The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-08 00:00:00

Z. Caisionc.
. IL Lein Rollin is skint to establish a new journal,
Mda imatielled with the Reform* which, in coo-
with M. Flocon, he founded in 1843. The
alllm4lB4lldef of the Reform., the friend of the late
Gitisions, maintains a closer intimacy with
the Isoomnient, and is more influenced by
*ea 11. Liss Rollin approves of.
Thesamoktes appointed to examine the proposition
Maths to the papers found in the Tuileries bee held
fora sittings, and bas resolved to recommend a new
committee of 18 members, for the purpose of peeped',
an inventory sod eleanfleation of these denemente,
with the ecneunenco of the Executive Goverameat.
Some very interesting and important documents lays
been found relative to the altar of the Duchess of
Berry, in la Vendee.
General Chesenowaki, a Polish emigrant, has just
bee" anointed, by the Xing of Sardinia, chief of his
staff and general of division.
The Lyons journals say that an ceder be. been
sent to the Steam-butt Company of the Rhone, to
mare boats sufficient for towing twelve ships of the

VAstasteipation dam:louse states that M. Armand
Marmot, President of the Assembly, has induced one
of his relations to give his resignation as member of
the oonodl-general of the Haute Garonne, in order to
be sleeted in himaelL M. Armand Marsala is about
to cut Paris for some time, and has taken this step
with a view to his re-election.
IA Memorial des Pyrenles, of the 4th, gives the
following details as to the issue of the disturbsnees at
Arra :—" The whole country had risen, and were
armed, prepared to attack the troops from Pan and
Tarbes. The number of insurgents was so imposing
that the refect withdrew the' troops. The peasants
have declared that they never will pay the tax of
4d centimes ; and, so soon as the troops had left, they
catered their villages in triumph."
The Press* has the following list of candidates,
who have already prorated themselves for election
for the vacant seats in the National Assembly for
the department of the Seine. The list is imperfect,
far it is known that several of the ultra-democratic

amaditlatma at the last election have again offered
themselves :—" Louie Napoleon, Boise, (ex-peer of
Frame), Marshal Bugeaud, d'Alton-Shee, Benjamin
Dehmert, Downy (Cure of St. Emmaus), A. Fonld,
the Abbe de denude, R de dirardin, Boger (for-
merly deputy of the Nord), Satan, Emile Thome.,
sad A. Weill."

The Press* says "A rumour prevailed yeaterfiny
leersing et the nomisation of General de lamorictere
to the eememmi of the army of the Alps. This reso-
lution was stkenled to political annoyances which
the gencrel bed 'Ted of at the end of a nego-
tit • entered as kin with certain influential
mashers of the Rue Poitiers, f..r the purpose of
effesdng an official connection, and of which the tri-
bune would have served to ley down the buss. This
negotietion was really undertaken, accepted, and
ahead terminated. The causes which led to this tee-
ainadea are very differently explained."
The goverment has received two telegraphic dis-
trait Marseilles, announcing that the Sublime
pitch.,
glas acknowledged the French republic, and
iterstaialer-plenipotentiary delivered his letters et
to the Sultan at an audience granted him cc
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