The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-18 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, FRIDAY, 11 A v.
The Assembly is so near being brought to a stand
by the great number of cons which have been
granted, that, besides the remonstrance put forth by
the party of the Rue de Poitiers, the president
has been compelled to issue a summons for the im-
mediate return of all representatives who have been
more than a fortnight absent.
A committee of the Assembly, in conjunction with
the government, have resolved upon an extensive
plan for promoting immediate emigration to Algiers.
Each of the eight-six departments of France is to
select not less than fifty families who are willing to
emigrate. The administration of Algeria is to
gent° each of these troops of emigrants a certain
J territory, to enable them to form an agri-
cultural village. There will thus be 86 villages, which
will bear the names of the departments of France,
immediately established in Algeria.
A democratic and social banquet, attended by
about 1,400, at 30 sous a head, and presided
over by M. Cabet, was held last night, sear
the Barriers des Reale. MM. Ledru Rollin, Consi-
daunt, and Laurent (de l'Ardeche) were expected,but
did not appar. MM. Oreppo, Pierre Leroux, lA-
grange, and E. Raspail, members of the Assembly,
were present. Count lYAlton Shim', in giving a toast
to Rideau, said "That there was going soon to be
a great shame for the country, a prince
being about to be named president, but that
they need not be impatient, for that it was impos-
sible that he could hold the presidency for a month,
and keep within the grounds of strict legality. In-
surrection would therefore not be any longer a
matter of discretion, or of individual or collective
opinion, but of positive duty." This &darer.e
was received with three rounds of tumultuous
applause. The meeting separated before ten o'clock,
'without disorder.
The balance sheet of the Bank of France, which I
send you, for the week ending the 16th, shows the
following results. The issues have increased about
41 millions. The Treuury balance has diminished
by about 31 millions. There is no important change
in the amount of bullion ; bat it has still increased
about 100,000 frames during the week.
The unpaid bills amount, for this week, to about
ores million and a half, but this is explained by the
era Nana width amounted for the unusual amount
la Ike sessaat wade up to the 2nd November. The
pram& aseemt ls node up to the 16th, the very day
ma yids& the bi-monthly payment of bills of commerce
I. Fame falls due, being one day after the falling
des d tbs bills themselves; and therefore there is no
rdilithat nearly the whole of this amount will
vegularly liquidated. The discounts remain
nearly the same in general amount, but with this dif.
ference, that in Paris about four millions less have
been made, and in the departments about four millions
more, than in the preceding week.
The protested bills are reduced by about half a
million.
The amount of specie is 235} against an issue of
404 millions.
STATE OF THE BANK OP FRANCE Up to Nov. 16, with
the corresponding items of the preceding week :
Week ending Week ending
Nov. 9. Nov. 10.
34Anu.mvA
Capital
Capital at asw tend teaks 23,3)0,008 23,850,000
Prins 10,000,000 10,000,000.
Reserve et wee rased beaks ... 2,980,750 2,980,750
Rearm 1a realz= ****** *69.005,000 375,309.010
000
Beak ache to
Ds. Broach brake . 28,441,875 26,856,225
Bills to ceder
Maoist arrest atireesery, =Mar 22,1179,181 67 19,305,538 18
Divers aessials earreet. 77,087,783 /7 78,446,015 48
Atonal@ owlet la sir.
testable 22,849,323 0 23,971,175 0
Receipts payable st sight
Reislets perdu the
broaches st la
1,541,037 0 1,822,681 0
Dnfo el brook beaks payable by •
beak 5,372,283 49 5,515,078 23
Drafts of beak payable by breads
brake 3,450,888 0 2,130,957 0
Divides& payable
Liquid. ot Wr6 beak a( 476,619 4 449,6;9
Mama; dors latter" sad en-
-2,904,742 66 3,212,494 73
D=l sad divers Leered' la
brae& beaks
Reaseoest last balf.year 422,981 27 422,932 27
Ditto la Wee& Wake MUSS 0 611,233 0
Sundries

6.1,236,182 18 634963,998 76
MOM
Cale and
Orb la thet= banks. 103,320,84 0 103,735,164 0
MIL avet an .- ...
Mb al amptarea"la Pori ..... « 83,073,304 99 36,,334,991,7 0809 10
Da.llo. ID Illimehttmaks 103,968,077 38 109,136,136 42
Adrian aas Wilma
400001010100 PM* *We funds 33,318,196 65 32,891,646 63
Adana* in lamb public hands by
tam* Woks
Mama Is the elate on Tiessory
bass . 10,000,000 0 30,000,000 0
Adwara is the data as Soma of 159
millems 50,000,000 0 30,000,000 0
SIMI =iermerve
WWI 34,766,280 62 34,786,2114 62
ttosat d taw hard boas la
palls -.
_fob 12,806,741 1111 12,196,741 SS
IloklaMpaai tanatate. 4,000,000 0 4,000,000 0
Mai mistbamb bombs 2,524,717 0 2,324,717 0
lamaneratie is tbeelty et Park 4,500,000 0 4,300,000 0
llama la Nallarl Mama haat 200,000 0 900,000 9
Lama of bmob beam la the
Sallmll Distaat Desks at the
pasilmiel haw 230,000 0 230,000 0
Pieloisil lib
Pratfall' WY la kaiak tasks 8,0060.4 0 7,859,263 0
ltapsemietwamitatant
16=9 at meassubeat cl brut*
.. . 378,001 0 363,1165 0
io
thadr i . ..;; ... ... 389,344 71 513,092 31
TramySes.-e.;;a9.(..luesiWi
easpial la .IMII sir lamp-
-7,066,6:4 36 6,872,009 86

1151,255,192 I 6 651.962,996 76

Bina the foregoing was in type the following has
beta received :
.PANB, FuDAY, 530 P.M.

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The letters to-day received from the departments,
as well as information from virious quarters of
the capital, indicate that the candidateship of Gen.
Cavaignac is making unexpected progress, and his
friends appear full of confidence. These improved
ishave prompted the party of the Institute, who
Crier opposed General Cavaignsc, to put forth a mani-
festo against him.
It is announced to-day, although not upon un-
questionable authority, that M. Ledru Rollin will re-
nounce his tAndidateship. In such an event,
his supporters would probably split int• two parties,
one of whom would vote for General Cavaignac and
the other for Itupail.
Last night extraordinary military precautions
were taken to prevent the atiroupemenis along the
Boulevards, which had prevailed for several even-
ings in the neighbourhood of the Bonapartist
club. That club, it appears, had removed its
" locale," last evening, to a riding-school at
the upper end of the Rue Chaussee d'Antin.
A party of the friends of M. Blanqui forced
their way into it, and produced so much up-
roar and confusion that, after the lapse of
an hour, the president was forced to adjourn
the club sine die. The second legion of the National
Guards wu under arms on the Boulevards during
the evening, but no intervention on their part took
place.
General Bedeau has published a letter in the jour-
nals, disavowing the interview reported to hive taken