The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-14 00:00:00

with M. Jule. Favre, pleaded for him ? And all that with-
out being ea perfect s socialist as he was a perfect republican ?
The emeereation turned on the organisetlon of labour, oh
finances, hr. iga policy, and the constitution. 24. Louis
Bonspirte spoke little, listened to me with moth kinduees,
and appeared to arm with me in almost everything. Ile '
considered es absurd and ridieulou the financial schemes of
Messrs. Gutsier Pie y Oostichaux, and Dot lire, who, under
the inspiration of the committee of licences, knew not how to
' reply to all the demands made to them Cr organising credit,
but by the words assigning and paper m,ney. I particularly
remember that among other subjects of conversation, I said
that in me he should be pat ap ae a candidate for the presi-
dentship, r e would set molly to declare that he had to in-
tention of taking advantage oldie Benatuseensultum of 1804 ;
and that, if at a former period, under the government of
July, he had considered the accession of Louis Phillipe to the
throne as surrepitions and illegitimate, and consequently
had claimed a crown to which the will f the Emperor had
given bins more right than the chamber of 1830 had created
Ix Lode Philiippe, that now that Franco had Ire. ly consti-
tuted herself into a republic, he had no other ambition than
to give to all an example of obedience to the sovereignty of
the people, and of respect to the constitution. M. Bonaparte
replied by prateating in a general manner against the clines-
nies wsich had been propagated with regard to him, bat
without explaining himself in soy formal or categorical
manner. Front what took place, U. Joly,lll. &hotels, and
myself, were all impressed with the idea that in the man be-
fore us there wee nothing in common with the conspirator of
Strasburg and of Boulogne, and that it wee possible that, ae
the republic had before perished by the hand of one Bona-
parte, it would be founded in our thy by the hand of an-
other. M. Louie Bumper.' then left us. On going out, ha
said to M de Hassan°' me, who told it to that he was de-
lighted at having made my acquaintance ; that I was better
than my reputation had made me, and other expressions,
which peaple call eau Unite de emir. I should Dave pre-
ferred to them csmplimeats a good prohasion if republican
faith.

On Wednesday forty soldiers, who bad been guilty
of insubordination, were seat from Lyons to join the
companies of discipline in Africa.
Some rather serious disturbances took placß in the
evenings of Sunday and Monday last at Moulins.
The national guards turned out, and an end was put
to the affair. An attempt wu at OLO time made to
erect a barricade, but it wu immediately carried by
the armed force. Several arrests have been made.

A few days ago three individuals w re condemned
to imprisonment and fiae, for uttering seditious cries
at Albi. Since then groups of men and boys have
paraded the 'beets every evening, singing revolu-
tionary songs, and crying Vice Ledru Rollin!" They
also stationed themselves Fefere the prefecture, the
mairie, and before a resffolding, called the "Altar
of the country," which was surrounded by tricoloured
flags, and surrounded by a painting of the re-
public, with the bonnet rouge. On Sunday the
crowd was more numerous, and the ringing
and cries more menacing. Three of the crowd were
arrested, but the others loudly demanded
their releam. At length the assemblage become
so threatening, that a detachment of horse-artil-
lery was marched to the ground. The soldiers
attempted to disperse the people, bat the latter re-
spo.ded by pelting them, and uttering cries of death.
The soldiers then made a charge, and another shower
of stones flew on them. Eventually the gathering was
dispersed. Three or four 'elders were grievously
wound d ; one was knocked off his hope by a stone,
and as he was riving an enormous paving-etene struck
him in the breast, causing blood to flow from his
month. Among the rioters, six or seven were
wounded.

There has been much laughter here at the pompous
announcement, in one of the London morning pap. r•,,
of the arrival of M. Thiel' in London. That gentlt -
' nun bring still in Paris, was one of the first to he
amused by the story of the pretended neg ,tiatians for
a marriage between the President of the Itcpubl c and
the Duchess of Orleans.

STATE OF THE BANE OF FRANCE lip to JULY 12,
with the serraspeading items oldie peeci-ding week:
Week milk( Week endloi
July 5. July IL
staaerrrea.
Capital
°gutsier., tend Maki
Sewn* lO Um 000 0 10 000 400 •
. . .

Roam dim boob bomb 1,101,730 2;00,730 0
bonne IN veil 4.0110.000 • 4.0110.000 •
Oak Mom 112,002,100 0 370,315700 0
Do. bomb bombe 3.5,004,525 0 36,74,100 0
bib be oar ... . 751,3.4 OS 701,311 5.4

Account me m dirtaremereetttor 22,44,341 30 39,616,—V8 57
Dime seleemb 93,671,618 83 92,515,1158 89
ACONaii ilinvia la the liaaebee 26,601,127 0 24,375,2.3 0
bleelpie peterhlest 101 3,60,300 0 3,369,0,0 0
Brealbee
thefts el lama beaks maims .by
beak
Delete et tank rayable by brae&
beaks ....... 3,924,030 0 9,541,487 0
Dividends payable
Uqu.J. of brass* beak of Alms 179,012 41 171,617 41
DOicount, dims Mends. sad 46
ponse4 413,100 90 931,073 12
Dbsounts sod divers Worlds Is
brsuith buds& .............
Ditto an bleach hobs

172,301 0 274,913 0
143,03 49 174,1,93 49
321 362 0 321,362 0

aktudries

ur N 176',322 4

633,256,966 N 661,096064 10
MORT%
Cala mad 213,900,119 6- 217,766,960 61
Cali ha tbabrarai Inaba 113,040,3e 0 120,434,307 0
OTIS dos
Me sad aceeptaleas is Pais ..... 47,542,575 07 46,451.327 21
De. do. la lama basks 80,667,957 0 00,309,611 64
44•626•6 manillas .......... 7.227,900 0 6912,400 0

Advamersos WIN' Wilma brio 90....157 0 1.016,631 0
Ailwaseaaa Minh pubes fasib—. 32,096,110 40 31,374,663 73
advarmaa w roma tea tads by
bra\ WM, 1,336,713 0 1,336,713 0
.
i 4,1121141

.to iba .hum Tresney
50,000,000 0 50,000,000 0
'snots to the state cm blond I/0
millions

Mn off SANAS Is 1110 sky
wain 1,000,000 0 1,000,000 0