The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-23 00:00:00

PARIS, SUNDAY, 6 30 P.M.
Paris confinue generally tranquiL A review of
part of the National Guard, the Guard Mobile, and
some regiments of the line, by General Changartlier
te:trees to-day in the Place OuronerL It was id;
e on the occasion that the cry of "Vi-re la Re.
publiqs r was heard here and thins amen an the line,
fiat the National Guard was sent and add. Cries of
Down with Cava's= rwe band from urn.
the wowd which we. present on the euesion.
Thin government continued to take active sesame
ire the repeal= of the dubs. AMr of thine have
awagibil with the requisitions of die law, and se-
Weed to hold their =rattail, 01.17; bd mud if
time =Wes bail secret and illegal arnsuess to the
Payaboarp, at whir% some of the Mg whelfievens
dielelphille play prominent parts. Omsf the most
Nth, end popular of these is the notorious M. Ber-
nell, el the late club Bonne Nouvelle. This Wi-
eland yesterday harangued the populace at a wine
lisp in ihe 13atignolles, when a body of socialists
lmaelly assemble, and used the most insulting lan-
=respecting General Lamoriciero and M. 0.
Another of the characters which figure
in then re-anions is the son of M. Madier de
Montjeau, formerly a councillor of the Coon of
Caseation, who resigned his office after the circulars
of M. Loden Rollin. This individual rivals the popu-
lariV of M. Bernard. Another of these demagogues
is M. Chauvelot. This individual apes Robespierre
in his costume, and indulges in the most extravagant
violate, of language ; he figures espeeisliy in the
Quarter St. Denis and the Rue Mouffetard, where the
chiffonkre habitually congregate, and where the name
of Robespierre never tails to excite an outburst of
spurious enthusiasm. Among the Socialists who fre-
quent the clubs there is at present an apparent differ-
ence of sentiment, some disavowing terror, and
pledging themselves to burn the guillotine, while
others utter the most atrocious threats against
M. de Lamartine has left Paris, as I have
stated would be the use' on a provincial tour. Hie
arrival et Macon en route" for his chateau at Mar
au is &Dammed. On that ocean= the Mayer el
Macon presented him with an address, to whisk 111. de
Lamartine delivered en answer which aptness to the
journals of this evening. M. de Lamartuie gave on
the miession 3,000 francs to be distributed among the
poor.
The tour of M. de Lamartine in the provinces
has been generally considered as undertaken with a
view to his canchdateship to the presidency. It
would mere, however, by the following par graph,
which appears in a Bordeaux journal, that he decliaes
the candidateship
Mach maversatfors was excited ebb' morning by a letter
' addressed by M. Lamartine to one of his friends at Bee-
' dem. Invited to spvnd here a part of the time during
which ha will be absent from Psris, the ex- member of the
• Provialosal Government has replied, that it would afford him
partiadsr Sesser. to visit our (t. ads, bat that it is eat et
1" Ids power to weeps the imbibes seise t elesnw
is *mama Hs ban that his Yee_ hs lapepaMs
as a desire te peasset him fiesselp le the •
is on boar stM he deism he liedllwes is the not war
s; gained Isaasse. This hater pethesi esegismable emir
din whoa it was ssereauftlisd at the Dwane.
We have received the Madril smalls of the 16th,
but their entente ere altogether veil of interest.
tin Isamu ecr. tit—Tens pet la Oft; efts, Iskry
alb. riot Om% ppr; thrt 01 orb. rushes,
able Welk Mgr NIL OPPOr. 111. Swag of ec
ewes mines, 44 Poll. 11111 leebso wine,l 30 orb.
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