The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

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The sepias' of MM. P PAaulson and: mad
is eonsidered as a pont him to the oareivo system
of e peammeet, and a highly important assifer-
tatithon of public opinion.
Gowan has besa retanked foe the department of
the Bse-Rbin. He is 'hid to have obtsuisd 48,000
Man

-IChas been settled amens all Auks et the oppo-
sition that all electors of their party are to abstaia
from taking any share la the partial elections which
occur before the dissolution oil the amembly is 1634.
Hellos M. Wake, the member he the degeetenest
da Nord, who has jest resigned his seat, will be
replaced by a supporter of the majority.
the committee ea the Wallet Bill, heard yes-
terday the ministers of "eases, ulterior, and justice.
The minis'ers renewed the declarations which they
made whoa tits bill wss diseased is the hammy
and defended with energy the principal sad enb.l
math a the law ; but lett to the judgment
el the committee to date:raise the form is which'
the meeting of the Assembly will be beet esasiliated.
This saasentanasat is ssaii-allkaal, and implies that
ministers have made coseessioes in order to produce
concert le the committee. The reporter is expeettd
to be appeiated to-day. The ministers declared afresh
Um imagism of the goverment to mike a cabinet
gesetioa of the bill.
The Presideat of the Assembly gave, yesterday, •
great dieter to the coloaele of the national guard,
tile mayors, and notables of the city.
On Weelseeday the Prefect of the Stine presided at
a meeting of the mayor*, to set oa foot the revision of
the electoral lists.

Deepatches which arrived from England yesterday
promise a speedy termination to the dispute on the
Greek goestioa.
Today the assembly will take in hand the bill for
granting governmental powers to the councils general
of the departments in case of an insurrection break-
ing out at Paris.
A letter from Loudon, which appears in the Uni-
vers, base:cited some attention to-day. This com-
munication reveals the obstacles which impede the
complete reconcilition of the two Bourbon branches.
It says that Louis Philippe and all his family reser
wise the superior claims of the Comte de Chambord,
but that the Diu:bees of Orleans will not resign the
hopes with which she is fed by the pity of Wilco
Barrot sad a section of the Orleasirs, headed by De
Mornay. Mole, Do Broglie, Guizot, Duohatel, De
Salvaudy, Dumont, Montetelle, Soult de Dalmatia,
are raid to be at complete variant* with thole who
advocate the part of the Duchess, and who are repro-
seated in the press by the Juurnal des Debate. The
cry of this latter party is a ooseervative republic, at
leant until the majority of the Comte de Paris.
The sitting of the Assembly broke op today at
half-past three. There was no debate, nor any buei-
ness of the least importance. In the Assembly yes-
terday there circulated n ports concerning a sort of
pilgrimage to the abode of theex-kirgatSaeonses.
M. Guisot set oat last night. M. de Broglie is to
follow on S anrday. The object of these visits is said
to be the confidential communication of the political

testament of the dying.
According to the returns just published, for the past
week, the metallic reserve of the Bank of France hes
increased half a million in Paris, and fallen off about
60,000 fr. in the country. The disooant accommoda-
tion has augmented in Paris about 120,000 fr., and
fallen off in the country nearly two millions, the
amount of the former being 35,618,798 fr., and of the
latter 64,066,056 fr. The protested bills have de-
clined about 114,000 fr. in Paris, and about 45,000 fr.
in the country, the amount of the former being
702,475 fr., and of the latter 1,310,767 fr. On the
side of the liabilities, the notes in circulation have
declined in Paris about 300,0001 r., and in the depart-
meant about 200,000 fr. The account-current of the
treasury has increased nearly seven million', the
amount being 80,888,8861 i. Private accounts-cur-
rent in Paris time fallen off about 9 millions, and in-
creased in the provinces nearly three quarters of a
million, the amount of the former being 79,844,159 fr.
and of the latter 30,119,981 fr. The whole amount
of the metallic reserve is at present 4731 millions to
490 millions of notes in eiren'ation.