The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-08 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS. EATUNDLT EVENING.
It appears to be true that the conduct of M. Cane,
a judge of the Court of Appeal, with respect to the
affair mentioned by the Assembltse yesterday, is the
subject of inquiry by the government. The Patric
vouches for the truth of tho story as told by the
itssentb4e. The details circulating in the Palais de
Justice, and which have caused great excitement
there, are as follows :—A warrant had been issued
for the apprehension of M. Anthoine, who was em-
ployed in the office of the Voir du Proserit. When
the commissioner of police arrived at the office to
execute the warrant, he found M. Anthoine in
company with M. Caere, who is his brother-in-
law. M. Caere explained the reason for his being
there, which was, that on that very day his daughter
was to be married to a relative of Anthoine, and
the latter having left shortly before the commenoe-
meat of the ceremony, and not returning so soon as
was expected, M. Carne had come to the newspaper-
office to look for him. While this conversation was
going on, M. Marchais brought to M. Anthoine a
letter which he had written to Ledru-Rollin, and re-
quested that it might be forwarded. The letter was
immediately opened by the commissioner of police,
who found that it contained a request for 2,000 f.
from M. Ledru-Itollin to support a canvass in his
favour for the presidency. This letter was laid
=r the chimney-piece while the commis-
drew up his verbal. A few minutes
eiterwards it had peared. The oommiasioner
seerehed MM. Marching and Aathoine to no pur-
ge" bat M. Carte being a magistrate, he did not
fa authorised to search his. On M. Caere bein
I about to leave, however, the commissioner
him to stay a little longer, and then M. Marerars,
talking to M. Carri, expressed hie regret to find
I himself implicated in the matter. M. Cared told
him not to alarm himself, that after a three months

imprisonment the accusation would be withdrawn,
that it was a melancholy state of things, but that
was the sort of justice to which they must become
accustomed after the events of Lyons. M. Cared
then insisted upon leaving, and was allowed to dose;
but before he left had told the commissioner that M.
Aathoine lived in his house, Rue Montaigne, No. 27.
The polioc immediately went there to make a search,
and were received by M. Cant's son, who, after some
hesitation, admitted that M. Anthoine had never
lived there, and that his domicile was at Saint Mande.
It is asserted that M. Itouhcr, the minister of jus-
doe, is mush struck by the recital of these facts, and
that if they should bo confirmed by a judicial report,
he will cause M. Cared to be cited either before the
Court of Appeal, or before the united chambers of the
Court of Caseation to explain his conduct. M. Qirre
was formerly President of the Court of Justice of
Tours, and afterwards Prefect of the Indre and
Loire. lie was appointed to his present position by
M. Cremieux, when the latter was Minister of
Justice.
The arrests continue.

A seizure of arms was made yesterday under the
allowing circumstances. At two in the afternoon
a belonging to Direr and Co., carriers, line
entering Paris by the barrier of Bray, was
reaped for the usual " =trot examination. A peek-
s. gal several seas addressed to a grocer in Paris,
wise ississed to contain case and chicory, but on
simnintien of one of the eases, it was found that
unisesinth a layer of chicory several fowling pieces
:Ira, many of the latter revolvers, were con-
The waggon being taken to the nearest
military post it was discovered that all the cases con-
tied arms. Notwithstanding the auspicious nature
at then circumstances, which are in course of inves-
t/On, the latest accounts of the affair tend to show
that it is unconnected with polities.
Further disturbances have taken place in the Ar.
cliche, in consequence of the determination of the
authorities to prevent the usual annual fetes from
being held.
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by the lehrefeet of Largentiere, to sedum the order of
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