The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-19 00:00:00

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aREAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR-
ANcE SOCIETY and INDIA and LONDON LIFE Vt.
cwt., COMP Als.ll 14. Wawa. s, rbs, and ';, King NC 1111L1n•
111.4 Cilsitvt Ctisican;;:<!- Al'il.o'YlitttLlC:Spllo4ll.,
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..tjnRITAIN 31(.11'11'1, L nANicr?:*rOCIFTT.
ty Is totalilbit.ednism themost approved mind*. 01 tho
wyezi..r.l salon credit or half the *mount of the tint live
0101.1...„.An0,i,5,,.. of mints still he In the year lalti.
Fr0c.,e,,,,r dorm!' doscrintion entertained noodling the rentlege,..,
libigtlrAND LONDON LIFE A.N.NIIRANC. .T COX PA
capital. 11.10,41. In 1.5.000 Shares of DU each. NY'
Iva ,weeany mourn! the lives of heslthy tannins,. In 5,,,, Part of the
A ..1,.." flat, 01 prettnum so ran he talen conoltteutly with eel,
,m. .71,11 t. for the accommodation of Otto amoral, • half coI
Fr_ ...bk. ,s o, .11w been constructed on • plan mruliar to Ohio omen,
IrriffoTate raster advautates to parties worths/ for short periods,
7iltbs ontiou of continuing for the !attainder of lif
e.
op brand lives, whethrr sfliletett with Inental or bodily Infirmities.
0111 of nasal and nnlttsry ,land civilians to India, in an
dd. oetau... or other imago of ths .,y
with" granted. and end...monitor Isidore and children.
_ A.1_1.. lIIILIN E. Marri6'fe.l4, Waterloo.nlacc.

.‘ANNIViATE ASSURANCE COMMA.
Capital.
imeig.titntlm I. empowered hy • sonaal Art of Parliament 14th Plot
e ...., rougitutol as to affonl the benefits of life omicron,
fallou elms to tvitey.bohicrs, and to present iffattor faciittlos
SOlicomeolation than arexiall)Log, offer=i gui puhlir.
a*"'ltx►tru,:d.ur•ti ;noton the pre
errus on 13"tiosdanre;.7..11)
awe es:osplete reounty to the
the
; whilst the magnitude
y .tramorthitiotoss marled the Directors to offer unusual
it,...ggple polkl holden, V will be oeen by ref
erenoa
to the pre.
jiss—ig•isad tetbe varied and etteneiretahles, erbkh have hp.,,,,,,,md
.....a en sad tabour etrooly for the use of Chi. Itotitution.
via o— PLT SR MORRISON. Roddeut Director.
I. Pffecesstkeet. Bonk, London. Oct I. ISM.
—.----„.
gESSRS. I.AMOND and Co., railway share
auctioneer.. vonoictfulir bef to. inform their frknuis and the
. that the) routooto daily t., leUl and SELL all descriptions of
t ILWA V ems. RES debenturos,t;ttglish and Mete.minthig
.4 a otbe, and property. moms. 1.. and Co. also ?intim nn
sesesetbat their iu,,lic sale of /lOW Muir& taken place every Wed.
was, st 1 oklork, at the Mall of Commerce. Threadneedle-street, Lon.
anygo; tootSera .li, which place all favours are requested to bu ad.
a 4* l'''''''n'.l... i. ism.

ioN . 'l'—'M'snlLVl..lll Alli ,atle.perbottle,
4:1 s rkh ating .4 purc ',Over to the comely porta of much.
articke, rendetiog them equal to new. Their Detergent.,
wsra
undastire bottle, ICNVOT the original beauty of old discoloured and fly-
gadig,erniolu. and krquer : Aild their Cold Powder, la. Q. {.../
Whit, Med. adediVO part. —Sold by t'PTON and en,_lN. Penton-
„Boa. ~.p..1; horde) a Farringdonvstroet ; Sutton, Bow Church.
7.,,d ; virmsslig...l. Paul, Chumilyard ; Ilenctenk and lone., Cheap-
elde ; Iloger. y. blierb,m and Tiller: and Barnard. Oxford.
"A, Loagacre ; Thernpeom ley.flace,lloll.ol3 ; likagßett.73,
pael..place, Tialstrl : and B. Smith, 111, leetetreat. A liberal allow.
a_oee to the Ueda
BENCH CAFIMERES, from Is. each.—WlT F
LIAM S. TIVRTON date Kipp.. and Iturtoni is melded puller
the store snide., no the follow in 4 extremely low prices :—I c, .
I ditte. 1..3J.; ditto b. 3d., WS. BURTON'S (late KIPP.
are n rtock of general fumbling tronnalery Is literally the
la the world. and se no language earl be am owed to give
Met idea of tu variety Yid eltctli, pun:haters me wiled to Mtn sad
to
L-31t, Otemietreet +corner of Ne.rmanetreeti, London.—
bed in Weld street, 140.
THE ATRAPILATORY, or IQUII) IiAIR
Dvv; the only dye that natty aroma" for all colour., and drew
isot require redoing but ea tintt v.•row., as It never fades or acquires
tilt unnatural red or purple common to all other dyes. KOBB
awl soNs can, with the Ertate4 conedenee, recommend the above
dr so Infallible, if done at their establishmentladim or gen•
0,, requiring it are memmted to Minx a friend .o. a servant
with them to Oat hoe it i.A MR.'', which wilt enable them to do it
efterwards without the chance of failure. Several titivate apart-
Menu &toted entirely to the a'K,ve purr...,vome teen,. vetablish.
meat baring used it. the eirt.,t 0'0410,1 tin he at on, _Addr,,..„..
Rosa ...I Fr, kB. II:. and I_v t, Blrhopsoteetreet, London, the cele.
pinta perructuere. perfumers, halrmatero,and hair-dyent
IROWLAKI)S"FOILET Alt'llCLES.
and
Ko.had4- Mamoru 05. for the growth and for preserving
boodfving the human her. itoeltiis- KM. dor. for Immo, ing and
Mudd) ink the +kin and complcaton. Rowland. Odonto, or Pearl Item
WM.. for preserving and holutifk Mg the teeth and gums. Beware of
workers Irneunnue—mme are offerml under the Implied enaction of
royalty And the ..PCI7IIIIOUG depmte. with Ilan Attarli4ll Opt de.
ccptille. The ooly genuine of mobbears One lI.W. VI .• ItOMLMIIIs-.
eeta that of the article on the wrapper or lahel.—ctold by them at
S'alutoo•anktv. London, and by every respectable chemixt and per.
• fm., through .ut the lemplern.

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MR. 3AME.411 NEW NOVEL.
Now ready at ail the libwirks. In 3 rah., poet aro,
IR THEODORE BROUGHTON ; or, Laurel
Water. Ni G. A A Jams. Lod., Author of "The Courier."
Leaden : Smith, Elder, and Co., 65. CorabUL
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NEWS FROM PARIS.

ALARMING
DEMONSTRATION

PARIS, 101 P.M.
The Parisians went to bed last night more con-
fident in the permanence of general tranquillity,
arid more hopeful of the benefits of the revolu-
tion, than on any night since the 25th Fe-
bruary. They rose this morning in the midst
of alarm and dismay, roused by the rappel beaten
throe 'flout the streets, and the rush of the national
s to their respective places of rendezvous.
all cartridges, report said, were distributed
during the night and early morning at the mairies
and at all the posts. Innumerable rumours were cir-
culated : the first of which that came to our
ears war, that a post had been attacked in
the night in the quartier St. Denis, and all the citizen
guards in it barbarously murdered.
The pupils of St- Cyr, who still act as
officers of ordonnance to the ministry, are
while I write, galloping 'in various direc-
tions ender my windows. Au emissary whom
I sent out to seek information has just returned, say-
ing that government has received information of an
intended attempt to overthrow the Provisional
Government, and to substitute for it one formed
of the leaders of the operatives and com-
munists. While 1 write the national guard is
forming under the windows, and the Boulevard, as
far as I can see, is lined with them in files four deep.
Numerous detachments are marching towards the
place de la Concorde. The courts of the Hotel des
Affaires Strangers are completely filled with them.
Daring the morning, from time to time general
officers and others of superior rank have levy
along
the national guards, which line the Boulevards, and
• have addressed some words to each company, appeal-
ing to their patriotism and fidelity to the Provisional
Government. They have been always responded to
by enthusiastic acclamations of "Vice la Repute-
lique!"
One of the rumours which has just reached me is
that the cause of calling out the national guard to-
day has been a manifestation on the part of the com-
munists to oppose the eutranee of some regiments of
the line which are about to arrive in Paris to-day.
Kf The 3fouiteur of this morning contains a proclama-
tior. signed by till the members of the government,
congratulating the citizene on the demonstration of
Sunday.
Thursday will be a general festival. The Bank,
the Bourse, the Courts, Tribunals, and all public esta-
blishments will he closed ; commerce will be sus-
pended, bit's falling due bring payable the following
day.
Another decree declares that the law rendering the
magistracy irremovable is suspended, and this is fol-
lowed by a ernes of decrees dismissing a great number
of public functionaries of the first order.
One hundred generals, colonels, and lieutenant-
colonels in the army have been put in retirement, or,
as we say, on half-pay.
The following indicates the sentiments entertained
in the provinces respecting the Minister of the In-
terior. The Perigord of the Dordogne. says : " A
striking fact has just occurred at Neutron. M.
Charles Montagut, the government commissary, being
at a banquet which was offered to him by the inhabi-
tants, proposed as a toast the health of M. Ledra
Rollin. The entire assembly replied with Iles cry of
Vire lAmartine.'"
A considerable crowd of persons collected yester-
day, about tone o'clock, on the steps of the Bourse,
attracted by some wild explanations given by two
well-dressed young men, in favour of communism.
After a few minutes ' hearing the patience of the by-
stacders got wtariid out, and they signified to the
two special pleaders that they had better withdraw.
This the young men at first seemed not much inclined
to accede to, but the determination of the crowd was
so strongly intimated that they at last quitted the
place and went off towards the Boulevards.
The Meek Pepe/die/tin says :—" The communists
did not open their clubs on Sunday evening, and it
Wan even said that some of their chiefs would run
great risks :f they showed themselves in public."
P.S.—The shops in the principal streets are closed.
The people and guards keep up the cry of " A bats le
commurasnie! " The cause of the demonstration is
mid to be a project on the part of the clubs to over-
throw the nnmerate party in the provisional govern-
ment.
The government has arrested several parties who
addressed the crowd of anarchists, some of whom
have been going through the city all night, armed,
and crying "A bas le Gouvernement Provisoire !"
It is said that two posts of the national guard have
been disarmed and one guard killed.

lADRID.—The Madrid mails of the 13th have
arrived. It was reported that Mr. Bulwer had read
to the Duke of Sotomayor a despatch from Lord
Palmerston, expressive of the dissent of England frcm
the present internal policy of the Spanish
government. This elicited the expression of much
melignation from certain parties at the interference
of England in the internal affairs of Spain. The
answer of the Duke of Sotontayor was despatched by