The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-25 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY, 11 A.R.
The debate provoked by M. Jules Fevre, to-day, is
the precursor of the greater storm, expected to break
out to-morrow. For some time back the press, as well
of Paris as of the departments, has been filed with
scandalous char.:es spinet the government of
the abuse of official influence on the coming elections,
and Jules Fevre gave notice yesterday that he
would to-day address to the government questions
upon the abuse of their political influence is the pre-
sent electioneering contest,. An opportunity will
thus be afforded to the government to clear itself of
three imputations before entering upon the more
serious ordeal involved in the debate appointed for
to-morrow.

Reports now begin to arrive of the manner in
which the solemnity of the proclamation of the
constitution, in the departments, has been received. The
results are in few instances satisfactory. Letters from
Toulouse of the 20th says that the ceremony which
took place on the 19th was accompanied by a storm
of hisses and hooting.. Advice. from the CA:ite d'Or
of the same date say that there were but little mani-
festations of a favourable kind, and that among the
crowd were heard all the various ultra-republican
criie. Other provincial journals gave state-
ments.

M. Lamartine arrived in Paris last evening. The
congress of Journalists of the western departments,
held in Rennes, to which I have referred in former
despatches, have resolved to oppose Gen. Cavait,nac
and to support Prince Louie.
A thirteenth detachment of colonists for Algeria
left Paris yesterday.
The Viscount d'Arlincourt, the author, and Messrs.
Gamier and Jeanne. the publishers of the pamphlet
entitled Dieu le Veut, were, yesterday, brought to
trial before the Court of Assizes, and unanimously
acquitted by the Jury.
M. Dufaure, Minister of the Interior, in an,rwer to
a letter from M. Odier, late peer of France, has issued
a sort of manifesto in favour of Gen. Cavaignac.
I send yon the weekly balance-sheet of the Bank of
France, made up to the 23rd inst. The notes in cir-
culation continue at the same amount as last week ;
the Treasury balance has increased one million, the
bullion has increased millions. The unpaid bills
amount this week to only 200,000, the large amount
of the preceding week having, as I informed you
would probably be the case, been mostly dilly paid.
The discount for Paris and the departments remain
at the same general and relative amounts, the pro-
tested bills have been reduced by about 300,000
trance. The amount of bullion is now nearly 239
tuitions to 402 millions of issues.

STATE or THE BANK or FRANCE up to Nov. 23, with
the corresponding items of the preceding week :
Week ending Week ending
Nov. 16. Nov. 29.
LSA3IL/11111. I. C. I. .
Capitol
Capital of new famed teaks 21,330,000 0 22,230,000
Reserve
ReCISTO 00 new festal beaks 2,960,720 0 2,960,750
Roam in reel= 4,000,000 0 4,000,000
Bank poles In
Do. Branch beaks
Bills to order

Aceonat 'arrest aiTtasseiy, enditor 19,802,638 11 10,110290 40
Invert amount. carnet. 76,446,013 46 78,088,38 t 88
Amount. current in the Intaehee 23,971,172 0 17,938,141 78
Receipts payable at sight
Receipts payable at debt in the
tavnehee
. . . .._ _ 1,821,681 0 1,916,411 0

Drefts cd brae& teaks payable by
buck 8,315,878 11 5,394,150 18