The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY. 5i P.M.
The else ims be'ng our, the govcrome• t ere cons-
went irg t.s di,solvo the ns timid guird, as it was pre-
viuusly s.i,l they intended to d Moniteur of
this mornisiceJntains the &liming.
The Minister of the Ulterior has addreestd the f
lowing mod to the Preside' t of the Republic :
Molotov le President—The deplorable events of the 13th
June lest, have raised airless disseusi a in the 7'h Legion of
the Malarial Oland of ?Atli. A gnat number of ottlem
hare eissidered it their duty to reslgei their rank', in the
idea that it was impossible r at the legion should not be dis-
solved and reorganised. The goetrimerit, in feet, considers
Seat Semen as isiiipensable, which is called for by con.
same award by t`e Chitral Commandant-in-Chief of the
Ned,wil Guard. t►e Prefect of the Seine, and the Mayor of
the 7th Arras Moistest. Ait organic law os the Netional
(hard will besides alsrtly he pessinted to the legislative
areahly ; the 7th legion as, t-srraire is a short time be
rfreciestitered wider the prold.ioes of that new law. I
have, in omsequenee. the honour to beg that you will sp•
prove of the annexed deerse.—Aecept,
(Signed) J. DcrAt•Rs.
The President of the Republic has, on the stove
rep wt, ordered the dissolution of the 7th Legion of
the National Gnarl of Paris. I

Ttrugh M. Thiers did not go to England, he was
absent last w.tk. The Comtitotionnel rays that he
wett to Valenciennes. Whilst rumours are spreading
in London papers of this statesmates arrival in Eng-
land, the French journal., state that M. Guist has lelt
Enel and and gone to the Val Richer, his property in
the department of Calvados.
The town of Alhi, where disturbances lately took
place, ha. been dtclorad in a state of sie4c.
The Deirots sly.: The resolta of the elections of
July have just been seen. la comparing the figures
at prescA with those of May 13 and 14, we find:
May 13. July 8.
Electors ia.cribrd 378 043 3-2,800
Voters 281.140 234.088
13offsarres reekossd 273,612 233.901

Thus, 46,552 el, atom who had taken put in the vote
of May, abwaised in July. The votes obtained in May
by the first eleven candidates seb eted in the Vet of the
Union had given a total of 1304,596; in July the
eleven candidates of that list had 1,316,873 votes, or
11,277 more than in May. 'This is a smaller number
of v3ters. The list of the Union obtaired more votes
in July than it had done in May. In May the first
c mdidate cliched front the list of the Union, M. Lueen
Murat, had obtained 134,825 votes, where], M. Ledru-
Rollin, the fir-t candidate chosen from the socialist
list, had 130,070. In July, M. Lanjuinsie, the firs•
eandtdste eke-ted from the U., ion, obtained 127,556
votes; M. Gmdchaux, the first candidate of the
srsialist list, had only 103,802 votes, and is not elected.
We have said that the total of the ewes ob•ained at
present by the eleven candidates of the Electoral
Union was 1,313,873; the eleven candidates of the
socialist list who obtained the greatest number of
votes only furnish a total of 991,014 votes. 'these two
among's give an average of about 120.000 vates for
each candidate of the Union, and a little more than
90,000 for each socialist candidate.