The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-26 00:00:00

The funds rose to-day, the Fives leaving off 2fr.
dearer, and the Three per Cents. in the same propor-

We read in the Hermine of Nantes, of the 23rd :
"By a letter from Vannes we learn that the insur-
gents of June traseported to Belle Isle have made
is attempt to create en insurrection there. Having
converted pick-axes and spades into weapons, they
moved in a body towards the citadel, eassilieg the
sentinels at the outposts with stones. But the alarm
having been immediately given, the whole garrison
tamed oat in an instant, and the rebels were so die-
softened that a schism arose between themselves,
and they turned their arms against each other.
Serena of them fell in the tight, and a great number
were more or lees severely wounded before the troops
could interpose."
The com.mimion appoitted for the survey of the
Rhine, with a view to the improvement of its naviga-
tion, has completed its task so far that it has in-
spected the river from Bile to Arnheim, nor Amster-
dam, a length of about 250 leagues, and is now
engaged in preparing its report.
Yesterday morning some members of the Mountain
set for the purpose of drawing up a proposition to
the National Assembly, to be presented by M. Brive.
This proposition is to the effect that the Natiomil
Assembly, wishing to acknowledge the services mu-
ttered by the National Guard of Paris, and to thank
it for the sympathy that it has constantly shown tar
the republic, shall pass a review of that body on
Sunday next.
Berieents Rattier and Boichot went yesterday to
the National Assembly to choose their pleas, mod
receive their cards as representatives. They stated
that they would sit on Monday in military costume.
They were surrounded by numerous representatives
of the socialist party.
"The; government has received," eve the Petrie,

"positive information that the elections in the Antilles'
will terming,e entirely in favour of the party of order
and moderation. M. Biesette, who has completely
connected himself with this patty, has, it is said, by
the influence he ham acquired over the blacke, secured
the election. *mid doubt. It is not believed that
M. Schcelcher will be re-elected."

The dumblh National*, alluding to the old revo-
lades, earl: " fieveniy-six presidents directed the
labours and exploit, of the Conven.ion. This is whet
became of them : 18 perished on the scaffold ; 3 com-
mitted suicide; 8 were traorted ; 8 were cast into
prison ; 4 became ravine mad ; 22 were proclaimed
outlaws. All the precedents who twice filled the
chair died violent deaths. Let us add, that almost all
the arcretaries met their deaths on the scaffold.

By the returns of the past week it appears that the
metallic reserve has deosessed upwards of 2* millions
in Paris, and about 4 millions in the branch banks.
The discount accommodation has increased In Paris

about 2 millions, and decreased about 1 million in
the branch banks, the total amount in the for-
mer being 47,3.59,333 francs, and in the latter
76,396,003 fr. The protested bills have diminished
about 130,000 fr. in all, the amount for Paris bong
now 8,187,574 fr., and in the branch banks, 3,735.2001 r.
The amount of overdue bills have decreutd from
288,927 fr. to 72,9831 r. On the side of the liabilities
the amount of notes in circulation has increased about
41 millions in Paris, and shoat 1 million in the branch
banks. The account current of the treasury has de-
cresell about 2 millions, the amount now being
30,187,207 f. The accounts current of the public
have increased nearly 4 millions in Paris, and di-
amond upwards of 3 millions in the country, the
amount of the former being now 93,851,902 r., and
of the latter 27,439,114 f. The whole amount of
the metallic reserve is at present about 3311 mil-
lions to about 4021 millions of notes in circulation.
We find the following in the Conslitedionnel :
31. Lien Faucher has influenced the elections! Thls is
the mot drordro of the Nostalgia:de, sad particularly of the
Mostaguards who have not hem re elected. It is knows that
the mein-sprimi of the lalsetesel war is the of the
secret mein_
We shall show how meek of this. Mon
Faucher. this promoter of paid disturbances, this wholesale
dealer in electoral corruption has expended. It was on Wed.
amity that K. Leos Faucher rendered to the committee,
appointed by the Assembly, the aceotuit of the funds fur the
general fenny whisk he has expanded between January I
and May 16 la tbe present year. Under the monarchy, the
budget of secret swim money, comprising the normal and
the supplasseatmy credit, amounted to 1,932,0001 r., which
won always semsamed. The folio is a concise table of
the was sopenind by the different ministers in 1848 and by
M. Lan Psalm in 1849:

11=1104.1242. Bums Amount Amount
expended. per Zip per mesa
33 236,647 4,Th4 1,728,000
Learieinthn
M. ReeneS
IL hoed lO4 411,917 3,115 1,412,000
11. Dotson 64 246,713 144 1,414,540
M. Leon Faucher ,7
5933 1 4,,637 307,647
By this table it may be seen that N. Lees Faucher, of all
the ministers of the interior, has been the one who has a:-
ended the least amount of secret service money, and that'
of a general election. This is not all. The
fears= postal security are employed either in orders
for payment, indicating the purpose to which they were to
be applied, or payable to bearer indicating nothing at ail.
It was in ibis last form that moat of the "moisten and par-
ticularly Ledru employed foar-fifths of the
secret service money. Is the account of Loos Faucher
the orders to bearer amounted to no mon than 7,000 fr.
The article concludes with an observation that the
outlay of M. Leon Faucher was only 1,600 fr. per
day, whilst that of M. Ledru Rollin was 11,000 fr.
We reed in the Courrier de Havre of yesterday
that, "On Tuesday the Ceres, and to-day the Georges,
set sail for California. On board the George' there
embarked 100 associated workmen from the Societt
Nationale of Paris, who were cheered by acclamations
from a large crowd of people assembled on the pier,
and nosegays were thrown to the females who were
on board, who answered by waving their handker►
chiefs and crying' Vice la Republique."'
The Courrier des Etats Urns states that the Pa-'
triarch of Icons, M. Cabot, has lately purchased, for
4,000 dollars, the Temple of Nauvoo, which f innerly I
belonged to the Mormons, with 12 acres of land sad
all the buildings upon them.
The Handcar contains the official announcement of
the presentation by M. Kisseltff to the Minister of
Foreign Affairs of his credentials as chargé d'affaires
of Russia.
The members for Corsica who have been elcc'sd
are :—Geceral Arrighi, Charles Abbatneci, Cssabi.
ones, Pierre Bonaparte, and Denis Garini.
STATE OP THZ BANK OF FIUNCI op to MAY ft,
with the eonesponding item atilt* swift. yea:
West males Week aim
Nay 17. Ns/ IL
t. 0.
.044100 I !Aim, •

Capita
Capital of my hoed beaks ...
Isom
lessrve of new fond beaks Ciii.n.
aosny in reel= 4.611 MAS AN .090 0
373 4,,032,001,403
100 0
lank. to 0
Do. Brush banks
DIM to order 1,215,132 0 930,00 15
Atorosnt wrest of Tressnryonestbse 31,424363 11 31,197.207 0t
Divers 20101111111•Intat 50,277,493 03 03,834,952 30
hemehe memo in she bomb./
lossiptssaystole st sigbt „, „ 3,973,310 0 4,002,300 0
amass
Dulls of Um* husks pilaw by
book .
Dulls el biairitayslals b blanch
Iris 4,246,211 0 4,562,127 0
OWD& payable
Died &of Wm& tank of Alitan
Ihooonot, divas Laterals, and an
8,414,901 09 4492,191 06
D=s wed diTeli interests in
branch books 1,769410 0 1,834,649 0
Rosbecoant lost balf.yeer 944109 93 144109 U
Ditto In brush books 410,011 0 419,131 4
ilandries 8110,480 13 384461 141

892,119,031 34 682,406,132 87
kirk
204288,643 9 203,834880 41
O k kollironk teaks 130,1=3,707 0 126,133,298 0
alb eno ea 268,927 97 73,163 34
Mk owl mosylemor In Flail .....
yea In looodibrin 77,674703 96 74316,003 30
Mama ea bonen „.. . 14,364780 0 11,691,036 0
Afters= Rook pabk roads 23,660,691 43 25,383,891 43
Adam. II a frank yobbo tondo by
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Doom to Os ken on Throw
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/*awn lo the Me on boa ot 180
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=11•11 el 000 trod banks in
star . .
11861196011.1686118;iirtei; 4.000,000 0 4,000,000 0
Sal yroksWot kink leaks 1,31.6.928 0 2.266,923 0
Laukell6o/ Oaths City GI Paris 4600,000 0 1,000,000 0
blunt In NIONIII Dimwit Bonk MAO • 100.000 0
inlogost of lank brio 39 VIII
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inebid .......... ........ 03,0 M 9 lawn 0
Ppasod libWm 11,219,191 96 6,164,574 39
MOM.' Mb la Meath basks 4709.029 0 3,735,200 0
gown of vismemot 666,146 74 466,091 64
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Advanced to tee department at tie
Mae
Goa al 3,000,000 to the Sty et Moo
Mao 3,000,000 0 3000,000 0

892,119,031 33 683,408,132 87
PM" MAT 11.-3tOV ——; hula par 011101., 33 124;
flre per Owns. 63 33 ; ; toms,--•t
flew : Do. 1342, —; Do. Your.aad.a.lialf, —;
Do. Twowd.olisU, ; Naples Wats", —; Wawa Low. 417 ;
tressory needs. —; Wan ahem 2157. Ezehasge on Leedom, 30
elsafi; I 0 days, 35 if.
Pius sod Orlisra, 750,• Parts sad Rows, 500;
tossa sod Hain .330; Avignon and Weseilko, 193; otessboorg
sad Ms, 100; dates (V arum) 300 ,• Amiens sod Hoologno, —;
Bordeaux. 400; 14.41, 413; Paris sod Strashourg, 383; Tours sad
NNW% 313; Watertan sad here., ; Dieppe sad hemp, 170.