The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-19 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 30 P.M
There I.as been a panic to-day in Paris, in conse-
quence of the number. of democrats elected, not only
in Paris but in the country. The first in the Paris
list of members who will birrorsocbiyleinird this evening
at the Hotel de Ville, will be Lucien Murat,
chairman of the club of Rae de Poitiers. The
next on the list are Ledru Rollin, Boichot, and La-
grange. This it I. that hes caused the panic. The
moderates found a much larger majority for
socialist and democratic candidates in Paris than
they expected. The moderates fear barricades,
but it is evident that fighting is no
the policy of the democratic party, as is shown 1:y C
Cititmume of all their journals. The following is
st of the oaDdidatas in the order of the majority
of votes: Lucien Murat, Ledru Rollin, Boichot.l
Lagranee, Boileau. Lamoricidre, Dufour', Moreau.
Victor Hugo, Peary. Pyat (Felix), Vavin, Lamennais,
Bixio, 0. Utrot• Theodore Baa, Peppin. Cevsignsve
Retries, Wolowski, Corium', Leroux, Considerant,
Osrnon, Roger (Nord), Perdiquier, Lasteyrie, RapateL
The fall at the Bourse, owing to this and the pro-
vincial lists, has been, on the Five per Cents., of 2f. 160 ;
and ea the Three per Cents., of 2(. It is generally
'apposed at the Bourse that a third of the new cham-
ber will be socialist.
The socialist journals publish the Snowing
"The Democratic Socialist Committee bus Smut front
different soothes that agents pretending to be sent by
it present themselves at seseiations of workmen, and
in the large manufactories, enraging the eitze os to
go in a body to the Hotel-de-MAO/here ti ey would
receive the mot trordre from the members of the com-
mittee, who would appear there with their cards in
their hats. The committee formally denies this, and
edam that it did not give such a commission to any
ow"
The National says :—" On Wednesday, at half.
past Ire in the everting, Oen. Raoul, commanding the
set Bay of the first military division, went to Vise
ammo. Ho was quite unexpected, but half en hoer
Oar the object of his visit was known. As orderly
dim arrived In Paris with a deipatch.from him, end
limmediately the eolmel of the 6th regiment was taM
lest hie regiment must immediately preps, ter start
he Le-Fire. It is usual in each eases to give reib
mews some days to nuke their preparations; but
this regiment commenced its march at daybreak yes
terday. Its colonel has been still more ill-tress.
He received on Wednesday evening, at half-pest
the order to proceed without delay in the direction et
Saint Omer, and to give up the command immediately
to the lieutenant.oolooel."
The following details of the disturbances which
have takes place in consequence of the electime
varioue parts of the country, are taken from several
provincial journals :
At Post Levoy, seer pia, the electoral opentioss did set
pass over without dieurhasee, and, if the particulars whits
hays reeked es ars else, the tests which have ekes pines
will iced to farther proseedings. At the moment when the
two seamless of Vallee, arrived at Post Leroy they fosse
themselves suddenly sarrounded by a awe a individuals
composed for the most part of goanymsa and stone cutter,
who are very numerous in that pert of the country.
As them men wished to exercise an laden** ea the votes at
the inhabitants tithe temente*, sod even bleated on sub-
stitiitian ter the bulletins which they serried those made out
by themselves, a violent resistless was made by the
penalty. To memos soceseded blows, and some serioua
+roads were billieted. The municipal authorities, who
hastened to theses, were set at defiance, and even ill-treated.
An attempt was made to sirs' on the electoral urn
at Crepy, sear Laos, by some agitators, who had
been doubtless sent there for the purpose. They
were &nested by the mayor and kited in the prison
at Lwo. The 13ourgogne, a Macon journal, gives the
((Rowing further details of the affair at Chalons,
under date of the 14th inst.:
Tee day before reetelday Vv.-nesse% having been guilty
of a riot in their barracks, breaking their beds, &a., were
placed in confinement. This set of severity else made
use of to excite the people by announcing that they had
been perished for having read the Patriot*, and given their
votes to the violent party. A mob collected to set them at
liberty. The rand was insulted, and was compelled to
draw hie sword. Two charges were made by the cavalry,
but the primers were at length messed, and carried
there& the plea in triumph, with • red Sag at the bead of
Ibe peaseled. According to the meows received thin
fileiralner, tranquillity bat probably been restored.
In the Assembly the budget of expenditure and re-
ceipts was being diacassed up to post-hour.
The Monileur does not appear to-day. The Paris
Bank returns will not be published till to-morrow.
roam. NAT 17.—New Lam —; lane per Omar. 14 73;
an per Cola. es 40; Lan
of
ream. —_; !elates
now 4111 ; De. 1442, oft ; Ds. 70•2.4=1.4.145u, —;
Da Items. 3111; 74uplem Radek ; Kama Wm. 74 ; Mawr;
eta —; seek eases, 2537. inelimpea Lead" 30 day,. 28 374;
1111daye, 24 SA.
71.4:hweirs. -- Perla sad Odom; SU; Awls and Boom ;
end Hem, • Alder's red 11med0ut. 200; sane,;
cad Se* 10230; oath,(Throe), • Amami end
—; Bardeen& 00; North, 431 23; PM; laseetoundbm" MN;
lame end Mates. $lO.

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