The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

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r, SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 1848. [THREEPENCE,

The important median et to
c=4ll
wee yesterday dished in the ale
Weigh* wa dementibeip
:=lstm blase has
awadap NG-7""malber "..111.110111
the sliver the 41,4 a MO attest, meteits
reashitia re' the eNsiee et MeCianemelat,
lave, esti lib demos IMO Oast et Otunathe 71
a wane debate karma K leatelett,
Avonwitmoamleed
himmdr it Avon of the legality of thetit
pelelb, and the Bishop Orleans, who opposed _as
mittrary to law and ameality, the remelotios of the
geh.cootamittee was edepeed by the committee.
It seem metal Mee that the governments of
Pam od have Menial be kin about
the aealllewortiestilitise betweas Veer and Sicily.
The Relent of Police ham the following
la the inhabitants
Mthm,—The partial &Ohm thigh have jest take";
Shaw osueed a Was melmase ha she ampitel; boat I
ta ea as oaks kale* yea that no smasisa bare the
of the sediedism hem di in garde& et nalthe wan-
gift dlathel ee eny paint. thus mess. 1118 with
edema the Saa sad Ms meat imperat of their political
dedm tapes* et Path bete ammo ate preyed haw ds•
semi, they we of. idea whisk sondes Mali,, was the
privilege enlytheolszi=ible miaseity. The preoocupa-
Ikon et Ws Lave stopped, in some branches
of ledessmohe regmedes movement which had mantiested
Muth New that- the wriggle Is terminated, and there only
remithes le wary the to bow before the result of the ballot,
a Imo PeosalthWakins ought to {Weimar, in other that
ightter, the ineness of which thegovereass asks by
ossaitho reanimate. nay mum fresh smith),
=74lll2l6dlesey regabeity. la several worludwps, some
strikes ene sakes phew is thasequence of a false interpre-
tation eta demos retail,* to the home of labour; I have I
beets !Mama memegh to put as end to them in part, and I
us exerting emelt to conciliate those interests which are
still at vaidesse. That task will be awry Inc me, for las
°sly speak la the Mabee praise of tie anxiety and good
faith of time who ?ought my arbitration. All, bob work.
mew and niaseses, comprehend that their duty, es well as
their interest,a to maintain amongst thennalvas that
camera and harmony which are the first wants of
aselety, particularly under a republic. The supply
at the markets has Nen always satiifectory. 'The
situation et the bilont-de-Pi4t4 presents a marked Is..
movement. The sus lent from the Bth to the 17th
September amemited to 459,303 f., and the reinibuneWents
to 472,3391. The ditrennee, which at the date of the last
allsonal was tali 2,033 f., is new 13,065 f. The sums paid
fats the &vine Beaks on the 17th and 18th inst. amounted
se Matt, hem 861 depositors, of whom 79 were new. Oat
assent psthle of the sa.spltal, extensive works in paying, em
bonithisma, mad buiWhgs, have given employment to a
samba of workmen. Oa the Bth lost, out of 20,378 Using
la tomithei louses, 17,977 were employed ; on the 16th, out
of WO workmen, 19,777 were in employment. The
atteast eat of work therefore remains relatively about the
edam& SOS more workmen have arrived in Pare
It is be me, until the and of the month, to point
set wady the situation of the jewellery and silver-
smllk Mahe. but I as. informed by the oemptroller that
the impepeamet Is greater than In the preceding months.
Not its now the period of the holy-
days, the amber of persons striving I. the capital
thereases every My. From the 7th to the 17th, tmas
arrived to Paris 8.437 Frenchmen, or 2.058 more than
at the date of the last bulletin ; and, during the game period,
1318 fansigners ISM to the capital. From the Bth to the
18th, there has ealy bees 1,682 passports delivered, of which
678 were to filielpsis. The prisons contain 3,389 ordinary
h bet theresely remainremainin them 1,893 of the thaw
eggesreteme; 4,7 belonging to the last category have been
transported dam the last bulletin. The muster of suicides
has materially diminished ; from the 7th to the 17th there
were ealy 4. No attack against the perms hes taken phew
The avenge number of simple robberies is edrier day ; the
mine allwass-breaking has also lemma; the last 11
days, the wrialsor has boss 16. The aueshar the victims
of has emeause to 1,460. The viglirmse of the police has
isenesed at the time when the oppose of winter brings a
Rumba of bad thereeten to the Capital. Dogleg the lest week
it has sucomdcd is ca • some entire bends of thieve. •
both Mists sad amseepliene kwe hewseemed, and the le
station obtained hr put she welbseilles am dr Wessel diem
who have hitherto mods' their esmeesime. Rea she aid
to the 16th, the receipts &MIN thirteen ansountedto 133,8611 th
—(Signed) Demon&
PAR" Sem Sl. New ; per Cents., 444;
The per °unto. 661 ; Lot 961 ; Irma, 669006
Pleat 1/640, ; 1642, Do. ; Do. T 110.111111.-
hell. —; 1,14146 amts, 79 23; Some Lam, 63 ; Treasuryßawls, Beak Blum. 1633; Whew on Load" 80 days.
12171 ash; 90_46676, 23 224 mei
RAILWATL—Part sad othmes. 660; Pea sad 3008 a, 410;
Roma and Myr% 190; Aninan led 316,041116. 200;
Pnse-
Warg ad Dab, NSS ; Centre Minim $43; Amiens and ticeo
how, Ikadsolas, WO; Nur* OM

SPAIN.—The Astereational, of Bayonne, pub.
limbos a letter from the frontiers of Catalonia, of
the 16th, which states that Don Juan, the
brother of the Count de Montemolin, was expected
at the frontier, and that Cabrera and other
chiefs bad made movements to meet him. Insurgent
bands had invaded Falcet and PapWl; in the latter
place the insurgents serrated the mother of the Waldo
and one of the domestics, but afterwards released
them, under threats, however, that all the members of
the municipality should be shot if they did not imme-
diately supply a certain mm of money ; the same band
shot a gamekeeper, and plated on his body a placard,
est Sag forth that be had been slain for serving as •
spy to the enemies of his Majesty Charles VI. The
amount levied monthly by the insurgents in Catalonia
was emanated at 3,000,000 realm; the levies in kind
were punctually paid by the inhabitants. The in-
surgent cavalry had of late greatly increased.

oorreeplident writes, wider
thee Sept 19;
Within the lest three or feat days we Mill aradsvid7
awaiting the reruns of the deballes to the Peneldiat peat •
Mont on the Nelms
It TheaVire new
daily the condition of being feMed, so he se mem- I
the et the Madm gees, bythe mot at bergs of sYthnmip i
time from the north, and 'shag hem, the nestle, of it by :
the saki membly he,. dleherbei tin pwMe of the
matay, by tearing wander Ste week Mei abide tie top- i
Mr the nude" sesta et Gump. TM satin-
eared es from civil disturbance ter the present
The two companiee of infantry whisk, at the begin.
slag of the war, we had sent to Cuxhaven for the
deem of the coast, were fetched back by one of
ear war steamers last week, while the Danish men-of war I
See Id an anchor in that port. The latter circumstance I
I.
ill indicate that the Danish meet was edition-
s%
truce ; and Religehad hour being a bad read-
ifterjarucaluly at this seam of the year, they thought it 1
tam to be toe new they tee Br off. Selena of the southern
=Prelims lappi peeing in elm Seturelay, sem of
eh* on, Irina alma was quereered In the city,
rneedb• heneskeepen,se Y ens at Wines oil eke oar
villsgss, bat at the kw, awl gaii tot bp the state,
our booneks Mau filled lay eat own govioas, a leave all
rstanni now except the cavalry, whisk I. exported to-
ISIIIM.. The &Main sad HcewDarmstadten are still
Mrs. The Nommen and Weimar coatingente pared
to la toed at the vines's. The Hanovoriana
tom 5t Alton and the adjacent villages. The
Meal dams harming to the men-oforar paid their
repeat to the Mil governor, Senator Mame, (there being
as isnimy sae new), sod meowd his h.vitation to dinner
at the Castle. To outward appearaase, therefore, friendship
it restored. The cholera has ben abajlag eines Saturday.
nate were, op to yesterday, fatty to City lone
reported miry day, bat net very bad. Meordhig
to a publication of the senate, tithe election 0160t41
Will be opened on the 28th, 27th, and 28th inst for electors
to produce that qualifications, and receive certincates to be
used when voting. The clubs axe forming their committees.
Th. trial of the four reformen is not quashed, ea they ex-
pected it would be, the wean stating, in the answer to their
demand, that the mutation mains* them has nothing to do
with the Constituent Asembly appointed by the government.
They pretended that they did not intend anything else at
the meeting than to bring on that reform. The seasee, how-
ever, le of opinion that they preached eadelasa, and
add: that if they prefer going to prima, instead
of being at hum on bail, they are welcome.
The mount+ from Freak/an reset the emit** did
not make to favourable sa fmpaemfsa en tthe Sleek krobange
as was expected. lades& the IMees of the Berlin market
created the same feeling in thin Perhaps the Mid:pitted
dieturhanore at Frankfort were the muse of heth. Teen
was my little Emig hon. Sine the rah/ ft et the Waage
• gaol may mole arrived hen all guartooa, and a fair
pesperliss ef beldam smerhal as asianial rtz and
most eikor ankles. The inonsowl vats or in the
es a Meastion on the Prose import ties
Mt any ea wadi pia no are conoidated mow within that
08141114 bentlet We premise es far nem assennte go, and
rep Maly will as. In Adore the Mk, stew the Wittig
lie is over. The nowohanta of that day have boon taking
stops to that effect with the government at Dresden.