The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-24 00:00:00

M. Uhavoix, the member of the Mountain who has
shot in a duel, at Perigoeux, M. Dupont, formerly a
member of the Constituent Assembly. and editor of a
moderate piper, entitled the Echo de Yvonne, has been
arrested and imprisoned. His red constituents made
an attempt to rescue him, but were repulsed.
The Muniterm contains a decree appointing M.
Rouber to discharge the functions of minister of
finance ad interim during the absence of M. Fould.
Sixty Belgian workmen were sent out of Paris
yesterday by M. Carlier, escorted by gendarmes, to
gain the 11. lgian frontier. There is no country where
Frenchmen enjoy so much liberty as in Belgium.
You are already aware that the extreme Left of
the Assembly has split up into two fractions, which
are entitled the " Parlementaires" and the " Revo-
lutionairts." The parlementaires have corstitnted
themselves anew in the following manner: President,
M. Jolly; vice-preeidents, M.M. Mathieu (de la
))rime) and Schcelcher ; secretaries, MM. Testelin,
Bertholon, and Cassel. The parlementaires have also
apvinted a permanent commission to watch the pro-
ceedings of the Elysee and the ministers of M. Louis
Bonaparte. This commission is composed of twelve
members, viz., MM. Savoye. Auguste, Mw, Breyman,
Ennt ry, Gerard, Charms, Gillaud, Henri quip, Del-
becque, Emile Peen, and Esquiros. Five members
are charged with drawing up the reports, viz., MM.
Eugene Sae, Edgar Quinet, Charms, Bac, and
Hennegnin.
M. Damsel, the moderat• candidate, has been re-
turned by a majority of W;:3 to 335 to the morel'.
general of the Dordogne, for the canton of St. Pierre
de Cnignac.
The Nepaulese ambassador and his suite of twelve
persons, accompanied by Captain Fanshaw, their in-
terpreter, yesterday visited the galleries and museum
of the Louvre. What appeared to please them most
was the gallery containing Ceinese designs arid
utensils. They asked ninny questions. Their gor-
geous elate-nes, pearl., and diamonds produced a pic-
ture, que *fleet in the galleries. M. ee Nieuwerkerke,
tie director of the Louvre; M. de Vie lcastel, t:-e secre-
tary; and other officer., accompanied them. The
artists who were at work in the galleries suspended
their lahmrs to take a glance at the visitors. On
leaving, the ambassador and his suite heartily thanked
the cfficiiels and artists for.tbeir flattering reee,,tion.
In the Hotel Sire', they lodge in apartments entirely
separated from the rest of the hotel. They communi-
cate with no one, and keep their curtains constantly
closed. As their religion requires them to kill their
own meat, the prefect of police, on the rtq-est of the
English embassy, has contented to allow animals
to be slaughtered in the hotel.

M. Altaroche has been nominated, by the Minister
of the litter.or, director of the Odeon Theatre, in place
of M. Bocsge.
The metallic reserve of the Bank of Fran:m has in-
armed about 3 millions in Paris and nearly 1 million in
the departments. The cU.,,,.unt acc,mrnodation Las
augmented in Paris about 2 millions, and declined in
the prowite,s 1 # millio^s ; the amount of the former
being 49,751,471 fr., and of the latter 74,662,443 fr.
The protested bills in Paris are gradually appr..aehing
zero, as the amount this week is only 114,07 dr., being
a decline of about 30,000 fr.; in the provinces there has
a'so bees a diminution of 200,009 fr., the present
amount bring 1,161,410 fr. On the bide of the liabili-
ties, the amount of notes in circulation has reclined in
Paris 1i million.. whilst it remains almost the same
in the branch-banks; the amount of the former being
423,329,6001 r., and of the later, 72,363,500 fr. The
account current of the treasury has increased 5 mil-
lions, the amount now being 65,543,060 fr. Private
accounts-current in Paris have declined 3 millions,
whilst those in the provinces remain almost unaltered,
the amount of the former being 64,256,667 fr., and of
the latter, 23,814,8:59(r. The whole amount of the
metallic reserve is at present 432 millions to 503 mil-
lions of notes in circulation.

Scarcely any business at all was done at the Bourse.
The bears sought to propagate rumours of an unfa-
vourable kind about the President's tour ; which
were, however, ineffectual in producing a fall. The
Fives and Threes closed at an improvement of 101
upon yesterday.

BOURSE.