The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-11 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PAD A. TUESDAY
The following telersphis daspa,tch has boss n-
*deed to-day soasseates the Peden:. jean, :
St. La, lan. 9. As Mawr.
T !studded af the Ilepeldie hod mow et Ls =Marin
or Vii. Napoleon 1 Tale mendso& ea lb epessepedreat
Oherbsass, Iheasised geoid sad ille pepulailea Weds lowa
amowded ea hi weep, sad oalitici Ids with Mee s titer
lead dais aspeated, of Vies Nicoolose !" " Viro le ra-
dioed I" At Valerie, at Catalleme which he_ pared
dwelt* he the settead doe, tho otlestleo of the is babiteato
wen owe rem socked than sa hie diet visit. At It. 4o
'he woo rewavid with the ammo euthadeaa. He
atowlisd so heresieek at the rite of tide town, sod
pawed la review eke 'whoa sad the maternal *suds of the
capitol of the dopeetionat and of the rural cossaaaes, which
limited la great samba" to sheet him. Empalme upon
• oemage vamaireas sad amplified', weilaatations bunt
foe&

Serious riots have occurred in the Dr6me. On the
4th instant, at Clionselet, In the (Aston of Loriol,
and department of the Dr6me, the generate was
beaten for the rams of some primers. A mob
matched one from the gendarmerie at Mirmande, and
several emassuaes seemed disposed to favour an in-
eurec4iosal movement. Telegraphic despatches from
Valesee, of yesterday evening, announce that the in-
sum% were dispirited at the approach of the troops.
It is added that the disarmament of the five neigh-
henries commune of the department of the Ardeche
will be effected without difficulty.
The yeefeeture of police has terminated a severe
investigation into all the societies which, during the
last year, have been formed for working the mines of
California. Some of them are honourable; bat there
is more than ono which is a veritable trap, a hundred
than worse than the famous onnmandites which the
•
tribes& had to punish in 1836 and 1838. Many of '
the directors of thaw companies are, in fact, according
to the police report, Members d'induatrie, or insolvents,
who have pared, with arms and baggage, from the
unprofitable field of politics to the advantageous do-
main of Californian speculation. The government
will soon publish in the Mottlina an article which
will unveil many intrigues, and place a great many
honest people on their guard against these dangerous
enterprises. It will be a little late, but better late than

—Tie Minister of Jostles has authorised M. Chord:
and the emends of the duel in which M. Dupont fell
to be transferred to places they indicated. M. ,volit
is accordingly to be placed la a maim de anal at
Paris ; M. Limoges, in the barraake of the gendarmerie
at Niglio; M. Reiland, In the hospital of Ribero° ;
M. Parrot, in that of Braided(; and M. Marc Qoey-
roy in that of Perigussz. The four moor& are at
present only under prosecution.
In comedic& with the affair of M. Wordier, M.
Miot sad some other persons published a violent
attack oo the ocanoil-general, and denounced it for
"sanctioning acts of violence and brutality which re-
volt sentiments of humanity.* In consequence of
this, the council-general ordered the matter to be
referred to the precursor of the repoblic, sad that
functionary at once canoed all the printed papers to
, be educed.

--The Prins sad Princess of Capes left Marseilles
on Friday for England. It is said that the object of
the brother of the Xing of Naples in making this
journey is to ask Lord Palmerston to attempt to effect
a reconciliation between him and the King. The
primers is said to bed ossd to make all
merilloss that can be sim&l of her ; anti
Prism of Carta will before all demand that the legi-
dungy of his (Andres shell be cesognived.
The pretest of the Bemberds-Illione has informed
the Ueda el Marmillestliat the quarantine in the ports
at Tammy ea arrivals from the south of Frame and
Conies has bees reduced to three days only.
The coandle-graeral of the Loiret, Vasolnim
Bisone-et-Lobw, sad Ps -de-Dome have voted for the
milks of the imastitatim.

Two deeds= for a captain and sab-liestanant of
the lea seeigmay of the 10th legion et the national
gawk Usk pleas yesterday. There were 162 votes
fa the lot, and 78 for the mond. The two mode.
rate astadiates foe the captaincy had 84 and 39, and
the midis' candidate only 28. For the sub-
lisodomanny there were only two candidatse. The
atedosate andidate had 67 votes, and the socialist
eandliiis way 11.
A tits

eased ffie Rolland, was

lainOlis7l ea the 10th at 'Teaks, in presence of an
Wailes@ moms, of spectators.. The naval autho-
rities were present, and the usual benediction was
given to the vessel by the Abbe rub', chaplain to the
naval hospitaL
A dnaathl ere broke out a few days Apes in the
eorantuas N Burnhaapt le Haut, Iles 'thine which
eoesetnod nearly 100 bosses, with the whole of the
coperty they onatained
rood e4eaerstaseee, iat who r
They beloaged to