The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-14 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY ETU:VINO.
With respect to the rumours in circulation as to
the dismissal of General Baraguay (Millers, and his
replacement by General Castellanc, notwithstanding
the statement of the amatitutionnel affirming this
change, I believe that I am justified in saying that as
yet no official decision has taken place. A cabinet
council met yesterday to consider this question, and
I reported the proposal which was made as to
an exchange of places. To-day a fresh council
has been held on the same subject, but the
resolution arrived at has not yet transpired. The
Moniteur of to-morrow is expected to put an end to
all doubts. In the meanwhile the following para-
graph has appeared in the Constitationitel:" General
Baraguay d'Hilliers is replaced in his command by
General Castellanc. General Carrelet is to resign
the command of the first military division, and re-
place General Castellano at Lyons. General Bara-
guay d'Hilliers, who is suffering from an affection of
the liver, is about to proceed to the baths of Aix, in
Savoy."
The preface of M. Thicrs to the pamphlet-edition of
his speech is an important addition to that protection-
ist manifesto. I send a pretty complete summary of
this supplement, which is given out as a reply to the
various commentaries which the views of M. Thiers
have met with from all quarters.
To-day, in the sitting of the Assembly, M. Chapot
moved for the production of the minutes of the pro-
ceedings of the committee on revision. The motion
was adopted; and the minutes were ordered for
printing. It was agreed to papa to a second delibe-
ration on the bill of M. Baze for interdicting the
street-sale of newspapers. A string of motions with-
out importance were disposed of.
Cardinal Wiseman is announced to have turned up
at Caen. where his eminence suddenly appeared to
the astonished natives on the 9th inst.

The Constiestiennet was fined 500 fr. to-day for
publishing a letter from Berne, signed only by one of
the rAideteurs.
'4.l)agnerre, the famous fixer of the images of the
camera obscure, died suddenly yesterday at the age
of 61

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The afontieur contains a tabular statement of the
imports and exports of France during 1848, 1849,
and 1836. The total value of the imported merchan-
dise in 1830 is 31,232,0001.; in 1849, 31,192,000/. ;
in 1848, 22,264,0001. The total value of merchan-
dise exported in 1830 is 44,940,0001. ; in 1849,
41.288,0001. ; in 1848, 33,348,000!.
The tonnage of shipping employed in importation
was in 1830, 837,326 tons in French bottoms, and
1,231,437 tons in foreign ; in 1849, 837,'3-13 French,
and 1,049,946 foreign; in 1848, 823,318 French, and
936,717 foreign.

SCNDAT EVENINO.
Fould has given way on the subject of the
loan, and consented to contract a loan, but only of
three millions sterling.
The committee of revision met yesterday to verify
the composition of the minutes of its two last sit-
ting.% which report the answer of M. Leon Faucher
to the sub-committee of revision, and that of M. de
Tocqueville to M. Odilon Barrot.
M. Odilon Barrot has presented the report on the
cantonal province of the Municipal Bill.
In consequence of the publication of the bulletins
of the committee of resistance in the conservative

press, the Monitettr contains a warning that news-
papers which insert seditious manifestos will be