The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-03 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

IMPEACHMENT OF LOUIS BLANC.
PARIS, FRIDAY, 6.30 r.m.
The report of the proceedings of the Assembly
which I send you hi rue ith will inform you that the
committee appointed to investigate the affair of M.
Louis Blanc has reported in favour of the impeach-
ment.

The committee consisted of 18 members, and this
report was adopted by a majority of 15 to 3. The
rt porter, M. Juke Fabre, read the report to the As-
sembly amidst the must profound silence. After some
desultory conversation, in which M. Louis Blanc him-
self took a part, it wall resolved to adjourn the debate
on the adoption of the report until to-morrow.
The Mayor of Sureshes has published the following
letter, contradicting the report of the burning of M.
Rothschild's farm :

S.veral journals have spread a report that the mudel-
firm of M. de R ithschitd, at Sure•nea, bad be. n burnt by a
bind of malefactors, of whomscveral were arrested. I hasten
to announce to you that this report is entirely false, that
cot ev n a threat ham been issued against M. de Rothschild,
and eons. queatly ❑o arr• at ha• been made. In the mouth of
Februari the National Guard, being without any cartridges,
and surpiired by a dicurbance, had the vettatien of finding
itself incapable of resoling an armed crowd, but it is now
prepared to oppose any sew attack. It is moreover desirous
of proving that it Is is nothing more at heart than to maintain
order, and at the same time it knows how to acknowlede the
be milts that M. de Rothschild has bestowed upon the poor
of Suresnes. _ _

31. Flown, Ministe r of Agriculture and Commerce,
yesterday attended the Committee on Agriculture
and Credit Foncier, and made several commu-
nications on the general interest/ of agriculture.
Among others was • bill for the creation of fifty
sedentary agricultural colonies mobiles, for under-
taking, on a grand scale, works of irrigation and
draining in different perti of the territory. The
government has not determined the localities in
%hich these colonies are to be established. Several
members of the committee made some criticisms on
the means of execution, and the minister answered
that the projects formed part of a series of measures of
amelioration now being prepared. The project on the
agricultural colonies is to be presented forthwith to
the Assembly, with demands for different credits,
amounting to thirty millions of francs. M. de Tracy
has been appointed President of the Committee, and
MM. Howyn, Tranchere, and Victor Pigeon, Secre-
taries.

A body of about 200 of the Guarde Mobile and the
late republican guard, promenaded the neighbourhood
of the Pantheon last night, with drawn swords, shout-
ing in favour of Barbee.
STATE OP THE BANK or FRANCK up to May 3l , with
the corresponding item• of the preci.ding week;

Week ending Week ending
May 23. May 31.
Y. C.
Capital
Capital new fused banks
Inserce la 000 WO 0 10,1.00,000 0

Itewerre of new fused brake
2, . . , ,
9140,650 14 29n0,••50 14
Itererve In real preraerty ..„. 4,000,000 0 4,000,140 0
Hank notes in areulatios 302,113,750 0 277,111,200 0
Do. Dnuach hank*

Bills io order

436

.43i,000 0

Account eurrect of Treasury, c►editor 26,581,263 M 19,121,113 72
Direr. accounts current

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Accounts current in the branches

19:1,34,4.13 30

iteeeipus payable at sight
ttepiipts puyable et sight in the
eo 312,795 0
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