The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-01 00:00:00

INIPEACIIISIENT OF LOUIS BLANC.

IS, WEDNESDAY,

630 r M.

I will be remembered that it sass di-Wei-mined that
Oh presidentship of the Am 'ably should be am.mthly
'rhe period for M. Buchtz will expire in a
few d .ys.
the CAntlichtes for the presidentship for the next
month are said to be MM. Seuard, Marrast, and
Dort ,'.
tue Commission of Executive liwernment has de-
er, ed Chet the administration of justice and public
works in Algeria shall henceforth be confided to the
nyt i.ste rs of these departm nts in the mother-country.
the ~abseommittee of public works, el:lnv*, d to t x-
amine the question of the bill to authorise the state to
take possession of the several railways, yesterday heard
the Nlittister of Finance, who insisted on the adoption
01 his measure.

The committee on labour, in its sitting of yesterday,
decided that A would devote Tuesday and I'riday
eaeli wet k to the inquiry ordered by the Assemblee
Nationale. The dclegati s, masters and workmen, of
each branch, with the authors of pla • s and al stems, are
to he heard in order, as they may apply in writing to
the c mmittre. At its last sitting the committee
heard a report from M. Waldeck Roaseeau epon several
papere sent in, and it acceded to the conclusions of that
report—that is to say, to form three sub committees,
to stigge,t the resolutions to ba submitted to the
Aesant :;y on the three following questions, viz. : 1.
Ti.c etiminandite, in manufacturing, agricultural, and
other undertakings, where capitalists advance money,
to have an interest in the undertaking. 2. Associa-
tion of workmen. 3. Benefit societies for their use.
On the motion of one of the members, the committee
referred to the first sub-committee a plan for the es•
tahlishing a bank at Paris, to furnish tools and im-
plement-, and to make advances to such workmen as
rosy have been domiciled in Paris more than six
months.

Naples question was brought forward today in
the Assembly by M. Durrier, editor of the Corirrier
Francais, who, in t violent speech, demanded the
immediate interference of the French government.
M. Ilastide, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, answered
him, and repeated what I have already communi-
cated, as to the French admiral demanding indem-
nity for the French subjects who sustained losses. lie
also said that the admiral would see that the am-
nesty granted at Messina should be faithfully
observed. _ _

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After some further debtee, the President announced
that the law officers of the government had demended
perrnissi n of the Assembly to prosecute M. Louis
Blanc fur criminal participation in the outrage of the
15 hof May. After an address from Louis Blanc,
a committee was appointed to report on the question.
The individuals composing this committee were
known to be favourable to the impeachment.
It having been rumoured that some malevolent
persons had expressed the intention of setting &re
to the central offices of the ateliers nat.innaux, near
the Parc de Monceau:, the authorities cent a
battalion of the Garde Mobile to protect them. The
Palace of the Luxembourg is still guarded most
stronely euh troops. Yesterday there were in it two
regiments of the line, and several companies of the
National Guard and the Garde Mobile. Yesterday
morning stone of the superior employes in the offices
of the ministers of public works and of finances, were
occupied in the bureaus of the atel era na:ionaux, in
collecting a number of (locum nts relative to the ac-
counts of that establishment, which, it is said, furnish
proofs of most extraordinary want of order.
Considerable alarm has been excited to-day by the
appearance of a placard on a.l the walls professing to
be addressed by 115,000 operatives to M. Lupin, in
relation to the speech delivered by him in the As-
sembly.
The following is a translation of this af fiche :
Ties 115,000 OCTIIIIIESOF THE NATIONAL ATELIERE