The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-13 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 6.30 P.M.
There is but little news this afternoon. A con-
spiracy has been talked of, and cried about the streets,
to stimulate the sale of one of the minor journals ;
the thing however has no serious foundation.
The session of the Chamber has been very short,
having adjourned at half-past four. A vote has been
passed giving honour to the memory of Gen. Duvivier
and Col. Charbonnel. The project of decree relative
to the indorsers of the Bons du Tresor, to the follow-
ing effect, has been adopted without discussion :
porteurs .Ice Bons du Trisor enxis anterieurcment au
24 terrier, 1818, ou renouveli:e depuie cette epoque, et dont
la conulidation eat ordocee par le decret du 7 juilet courant,
as pourront aux urines de ce decret, exercer aucun recoup
contre la endosieurs des dies bons.
M. Lamartine, in the Committee of Foreign Affairs,
delivered a speech against intervention in the
affairs of Italy. With respect to the intervention of
Russia in Germany, he recommended the greatest
reserve, lest a conflagration should be produced in
Europe by premature action.
Great uneasiness is felt for Friday, on which day
some movement is fi ared. Much jealousy has lately
been manifested between the Garde Mobile and the
line.
The question of the Lyons Railway Company has,
it is said, been arranged thus :—The government takes
the line at the rate of 10 francs of the Five per Cent.
Rentes for every 250 franca which the shareholders
have actually paid. This is equivalent to giving 200
francs in the Fives, taken at par, for every 250 francs I
actually disbursed by the shareholders.
The Moniteur of this morning contains a decree that
the conversion of the Treasury Bonds issued before
the 24th February, or renewed since that date, shall
be made in Three per Cents., at 53. Those persons
who in virtue of the decree of 16th March exchanged
their Treasury Bonds for Five per Cent. Stock, are to
have delivered to them coupons of Five per Cent.
Stock, representing the difference between 80 and 100 1
francs on the amount of the bonds so exchanged.
A decree appears in the Moniteur to-day, dis-
banding some companies of the line, who delivered
up their arms in the Places des Vosges to the insur-
gents, and dismissing certain of the officers, though it
at the same time admits there was some extenuation
of their offence from the circumstances.
The transportation of the insurgents of Jane is at
present one of the great embarrassments of the
government. As Algeria is excluded from the
jurisdiction of the bill passed by the National
Assembly, the question arises, which of the
French possessions ought to be chosen in the
double point of view of economy and profit
to the prisoners themselves and to the state.—
M. de Montrol has presented a proposition recommend
lug Guyana. He proposes to furnish the prisoners with
the first elements of life, to farm oat to them for the
first three years the land on which they may be placed,
and after that period to concede to them the same for
ever on certain terms, in accordance with the value of
the property and the advances made by the mother
country ; better terms, he thinks, should be accorded to
such persons as, at the end of that period, may have
been remarkable for their good conduct; the persons
sentenced to transportation may join with themselves
such French citizens as shall wish to share in their
fortune. M. de Montrol also proposes to found a con-
vict colony on the banks of Oyapock such convicts
as have been found amongst the insurgents of June
shall be relieved there.
The Parole des Tribunaux nye " The summary

investigation inito the:events:of Jane wan to be draw-
ing to a close. What has somewhat delayed the pro-
gress of it is that search has been made respecting each
accused in the Bureau des Sommiers Judiciaries, wah
the view of asoartaining those who have undergone pre-
vious cowl— '4ons. This investigation, made with
mint, thunfar • luoed e results which

mute care, has not prods.. the results
there appeared reason to expect. The number of
reprie de justice among the first seven thousand se-
emed, whose previous conduct has been ascertained,
hardly exceeds one hundred, and in that number there
are only forty-Ave individuals who have been con-
demned to penalties called afflietires et infaniante&
The investigations continue, by order of the Prefect of
Police, as the Military Commiseion transmits the notes
relative to the accused after their first interrogatory."
The Reforme of Sunday was seized for reprinting
the article, entitled " Le Term," from the Represers-
tant du Peuple : sad the Peuple Conetituant, of yes-
terday, was also seized. Both journals aro accused of
the offence of exciting to civil war.

Polls, luxe 12. New Loan, —; Throe per Chide., 49j ;
Iles per Cents., 78 SO; Four-and-lialt, —; Four., —; Belgian
rises, 1940, —; Do. 1842, —; Do. Threes,—; Do. Two-arid-a-
Holt, —; Niplas Renton,—; RomanTressurY
Bonds. —. Bank Shares, 1373; Exchange on London, 30 dap,
days,—.
Ranswiss. Paris end Orleans, 895; Park and KOWA 495;
Rouen and Rama. 230; Aelgr•oo and Marseilles, 250 ; Fires-
bourg sad Bow. 100; Cent, %%ems; 283; Andre my.. Bou-
logne, Bor sita. 43; North, 380.