The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-02 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Is. - —OISDAT, a r N.
The chamber to-day proceeded to the monthly also-
tion of the presidents and secretaries of the bureaux.
The elections fell exclusively on the republicans of the
reille.

A credit of 622,000 francs was granted to provide
for the payment of the half-yearly dividend on the
Greek loan, doe March Ist, guaranteed by Prance
in the event of default of payment by that govern-
ment. The third reading of the law 1115 to the Council
of State wasthen taken, buthad initnothing of general
interest. M. Lacrosse, the Minister of Public Works,
brought up a project of law as to the concession to a
company, of the railway from Paris to Chartres and La
Loupe, with an embranchmeatoa thetwo railways free
Paris to Versailles, and to carry on the traffic of this
railway provisionally by the government, which was
referred to a committee to report.
The electoral law will be reads third time on Toeeday
next, and will, therefore, be passed before the end of
next week. It will be published about the 17th inst.,
after which forty days are allowed for the registra-
tion and the settlement of objections. Theelection will
therefore take place about the Ist of May. and the new
Amembly will meet somewhere between the 20th
and the 26th.

The rentee continue to rise. To-day the Threes
closed with an advance of 50 centimes, and the Fives
0143 centimes.

Several persons wearing the tiotesset rouge were seen
about Paris yesterday. Two of those agents of dis-
order passed the Flees de la Concorde about three
o'clock, and went towards the Champs /Dykes. They
there found a party playing bowls, who immediately
discontinued their game and seized their botortetarosigss,
which they tore and stamped under foot.
As 1, anticipated, the various rumours which cir-
culated yesterday se to ministerial changes are with-
out foundation.
A letter from Toulouse states that the red repub-
licans of that place were guilty of groat memo on
the anniversary of February 24. The acts of the ban-
quet of September 22 were seamed. Cries of " Vivo
la republique facials! Vim Barbee I Vin la Mon-
tagne ! Vire '93! • were shouted oat by Mai wearing
the bonnet rouge. What modeed the matter more
&Meting was that these votiferatiom proceeded from
men belonging to the National Gazed, where, how-
ever, the anarchists are in small camber. The church
where the commemorative movies was performed was
not even respected. Cries of " A bas lee prates !"
Win several times bard, sad theme men were sun
Wit to smoke in the °harsh, sad to daub the
tlarwith The /maga de Toulouse give.
efuollowing account of the mass thus referred

to : ano municipal administration and the
different civil authorities proceeded to the metro-
cliimb=Ltrch, as did the National Guard and
of the various corps of the gameoo, to
be prima at the service commemorative of the revro-
lapin of February. After the Te Deuxe bad been
Peng, the authentic' left the building through two
bee of National Guards. Then took pima some
deplorable scenes, without any. sct Wag shown
to the holy edifice. The National Guards uttered
nest seditious cries (here are given the cries man-
tissa above), and, as an emblem of these densonstra.
dens, me et the National Guards wore a bonnet
nage. time hundreds of individuals staticend out-
side the shank sorpooded badly to the cries pressed-
leg hen the interior. All this has produced the
nest nonsufal Ming in mob of the inhabitants of
the lawn as an well dismal. The only consolation
they bed was that the Madsen (herds who took part
in this idkir were but few."
We end in the Union : "The government, it is
said, lee received inteftena of the arrival of M.
Welewski, envoy ectraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary,; to Tuscany."
' It is confident!y stated," says the same journal,
" that the government has received a despatch from
oar W s/stet in Tuscany, notifying the resolution of
King Charles Albert t) int:evens for the re-establish-
meat of the Tuscan government.'
The journal Le Pays prefaces a letter which it
R blitesies having been addressed to M. Thins by
Martial
upend, on the 24th February,lB4B, by the
Mewing ebuirvations
The surest copy of a letter satirised to M. This.. by
Marshal Bugger on the hial morning at the 24th of
February, 1848, Las come to ear hands The history of
this letter is eseershat curious, sad is worth esmeunieadag.
It was mitts. Wee the interview that the saashal
had at 8 o'clock la the mean with the ez-kiat, and at
whisk be seethed the agar order which anadasd all
the pies M eatery epesedges whisk had bees edmirably
essedved he tae issreadea dthe terrierlas awl dee sup-
et floe dosses. It was reamed after this leterview
M theism/dud, who lost it is the mares
of the dlnr,eedMwksm ft wee est rearmed till dem smadu
fe Ma pardsehry Massed us le =ist
that it rhea ea saws, Ie meteinatedr et the
whist, to. th•• leave et eve awry red the semy, we have
alresiy sememalat se. The b the Meter " I
here fir sesedusetemesse, *few
phalli berried on to givens asseany—me is
▪ will burn sty ships. This ressilles, however, der
ea
provost my deplorbm that they bare glen me the eme
seed in chief with an amid"' form tee weak, sad without
sudirent resources. Woad you believe that in gamy regi-
ments the men ham set men than 10 cartridges at met.
When we have pat dandelions's/a—sad we shalldose—hr
the apathy sad non- interferers ribs National Guard shell
net step as, I will willingly basses Meister of War with pen
is the forsaker a new cabinet, nekes the pretended wip►
polarity whisk is alleged against me should prove an rsan
mountable eireede. In that ease Ide ea Imitate to sires
yes to fells leder, a distinguished es& peeled Miser, ilia
or tatialiggess sad sc j tea, sad is sweet, se his sub.
secretary of auto, U. Member if the Climber of
Dcuaties, wham I perso.Wy kvow to be a met of rare es-
p.*. B110140D."
1.22; Iltada L— Now Um, —; Thrie pm Oasts, SI U;
Eve pet Ono, It SO ; t 3 10; Peorti-Llddlas
rm. USA 914 ; Do. 1541, $0o& ; be. Fear.aad.s. ; De.
vvroeul.a.se, ; Naples tdado. ; lan= 111 ;
Trey tads. Buda aim 1173. Itzebtere ea Loaded ; SO
okrattlk9o oar, U.sleapars3f. U 74
ssas, 513; rub
am
390; Louisa sad Um% SU; Avlates sad IllarrAllea. ;
liziaboori sad Do* 1011; OMR* Maross). /SO; dukes set
—; Dordssuz. 413; Meth. 457