The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1850.

FRANCE.

BTUTOARD C, Dec. 2.
Whilst we have from Frankfort, from the north,
and from the east, news of peace, we have here sud-
denly the sound of war again in our ears. The whole
Wurtemburg farce is to be put in reedinese, on the
shortest notice, f,r active sr mice, and is, it is said,
destined for the Rhine. Eight infantry regiments,
three cavalry regiments, and two corps of artillery
have received marching orders.
LEIPSIC, Dec. 4.
The following official announcement has been
made :—" The sale of horses for the army which has
been hitherto carried on here is closed. Dec. 4th,
1850, War-office."
CASSEL, Dec. 2.
The Court of Appeal has sent an address to the
Elector, complaining of the burthens the country
suffers from the presence of foreign troops, and invit-
ing him to return to his capital, and assume again the
direction of the government.
FULDA, Dee. 3.
Prince Taxis, with his staff, and C.,urit Itteuberg
marched from here this evening to Hunfild. The
troops have not yet left for that town, with the ex-
ception of a part of the rifle corps.
FRANKFORT. Dm 4.
The news that M. Manteuffel has approved of the
entrance of the Eschinheimergaesen Club into Cassel,
on the withdrawal of the Prussian troops, is confirmed
to us from a source which may be relied on, from
which we learn also that further opposition on the
part of the cabinet of Berlin will provoke an attack
en Prussia from all sid«s, which should begin at once.
On this account the Wuttemburg troops have been
pat Cu Idenly in mov,ment, It was to conceal this
hostile intention that reports were put in circulation
of the withdrawal of all toreign troops from Huse.
Prussia has now survived her second Jens.
General Groeben has received orders from Berlin to
put no hindrance in the way of the advance of the
Diet's troops to Hersfeld and Cassel. The General,
upon this announced to Prince Thum and Taxis
that the troops on either side should regard each other
friends.

PARIS, FIIDAT

I have made inquiries to-day with regard to the
announcement of the Conslitutionnel that M. Mon,
now in Paris, had been invited by a telegraphic de-
spatch to take the place of Minister of Finanoe in the
cabinet of Madrid. I find no foundation for this
statement ; bat, on the contrary, a confirmation from
good sources of the news contained in the ordinary
correspondence from Madrid, that M. Seijas Lozano,
late Milister of Publics Works, has beenappointed
Minister of Finance, and that M. Consoles takes his
seat in the cabinet as Minister of Public Works. In
the meantime, it is stated that it is far from impro-
bable that M. Mon may be called later to the head of
the finance department
The Minister of Commerce has prolonged, from
December 31 to the 20th of January, the term for
receiving objects destined for the London exhibition.
M. Cnarles Lampe has been conveyed to Lyons.
The members of the High Court of Justice met on
Wednesday, and elected M. Legagneur their presi-
dent for the judicial year 18501.
The metallic reserve of the Bank of France has
fallen off 11 millions in Baehr, and increased 3 million,
in the country. The discount accommodation has
augmented 11 millions in Paris, and declined 31 mil-
lions in the branch bank., the amount of the foresee
being 54,970,732 Ir., and of the latter 90,197,683 fr.
The protested bills have amounted to 328,219jr. Oa
the side of the liabilities, the notes in circulation have
fallen cff in Paris 21 millions, and increased in the
provinces not quite a million. The soconnt current
of the treasury has increased 21 millions, the present
amount bring 63,688,551 fr. Private accounts current
have increased 71 millions in Paris, and 11 millions in
the departments, the amount of the former being
82,969,741 fr., and of the latter 28,582,334 fr. The
whole amount of the metallic reserve at present is
432 millions, to 4981 millions of notes in circulation.

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Vor Aecount.

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BOGUE —Vt. rseillee (right bank), 14875; ditto (left bank),
147 50; Paris and Orleans, 810; Paris and Blues, 612 50 ;
Amen and Havre. 241 25; Marseilles and Avignon, la 75;
Strasbourg and Bale, 165; Orleans and Vierzno, 356 25;
Boulogne and Amiens, 200 ; Orleans sad Bordeaux, 382 60 ;
North, 462 50 ; Paris and Strasbourg, 343 76 ; Tours and
Nantes, 242 50; Montereaui and Troyes, 00 ; Dieppe sod
F•catap, 175; 81. Germain, 390.

BeRLIN, Dec 6.—Voluntary Loan, 102 j ; New Loin,
Four-and-a-1W per Cents., 974 ; National Debt, 81 ;
Coninsereisl Marion Society's Premium, 118; Bank
Shares, 904.
VIINNA, Dec. 4. Five per Cent. Metalliquee, 94;
Fourand•a-Half per Cents., 821. pink Shirts, 1137.
Isobange on London, 12.27.