The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-04 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SATCRDAT EVENING.
Letters from the Belgian frontier state that it
is difficult to form an idea of the extraordinary
impulse given by Louis Napoleon's decree of
the 14th ult. to the trades in coal and iron
up to the lit inst., the date marked for the imposi-
tion of the higher duties. Every coalowner was
naturally anxious to profit at the same time by the
delay of 16 days, during which it was permitted to
input into France iron and coal on the conditions
of the old tariff. Boats were loading day and
2..61d often 40 men were placed in one boat,
dleaVtted the loading in two hours. Not less
ate were despatched daily from Mons
ad Ms Charleroi. The Meuse was completely
111111811d1 weer with colliers as well as the Sam-
bre. The activity displayed as to communica-
tion by water wag equalled on land. Trains of
'magehandise of various ideas, but espeeielly of awl
sad nee, were inesematly _ankle' hem Belgium
day sad night, to the maga& taming of Valen-
ciennes. Every pomade whisk. em waggons long
get of esrvire, were pet late requisition for the
esemise. Carriers sad veggies had to be brought
haw Akrai Akita% Etrelegae, s.d Calais, to satisfy
the amain of the meas. The of the
Obalerel and Erqueliess relbeed, wbish line does
sot epee till the Bth inst were yet la regaisitioa
to aid the traesport ; wine the Used boats on the
river ware sash as to appear ale keg teals el rail-
way carriages. On the Talked itself there was
seam as esmetioe—trains seeceeding each other
without • to the beefier, and on the two
lines the minty earrings Mersin to Belgium, sad
the Wm ease gushing bete Fame& Since pike►
Meer, all that InOesrOsim excitement ha
ad the ripiess of gelsiirases has bogus.
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sad that it added as oweesilea *ft wee eadwkb. You
sew Wow sew yews& sitesthee, sal how It was brought
drew. The sseseswisat he the waddles that it ha. not
Med to mg wills &mks.
The governesent have received the following tele-
graphic despatches:
Niesse, OCT. 1, 6 A.M.
His Highness yeeterdey west through the whole town.
Os his mime immense concourses of people uttered aim
of . Vire l'Empereur !" " Vim Napoleon 111 !" The en-
ffilleknin is eatraindinary. His Highness was present at a
=ltin the arena, and returned to the Prefecture at 6
to Mill'', the official deputations. His highness at
item west to the ball gives by the tows at the Toshio.
Everywhere there are the Name cries and the game enthu-
siasm.
10 o'eloek, am.
His Highness is shout to lean for Montpellier. He was
saluted on his passage from the Prefecture to the railway
tensions with the most lively seclaniations, and with eries
of " Vivo l'Emperetu!" " V ivo; Napoleon III."
Montpellier, Oct. 1, 1 pm.
His highness entered the town at half-past 12. in the
midst oleo immense concourse of people aseembled hew ail
points of the department. Joy is depicted on every musts-
nine., and only one cry proceeds from every esenek, dotal
"Vivo l'Empereur !' "dire Napoleon Ill!"
The papers continue as follows their account of the
President's journey to the south :
At Toulon, on the 'venues of the 22nd, bodies of work-
ings gays the Prince serenades under the windows of the
hotel of the Pre festure and be appeared several times on
the Weeny, sag saluted them. On each occasion he was
irmseil via maissirais mks of " Vim l'Empereur !" De-
pions bow all dm views of the department were pro-
ems, end were noted far the heartiness of their demonstra.
thew The seat day cusemeaced by the distribution of relief
W the peer by the maasietlity. In addition to it, the
mesieirelity diddled *a Neat de l'if't shall restore
grotaitously up to the 11th of ibis month all Fledges not
eseeedieg 3f. At 11 Vomit the 'marriage of sin young
women, to each of when • presses of 4.otatf. arts made,
took place at the esibetral. The bishop officiated, and
the ceremony was Weeded by the mayor and the other