The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.'

PARIS, FRIDAY, 630 P.M.
Tranquillity continues in the capital, and the state
of agitation is less to-day than it was yesterday.
Bonapartist agents, however, are said to be busy IR
the (suborn." and the socialists loudly declare that
the government him no right to detain Respell pri-
soner after his election, at least, without an express
vote of the Assembly sanctioning such detention. It
is fully expected that some movement will be made
41 with a view to the liberation of this prisoner.
_0 The ministerial crisis continues. The two great
parliamentary parties have held another meeting at
the Rne de Poitiers and the Palais Royal. They
both persist in their resolution to push General
Caviugnse to the adoption of a decisive course, and
not to allow him to hang between them, se he appears
disposed to do. At one moment he appeared inclined
to support himself upon the moderate party of the
Rue de Poitiers, expecting that the club of the Insti-
tute would unite with that party, and thus form a de-
cided majority in the Assembly. His personal en-
tourage, however, being altogether of the other ex-
treme, socassded in preventing this, and urges him to
an altrieesvolstionary course.
Although a straightforward and honest man,
General Cavaignac ni_not remarkable for strength of
intellect or forge of will, and, fearing to adopt a de-
cided coins, be still remains hesitating between the
ceafticting parties.
Demematie banqseta um babe held to-day, at Paris,
Tesien= Renwaieat ether great toted', by the Red
=to Wan*, the anniversary of the Ann-
Neal& cif 22nd Sept. 1792.
la the Chember, to-day, interpellations wire =-
deemed to Os= Oavaignae men the situation of the
isuatry, end se to the conduct he would pun= in
sena= eventualities.
Thegesiral in answer, merely observed that, in
se stay attempt at diooker, he would be prepared
be se it by the means he had ebony indicated.
He rniNai On*, state of the public mind was a
eeYeel et aloe gravity, bat that be hoped matters
hsi tea mommated. He admitted that a certain
dilbsesse praising between the miverement and the
Amiably, wash be would do all in his power to re-
me= bat that la hie efforts at conciliation he would
nem mese to hold himself under the flag ot the
Vt. Chummy, in answer, reproached General
Oevelpais with never having expressed any spine-
bed= of the conduct of the National Guard lime
11th February. This observation raised a men new
Mat tumult between the opposite parties at Os hews,
a= M. ameensey was reminded that the vide d
the Nation Omit had frequently boa pommeled
la the Whose. In his reply, M. de Chimney re-
eammenin General Cavaignac to adopt a moderate
peaky, in amemease with the general wishes of the
"sentry. The Wee d this discussion was aa « ere,
di Jour motive: baying the effect of a vote of
Seam in the gOvemisat.
Meese the sieve WO written, I learn that. the se.
gellMisee Ar the seseannetion of the,minisbysee
lilemeanac, it is said is coasel
reirisi.iffaill at himself on lame pony.
amme. hirwevee, the negotiations whisk woe
vowed via lOL Luba Bellin and Floe= hive be
hobs e( is eswaspeass et M. Ledru Rollin haviag
=d d mieeree which Gen. Carrigan
tielkneelblo.
• Hew attempts have boon made to recruit the
,minitry among the assiwate party. A list was
Medea Moat to-day, legediag the ammoof MM.
Mb" Juke Fevre, mil Greaten Om= The
Wakeless who are likely to go eat am MIL Marie;
Nand, sad Pinney the lest would, at all events,
ranee, ia epweeieece of ill-heath.
Prins Les -Napoleon has been elected by a large
majority at Mete. A report is circulated this after-
nose, Astute piaci is in Pans. lam seared, how-
wow, that a prom has emit= from loam who saw
Os }else Sere and who says that he till not 00111*
ti AMMO. "Millis Andes has been mairosed, and
that bis first act on preeeatlag himself k tmetemee-
ke.to give his minim to the _
military weausiwisa ala•
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their labeed=sl;67l7 e" gnaw
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skid
been ant
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DUN d 80.72atiele
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Wag ewleraiii amber et pens to be
amen et issisinit =Was% the total= e
st
a
amen ea whose one tie teetadrion had frdmMie
was 10,838. ot tun to" 6,276 have bee.' all•
at liberty, 4,346 eanionsed to traraPpl=ilg
253 sent Was courte.minlial. Of those
2,700 ham already bees ma sways
the still in the betti het will Ma la me
off is deterenents. • •