The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-11 00:00:00

Thu scoommodation in the way of discounts ammo
to be again en the decline, the
.diminution the
week not being less than 73 millions in the pwy
bank, and 1 million in the country establishment,
Overdue bills have advanced from 93,625 fr. to
267,627 fr., bat the protested bills have diminiabed
300,000 fr. in Paris, and 11 millions in the country.
On the aide of the liabilities, the amount of notes la
circulation in Paris has gone down about 61 millions,
whilst they remain nearly unchanged in the breath
banks. The account-current of the treasury has ia.
creased nearly three millions, the amount at pr mat
being 26,645,738 fr. The whole amount of the metal.
lic reserve is now 247 millions, to 403 millions of
notes in circulation.

StINDAT 11, A 11,
After my letters of last evening were despatched,
the attroupentente in various quarters of the capital
continued, and even augmented at various points until
midnight. In a tour of the principal parts of assemblage
I found the crowd so great in several places that it
was impossible to peas in a carriage. At eleven
o'clock the Place Vendome presented • dense crowd,
composed almost entirely of the lower clam. The
Rue St. Honork was intercepted in several places by
groups and assemblages, in which animated dim
sons were going on. The Boulevards, from the Roe
de la Peix to the Boulevard Poissonniere, also formed
the theatre of like discussions, being completely crowded
and with difficulty passable. The Porte St. Martin
and Porte St. Denis were as usual crowded, as well se
the Boulevard da Temple. In this latter neighbour.
hood menacing shouts were heard against the Garde
Mobile, some detachments of which were stationed
at the post " Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers,"
in the Rae St. Martin. At one time these were
called out, and showed an attitude so determined that
the crowd became silent and retired. Patrols of police
officers traversed the Boulevards during the evening.
The Faubourg St. Marceau and the Place Maubert
were again the scenes of disorderly manifestations.
To remove all pretext of disorder, the Garde Mobile,
which had occupied the barrack of the Place Maubert,
had evacuated it. The populace, finding this, pro.
ceeded to the Rue Dufuo. The firmneis of the
Garde Mobile, however, was such as to repress the
disorder, and several disturbers were arrested. The
Latin quarter was traversed by patrols during the
night.
Another socialist banquet took place last night, at
30 sons a head, under the presidency of Count D'Altoe
Shee. . _ _

The Moniteur today contains ad ordonnance of
the Minister of Finance respecting the claims of its
depositors in the savings banks, and the holders of the
Treasury bons in accordance with the decree of the
Assembly.
The following is the regulation for the holders of
Treasury bons:
The compensation to be made on bons consolidated or to
be consolidated belonging to holders on the 7th July will be
made as follows: I. For the bons which do not appear
to have been negotiated the supplementary rente will be
delivered to the original payer. 2. For the bone regularly
indorsed the supplementary rente will be delivered to the
vim who thereby appears to have been the bolder on the
7th July. 3. For the bons irregularly indorsed, or indoned
in blank, the supplementary rente will be delivered to
such party as shall produce a written declaration from
the other parties that they do not claim any right to
such ream. 4. For the bons is order on which the

compensation shall belong to a party whose name does not
appear on the bon, the supplementary rente shall he paid to
the party who shall produce a declaration in writing from
the peruse whose names appear on the bon of their having
no right :hereto. 6. For the boos to bearer, the supple-
'notary rents shall be delivered to the last holder.