Madame Adelaide,
the Princess Marie, and the Duke of Orleans, will
not he comprised in the application of the decrees re-
lative to the property of the Orleans family."