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

FRANCE.

PAW& SATURDAY SUMO.
we have this similes a shoal et private letters
deseribleg the esteems et the President., the Be-
pablie into Cherbourg. Needy all smear la rare-
renting that the remptiaa wes vary cold, not to
my hostile. Bat yea will probably hem esseeats di-
rect tree Cherbourg eta later date than we have
here.

—Two telegraphic despatches ban been this naming
rescind from Cherbourg by the sonneteer. On,
datellyesowdey, 11 deloek, stases that ea all the reed
from Can, the President was received is the most
flattering manner by net crowds, especially at Bret-
terille, Bayeux, Pormigay, Canaan, and Was
The emend despot* dated 8 o'clock tide
states Sat pisberns. 'soft the President bad re-
ceived the =this'll'''. the mayors, and a gnat ember
of Bea& et diadestiee; that he bed putted In re-
view tie satins' guard sad troops of the garden, in
themidstsfa vast crowd (catkins is mid ef his team-
tin mint review) ; that at 3 o'clock le the afteraeoa
be badatteaded a banquet of 700 person, at which be
was resolved with cries of" Vire le President Vive
Napoleon r mid that la reply to his health being
drank, he bad delivered a qeesb which was fond cp-
pleaded. To-day be was to visit the amend and the

Than is some talk of the President of the Re-
public intending to visit Bordeaux, and to stop at the
principal towns tie his way.
M. de Persigny left Paris Let evening for Cher-
boom, to join the President.
Up to the present time, it appear' that forty-four
departments have expressed a wish for the revision
of the constitution, vie., Au, Also., Hassel Alper,
Ardsche, Adage, Aube, Oads, Averse, Calvados,
Charente, Cements leheiemre, Char, Carrese, Ceres,
Cote ear, Creme, Dordogne, Doubt, Drones, Bats,
Oen, Lary, 'admit Loire, Landed, Loir et Cher, Lox,
Maine et Loire. Marne, Maras (baste), Mayenne,
Mearthe, Nord, Oise, Pas de Calsis. Pyrenees (basses),
Pyrenees (hautes), Prone& Orientales, Haute Beene,
Boise Isferieura. Seine et Marie, Seine Loire, D,ux
Hemel, Haute Vienne. Seven departments have re-
jeoted motions toe a revision. viz., Herealt. Mt.
ILoir%Morbihan, Orns, Hut Rhin, Tarn, Vendee.
Bight have not dimmed the question at all, viz.,
Oiher, Hants* A thee, Finistsent, Loire, Beene et Luke,
Somme, Per, and FoegeL The votes of the other de-
partments are not known. Of the batch which have
voted for the revision, the greater park it most be
remembered, have done so subject to the proviso that
it shall be effected constitutionally.
On the Bourse to-day the coupon of the Fives was
detached. At the beginning of the busmen; there was
• slight advance, bat at 2 o'clock a fall took place,
and at the closing there was a decline of 32 c. on the
Fives and 10 c. on the Threes. The indifferent recep-
tion said to have been given to the President at Cher-
boom was a good deal talked of, as was also the affair
of Getters' Harm at London. Bot the priuttipal
cause of the decline was the report that 2,000,000 fr.
ranks belonging to the Savings Bank would shortly
be negotiated. Railways were feeble. Foreign
stock
was firm, bat there were few transaction".

Os da that M. Goizot intends to offer himself am a
candidate for the department of the Ce. derides. is the
evoutut one of the present members resignim, as is ex-
pected. No correct idea can be formed cd his thanes
of swam& M. Goixot is very reserved in expressiog
Ibis opinions on political affairs; and it is remarked in
lofitical circles that no Goo can my posi-
tively whether he is in favour of the re-
storation of legitimate monerehy with a emsetitatioa,
or of seeing the Orleans family identify themselves
with the revolution, as William of Orange did with
the revolution of England. The latter, however, is
considered the more probable of the two. That, at all
events, M. °okra boa no very great faith in M. Louis
Bonaparte is quite certain ; indeed be only looks upon
him se a temporary pia-alkr. Bat whop this may
arise is some degree from his old-standing hostility
to M. Mitre, who,aBpeneent, sad he the preset, ut
Inc iced to support the Presideut.
It ia asnerted that the mestesterprising portioned the
Orloanist party really entertains a rather series' inten-
tion of bringing forward the Prince de Zeiaville as a
candidate at the next presidential election. It is also
asserted that Girard* of the Pram, kw made a
formal offer to tae Prince to bring forward tie ems&
dateship at ones in that jenniaL M. de Geordie. it
will be remembered, some time ego peptised the
Prince as the next president.
The Awned de Dram of the 6th says:
• simple au tosahMg ellf•MISIIN teak Oise ea the NA
alt. A the chapel et the dews era Dees: ea the eoeseicat of
As death et the hied Levis Paillpee. Waft the revels-
Asa Itstontery the have bees se senises is the &mad,
sad, fa ehedisaes te the eeesedelin at the eitaathee, the
despleies essiteoll theateelves se esplng a low mss. Al.
=stir tatmeen wee hugs nom% • peat somber.(
Mums teemspasmsaodf sad SW the
religiose elides. _

Sams ITsins.rep.

It is positively stast is the beii:faiTre;ci POlhies'
circles, that a abuse or extensive modilleetioe of the '
minis ry, oe the President's return from Chestiest's
bee been resolved on; and It im to advise with Lee&
Napoleon thaws that M. de Palm has gams*
that seaport.
I noticed yesterday that the telessephie deenetteh
ant up from Cherbourg did cot state bow the Pm.
eldest of the Republished been softies& at the Teem.
The dispatch, hoarser, published in the .Ifmtifor
sad ether journal, sem teat be was greeted "with
the heartiest eirelsmationer nese words have evi-
dently. bate leented epees ease: and this Walpole-
, tea vat a omelet idee. of the credit whit& le to be
1 erlaehed to the lathed ma of telegraphic isepatchre 1
stemmeasioated ly the somminigat.
tined Chtairnaire year/day oinked Osatit *colt
at his rmalorinate sad weed the day with him.
Ws amawoke. * set Iv la sat rimed without remark is
polities'
The usual el ON litine-obllseae bas
adapteda *Mica exposing a wish that the re
name of Louis Philippe shall lie breesght le !/sere.
It is mid that immediately at hiserieg of the death
of tee e:-King, the Peedeleat of the Repoli% wrote to
the ex-tisee n *film Prime garbs trießewhiereardse
to be beoepht to Preseelse intementrat Dosemaelee
be atesearianied by hie eme, bates esailitea Sat Ile
latter eit mid leave Prams the emeeirandeg. This
offer. it. is added, was &Biwa by the Orleans family.
M. Veda, ea emiseat member of toe ()timid
piety, sad a reprometaties of the poo hat written
to a level journal to say that be hes ate a legiti-
mist. IL Tula, it may be remeabored, mule a en,
reesesksble speech quiet the Enteral Reform Bill,
aid wee very rudely amsered—almeet " rue—by the
bonnets sad minority ia meatquesee. We public
edhostou to their tame has mused peat joy among the
legitimists.
IL de • has writtea a Wee to the
editor of the to my that it is ant true that Ike
wee badly by the Count tit Chamber& oit
Iffiestisha, or diet he requested the prime to Meow
rho
I'm elpeNey :std eeelftity of the.
legitimined, fg
tho AMeaft. _ He AM it ma lot be, bat
ethers, who 'peke el el the party taking
a seer and awe lei hrpoink lie dabs= 1
that the bgiliaffe igill give peed *at they have
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