The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-10 00:00:00

THE REPUBLIC OF FRANCE,

The substance of the follow ing was given is i
Second Edition of last evenimes F.cpress.
The government has come to the resolution tote
hero the national guard from a part of the Mk
onerous duty of the service of the posts of Pariat
combining with it the troops of the line. Awl?
ingly from this day all the posts will be occupied by tk
regular troops, having associated with them half tke
number of national guards. From day to ai
the proportion of the regular troops employed Lids
service will be augmented, until the citizen at pi
sent called from their avocations can be allowed t
resume their business without each interruption.
A commission for organising the judicial systelis
France is stated to have been formed, and among*
persons who have consented to become members
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the following are mentioned, vie. :—MM. Oahe
Barrot, Baroche, Billault, Jules Fevre, end 'Yak*.
professor of the faculty of law at Paris.
A conference was held yesterday, between the*
ulster of Finances and the delegates from theme
chants, manufacturers, and traders of Paris, mkt
establishment of a discount bank, and the additit*
delay or days of grace to be allowed for the pays*
of commercial bills. Another conference was sad
for this day.
A meeting of a certain number of the English
sidents and visitors took place to-day, at the Had
Meurice, when a deputation was appointed to waits
the Provisional Government with an address.
The pavioure of Paris have struck for an in**
of wages ; they refuse to resume their work units*
government gives them Bfr. a-day in place of 4fr, tie
ordinary price. The government, not being
incliad
to yield to such a demand, has employed journey*
masons to re-pave the streets.
The most perfect tranquillity still prevails is tl!
Vendee, and everything leads us to believe an:
remain undisturbed. This is a pretty good proof*
the population of that portion of Prance are set
religious than monarchical, and that they will reeplo
any government who will consider it their duty
respect public worship. The elme quiet does la
however, reign in all parts of France, as will awl
by the following
Serious disorders, which, however, had no pofitilli
tendency,broke out at St. Gaudens, in the departs*,
of the Haute Garonne. A band of nearly two thaw*
people came down from the mountains, and Weak
the plain, pillaging the houses and chateaux of *
rich. The drums immediately beat to mins, to
cut the national guard of the towns of St. Gaol
Miramont, Valentine, and Montle:jean. Soil
celumns of them immediately marched, as well si
company of infantry and three brigades of
darniene. In spite of the haste with which the
ditti retired towards their mountains, with their bSotl
a great part of them were caught, and some
Altogether one hundred of them were taken privet-
immediately on the intelligence becoming kits
at Toulouse, the Court of Appeal met, and, on the
wand of the procureur-general. a commiseion,
posed of a president, a councillor, an avocat-genee:
and a substitut, left on the morning of the sth W r
to the spot and seek information.
In the morning of the 6th the soldiers of the
of military engineers at Lyons commenced the demo
lition of the forte, bastions, and fortified barrea?
situate be'ween the towns of Lyons and La Cr*
Rousse, in accordance with the following deers
given by the commissioners of the Provisional Goers
meat for the department of the Rhone : Fre*
Inasmuch as it is necessary for the welfare of the ,
republic that the city of Lyonsahould pr serre of its !tres_i_f,
and all its means of defence it is
so foirmistilig;
`over meet of the people that the wall