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London, England, 1849-05-01 00:00:00

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CHESTER RACES.

we bawl made arrangements for receiving by tele.
graph, and shall *morrow give, in a &could Edition,
the result of the important race for the Chester Cup,
to lb, rim for at the Camas? Meeting to-morrow
(ifedaseday).

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY, 486 P.N.
The French Five per Cents. were heavy yesterday
at the Passage de l'Opers ; after being done u low as
87fr. 60c., they closed at 87fr. 80c. sellers.
M. de Balvandy, ex-Minister of Public Instruction,
arrived in Pans.
Last evening there was another gathering at the
Porte St. Denis and on the adjacent Boulevards, but
it was nothing like so great as on the two previous
wooing", and the circulation was not eves interrupted.
la the groups socialist questions were principally dis-
eased. Patrols of the National Guard paraded up
and down. As on former coomions, the mere curious
hood the great majority el the assemblage.
M. Duathfte responsible editor of the Peupk, was
again condemned on Saturday, by the Coat of Assizes,
to .two years imprisonment and 4,000 f. fine, for
having published, on the 10th February, in that jour-
sal. articles exciting the people to hatred of each
other. One of the articles was on the execution of
General Brea. The two years' imprisonment are to
be included in those already pronounced against IL
Duthie*.
The elections are the great topic of the day, and
they engross almost exclusively the press and the
mhos. The list of fifty candidates put forth by the
Central Electoral Committee her, it seems been erre
measly ascribed to the moderate club of the Rue de
Ninon The Central Electoral Committee is corncomppoossd
of representatives of all sections of the awderste
:=Laincluding a considerable number of sincere re
s. The party of the Rue de Poitiers is el
mane represented in it, and exercises in it a maid-
doable influence, but the appearance of many
sues included in the more advanced party
of the republicans of the National shows that
the Ras du Poitiers is neither dominant nor exclusive
in its influence. The party of the National, however,
salting to seceibe the list exclusively to the Ras de
Poitiers, argues that there mast be dissection is the
moderate party which could lead to so inecogreeas a
group of mama as that presented by the Het of 60.
It will be recollected that hll. de Charnbolle, for-
meely editor of the journal Le Slide, which had one
of the widest circulation in France, was forced to
Lava that jeered in oornearease of the ultra-demo-
erode °pintoes advanced in it by his colleagues. M.
de (%ambolle has sines started smother journal, under
the this of L'Ordee. with the tall support of the
=seems oirly generally, sad the Rae de Poitiers
',pokily. Ilan has already dome serious dump to
Ls Bieck, and a significant fact is, that within the
Let week Le Siede has been compelled to change in
tam and to advocate more moderate doctrines.
The rtirouesernia on the Boulevards were eon-
tweed bin night, and several other arrests took place.
There are now in the Cenciergerie upward" of 400
pumas who have been arrested in this way, many of
whom are, however, mid to have been mere spectates,
attuned to the crowd by idle curiosity.
A letter addressed by M. Onizot to a friend is
Paris, and dated from Eromptoo, as the 16th inst
was pabliebed to-day is the religions journal called
L'Oreal. In this letter M. Cloisot my" that so
dismorapment would induce him to retreat Isom the
oar' t in favour of order, bat that, on the contrary,
he wW accept eagerly every (kooks to resume it.
bast
He

no pia toe so in the ontigbonbooroisitat cool lead'
me into the Assembly—net OM the saloon of the
Rua de Poitiers. If, dates as I do, I as not elected,
which appears to me to be probable, it will be better
that I shall not be elected. I will go to Val Richer
and pursue my labours, In pursuing them I will
give my advice, when occlusion occurs on the affairs
of my country, and wait till elution shall think fit to
come and seek me. " GUIZOT."

It b slated about the Assembly this aftirWsorathat
the della which conveyed the expeditiooary army is
ordered to remain until further orders at Civita
Vecchia. This order is supposed to be founded on the
ornditima assaaded by the Pope, to which the French
rummest adases to made.
M. de Limps, ex-ambassador of France to Madrid,
hes arrived hi-Paris.
In the Assembly to-day M. lAcrases, the Mioieter
at Pubis Weeks, brought up a project for the pi:M-
oberg wads( of the Paris sad Lyons Railway, and
diesiembil a credit of 2f millions of francs for that
PraThe project was referred to a committee.
.Dembe and M. Mathieu Losiey complained of
two boos arrested by the police charged with
ctipera the atirorpeowesto oa the Boulevards on
evening. The former represestative charged
rhoipoompowt with instigating the anrosipentwoht,
esaiAlsoandisl the punishment of the agents of the
nMb coiled up M. 0. Barret, who repelled
omads. spinet the government, and stated
that tboro wore not wanting men who induced the
ewerier population to assemble in the streets. He was
veltersestly attacked an this by the left, bat coati-
s's& "It is an atrocious calumny to moose the go-
vernment of such conduct. 1 have said, and I re-
peat it, that it is impemible that the govern-
ment endeavours to peevoke these assentges •
it regrets to be compelled to resort to bang
measures with respect to them ; but, when ell
the well disputed carriers complaia that these
ottrouposseseto put a stop to work; when the
tradesmen re alarmed, wool pot desire that the
Cs=sl&said roads berellvo ; wool! you amino
•1 allow aa beersis to he orpaissel t Do
pus sot know bow the rains aro waited endow
sub okowastasweo I' Do yea set know how much
dill&there kin allowing a massdfoorant persons
lirdefgaseyseem atl make Ted the
peeress=mot
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These rayons 11110 are there teem oorrioifty.
who are strolling about, are liable to be arrested is
the crowd. It seta of bretalityhave bees committed,
fmtios shall be dew. An inquiry has been ordered,
bat the tribune is not the place to discass this gees-
tbs. Ido sot doubt the assertion of my colleague',
bet the government also owes protection to its
meats. An inquiry shall be made, and justice shall
to ewe
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SPAIN.
Our corespondent writes :
MADRID, Aran 25.
The correspondence from Catalonia speaks of the
dispersed state of the Collet forces, but at the same
time demonstrates their resolution to prolog hos-
tilities as long as possible, with the view of iMg,
ready for unforeseen events.
Yesterday Mario, a radical deputy, and author d
several highly esteemed statistical work', 'made' a
powerful speech against the ministerial bill concern-
ing the clergy.
There is a report that M. MOD, the finance
minister, is about to withdraw from the cabinet. His
fall is said to be connected with certain revelations
aide by Napoleon Bonaparte as to the exigencies of
the French government. General Concha has again
iequested the Minister of War to send him a sue-
-011101.•
Besides the bill concerning the clergy and public
worship, there are before the senate a bill to Aram
the commercial code; one to exempt from amtkibutions
the capital which is invested in canals, rods, and
other works of public utility; sad a third to enable
the legislative bodies to oh tosillisiumsective bars
and reprimand the editor of-a in which
either of the two chambers has calumniated or
its dignkr • of gossip Mill
obtains it ing the de-
of a parts, though the
opinion that e was ill-looked upon by
the "powers that be" generally prevails, and the
affectation with which they =preened their regret at
the departure of M. Lesseps is considered a prof of
such opinion. The Bspana, Christina's print, inserts
and comments upon a letter published by the French
papers, and pretended to be km the President of the
French republic, complaining of the political tenden-
cies of his cousin. Another affair of honour had
like to have taken place between the editors
of the Clamor Publito and the deputy Calderon
Collantes, with respect to the same duel as that I
lately mentioned to you. The deputy, however, made
an apology, resembling that between Mr. Pickwick
and his adversary, and the affair was hashed up.
The queen sets out next week for Aranjun' to
spend a month or two. The only minister who will
accompany her will be Rocs de Togores, minister at
public instruction. From Catalonia we have no news
of interest. A Montemolioist conspiracy bas been
discovered in Airlalosia•
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ITALY.
BARDINIA.—Oar correspondent writes as fol-
lows :
TURIN, APRIL 25.
Alter the most conflicting and contradictory re-
ports during the last few days, the nefarious mystery
is cleared up by a proclamation, issued this day by
ministers, annouccing the admission into Alexandria
of a body of Austrian troops, in execution of the 3rd
article of the armistice concluded at Norarrs. I shall
not ham time to translate this document, which has
°althea emanated from the royal printing-office, but
will attempt to analyse it.
The desameat is published in the form of a pro-
clamation or manifesto (two feet wide by three long),
with the royal arms as onespeetw, and beginning
thus:
PRI 0001501 L 07 mamas.
The irscoWteat 'wahine reread by the Asetriaseabiset
is vesting of a pea between the two emit:lee, and its in-
sisting ea the literal and masodifled ezeostime if the 3rd
erthht of the armistice of the 26th alt., wfikli dipolatto the
slabdos Ws the city and AMA of Alenseetris of m Aos•
lobo of equal nesloor with that stile Sardinian
mempalm. mks It eseresare ter the kiwes plumose to oz-
phis is oaks whatlasheso he esfess these eir-
esoishislaa, red to yeast is the ibis et Ater that It is sot
Its IMO a pow boo out bow Sly oloolsiod.
islolowet law OS temp emensendy) that
the &Wooden of Charlie Albert plate be order to
obtain letter conditions than those subsegeently im-
posed, and now enforeed by Austria (the feet being
that ReAstrlty refused to treat on any conditions with
Charles Albert). It then states that the conditions
were, in feet, modified, though still such as the right
of victory could alone confer, and which the new king
was obliged, hard as they were, to consent to rather
than see the army, and with it the hopes of the coun-
try, destroyed ; that the Austrian generals consented
to saippend the execution of the article relating to the
eseupatien of Aleeeeadria until news should be re-
mired from Vienna, on condition that the military
works begun at that city should not be proceeded
with, sad that a battalion of their troops should garri-
son mesairtul• Valencia.