The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-04 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAT, 550 r u
The official announcement of the result of the
tion of the 28th took !daceyesterday, at the Dee, ee
Ville, without any disturbance. The separe wa.
copied by a large body of troops: the popukc,e e.d
not muster in any etrength, and, after seining
cleration that Eugene Sue was elected repreet n• • v,
of the people f.r the department of the Seine ecith
cheer for the social end democratic repahLc, thy
peaceably dispersed. Of course the strictest pre-cau•int
were taken beforehand to pre-vent tie eoldi-ra fr •.:
responding to this try. They were übe'i !•
and ailtut. Sae had a majotiey of (-pall ue, • ,
rival, having polled 127,812. More than 7, •
electors abstained.
A remarkable rise has taken place at th.,
in consequence of the firm attitude aonimed hv • ~
majority on the Electoral Reform Heil.
The commission appointed by the MIAs er
Interior to draw up a bill on electoral retorrn to.:
their proceeding upon the 27th article of the c
tution, which declares that the electoral kw e:..
determine the causes which can deprive a viii, t.
Lis right to erect or be el cted. The mas• irson-
.• •
modification of the existing law, to be pr,
the commission, w ill regard the conditi'.n of duino
The President had a conference with the le ad• r.
the majority on the day before the comm'teeion wt.
appointed. Urgency will be demand d for the b.
that is, it will pus at the first readi, g.
The Pair e, alluding to the comniiior-, due:.
with the preparation of amerdments on the e
law, says —" If a e are well informed. the pr iv
clauses which will be introduced into ti.e new e: • -
eel law are relative to poliicid dom:cile, aid the (
ditions which are to authenticate it. Oa I:.e
point, we are assured that two or three year.; re.
deuce will be required for electors. (h the sec
appears that the proof required will be inscr:pt: •
the list for personal or land tax. The two
which will not go beyond the limit or the
tien, will nevertheless reduce tie number of e, • -
by 3,500.000. They will tend t )ve tr. •n. •
electoral body all its para-itical and freal•y thcr.• •
They will cut off from it the fl• atirg end e az,•
population of the towns who have no runt are
and who are a dust always ready to b., r.ie,l'ov -
breath of agitators. They wiil re vor? the o, •
ment of France to her true cilia to these w
attached in a stable manner to her soil wh
fertilise, and to the city which they pe..ple."
The debate of yesterd ,y on the Roman expeel
was smothered in the birth by the m iori•v
Assembly voting the close. M. Fara- d. in •r
battalion of the expeditionary army. made a re::.
able speech, protesting against the vio:eree
which the will of the Roman people had n- e:. •
down. lie maintained that the papal love tr.-
had been restored against the wishes of the v.,. •
jurity of the nation. General Oudinot cocr
this assertion flatly, and dwelt cn the victory • •
French troeps—few and ill furnish, d with ar.
in comparison with their adversaries. Both sre •
were drowned with the c!amours of the opp
ties. It was remarked that General Civoigc.n.
with the Right.
Disturbances of a serious kind have taken p:
Chateau-Renard til.auches-an-Rhocci. Ts e :
dent of ti.e Republic had dissolved the socia:
cipal council. The s nialiets prevented •i e
of the new one, b ariog down the soldiers, Ne-:,)
not act.

The report on the lsw of mayors has ht
seated. 'fne President at present appein'-
mayors and their adjuncts in towns of 6,1111.1 s. •
upwards. The government proposed to
to populations of 3,000. The committee) bare rr
this proposition. M. Bar.:che has declAred
government would stick to its resolution.
Sir David Brewster was present at the lat -
of the National Institute, and was introduced
fellow members. Ile presented a paper
his recent experiments on the diffraction of l'g ••
which comes, as he said, on the same grout,:
L.,rd Brougham'a late disc very. read k Jam are
Destitute. Sir David's paper was listened to
greatest attention ; all the members were
gratified at Peeing him ailing them in person
first time. He has been a member for several

There will be a grand ball at the Hotel
this evening, in honour of the annivers.try
meeting of the Nat:oval Assembly of the 11-pa
The Corsaire says, that as soon as the
1850 has been voted, the Assembly will a 'j
two month. until the Ist of August. _

It appears from the return a the Birk of
that the metallic reserve has slightly increased
the put week, being about 1 of a minion m
Paris, aril about i a million less in the pros
The discount-accommodation has fallen oit s'•
millions in Paris, and increased 11 millions
country ; the amount of the former being :Is,''%'"
and of the latter 66,441,330 fr. The protevisi
have declined about 45,000 fr. in Paris, an
20,000 fr. in the branch banks; the ennotin:
former being 1,061,905 fr., and of the
1,427,746 fr. On the side of the liabiiities 1..
in circulation have increased in Paris about
lions, and in the provinces about } a million.
account-current of the Treasury has fallen d:f
I 2 millions, the present amount being 37.'1
Ipublic accounts-current have decreased shoe: I
in Paris, and increased 21 millions in the
I banks; the amount of the former being 1):1.!,:--
and of the latter 26,492,657 fr. The whole a:::
the metallic reserve at present is 4701 tn.::
14671 millions of notes in circulation.
The Asset:West' Nat/mate says :---- Tester,:,`
ing, before the opening of our offices, a co •,.
inamber of persons presented themselves to -:.: •
Itition for the revision of the constitution
form of universal suffrage which we had :t• n '
1 All day long a considerable crowd of devot,il •
ers of order came to cause themselves to b?
in this league of the public good."
PARIS FUNDS, MAT 3.
CLOSINC PRICES.
- --*

Three per Cents..
Five per Cents.
Bank Shares

SPAIN.

Our accounts from Madrid are of the
Rumours of a new ministerial crisis hid •
in consequence of an excursioa of the K
Pardo; they were, however, destitute •'f I•"
According to the Clamor Publira, the dc
solving the preeont Cortes would shortly .1
the unzette.
?Am..," Aram 27.—Three per Qmt..,
In , Debt without Intenot, 3 13-l.i; Coop.,

BLitt ll's, 114 T 2.—Volutttary bun, 1031; NAt
Bank shares, 93f.
VIANN I. Mai I.—Fin' per Cent. dletAlttque...
Cent. &tie" Ste; Bak Sum' 100.

0----

ITALY,

ROMAN STATES.
ea tbst cardinal Aotoaelli is to be ebargal
"los to the four povrere Which have helped
r Tor and to St. Petervburg.
7". A Rovo of the 24th ult. pebliabee
the day I f the Pro-M.niater of War.
a • ttst al the officers and soldiers who damatia
d?^. daring the Human vrvolutioe,ead

:re
rap al troop at Fresinote, shall now return
„in, wry. ; those who we-e dismissed by
shall he entitled to their psy for the is-
.. hove been out of service, and those who
tor sad obtained their die/charge front the
ten goverement may apply foe readmission
. rsi.l before the Ist of September text.
..J, s deputation arrived from the city of
corgretulate the Pope on his retarm
Grossollini was mie o• t members of this
which was presented to the Pope by
l';rre:ti. It almrwards waited upon Car.

GERMANY.
PRUSSIA.
• 1., Z. drag contains a telegraphic co-
t om Berlin, dated May I, stating on re-
- r.•‘• that a ((ogress of the prirces united
I!.ind will be opened on the Bth inst., at
t.\ i.r3teet egainst this proceeding will, it is
by .lustria, claiming exclusively for
.7 • .-0 eunimmied by that power to Frankfort
• of tte d.tt of the confederation, and
re.: of .lustria to seize again the old
6: reerogntivts granted by the treaties of
to ea:re:to them in the affairs of Germany.
BERLIN, Aran. 30.
• . . ‘u-tea hare agreed to a further pro-
::he Frankfort interim for two months,
• :Ter has refused to transfer the interim
: •he affairs of the confederation within the
. • N.. 1 by the Vienna t•esty of the 30:6
• a congrc-s of plentymentiaries of the
-silents. Prussia has however mad*
.‘ustria with respect to the aff.irs
4 confederation, notwithstanding all
- anertioos to the contrary. She
. to retain the federal eomm•stion as
-trat:re commission in the interest of all
•lr:hir the coneoca•ion of a congress at
'• numhers of the confederation shall be
•
and ga:l r-oper at in proportion to
• • e revision of the confederation for
of establishing a definitive government
•n this c:ngrese the Erfurt union to
. • .4 votes. Austria refuses to consent to
• 7. demands the presidency in the cot-
- . , -he proposes shall be organised similarly
:11tra. diet. Bavaria to said to have
• •.: the prolongation of the interim.
Zeit ring publishes a Bavarian
Nich the government declares that
• May. it cannot recognise any provisional
Germany in which Bavaria is not
.7 the number of votes secured to her by
Poi!). It seems not impossible that
.r assemble at Frankfort, the congress of
• : .3ri.s ttom such states es shall chaos. to
%Lily Prussia will be engaged with a
• • :r r.res at (lotha. discussing, revisirg, and
the Erfurt constitution. The c3ngress of
• • no 1 nger daub ful, though neither of
• journals has as yet mentioned it
• a 7. as a rumour.
• .Vv of commerce, concluded on the lit of
, :•44. between the Zallrerein and Bel-
r:s ou the let cf July next, the minister of
. .s ad :reseed a circular to the several
• • : amerce in the chief commercial towns,
•.• . . • .p.lE:on whether it will be advantageous
• interests of Prussia to permit the
•re. or whether it ought to be renewed.

INDIA MAIL.
.'1 THE PACIFIC-ANTI-CONVICT
EIIENT IN TURK'S ISLAND.

t % runimary in our yesterday's impression
braught by the Tay.
• . packer, Brevern, which left Booth-
. •.t i 1 01.. for Bermuda, Davie, none-
- - :t: es, put into Fayal at 3 p.m. on the
• • it 3 a.m. of tte 16th for St. Thomas,
. • .4-.1 tons of coal.
. ctlved by the Ta are, Chagree, 31st
.7:Legens. 3rd April: Ls Guayra, Btl
.4.ra. 7th April ; Demerara, 4th April ;
April : Gress& 7th April ; Berb.dore,
Antlua, 10 h April ; S. Joie de Cuba,
'lartinigoa, 10th April ; Porto Rico, 11th
•1 nt.mu, 14th April; Fayal, 28th April.
.7 brings 1,007,226 dollars from Casimir, ma
• 7nerchanta ; 2211). plating; 431 b. tidwta.

4) oz. silver.

were 100 passengers on board ; among
• were the Governor of Antigua; the
r of Grenada end his lady ; Mr. Manning.
VAL...C.ImI in Nicaragua, &z., &c.
...rs meats of the Royal Mail Company's stet-
. as follows : —The Grist Western was at
the Medway in the Gulf; the Conway at
ri • the Trent had been off Porto Rico on
- .• Jamaica ; the Eagle was at St. Thomas.
..-•rous Ars cc:urred at Chagres on the 23rd
•• Nearly half the town was burnt, and the
would have been much greater bat for the
• • • :he North Americans. The cause of the
A has not been ascertained.
right of the 20:h of January the shock of
;•• ace was felt at Valparaiso. The following
. -Lazy event, in Chili have been communi-
:-.•• •-•• un respectable authority :
• 7 • : n began with an occurnmse of melanctoly
-• • Lt chsliass. A small veseel oontainiog one or
•' es pusespre, from Talparaiws, Laving sailed
f • the island of Canoe. was aatortaaately wrecked
• • ..1 scattward of Valdivia, and the people with
themielvn on the coast. Part of a tribe of
• • Julius deer:ceded suddenly upon them by the
• • vi 'stand a few ameseezies from Mt Ersaded
' • tar: day or so the natives offered the poor
• ' •• pv p.e m, violvhce, but some kegs of "aquae-
' J .w.weat t.t:y washed on than from the wreck,
•• cited the heeds of them cut, and madly drat k
• *item that two of them tell dowa dead on the
' . ter, when the effects of the liquor bad passed IA
...? UP a two dirt cote psalm', declared in their 'an-
t ••• en •%.: ep.nt r:sestiiiag • wood dem •n had been
• 1 the Chiliams—ievok• dto strike with 'sett' their
•• • —thd, with ¢w hew, infatuation, and fanaticism
• -• • cocceivest, they fel: saddest, upon the Peet .••• ren mist of them through with their
•• •r L4'1.4.. t, relate, they put to death by
• • te t• "Cr, the women, tatting off %hair breasts and
r••••• o.e.atine them. at the same time holding up
•: e r .c the ail on their ware The lament these
w• • ....lee reached the tar of General Bellies, the
6 ‘.
;• ; • e • • he deeps•ched General Crux. the governor
"I" with I,Se q mac to the spot where the
latch‘** ; "••• *reeked, led a proclamation wasim-
I e'ee'l Vt'he egret, tlist s.l the general desired
was • r..• 1,•
• e shoed immediately take ; Itl
amt -r el the Anaemia% thief., or CagiA6l6. In.
disease me tart Cae.que,C,,lipi, himself, the supreme- head
••e item 4.. order tka• • tis•r-

,o•ticet ucdentaadiag of what
&Lag 'AtILLt,!, a emirs/nee againet wish
v.acury ia future eves, and the ringleaders is
' tv•is warden fitinned up to week*. On the
•ItAnd Iffie sawn*, not b+ obeyed es
d VA P.wertal 1,4 the Indians to with-
ussedustely march upon Artuco. As
,y, .het Use CoLitas all a " parlawento,"
r.t'rtt4sk .p, t4sk pleet. sad inwards of 40 chiefs
t' a
Atd 41ipi Mewl( bung beck the
• PV.arec Oa the second, and all tlie other chiefs
• •!.• 4.. et tnnet bin. The supeteaacy which Cell-
• 1./n.14 ev seat hold., tad the degree of awe sad
•I mt• ha iteeitaft nears the lower eatiquee fet-
a sworn, WI the Amu:salsas, i• etareely
the l' west eetimet. thin tatraeg. • el.. ostoevio.nd, sad, it should Been, ewr
•t, Sr. boor 'hotieht by tip** meet nimble all
fetal a hundred sod slaty-Ma tibia-
,' -I.thtiee a's—mte the hied. At the den
Led agreed t, deliver re the
ea/hatted faot. c Vat to all shipwrecked
••• a...with but lit. - ex:whiten wee pined is
• Ny the 4. Chiiesee," and the nspenive partite
• dfttmatioaa.
• re dietarbances arid a partial insurrection
the month of January, in c•Aiiseqestamt
...ho'oe. Riven by the preeident. Many limo
414 a great Number of persona were
'he riwilutiouists were subdued.
' • I.t ost of February there was a serious
"'H+fa of Lima, occaisiorod by the
• If•fvt wore five or hi: piteous killed and
wouided.

, r. 111

' mw, was despstehtd from !'aroma the
I 4s, tlt•'llhtfel tad the city healthy. There