The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY, 5 24 P U.
General Lsmoriciere had a long interview with the
president of the republic yesterday, the result of
which has been his nomination as ambassador at Bt.
Petersburg. General Bodeen left Paris in company
with two colotels on his mission entrusted to him by
the minister of war. There are rumours of changes
in the c)mmand of the army of intervention. It
appears that Gen. Oudinot and Gen. Valliant, the best
ergrneering officer in France, do not agree. General
Coangarnier has, it is said, offered to take the corn
mend-in-chief of the Italian army and to capture
Rome in a week. The generous offer has, however,
been refused. Bat the destinivion of General Bodeen
is Rome, where It is positively asserted that he has
full power to supersede General Oudinot.
The socialist-democrats, Mountain and red, have

colacacc d. Experience has shown theta the prudence
of this step, which is rendered more necessary since
the moral check the ultra-republican party received
onthe 13th of June.

The National, in giving its adhesion to the list of I
the republicans, says that the exceptional circum-
stances in which they found themselves since the 13th
of Jane must be taken into account in the formation
of the list, as it was nece►stry to put forth a protest
against the excessive rigour with which the party is
treated, and against the suspension of the ordinary
law, that has caused such damage to the citizens as
well as to the democratic press.
The electors partisans of the reactionary party feel
also the importance of the struggle that is about to
commence, and will not divide themselves by changing
the list of the Electoral Union.
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The Abbe Coquereau has published an address tol
the electors of the Seine, soliciting their suffrages, in
which he alludes to his having accompanied the
Prince dc Joinville to Saint Helena, in 1840, where
he offered up prayers on the tomb of the Emperor,
and conduced his ashes, in the name of religion, to
the Invalidoe ; to his having gone as chaplain, in the
admiral's ship, to the expediuon against Nlogador and,
Tangiers, for which he received the Cross of the
Legion of Honour, and to his having been a preacher
of the gospel for fifteen years.
M. Auguite Poquet de Beley, sons-chef in the
office of Minister of Marice, has just been arrested,l
after a search at his apartment and the seizure of im-
portant papers, among which are some deposited by
M. Thore.
"It is reported," says the Moniteur do rArtnte
" that one division of the army of the Alps is abort to
take up cantonment* in Alsace."
The Journal du Harre says that M. Mallefille, ex-
charge d'affaires at Liable' is about to be sent on an
extraordinary mission to La Plata.
The Bourse fell to-day in consequence of the
opinion spreading that the termination of the Roman
affairs might be postponed longer than had been an-
ticipated.
There was nothing of interest at the Assembly to-
day.
M. Dupin was yesterday re-elected pre'idsnt.
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