The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-23 00:00:00

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Our express from Paris arrived this morning.
The Paris journals and cot,rbismdenee of Thurs-
day are almost exclusively occupied with comments
on the Queen's speech, and on that which M. Gnizot
delivered in the Chamber of Peers the preceding
day on the Spanish marriages. The negative
character of that part of the Queen's speech which
relates to the Spanish question has, in some measure,
allayed the apprehensions which previously existed on
that subject in Paris; and, although the silence and
reserve maintained by the English Cabinet on that
document was, as we stated in our correspondence
of yesterday, unfavourably interpreted in some of the
bureaux of the Chamber, still its effect on the Bourse
was to sustain or rather slightly to improve the
market. _ .

The advices from the disturbed districts are not
worse than those already given. The military have
get.erally repressed the popular violence and restored
order, but the sharp distress which produced the
breach of public order remains undiminished.
Government and the Chambers appear disposed
to enter upon an active course of relief. The pro-
vincial authorities have been directed to devise
and promote such public works as may be at once
useful in themselves and the means of giving employ-
ment to the population. Grain of every kind con-
tinues to rise, and the present price of wheat is such
that the 41b. loaf in Paris will attain the price of 10d.
for the first fortnight of February. The exportation
of potatoes and certain other vegetable subsistence,
has been prohibited until 31st July, by royal ordon-
nance.

The change in the cabinet produced by the retire-
ment of M. Martin du Nord hos transferred M. Da-
mon from the Ministry of Public Works to that of
Justice and Public Worship. M. Vitet will succeed
him in the department of Public Works.
The schism in the Opposition becomes more deve-
loped. About forty members who have usually acted
under the leadership of M. Thiers, have given their
adhesion to MM. Dufaure and Billault. Odillon
Barrot, however, continues to co-operate with M.
Thiers. . .

In the Chamber of Peers on Thursday the debate
continued, the chief speakers being M. de Montalem-
bee, Prince de la 'Moslowa, and Duke d'Hareourt.
The funds were firm to-day owing to large pile-
d:a..es, but they fell again at the close, the Three per
Cents. to 77f. 63c. from 78E, the Fire per Cent& to
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The Madrid mail of the 14th arrived in Paris at
en late an hour on Wednesday afternoon, as to leave
no opportunity to transmit its contents. The senate
had commenced the discussion on the address.
I otters from Catalonia state that the famous Tris-
tany had appeared in the mountains, whither the
I Governor has sent three companies to arrest him.
"Notwithstanding," says the Phare de Bayonne.
" the vigilance and severity displayed by General
Breton, the rebels are each day increasing and becom-
ing stronger. The Carlists, encouraged by their
numbers, cannot always fly before the Queen's troops,
and the latter must be anxious to come to blows with
an enemy who always keeps them on the alert."
The Madrid mails of the 15th was received at a
late hour in Paris on Thursday.
The Senate continued the discussion on the address.
General Narvaez made a few observations in a spirit
of opposition, declaring at the same time that he
should vote for the address. The Minister of the
Interior replied to the attacks of General Narvaez.
A meeting of the moderado deputies was to be held
in the evening, to deliberate on the candidature for
the presidency of the congress.
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