The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-13 00:00:00

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559 1 LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1848. 'THREEPENCE.

that toreign eo vs r. have contributed money and that that
money p nerd tot truth theh..ndrof Louis Buonaparte. Never I
war to lola out a statement hazudell. Do no then allow
ro orliour II auppod fort to r. at 0.1 so Mustriour and venera'ed
a nom• : if the Prince L out+ is guilty. I will ho the first to
recto s him ; hut it innocent, away with these alarming r• ports.
On going yesterday evening to the \linisttrof the Interior,
and the Prefect of Poli-r, to s;n:alt to them nu the aubje..t, thn
lath r teplb 11 so me, ' Y. us c ,urin is ultogrther a strainer to
what has parsed, a. we b. Neve ; and as tor you, your name
but n , It n mentiotted. I war at the council of the govern-
ment to- ay, and I con a...ore you that nothing has been
II me against your relative." I4•assired by these words,
I was arteni lied when aline of my friends informed me
to day that n 1 ow wan intended to to passed agai rat my cou-
sin; I now demand of the gdvernment un explanation of

racter.

this.
M Feo cosi , M Mist o• of elm me rce, objects that the question
is not in lord. r, and confines himself to observe, that the
government will take all itemsotroa necessary for the public
safety. Such measure. could lie submitted to the Aesemhly ;
hut, meanwhile, the order of the clay must have rem diem
Tne order of the day was then called for.
hi. Duch-re, Mild-tam nt helmet-, then gave his report on
'he ettote of I-anemia, afar,. Ile cc ad a ',tree, in which he
affirmed that the premed financial einharamtueolt was not
ettrihutable to the dietresse I state of the country. Very
heavy tit irgolo h el 'wen beepteatheil ty the fallen gore en
risme to the govenonsent of the reptible, the particul ors of
which he stud lay hef. r the Aegeinbly, and then explain
Sao r. s terms oft e treneury. Teo minister &summit d autho•
to issue an an onto of retie timid to what he supposed
w old he meanie d from the preeent time by the several de-
partmento. Ile . dot d, th ahe wield peoe..e.l blamed ably
to the pule of the fiats of the mate, and demount of
0 at lie should he pmmittell to put two exo eution the decree
of the Provost' mod (1 ',eminent which order. d the nlierat ion
of the ('resin at the civil lint to the extent of 300 tallow.
Oentlemen, in order that a wise administration might turn
to the gr. meet advantage the feeble resource% which are
yet left to it, e e hive cooped examinetiona to be
tattle i t o the allusion+ atel usurp items which have been
nede to the detriment to • country. In this a saving
might be o Meted of four milliens. The total saving
.Lich m:ght rs effected by the propositions of M.
Duelere amounts to 1,798 millions. He stated that the
receipts. form the domino of the state already amount to 580
millions. tientlem• n, alter having assured our safety fur
the preeenalt will be our duty to turn our anew eon to the
future, and we have the hose of realising u prodit of two
million* yearly. The minister popes. d the reduction
of the eoupoi.ts from tea francs to five fruits, in frier
to make this velun mme generally current, and to
airiet the work people in funding their savings. He then
explained a plan relative to tr on-actions a' the IS ours., which
lie mid would free the country from its pro Beet embarrass-
ment, tinder it secure, and ar the game time give employ-
ment to millions reins. We have the honorer, said les,
to cone:lesion, to vomit to you the following propoeiti,Tie :
That the Boons du Tremor purchased enterior to the 21 h of
February, 1844. shall he reimbursed, in their proper ord' r, at
the rate of 1,600 000 f. a month, memo:nein.: from the Ist
of November, 1818. These le ne shall beer an interest
up to the time of their re•mhursernent, of six re cent.; after
which they shall be reduced to lieu per cent The eituation
of the depositors in the savings' banks ate occupy
our attention. We pr *twee to you a new toimbursemetot,
and r iisieg the rate of intoned to six per cent Such ore the
means s hick we propose to adopt, and which we hope you
will improve.
M. PASCAL Doeiter declared, in the name of the come
mitts, that the Ex- tutive Commission hail given nth( c-
tury explanatitme. front which it twittered that a quer-
tar of the credit oltmenclid should be employed in
the bureaux of the Luxembourg. and the remainder in the
high prober or st cret service. Tne Executive Commission
could, he raid, retain in its own hands all the pow: r over the
dietributienuf them funde. The situation of affairs do m deled
a su trier police, without which the destinies of the coentry
would he vim promised ; besides the ExecutiveCommiesion had
declared itsilt olistioed to ret.der an account of ell funds to a
cemmistion emanating from the Assembly. The govern-
ment, he solid, desired to rest the question of well fence
spun the vote of the decree, and the Assembly need not
asonne as for this top, Mai commies' the right of interne
It was its se ro i right • an I the government
gorsot' g
would
uilo not have (Mowed the using. of monarchy. even it the
I I Item o• ot such a power had been desirable. It had, tlei To -
foe e, addressed a series of question to the membere
of the Executive Commission. No explaciatione had
la en declined, and the replies appeared to be eminently
frank and faithful. 'fee executive commission, which
had been charged with disunion, wt re on the contrary,
he said, pert, ctly ogre, d is all promettlings o emissary tor
the maintenance of order aid of liber:y. (Approlletion.)
The A-si witty could jotter iu some degree of its finett•
moil views from the selection it hail made of ageum,
and it had given a proof of the sincerity of its demo-
cratic priociel• s in the- reports presmmed]in the /ensemble* ;
iu whic-i repels wore num& shd its solicitude for the
gentled inter, era of the country. It wee actuated Icy the
acme motives that he had now the honour to propose the pro-
jest of the following decree:
Art 1. That tho re be ore to the execution power a credit
of 20.000 k. per month, f r the elect:vs of bureaux 6m.
A Voice : But have they not di wand- d 100,000 franca ?
Al. PASCAL DC PRET : It is not the first project which I
arm reading: it is that which we have considered ii necessary
to reduee.
Article '2 That there he open to the executive power a
credit of it-1,000 francs po r noutoth for general expenses.•
At title 3. That an account: of t comet is meet of these
credits be moldered to a commimiuu immitouted by the
Nati •nal As untidy.
N. SIIRAISTURS, in his observations, nought to show that
the executive pßail r totally faiied in the necessary energy
for the proper conduct of pall is of
M. LanetertBis muuntt d the tribune, amidst considerable
genssoi tn. He appeared much may d, arid looked very pale.
Passing loy the questioa iminediattly in 'Mae retina, he cop*
plied Itimaelf at once to the defence of the administration,
and of the policy pursued by the Provisional Government.
lle explained why Nod wherefure the Covert:me lit had con-
sidered it it*: duty to pen lain a lieepulolie, but the Republic
they wished was alt i.ablic of order. M. Lamartine
pronounce tl this word toroth emphasis, and spoke with an
oluqueuee which recoiled the scene at the Hotel de Ville
when he forbade thin dropeou rouge. At this istmout he
wan unable to conceal hos emotion, and ass so quested to
rest for a mow nt. When he rUalllitcli his countenence was
more downcast than be ore, end just then were rumours tl.ret
shots had been fi ed, nail that an officer of the
National Guard had been seriously wounded. M. Lamar-
I tine biam.lf announced the deplorable est:tit, and said
that three shots had been tired at 61. C. Thomas,
the commander of the Nati and Guard. Hire the cry was
heard of t• Vice l'Empereur Napoleon," r+ speeded to
by crios of tt Viva I.t Republique ! " " Viva la Re-
publique ! but no proscriptions !" cried M. Larahit.
Contudgrable agitation met/ailed in the hall. One of the
National Guard had received a shot in the stomach, and the
blood was seen to flow.) lam obliged, mid M. Lamartine
with considerable *motion, to interrupt the speech which I
roamed aoldreeeing to the Astro nobly, in order to submit a
deer.° which ought im at diett-ly be passed in order to step
the movement at (resent 'ping on.
A ME,11113,t: Let us vote it by acclamation. [Cries of
"Yes yes."]
The greatest agitation "rear here.
M. LAM %ICUS IS: I hAVC it hero:drawn op en the instant.
It decline s that, considering that mere had been troubled
and civil war bad both commo-need, th: ugh, perhaps,
ievolunt oily-, by Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, and
that he had already twice made attempts for his town per-
sonal ambition; considering that the Executive Com-
mittee could not take the rt %twistability of the dieturbanees.
c,used, or the attempts made now for a similar purpose,
deelero s the bill of 1810 whom the Burlap:nu family
shall remain in force against Louis Napoleon Denaparie
fremetidonto upplaus -.1 The whole Assembly rose site
shouts of o,Vice la Ho pub' ique."
M. LANIARTINR then aotolremed the Cham'esr on the
enormity of the act just[ tmpted outside.
eteft sitting.]

ITALY.
We have received advisee from the head-quarters
of Clarks kbert, at Valeggio, up to June 6th, hut
nothing new had occurred. The 2nd division of the
army, which had joined the Ist division to opp t..e the
sortie by the enemy teen Mantua, had again takett
up
their position on the extreme left, at Lerisa, Cult
&whit, tied Villafranea.
The bulletin of the Milan provisional governint nt
of June 6.11, attributes the retreat of Rieli teky
and
the Auatriau troops under the walls of Mantua to the
news of the Mil of Pe, okra having' readied lit JO:-
sky. At Rivalta, at the house occupied by that gen, rul, ,
a letter was paid to have been found amongst lice I
papery, in which he writes, " I have learned the capi-
tulation of Peselliers, acid must retreat immediately.'
The Libero of that4th of June says:
" Yesterday the people of Venice, fearing that et-
temate would be made on the existeuce of the repub:ic,
made a demonstration. In the aft. moon, a number of
persons, preceded by a tri-coluured fl tg, and earil i g
a bust of Pius IX., presented themselves under the
windows of the Presulent Ntinin, and demanded him,
with cries of " Live Moiin !" " Live the Republic!"
Mania having expressed his disapprobation of any
tumultuous assemblage, the crowd disperned, amidst
cries of "Live the Republic!"
The Provisional Governmen's of Vicenza, Padua,
Treviso, and Rovigo having sent an address to the
Provisional Government of Venice, to request them
not to abstain from the fusion of all the states of Upper
Italy under the sceptre of Charles Albert, the presi-
dent Mania has replied in these terms :
" Having considered the demand addressed to the
government, I hasten to announce to you that we
have resolved to make an appeal to the opinion of
the people, in convoking, for the 18th inst., a meeting
of representatives who, will decide on this grave
.object.(

LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(Tuis DAT.)

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
NEW WERT.

The greater part of the morning was occupied in this
court with the trial of VMS of smashing, prosecuted by the
authorikes of her Majesty's Mint. Tney were of the usual
char scW and in each ease of conviction iho court rensenced
the prigoner to lengthened periods of hard labour.
The rase In the Old Court were of an uninterev lag cha-

SECOND EDITION.

From the GAZETTE '1 THIS NIGHT.

OFFICE: OF ORDNANCE, Jewg 9.
Rnynl Reg. of Artillery.-310)..Gett J. W. Smith, CB., to be col.-
°Dumont-int, rice Lieut-tiro. hillmon, deceased.
OFFICE (W ORDNANCE, Jens 10.
Rnynl some. and Minent —Capt. J. Walpole, of lie Royal F.n.
&cern, to to uojor of Lrigrcle, rico it.iwilum, promoted.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
JOHN ANDREW iNot.IS, Durham, draper, May 31.

BANKRUPTS.
JAMES PRUE, New Windsor, Berkshire, grocer.
lonia HOSKIN°, senior, Canterbury-place, Newington,
ornery
WILLIAM RALEIOII BAXTFIt, \Wilt Bourne, Suss( x,
surgeon.
Cit %IMES \VAUD, New Bond-street, cook.
JAMES itOBEILTSUN Somerstt.place, Kennington-common,
baker.
J.E.NAMD SLATER BUTLER,LMIRIIte-bill, City, stationer.
OEIIVASE STANLEY, Blaskfriar's-road, ironmonger.
Altus ItA3l PRIME, Camhtidge, couch proprietor.
CHAELEMJOHN EDWARDS, Great Sutton-street, C lerken-
well, currier.
• Akrakii HINTON, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, musi-
eal instrument molter.
JOHN SIIEFAIIII MAYFIELD, WIVE, Hertfordshire,
bu,l!er
Tittimas POWELL, Aston, Warwickshire, miller.
WILLIAM DUNN, net WILLIAM KEENE, Both ;
H ay !Nooks MattletOTT, Llanganoyd, OL.IIIIOTVIIIAIiirt,
and Salim. BREWED WEARINO, Bristol, brewers.
ALF' RD LEADREATIR, ShetHel.l, grocer.
(Intim; g OoLtowo, Liverpool, builder.
JONATHAN PENISTON, Liverpool, &miter.
Rost: ht. JONES, Manchester, tinier en. reliant.
JAPES WILLIAMNON, Olasson, Lancashire, innkeeper.
TatMAB Clam., Preston, Lancashire, corn merenant.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
Jowls ROBERTSON, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, spirit
dealer.