The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-07 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, BATITADAT 8T1311111411.
A grand review took place yesterday et St. Maur.
The President of the Republic left the Rlyeee about
half-past nine, accompanied by the minister of war,
General Chimprnier, and hie adode-cemp, General
On arriving at the fort of Vincennes, the President
muted on horseback, and crossed the wood to the
plea where the review was to be held. The troops
were drawn up in two columns, one of attack and the
other of defence. The President, having the Minister
of War on his left, and General Chugarnier ea his
right, first peeped along the front of the division of
attack, w Wu commanded by General Neumayer,
ham( ender him Generals Jaen, Dela, and Dan
geL The brigade of defines was under the command
of Genesi Courtigee, the Commandant of Vincennes.
The manoeuvres onameeeed immediately after the
President had passed along the line. A variety of
meeseseate of attack and deletes were' rude with
great peshion. At noon, the President went to the
(e! Wok of the Maras to wins= the operation of
a pontoon bridge over the river, which was
lexecuted in less than half an hour. The filing off
afterwards commenced amidst °eke of " Vivo le Pre-
sident I Viva la Republique r At the eenclusioe of
the filing off, the troops, who were in number about
20,000, marched towards the fort of the Faisanderie
where they partook of refreshments. At half-pail
five the President returned to the Elyse*.
During the review yesterday, a smell boat, on
board of which were two ladies Poi a child of from
10 to 12 years ci age, was upset in the river; but the
whole of them were reecad without any other con-
seqs:ce thee a severe fright and a good ducking.
of the aideodoeuip of the President of the
Republic has been to Vanilla to request that the
stands usually erected at the rams may be placed at
his diepogal for the review ci the 10th October on the
Plaine de &tory. This review will be a asslitery
fits to which an loiag worthy of the esrrouaela of
Louie XIV. will be given; fifty-two equalrens Veto
Apia in it ; the forty thouend ass who form the
garrison of Paris and the surrounding towns will be
represented by thole meg brilliant oaken. Ladies
lies to be invited and played in seek a way as to gale,
the wegiiikeet *este& whisk will be awed to
Amer The Manic will wattle hetwees 790 and 800
peewee, *he sal be esesplatiVeheliered.
The journey of M. Retheoloßd to Tana is regarded
with some interest fa the *hag as well as monied,
world. The 'eroded 's, fee =Olin a mow Phil-.
metope lean sre is hot Wawa* eoneated Whin
the policy of the fiardfami gesetement. Inkiest
of the telluenes of Great Makell the ooart of Tonal
seems the ally rale of afikp OS& the Prlotib_
vernmentknowe, int Loeb Minim and• hie stair,
tors are much morovt4tre glare at Lord Pal-
merston than at Bch or Anteuelli.
Th. ag"ce of d'Azsgli% Nigro, and Mr. Aber.
ammo y at Genes, is ascribed to aisaceuvres oonneeted
with the wished-for loan.
There has appeared today a letter in the Useewel
which suet be regarded se an act of submission to the
Mare awarded to that (unti omen in the ppar-,
nil letter of the Archbishop of Paris. Thie ocaorko
tory step wee no doubt ingested from**, winen
M. Valiant seems not to have bad thi might, sew,
am whist the retrograde mood &Pius IX. prissier},
Ins most distinguished prelates of France had Pro-
' amend their adhesion to the archU&op'!eiroolar,
sod the Pope accordingly has counselled M. Venlilet
to thaw is his horns, and since he cannot return the
blow without danger to the 'intermits of the eltaieh,
to kin the ehastiaing rod.

BossAT
The Iliad important feature of the manfesiltir Abe
extreardisary convocation of the Osmatittse: of Per-
manence for to-morrow. The strict money einseved
with rayed to the deliberatiooe of this heir ranee.
to mouse the statements isAdroelitifts se to ihs object
of this special meeting. The great sandal kind
by the military campaign *seise leads obviously
to the condemn dad tie Mialatar of War will be
IRlMlkened bates the committee to be interpellated
spa this widest. I eadiestasd, however, from $
geed soiree, that it it is sot On this point that the
eammittes will pens the government so hard as with
rapid to a fiz=preoch of wagoin a military
manse of great
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