The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-04 00:00:00

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858 3 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1848. [THREEPENCE.

bow been estimated. asasidlsi bed elledl.l
doss, at only 1,487,662,818 L, Ask makes a id&
of more than 300,000,0001. This tislkdt w bo
wend by the three loans whke ben hoes cow
treated ; but there will remain almost as Ibr the
year 1849, which will be obliged to mike Er itsel4
and to do that its expenses must not exceed the pro-
dams of the taxes. The committee declares that it
cannot propose any notable reduction on the bud-
gets of war, marine, and public works.
The war budget will, therefore, remain Axed
at 432,254,724 f. It has been increased nearly
208,000,000 on the budget fixed for last year ; the
effective of the army at the end of this year will be
502,715 men, and 100,293 horses. The increase is
the budget of the marine department has only bees
6,533,615 E; it is fixed at 151,978,520 E The budget
of public works will be 217,323,888 f.; and the ex-
traor
350dinary
00f. service of the department will take
128,,0
Ths report of the Committee of Finances, which I
have already noticed, formed the subject of much
conversation on the Boars. to-day. The acknow-
ledgment therein contained, that, in spite of all the
retrenchments • isle, there would still be a'
deficit of 12 ions sterling in the budget of 184%
which all the loans contracted will scarcely cover, sea
that expedients are still to be devised to mad the
new deficit which must arias in 1849, has given great
disquietude to capitalists. It was remarked also, thet
M. Oondchanx had not replied to the letter e'
statements of M. Devaux and Co., and the -
still is what I stated to yea is
that Dena= and Co. were -
vhionall7 to adopt the course -en they took.
The slight improvement that has taken place to-
day in the funds is to be ascribed partly to the vote
of the Assembly yesterday on the Italian question,
lbat morn perhaps to the fact that the different agens
de change received to-day from the departments an
aggregate amount of about a million and a half of
francs to be invested in stock, and more partioalarly
in the Fives. The account has therefore been much
sought for to-day.
A manor has been circulated to-day, for the truth
of which however I offer no guaranty, that in order to
paralyse, by their mutual counteraction, the claims of
the several pretenders, government contemplates pro
'pomp to the Assembly to repeal the decrees of
banishment !whist all of them.
The decision of the Committee of the Constitution
which I mentioned this morning, has operated sulfa-
vosrably to the partisans of nomination by the
Assembly. They are, however, still encouraged
by the fact that the minority of the com-
mittee includes several names which repro-
sent some important parties in the National
Assembly. Thus it includes those of M. Vaulabello,
Minister of Public Instruction, and M. flour*,
Minister of Commerce, and also M. Mutest, Presi-
dent of the Assembly, M. Martin (de Strubourg), and
M. Victor Considerant. It would appear at present,
that, whichever way the question be decided, the
majority will not be great.
A rapprochement between the Bonapartists and the
red republicans is again talked of M. Joly, the
deputy for Toulouse, and one of the most exalted ofl
that extreme party, who may be said to share with
Loden Rollin its leadership, has, it is said, shown a
disposition to come to an understanding with Prince
Louis Napoleon.
The hostility between the red republic and the legi-
timists, which was manifested in the duel between
M. Oent and M. Leo Delaborde at Avignon, acquires
even mote asperity, and it is said that other smiler
events are likely to ensue.
Orders have been expedited to Marseilles to pre-
pare transports sufficient to send 10,000 colonists to
Africa, in execution of the decree of the Assembly.
The first detachment will leave Paris on the 7th, and
the whole number will arrive in Africa before the end
of the year.
In consequence of the violent conduct of some
of the clubs, the Minister of Justice has
issued strict orders to the law officers of the republic
and the police to put in force the existing laws
against them. It this be done these reunions will
speedily be closed. This measure has been partly
provoked by the violent harangues of M. Barnard,
chief editor of the Democratic PacOque, and presi-
dent of the Club Chabrol, who has lately declared
publicly that the socialists will not stop at the shed-
ding of blood, if it be necessary to attain their object.
nye, OCT. a.— Now Loma, Mrs* per 1:14218
1P144 pit Cents.. 69 20; Last lois, 69 33 ; foam
Mos, 1840, • Do. 1642, —; Ds. nests —; Do.
KW, —; Iltipies Etlette. —; Mem Lon, 824; ham,
I.3sies, 30 dam
IVI*O 901i115,821r 16";
Maw"
la
rs
Ilan wan.—Porte sad Orissa , 654; PIA sad Rows 402 BO;
Roam sod lime, 190; Arlipas sod liansilles, 180; dprbaler
Ansi Dale, SI 23; entre (Uvula), 228 73; AxeSsas sad Bantam,
—; ; North, 3711
SPAIN.—The International of Bayonne, in a letter
_ _

it we=ld be handed both on sympathy and in-
Wreak Do sok fa het, the pees end liberty of the
weer triad ea Ile damn ram of thetwo meat na-
tions a onion Drapel We thank the Reglint people
with Of as bit fee the kind reception which they eve to
our Wsel grads, end we with that those international
Ali. in trldelt the IZ mural good will of the two Redeem is illjskiii= be frame* rerared. Tim folks** le the
In Park, 5n5. : se-
ratly framed from Leaks. I Milan to give yen same
dela& et the Napalm given to the Perigee natisentitheth
in that great era mermilleset thy. After the JIM of
Beelogeo-suz Mgr my eraeles siat aryseN, essempenthilby
11. 'nom_ of the 7th Mgt., eranthed for Par
Maas, la ZVI* pat, In 'illative rased ease two hoof
phment prase. We bed eseresly pet Maw the British sell
=ire wire Wand by anemone theses. The crow*
es to ale railway whieltwes to mem es Minoan.
OOm elite separior enpkiris of the alle wander te ithe
piers in a waggon en Width wee lath"
bone IftenAsie—Pkon destinies I la Garde Nationale de
Paris.' when we pre to pay, the pries of our
=se measstira In.ey was to be pads. Al the
Matra; mama marks of sympathy we given
• th. embed at Load.. at 10 o'clock in the swift
a that in swig say visit the town the next mrairift.
tiaß eisensily it the samara of the morales width
Palled es I the Marsh of LORAIN. At one mammal the
,peepie leek us by the band, and ezdalated Be wthenes
rather they &oral Brash E. Paris Rena he the
r National Gard I" At Vauxhall, and in the phis
et Lahr% the English Ammo ewe hind it eseeg MC%
enthral" end th MEd that ethos in the wet pollees
end piths mraser.ey At the parade at St. James's, the
wind esmeararag the Boyd Guard placed us by his side
to me the Meg of of his megaillornt Hone Guide. The
Athos alleck railed es with heartuarinisordiality to weep
meet erse ray py. the desert,
ens II rat ornalanisasarave flret
tat
Oupleht Framst_gam a
Zad ta
the rasa of Prase end laessi. This tout ben
given by him at the impel at Beekom, and received by
lb. Reptile meant at the fib with lent raters. At length,
attar • slay of oalysd boom, we left Leaden fall of grati-
n& to the iratrara of that peat eity, who had shown
themselves es sympathetic to the Perak nation.
11111,011311 =LATINO TO PARBHIIIIBT Pll.lBoN.—The
rand reports patented to parliament Made; to Parkhunt
Prison lave jest bps printed, and are interest ine documents
with !shrews*, the reftemation of juvenile offenders. It
would man that Neff have been rratimed from the error
of their wspa la the words Of Om Rev. Yr.
Spear, the of the elopiaths, " Comidering the ignorer*
sad moral debrament by whisk link minds have been
easkned tap le the peeled of their sesessittal, end that awry
properaty ei their nature hes bra ealled forth bad
end manned by constant eseesive, it is rely abbe
weadeeed that in or short a period of tines them amid be
menthftei seek • damp Of sisenther la them mthatunete
youths; bat it wily lends le strengthen the essratisa fa ray
mink that thins is me ether bank( to meet Nedra the over-
flowieg tide ef thketty and the bet a smell sprat of dis-
ciplinary odusalks, based ea lie principles of the gospel of
Christ." It seems that the maim Of boys who, after
having radiomen ratessasa seraimed
worthy to be spin eranftedi with wee poemls
1847 than during any perans par. Of boys removed
from Prekkeest is the emene iffiest year, 371 received eon-
ditional pram and 16 free prams.
Entaft-Ifilenti.—lt is required by a recent statute
that on or bin the MM day of the present month the
owners of all sleravemsh, whotra they messed to ma or
noWiresiyansmit te the Dead et Trade two &rand he s= e/ the
to
vas& madras of the lull of mat mearar,
and of the melltion el the machinery, the 11th
andMk sap, ft b provided that if owes=
shall segiest te end ale dmimo they shell habit end
pay the emu 16s. for every day's delay, maths owe Ashy
shall be asernated he to the satisfaction of Ile Need el
Trade.

•
BURYING STILL-RORN CHILDREN.—Sir, —The recent
Adman at the Lambeth polies court 'IMMO, is Important
deficiency in oar regrietratlea imengonsate, mutt et proper
reggiehry of still birdie. It is of warm hnpossible to moister
abortions, bat surely them should be a register et ell or= of
birth when the skid is vireite. At presto% cm tae Oromyth
of a eertilkote tram ham' o atidwW and is mama of
hallo-crown, .1 .been children are interred without mo-
vies, reghtry, or remark. Not only so, bat I know by per
soul experkeries that mike' is. are oiatlnaally solicited to
give certificates if still birth where children have died soon
after birthso se to lave extra fees), mad I have no doubt
I hem what km thoi owe iodised .en cad seamy odd
vivo an ia the Wit of 'Magas* ssitilataa. It Is to be
herd that dues ileiseares- ail these eteasalsol with berial
cubs sad pitheads. wPI had to some inquiry ea the subject
of the ragfettatisa if deaths mad at bonels.—Maxncus.

STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER.
(By Eimmte INioanyi..)
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Umemel..."/.11.W...C100dy
OmbeldiM...LW Cleo* Loweitane .5.W...140a
Clidemlbet. LW 3sia Marimesar..6.3.W...llaln
Clmlerleil ...S. Bola Maebrowegla IL .. Plitt
Netemile 1....LW...5t0rmy
Oyster LW....1121• rtmemerhot .11.6. W -Cloudy
Ohm .11. W are Nameless ...LW....Re10
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limeDenkem..LW...ista Nottieutem .5.....1ta1s
lthevelt..—.LW...Cloody Pool&
lay . .. ....112.....bia lorlemostk 6.W...fitormy
05te5ia......11.W....610rmy B .Bab
Glasgow LW. Isla r, fil .6.15.....Ct00dy
Girmaatar ILL...Tary slowly Orillimpaa...LW....atia
Cimport LW Jimmy Wig ......... 11—...Uniettlad
Hertford 6.Z....1Leht WAWA .LW. .Itelu
Hut LW....lata Ttlebeash LE— Main
=oh LW. ...IWWohirtem.......B. Cloudy
LLB. .Claady Yarmouth .6.W....1te1n
Wads B. Ailed rain Tot .11.W....1tein
Bridal, Oet. 8, 6 pa.; Mad, 6J1.W.; dry.
' Dorm, Oat. 4, 6.15 sam; Mod, LW.; ruby.

from the frontiers of Catalonia, of the 27th'ult., states
that the celebrated cabecilla edam's had demanded
to be admitted to the benefit of the amnesty, which
was oonsidered a proof that great divisions exist among
the Carliet chiefs. Cabrera was being closely pur-
sued by the Queen's troops. The advanced guard of
the liberal or republican party, under the command of
31. Amettler, was completely defeated on the 21st,
ea the frontier of the provmoe of Chiron; 4 were
killed, 15 captured, and the rest driven into Prance.
Letters from Madrid, of the 28th of September date
that the run on the bank still continued withord
abatement. It was reported that the children of
Quin Christina and the Duke of Mansards were to
be sledded Infants of Spain, and endowed accord-
's&
thaws, Ram 28.—Throe per Cents, 19y paper; allarßogn, 19e
MI air The pm Cents, 101 caper teccir2Bolis, 10e auk. Pse.
=at"; annr Mmt Si ma. e PaPer. Bank st.
46 paw. Xranafts on loude, days, 44.15 cask.