The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-15 00:00:00

FRANCE:

PARIS, SATURDAY Eveseso.
The Gazette des 77tc:atres mentions the following
facts relative to the insurrection :
The Thiatre Historique, now called the Opita National,
'erred as an ontbalonee. The house, 27, rue de Bondy, oc-
cupied by M. d'Enaery, the dramatic author, and by
Madame Ltion Petipa, the singer, received several wounded
and some dead. Madame d'linnery had her band slightly
grazed by a ball. Madame Meninte, on selects of the
Cirque National, was ill in bed in her apartment at the
corner of the Faubourg St. Martin. lier servant op_ iea
the window to see if she could find amongst the troops a
soldier of her acquaintance • at the same moment she was
struck in the breast by a hell and fell dead. An actor of
the same theatre was wounded in the shoulder, and a dan-
anise, also attached to it, found herself between two barri-
cades in the Faubourg St. Denis jut at the moment at
which there was a shower of balls. She crept into a door-
way until it was over. The apartments of M. Ponchard,
the sinner, and his son, near the Theatre des Varietis,
were riddled with musket balls, and a cannon ball fell on
one of the beds. The establishment of M. Brandua, the
music publisher, near the corner of the rue Richelieu and
the liaulevard dee Italiens, was militarily occupied. A
number of persons in it, including 31. Brenda.: and M.
Sas, the celebrated manufacturer of Sax-horns, were
arrested by mistake; but, fortunately M. Sax was known
to one of the superior officers, and his csplaaatians caused
the release of himself and companions.
A decree of the President of the Republic grants
a credit of 400,000 fr. to the Minister of Public
Works, for continuing the works in the new ministry
of foreign affairs on the Quai d'Orsay. The decree
states that, by law of the lrgh of July, 1845, a credit
of 4,9004,000 fr. was voted for the building, and that
1,222,300 fr. of that sum remained to be disbursed.
Count d'Arjnzon, a peer of France, prior to 1830,
and Grand Chamberlain to the King of Holland, in
the time of the empire, has just died in Paris at the
agent 91.
The lingots termite, the twoprineipel prizes of the
late lottery were the tiny- before y,,•.erday deposited
at the Mint by a monev-changer in the Palais-Royal,
to whom they had been brought by the winners.
The first was found to he worth 400,181 fr. 56c., and
the Fecund 199,690 fr. 67e.
The public funds, boa: shares, railways, and almost
every other description of securities have risen con-
siderably to-day. The Five per Cents. have nearly
touched par to-day, the closing price being 99.3 J
with a rise of 2f. front yesterday. They were at ono
moment as high as 99.75. The Three per Cents.
varied front 60.00 to 62.75, closing at 61.90 with a
rise of 2.10. Shares or the bank of France rose from
I 2290 to 2:040. All the railways rose ; the Orleans,
27.50; Rouen, St. Germain, and Central from 10.25
to 12.30; Strasbourg, I [erre, and Northern from 10
6)8.73. The New City Bonds rose 10f. )labcrly's
floe tissues, 2'2.50. With the exception of Hamm
Poor.and-a-Half all the foreign stocks also rest'l
especially those of Piedmont, Rome, and S3ain.
PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.
The leading fact of to-day is the revocation of the
extraordinary powers conferred uyon the three oem-
missionere sent into the provinces. M. Mantles
Duval is recalled from Brittany, M. earlier from the
central departments, and SI. Berard from die
Somme, to give an account to the Minister of the
Interior el the result of their respective missions-
II& is important as evincing the confidence of the
government in its newly-established sway.
The Minister of the Interior ham addreseed the
following letter to the extraartlianry commissioners
with the decree sopping their functions :
l'arite Dec. 13, 1841.
Mr. Extraordinary Commi,,ioner,—Since the b.:ginning
of tke crisis, which we have just traeerseil, the govern-
meat judged from the conduct of the Socialist party, that
sarprried before the date of 1812 they were about to use
their last re,nurces and mob a desperate effort. The cor-
respondences despatched from Paris, the emissaries sent in
all ihrecti.ots, the ;nuts dot (Ire transmitted with rapidity
and ptee.sion, the proofs of a formidable secret organize-
tiou, ail deloonatra,til that the *Mister plant destiued to
run. ouci, ty six mouths later, were going to la oak out on a
gnat iasde. It wa, to parry these noun:nun eventual:ties,
rod to -awe a rapid movement to their repression that the
governtw.at hail recourse to your patriotism in charging
vou to direct the action of audionty with union upon
liar points where honest people appeared moat menaced.
The plan of the anarchist* ows been battled iu teas capital by
the bravery of the army and by the contempt of the good
woikmeei, who have been tai (Attu the dupes of these false
brethren; everywhere authority has resumed its onnire,
and it bet an..s MICILSII proionir in Femme anything which
has a revolutionary character. This will not prevent the
Irma accomplishing a ith r..solution what is ne-
cessary the good and against evil. These considetations
have mil:iced the l'resielent to withdraw the extraordiaary
mission wl.ich you accepted. I beg you, therefore, upon
the receipt of this letter,to conaider your mandate is expire I,
awl to come to Paris to reinter me en account of its results,
in euablina nie to appreciate the disoeitious of the popula-
tions which you visited.
The Minister of the Interior,
A. OE Mossy.
The definitive composition of the consultative com-
mission appears in the Menii-or. It contains 178
names among which are enrolled those of the various
ministers since October, 1849, with the exception of
M. Faucher, of the Bonapartist generals, the high
church party with Nlentaiembert at their hood, and
generally those members of the 'etc assembly who
supported the policy of the lilysee. The commis-
sion will commence its sittings on the 23rd instant,
and proceed to the examination of the votes collected
in the ballot of the 20th. M. Prosper llochet, for-
mer secretary of the council of state, is appointed
secretary-general of the commission. M. Denis
Legarde, former secretary re-doeteur of the As
i sem-
bly, s appointed to fulfil the sane functions for the
commission.

Moskoms (colonel) [Mwelle] ; De Nourhy (Oise) ; De
Mematiar (1)okba) ,• •Murat (Lucien) [Lot] ; Odier (Antoine),
onager de In &Inane de France D'Ornana (gene-
rat) [lodro-et-Lolte] ; DJ Parieu, uncien raiuistre
(Centel); Paecalis, conwiSer a la cour de caseation;
I'alst (general) [Ariogel] ; Pepin-Lehalleur (Seine-et-
Marne) ; De Persigov (Non') ; De Plarey (Oise) ; Pl:ehon,
maim d'Arras (Pas-de-Calais) ; Portali‘, premier president
de la cour de cessation ; Pongerard, maire do Ite nues (111e-
et-Vilaine) ; De Previa (general) ; De Ranee (Algerie) ;
Bandon (general), ancien miui•tre, gouverueur general
de PA'gerie; Regnaud do Saint-Jean-d'Angely (ge-
neral), ancien ministre [[Charente Inftrieure]
ltenotterde do Btmiers (Da, ; diction Ittl
(Lome) ; Roge (general) ; Rouher, garde des
ocean:, ministre de la Justice (Puy-le-Dome) ; De Royer,
;laden ministre, procureur general a la cone d'appel
Paris; De Saint-Arnaud (general), ministre de It guerre ;
Do Saint-Arnaud, avocet ala tour Warped do Paris ; De
Salis (Moselle) ; Sapcy (here); Schneider, aneien ministre ;
Dr Segue d'Aguesseau (Ilautc—Pyrenees) ; Seldom;
(Nord) ; Thayer (Amide() ; Th:eallen (Cotes-du-Nord) ;
De Thorigny, Lucien ministry ; Teapot de Bereaux (Ilaute
Marne) ; Tourangin, ancien prefet; Troolong,p premier
president als cone d'appel de Park ; I)e urgot, ministre
des atraires etrangeres ; Vuillant, marechal de France;
Vaisse, ancien ministre(Nord); 1/0 Fandeul (Haute Marne);
Vast-Vimeux (general) [Charente Inferieure] ; Vatt-
chelle, moire do Versailles ; Viand (Meurthe) ; Ve
il-
lard (Manche) ; Vuillefroy ; Vuitry, sons oecretaire
d'etat ministre de finances;; De \Vagrant.
M. Arrighi de redone is elevated to the rank of
Grand Cross of the Legion of liunour.
The credit of 369 millions of francs opned on the
budget of 1852, for covering the expenses of the
public service, and the several ministerial depart-
ments, during the first three months of 1832, is thus
! distributed :

Consolidated Debt and Sinking Fund 110,079,979
Special loans for bridges, canals, &c. 2,210,049
Inter.sts of capital of caution money 4,886,000
Pensions
Dotation of the Executive Power :162,1800
Ministry of Justice
--- Foreign Affairs
ritblic Instruction
W,,rillip
- Interior 7,112,761
- Agriculture and commerce
- Public Work, 36 962,691

War
Marine
4631:.29812
Finance

Expenses of collection
Ruunburacinonta and rtstitutions 7,920,1i0
Legion of Honour, National l'rinting
Establishment, Conaidar Chiumelries,
Invalids, and Mint

Total 369,0./0,000
A decree appears, orating to the Minister of pub-
lic works a credit of 2,100,000 fr. upon the budget of
1852 fur terminating the operations relative to the
acquisition and demolition of the houses situated be-
tween the Louvre and Tuileries, and to the levelling
of the ground situated between these two edifices.
Algeria has bLen placed in a state of siege by
Gen. I'etissier.
The latest news from Provence is a telegraphic
despatch from Gap, dated on the evening of the 10th,
which states that the Prefect of the Basses-Allies,
after having secured the armament of the fort of
Seyne, had quitted the canton, and was making a
tour through the disturbed arrondissements to re-
establish order.
M. Steyert, appointed French consul at Teflis, has
set out fur his post.
Letters from 3layence announce that M. Thiers
arrived there from Frankfort on the evening of the
10th on his way to Cologne. It was thought that he
would go to England. M. Thiers arrived at Cologne
on the next evening.
A telegraphic despath from Draguignan, the capital
of the Vat:, of the lath December, sa) a that tiring has
been heard during two consecutive hours, in the
plains of 'fourrons. It is said that the insurgents
were ca:upletely routed, and that only engagements
of secondary importance are now to be expected.
The columns that left Marseilles under the com-
mand of Colonel Serreya, had pacified Brignoles and
was proceeding towares the north of the department,
,to join Colonel Travers. Colonel Serreya met with
no serious resistance. The revolutionery
mmtiei-
palit of Drignoles, who were Fitting when he ar-
, rived, rose on his entrance to their hall, and thanked
the colonel for preserving order, and °tiered to resign
their functions. Ile sternly told them he weld re-
cognise nothing revolutionary, and ordered them to
go out. Many arrests were afterwards made. Tha
mail from Paris was lobbed at Visaulem on the 6th.
In the Nievre, General Pellion has lodged more
than 3110 men in prison. A great many insurgents
were taken and shot by the troops sent in pursuit of
them.
The gendarmerie make fresh captures every day.
An iron hand weighs upon the scattered remnants of
the insurrection.
A despatch from Agen (Lot and Garonne), dated
December 12, states that a proclamation of the pre-
fect announces the return of tranquillity. A gamson
remains in Marumude to guard the town. Three
columns have been despatched in different directions
in pursuit of the insurgents. The party of order iu
31artuaude are accused of having betrayed a de-
plorable weakness at the commencement of the in-
surrection. When a call was made upon all good
citizens three only responded to the appeal. The
troops have been upon the point of capturing the
ringleaders. They had taken refuge at the house of
Madame Itenol Fager, the mother-in-law of M. Em-
manuel Arrago. The gendarmes found this
lady alone in her house. The dinner-table was laid
for

out -- eight persons, but the guests had fled. Their
The names of the commission arc as follows: descriptions arc given to the authorities, nod they
MM. Abbatucci, ancien consenter ala cone de cessation will no doubt soon be taken. The prima are so en-
(hoiret) ; ,'.chard (general) [Mosalle] ; Andre (Ernest) cumbered that the general commanding has ordered
(Seine] ; Andre (Charente) ; D'Argout, gonverneur de la a fort to be prepared to receive prisoners.
banque ill France, aneien ministre ; Arnglii do Padone AM. Jules Serret has been arrested for sendin a
(general) [Cone]; D'Audiffret, president a In dour des g
oomptes; De Bar (general) [Seim]; &League* d'Hilliers false account to the Pattie of what passed at Agen.
(gem rat) [Daubs] ;It irbaroax, aucicu precureur general The most important expression of opinion which
(Reunion) ; Barochc, ancieu ministre de l'interiur et des af- has appeared as yet since the events of Dec. 2, is
hires etrangers,eice-president de la commission (Charente)
Inferieure) ; Barret (Ferdinand), ancien ministre [Beinel ; contained m a letter of Nfontalembert, published to-
Barthe, ancicn ministre, premier president de I 3 cour Cres day in the Li/jeers. In answer to the applications
cocaptes ; Bataillc (Ilautc-Vienne) ; Batons (Frannie) made to trim for advice as to what cmtrse to follow
[Seine-et-Marne]; Do Beaumont (Somme); Berard (Lot-et- in the ballot of tho 20th, M. do Montalembert exa-
Garonne) ; Berger, prefet dela Seine (Puy-de-Dome ; Ber- mines each of the three paths open to the elector.
trend (Yonne) • Bidault (Cher) ; Bigrel (Cotes-du-..'ord) ;
Billoult, avocat; Bincau, &mien miuistre (Maine-et-Loire ; A negative vote, he declares, would be an encou-
h an absolution et its frightful
ragement to anarc y,
Boinvillicrs, ancien batonuier de Fordre des avocats (Seine ;
Bonjean, avocet general a la tour de eassatiou (Drome ; excesses; abstention, cowardice, as lung as the de-
Boulatignier ; Bourbousson (Vaucluse) ; Brehier (Manche) ; ringe monster rears ; and he arrives at the conclu-
De Cambaceres (Hubert); De camha,res (Aisne); Cartier, soon that an affirmative vote is the only one worthy
ancien prefet de police ; De Casablanca, ancien ministre
(Corm); De Castellano (general), commandant superieur a of a good citizen and a good Christian. Strange to
v the Proust is, under the direction of its new
Lyon • De Caulaincourtjalvados ; Cceille (vice-amiral) say ,
Aseine-Inferieurell; C enet (Meuse) ; Charlemagne editor, M. Perodeaux, quite as Napolconian as the
ndre) ; Chess:algae-Guyon (Puy-dc-Dome) ; Do Chas- Univers and its celebrated correspondent.
' enloup-Laubat (general) [Seine-Inferieure]; De Chas- M. Arrighi de Padone, who has been elev—.l.7R-To
uuloup-Laubat (Prosper) [Charente-Inferieure] ; Chaix
iirßst Ange, avant a Paris (318 rue); De Chanties, main the rank of Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, is
de Clermont-Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome); Colin (Gironde) ; an old general of the empire, who entered the service
De Crumeillies, anent), conseiller a la tour de caseation, in 1797. He was promoted to be general on the field
ancien ministre (Basta-Pyrenees); Curial (Orme); De Co- of Essling, and took part in all the campaigns of the
vervillo (Cotes-du-Nord); Dakota: (IlautcDuanne); empire.
Doriste (Basses-Pyrenees) ; David, nation ministre ; The Presideut received this mornin at ten, a nu-
Delacoste, snciea enrainissaire general du Rhone ; g,
Delajue (Charente-Inferieure); Delavau (Inds"); Dolthcil merous deputation of the market-women (dames de
((Lot); Denjav (Gironde); Desjobert (Seine-Inferieure) ; la flails), who went to congratulate him upon the
D.:seismal' (Allier) : Drougn-de-Lhurs (seine-et-Marne)), defeat of the l'isieute. It is needless to say that these
'mien ministre; Daces (1 heodore) [Seine], ministre de a hasty dames, who were probably deputed by M. de
ravine et des colonies; Dumas (de Pim:Rut) [Nord], Mamas the prefect of police, to Mier their comnli-
ancien rainietre ; Dupin (Charles), de l'lnstitut (Seine- • ' • ofcakes and - Inferieure); Bunion (general) [Landes] ; Duval (Maurice), menu, were treated to abundance
ancien prone ; Eschalseriaux (Charente-Inferieure); parte.
Entrains (usarechal), grand chancalier do is Legion Out of 1,060 electors in the 9th regiment of has-
d'honnrur ; Fevre (Ferdinand) [Loire Infericare].; Do sara, 1,000 have voted for Louis Napoleon, and 67
Fiahault (general). anciets ambassadeur ; Fortoul, mmistre ins '
t • 3 abstained.
do Finstruetion publique (Basses Alpes) ; Fould (Achi;le),
ministre des finances (Seine); Dc Fourinent (Somme) ; I Some prisoners have been released to-day, among
Fouquier d'llerouel (-Aisne) ; Fremy (Yonne) ; Furtado . whom arc MM. Ducoux and Chatniot, ex-represen-
(seine) ; Gate (Haute Garonne) ; Gaslonde (31anehe) ; 1 Wives of the Left.
De Gat:satin, anclen mioistro ;De Girardin (Ern"o I M. Croce Spinelli, the famous jeweller in the
(Charentel ; Ginad (Auaustin) [3l sine-et-Loire] ;1, Place de la Bourse, has closed his shop, and posted
Girand (Charles), de l'lnstitut, oncrabre du eonseil de
('instruction ',oblique. ancien ministre ; Godelle (A;,,,,,.) ; • the followin; notice on the shutters : Closed on ae-
Clouthut de Saint-Germain (Manche • Dc Grammont ' count of political arrests." M. Croce Spinelli Ls an
(general) [Loire] • De Gruumont Haute-Saone) • De ardent republican, and a much considered member
,
rearm (Itcnninti) ; De Grouchy general) [Gironde] of that party on account of his great wealth.
Hillez-Claparede (Bas-Rhin) ; D'Hautpnul (general), an- General Petit, Commander of the Hotel des In-
eien ministre (Mode) ; Hebert (Aisne) • I)' Ileeikeren '
vslides, has given notice that the funeral service
(Haut-Bhia); D'Herambault (Pas-de-Calais) ; Ilermacn ;
Hi-artier (Loire); Hawn (general) [Aube]: Janney which usual:). takes place on December 15, in core-
( learn-et-Garonne); Lamle (Nantes-Pyrenees) ; La- memoration of the arrival of the ashes of Napoleon,
cro,se, ancien ministre (Finisten) ; Ladoucette will lie henceforth celebrated in the Church of the
(31n,11e) De Lagrange a'rcdenc) [Gers] ; De invalides, 01 the ath of May, the anniversary of the
lugrange (Giroade) ; De La Hitn (general), ancien
ministre; Wangle, anion procureur general; Lan- Emperor's death.
qnetin, president de la commission municipale ;Da Lan- ' The greater number of these names have already ap-
boi,ierc (Ille-et-Yilaine); Lancestine (general); Lebcuf peered in eke lists I sentpreviously. Among theta you
OZ:LIC et Marne) ; Lebreton (general) lEure-et-Loir); perceive are to be found 13:irepresen tatives who formed
Le Coate (Yonne); La Conte (C`otes-du-Nerd) ;
Lefebvre - Durude ministre du emumneo (Ears) ; the portion of the Pyramids Club, who supported the
Lehot (Haute-Saris); Letll3lois (Manche); Lemerner policy of the government, 26 genemls and 29
(Charente; ; Lequian (Pas-de-Calais) ; Leetiboudois (Nord); ministers end ex-ministers. All the members of all
Leravasseur Os imelnfsrieure) ; Le Vernier (Manche,' ; the cabinets since the fall of that of Odilon Barret
Leroy de 31,unesia (Loir-et-Cher) ; 31a,ma,, n (general), appear on the list, withthcexceptioa referred to. The
commandant en chef de Ferran de Paris; Magl e
ministre des travaux publics (Dordogne) ; Ma Z presence of General Lahitte's name is a remarkable
(Edmond) [Dordogne] ; Marchatit (Nord); Mathieu instance of the adhesion of a distincraished legitimist.
Buhl. &neat a la tour do ensation ((Charente); The high chinch party is represent‘dby 3lontalembert,
De Malmo., prefet do police; Do Mmle (Nord) ; ' the moneyed world [iv M. D'Argout, governor of the
president do chambre a la tour de cassation ; i Bank, and the bar be M. Porta(is, first president of
NleynatLer, ancien prefer: (Lovre) ; 31imerel (Nord) ;
Monte. ea des linir, i ,Ic Pans; De 310atalembert I the Court a cassation, M. Barthe, president of the
(Dents.) • De Horny, ministre de l'interi:ur (Posi-de. Court of Accounts, and the eloquent advocates MM.
Dame); 'De Mortcraart (llenn) [Seine-laferieure] ;De la Chain d'Fatange and Delangle. Nor is the list