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

FRANCE.

PARIS, FZIDAT, 1 ir.m.
The most beautiful weather has favoured the festi-
vities in course of proceeding in this capital to-day.
The Place de la Concorde is decorated with columns
and flags, and an altar, the steps of which face the
grand avenue of the Champs-Epees, has been
erected close to the obelisk of Luxor. From the
Plan de la Concorde up to the grand avenue of the
Chanaps.Elysies, as far as the Rond-Point, nest
painted pillars, connected with wires have been
Axed for the illumination, and a scaffolding has
been plated round the fountain for the same pur-
pose. The triumphal arch at the Barriers de
l'Etoile will also be illuminated, and there will be a
grand display of fireworks. A new kind of illumina-
tion is announced for the tower of the establishment
at Chaillot, where the lamps are manufactured for the
light-houses. In addition to the fireworks at the
Barriere de l'Etoile, there will also be a display
at the Barriers du Trone. The Te DO" cele-
brated on the Place de la Concorde, began at 10
o'clock this morning. General Chanprnier had
ordered 600 ram to attend from each legion of the
national guard, with band, drums, and colours. The
3rd legion furnished alone 1,200 men, who formed
the line along the two sides of the Rue de la Con-
corde, from the Madeline. -

At • querter to 10 precisely the Archbishop of
Paris, eurro•ndsd by his clergy, moved up, amidst
the silence of a large crowd, from the Madeleine to
the Place de la Concords.
All has been peace and quietneer, and no!hing has
as yet occurred to oases regr* t, notwithstanding the
dark forebodings of coespi►acy and riot. A great
act of clemency has, a the Moniester of this morning
informs us, trivialised this sanivenery. "Nearly
3,000 insurgcnts,“ it says, "are now expecting a inea-

me regulating definitively the method la the
effects elf traniertation. The eammittee wbbit has
proceeded to *e revision of the briefs of the trial
has clammed them into two categories. 1,1138 el these
whose previous as well seSsecendoet seesediiiin
to be °aside red SO still have been impri-
soned is the fort of Isle-en-Her. 1,409
who appeared to present better guarantees, have been
detained on the pontoons with the chance of belag
soon liberated. Of this number, 183, who have been
=most "interesting" Ode) and loss rebellions to
of order. have &heady felt the affect of the
einseemy of power. With regard to the 1,208 re-
wades, ea the postoose, the president &the republic
bee ided, at die request of the minister of the in-
terior, en setting them at liberty. But as the libera-
tion at the ems sionsat of es great a number of pri-
soners MINA be iniulteasses, it will take plea at
difilinnt Weenie. The adadaistration will advise
upon prompt mans toenable then prisoners to obtain
mesas of livelihood on reentering society."
The debate on the budget of war was adjourned
bat sight till to-morrow.
The credits demanded by government amount to
384,780,1391 r., which the cannittes desire to redone
to 314,863,600 L, by diminiie the army by 40,800
men. The minister of war ared himself to be op-
posed to that system, an the gonad that to make so
great a rednecks all at once would disorganise the
army ; on the other hand, M. linguist opposed any
reduction whatever at present, owing to the libation
of &rope, and in particular et Italy, Austria, and
Hungary. Gen. de Limekiln*, Mane opposing the
redaction of moo, expressed his disspprobation of the
system of reducing the cadres, as ate of akin,
attached to each regiment. Gemmel °snips° went
still farther, declaring that the redectioa of the army
was not in any way connected with the position of
the cadre., and that whatever might be decided rela-
tive to the former, the latter ought to be fized in
one certain manner; he is onsequesco proposed ea
additicesl article, declaring that a gimlet bill should
fix the warm within a period of two years. This
article was eventually adopted with the modification
of ow year being nbsoituted foe two. The articles
were then brought forward, sad a taw voted. The
disoneiten en the penises given to the pretests
February, 1848, was also sprinted for la-morrow.
The report of 3L Marcel Boothe, on the part of the
commimice named to examine the question of the
pardons rhea to 18 predicts, states that these
Pennell. have been granted on the faith of
certificates, inanalient and that the law has
been violated. The committee, therefore, proposes to
the Assembly resolutions to the following effect:
The mains granted to old prefects since the let of
January, 1848, contrary to the conditions of age and
duration of service fixed by law, shall be revised
within three months after the promulgation of the do-
, nee. To thisoffect, the pastas who have received such
wine shell again submit their alleged infirmities to
the examination of three competent doctors fobs named
by the Minister of the Interior. The pensions can only
be confirmed in ease the fonotioneries in vies-
tin are fully proved to be iocapable of fulfilling
their faction in consequence of infirmities contracted
, or wounds received in the exercise of nibs. The
pension will °ens in three months, to be paid to
those who shall not have confirmed their title to re-
ceive it.

Notwithstanding the following declaration in the
Monitor of this morning, there is no doubt of the
facts which I communicated to yu respecting the
breach between the cousins Bonaparte. Indeed,
the latter part of the paragraph shows that the
report, as it is called, ie only contradicted for a pur-
pose, not bemuse it is false. The Moniteur says :
" A report has been spread of an altercation between
the president of the republic and his cousin. We
are authorised to declare that since his ;return from
Spain M. Napoleon Jerome Bonaparte has had no
audience of the president, and that they have not met
=. If, besides, the president of the republic
to be severe towards the members of his
family who do not conform themselves strictly to
their duty, he does not on that account sever the
booth which attach them to him."
The ministerial papers of last night and this morn-
ing do not in the least palliate the facts stated by
IL Ledre-Rollin u having occurred at Moulins. The
Petrie, ministerial organ, has the following from
Moralise, dated the 1 t., which fully corroborates
Use statement made at the tribune:
M. Ledes-Bellia wind hen on llesd, between six
en ewes &desk is the evens M. represents.
the of the peep_ le; M. Gassed,
_lets prefest of the Allier
M. Innen Desetivanx, late Preen et the Crouse, sod
gene ether passes of sere or less hapertasee in the red
pep, win es a ankh distant hen the town to seat him.
Me rutted the lowa preceded by about 100 idle boys, crying
cad gkaselles, maned by the chinas she west oatte
seedy*
et oisand kUowed by
Nestle79oer 800 s
aadof thanked bieleiden
penes ponlation d its envhsek This
net tee brilliant woman send en towards the neldnes
OIL Meese, midst inclusat tridS of a Vivo Lederselhdia.'
The la Melange!" Vivo la Repabikse Dameseadle et
Snap I" en any others. The worth and peened.. nee
of Ihmearmis=latien were nisi d with this diet
an benne dosed et the intim of that alas
At length s san afresh was pelmet hi the
tows, neseens of worsesey by
the anthallks. The twe swim. quartered
in the tow nue ordered to semi in the barrack., ready
kr genies, en a Inas delennen et the national guard
was kneed to be ea trot the neat day. This day, at two
I. the shernsee, the banquet wee hell ht the (masa et the
Bale de Ikee. which garden, aitented at the foot of the
Own do to Revolution. is very entenve. Prone the
mann tithe nun all that paned k the garde. could be
seen en herd, and at that peke ea Moon number of
people sombled. The pulses, ensusthig to 1,200 or 1,300,
and of when 300 or 400 were wean or children, cane
frees all peels of the deportment. When M. Lana Rollin
spoke the arses of " Vive Lan Rollie I" " Viva la Mon-
tagne !" die , were replied to with others of " A bee Ledru
Rake!" " Vice le President !'• " Vive Napoleon !" " Vivo
Wake!" Beth parties blew and when the crowd
ens Out of the pram it wee mat by that on the Wak-
eman; disputes gees., an Mews were exchanged. The
my~tesasstbssegeoilez:Milered • the eosne, and the
660 eel Bu The ehaseren
sod nilinel then relied. But the switedea In
the ten MA net subside. • peat nnspestlea against
M. Lebo Rens was inaeMnud by many of the Inhabi-
tants, end peelinkrly by the working nen. The drums
of the aadsaet guards beet to erns, in order to pre-
vent any evil nests hen this emsperetion ; but, at the
monist, aim of " Vivo Loin Reale I" celled attention
to his carriage en the Place do la Marie, upon whin the
crowd rushed Into rite Plan, stopped the eerriage, and
named meassies min spin the thief of the Mountain.
The Madsen Owe thenedess eurrousded the carriage
with their trayensts, Meow were thrown, and the glasses
broke.. Fee several nimbi M. Loden Rollin end those
wet wen with him appe to be in danger ; but the
pestillisa upped hie whip withern meek vigour to his horses,
=eess of at • full gallop. The prefect. the general
the division, and the proeureur-general of the
alsat west to the theatreof this deplorable occurrence,
and investigation is now going on.
It is teased that M. Dupont de Mare will not re-
cover from the severe attack of cholera he has been
labouring under.
Yesterday, the editor of the Assenshile Nationale,
and the writer of an article in that journal against
MM. Marrut, Pommier, and B'. Genes, were tried
before the Court of Mizes of the Seine. The former
gentleman was acquitted, but the latter was sentenced
team months' imprisonment and a floe of SOO francs.
M. Louis Lucien Bonaparte has published an ad-
dress to the electors of the department of the Seine,
in which he says that "without order and moderation
the republics cannot live or ; like the presi-
dent of the republic, be (Id. Lucien) will support
energetically stud incessantly the practical application
of these pm:opin."
The Semaphore de Marseilles of the let ins,. says :
" During yesterday the steam-frigate Sand com-
menced the embarkation of the remaining troops
forming part of the expeditionary _oorpe. She was
to have taken her complement on board, and sail this
morning at 4 o'clock."
STATE op THE BAitl op FitAxce up to MAY 3,
with the sehtspending items et the rending week :
Week 6•0226 weak Wing
April is. May S.
TJAMMITIO.
47, W. 9
0. IP. 6.
Caphal
064121 et new tool beaks
loam 0 MAUS*
Renew at ant tend beaks 5.11116.710
Itasern 12 2421= 4/1112,M111 4.000,000
link seas In MloMuse o MAYO.
De. nen Mein —..... MAMAS * 14114.021
Mb Om tole,
AssonneinnelialTressary.wontor Whiltrhila SO 34,146,07
Whowasinwels anima UAW 47 111,001.11111 de
AdwrWastowirent in the emus 0 10.00.010 •
SNOW pipette 91 4,714,670
amnia
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Weis el kamsh Weis wow y 7/44000 0 1,001,111 0
bob . .... 7,0110,0 u 40 7 i 54,1641 74
Dna, et.-1;2-ii Wolk .... lonia '
teen .......... ....... 4,661,547 0 4,267,640
nolissaipseskis
Lignid. of leech bat of Atlas 305,202 44 303,202 4
Diseowit, awn laterals, and es
4123,1114 07 0,10;310 U
D=o awl divas Wands in
brain Inds 1,546,095 0 1,621,264 0
ne.4llwoont Iset helflow 401,109 1144,1410
Oftto Is WWI 700110 444,061 0 460,661 0
ULM 14 244.919 01

7114,10,90 0 703,416,87$ 41

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SPAIN.
we have received the Madrid mailed the 29th ult.
There wee no Beim, ft being Sunday. It yea said
that the queen bad given IL_Nspamsdes
the grand ones of the order at Mar*
dewier&

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