The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-02 00:00:00

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PARIS, Mosisav Byname
At the Boone there hoe been a severe moo is memo with the @stingiest. The Itei
• opted eery strong, and Is the ours of the d
imen flOs. or 30a., bat it gave way in the aft
mew, and closed with a feel( et 6e. for each and 2,
• he account, at 71.60 and 71.36. Bask of Fres
11011301. Otilit Mobilise was is great demand at t
opeednes bat ultimately drained 7.60 for amount.
badness was done in railways, and slags,
libs t prices of the day were not austainsd,all t
zd Ines with a considerable improvement. Lye
beirdi
wads gyest request sod rose 16f. Orleans roes 27f 61
The erg pending action brought by M. Oon
against the Credit Mobilise C,oespony hos been
length disposed of by the Civil Tribunal of the Silt
The judgment is is favour of the egedit Mobilise, b
IL Berryer, the plaintiff's counsel, took occasion
, . penasunce a telling philippic against the princip
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Sad practices of that monster annalist instatutto
,
I . smil, what is of most a-anginas, the Precursor It
. pasiefe substitute, M. Pinard (spesking se a magi
buesopposed to be impartial). followed a long way I
thumps side. Tlweiresestaness of the use are short)
diem In August last year the Credit Mobilise al
Inousced with mach ado that it was about to sigma
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Its capital, that the dividend for the end of the yet
would amount to at hest 200 f. upon 600 t. share
7, It was at first said that new shut • were to be issued
afterwards the system of obligations was adorn
- het in either cue immense advantages were offered i
p• holders of shares in the company. Anecdotal
Ow shares rose at the Bourse to an enormous eaten t-
bonsething like 300 f. or 400 f. in the course of aha
Says. The plaintiff, M. Grapy. led away by a
laming prospectuses, which, by the way, all appears
1"... la the ifoniteur, bought shares at nearly th
highest prices. Two days before the settlesen
tor the fortnight in the worse of which the rise kg
;gr.
taken place, the Coedit Mobelwr announced that II
deference to the wishes of the government it wasi
mot issue soy fresh obligation.. Down dropped th
-4, shares, and poor M. Geopy was obliged to close hi
account hymns" a tremendous difference. IL Ooup
at first instituted a criminal prosecution spinet th
Credit Mobilise far a fraud epos the public, but thi
he was advised te abandon. He Dew brought an ea
don for dumps, alleging that the Cada Me
bilis was in no manner compelled by governinen
to abandon its prejeet of issuing the °Mistime
• add that it had douse freadaleatly, in order to mek
i sneers at the exposes of its dupes. M. Berryier Mil
roundly that the Credit Mobilise was simply th
it Levet ganebliag-bous that had ever existed is tb
world. It had bested a great many new phrases
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sash es "protection of Weary," " smaaeipatioe o
audit from the state,' 0 devoloposeet ot privati
credit." " consolidation of todestrial values,* "indite
try of credit," Rat but all those floe words merely
meant a thing of whieh the nation had hat
disastrous experience years ago under the auspices o
; law. The Craft Mobilise wee a frightful monepolj
• organised to give a toothless value to paper. Tea
menus of its good ernes to industry bad been toast fasted by the rise of the rate of interest on the Bourse
to 13 and 14 per cent sea normal amount ever einem
the Boone had been subjected to its patronage. II
the mate wore to protect this company from re-
nponsibility, and if they were enabled to realise their
sheens of monopolising all badostrial securities
within their own hands, a financial tyranny would
he established such as the world had seen. The
• power of the Pacha of Egypt was nothing to it.
M. &nerd, the company's counsel, delivered a
'anemic upon the (Ada Mobilise, and cootended-
-1 ow opinion which was adopted by the court—that the
'many had throughout acted is accordance with its
V ' statutes.
The Procures substitute, while expressing an
opinion in point of law against the plaintiff, said,
&The defendant's counsel has given us a list of
the great enterprises fostered by the Cada Mo-
bilise. He has spokes of the services it has
.:r rendered to trade. Bat amidst the fever of the
day, this violent love foe gambling and ardent strop-
i thug for money, has the 0 edit Mobilier nothing to
-... reproach itself with P Has it calmed or excited this
fever ? Has it or not dosbli d the fatal propensity of
the time ? Has it not, by multiplying undertakings
beyond the capacity of the money market to deal
,with. by luring gamesters with premiss. by discount-
. trathitifincoture forhe berefio t
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whoprems ast share t
the at, creatd,
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nepentdbility, serious perils for public morality, and
OM fir material Interests ? Are not thirty or forty
anise required every teahouse day to save the
sambiere on the Bourse, end encourage them to go
and'And whomever the time comes when this delver-
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nos shall break down—when the too
.. bow sell break—what losses, what lamen-
t' lades is families, what killed sad wombat will
Ilia be in that told of UAW. "bona dim's, et
at (Wit Mobilise itself ame kJ* Wee !
The oast decided that IL Amy bad merely
shads an unfortunate Booms episode% Is, gbh& the
Credit Mobilier were is se way mespeedbb 1 that
the Credit Mobilier was peseutedi by gournment,
' waist in prssaaec of a wise policy, from Sunning
the pum6sd obligations ; and that, at all events,
sines M. Ocupy was not a subscriber, be had no pre•
text ice 'eying that he was injured by the company.
PARIS, TI7IIIIDAY Moesure.
The Emperor yesterday evening reviewed, ea the
mew Me ground in the Bois de Boulogne, three new
NK* regiments of the Imperial Guard, which were formed
• In the Crimea of picked men, selected from the rept
meats of the list These troops, wow styled the 3rd
• Grenadiers and the 3rd and 4th Voids' s" of the
Gaud, bars only lately arrived at Marseilles. The
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Timms desired to sea them I. the 111110411111
ft the regiments from which they were drafted—
the salaams is which they had gained their
ibosun before flcbestopol. The two batteries
of artillery that lest quitted the Crimes were
also present. The horses hammed to their guns
wen the same animals that drew them at the battle of
i.. 3 Traktir. After passing along the hoes the Emperor
distributed a number of crosses sad military medals,
shaking hands with every officer and man whom he
decorated, and in most instances addressing a few
S- words to him. The Empress attended the review in
an opts emigre. The ewe being the elite of the
army of the Crimes, the whole of that army was con-
sidered as rearguard. The three new regiments
will be at once equipped, and with the artillery will
form the third division of the Imperial Guard, which
Is thin canpleted.
SPAIN.
Joie 30.
The Gaufte publishes the statutMADßles ofD, the Catalo-
i aka Ueda Mobilier, sod those of the Bank of
Malaga. Four inoerdiaries had been shot in Valeta-
slit and a woman executed. Quite is tranquil.
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GREECE.
King Cabo of Greece held a grand reception at
Vienna en the 26:11 Igoe, at which the gnat divan-
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rise of the court and the military authorities were
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i present. Later in the day the Emperor of Austria and
the Grand Dalin paid his Majesty a visit.
A letter from Visalia of the 25!h of lone, in the
Cblopne Casale, se, s :—" It is confirmed that the
appottecity offend by the presage of the Leg of
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Onus wit/ be takes advantage of, and that the
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L full,' (4411. at Vien soesmsios tonsthilli'llie GaTMia:teilrl
of Foreign Affairs, who will visit all the European
i sour?., has elresdy. bonded to the three protecting
I towers a cote demoted to form the base ■of the
'librettos. which may take es ea the subject.
The socussioe of Prince Adalbert to the throne of
s • Gnus eocconters serious di/Realties in con-
segues* of the repugnance displayed by the prince
t' i ' to embrace the Greek religion—a repugnance which
is heightened by that of the Infanta Amelia, with
whom he is affianced, and by that of the court of
Bain in general. Now, one of the foodamental
•
onus of the Greek constitution exacts that the
I . King shall belong to the Greek church. If the heir
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promoptivo Muses to adopt this chase, sliding will
resale but to sews it from the esastitatica. This
view Is exposed in the abovonuntiosed son. The
Guetioe, it is the, forerun slaw the bane affairs of
reece, but it also somas the tonna of the gauss-
tee which exist. between the protecting powers and
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The Mena* of the take awake sots; (moped.
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4 fag Mr. Smith O'Brien) hostess dlesetseed.
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