The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-27 00:00:00

moresay SOM. and to eV Odder of the pell-mell of pont!.
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sal awiltieff ply all. Ili. llonplessis &lam,
Bardaplwalrlidantre. Inc; ids' tit, pined hen and
thin koseitythe piikisl.' Ito which was of a long
nal lonsonrea WM tem to en ago/ on the ground:
low of IMP betel.' AO the
_, !Mem entered h.
root ; veal rase.' He %Mt rend of the table; on
incase *noddle be' slime, width he filled, aid
Wino damp aid vibrating Woe, said, " Gendentim, I give
you o limn aTo home--b'y dear settatrp." I and not
tell you with whet *alkalised it was nosived. It Mae
from *the heart, sad all ear karts neposded to It ; as our
Food and roirotted Jeroseede Fiitames said, " In spite of
ill, Frani is always groat Frans "—sae has ante oat, and
elle" will nom -on -mgairr, tram elms tontentary /Mines
whisk ohne bet rare itithents nottimidskinit them. Thh
my "Ts Frame 1- lon imosided--every bream we.
bear's', eveneye to Moistened. By degrees silence
I was restored, when one of as demanded permission to
re to the toast, wad you mar emily divine whom
koal' was rives. Our hearts palpitated to our yokes,
and all oar asom wen toteoded *wards hiss ; the Nino, was
deeply sleeted sod we all felt the same kmodon. Ile ad-
dressed some kind aid isordMl words to his pests cad then
retina, and the eampany soon after the 'sunny broke op.
The bran ovehmesurbo wen present seek took away whit
his the elan is ',Me he had drank to the health of the
prime. The loped that Providence and France would one
day allow them to drink to the health of the Count de Cham-
bord in the osentry of his maestros, and they, therefore, de.
sired to provide themselves with their glares.

The same journal adds, ender date of 10 o'clock,
Saturday moraiog :
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We have jest HO; one of the delegates of the deputation
of the workmen who arrived In Paris from Wiesbaden
during tie day. He COOKTOIO all the details
which we have given above. The three delegates of
the Parieiaa pope don deed on by that deputation to
be received in a pleats audience by Henry of France
were U. Petit, a pasteboard box maker, M. Mathias, •
saddler, and ht. Stitt, an employe. The three delegates
had a loareesursesios with the Count de Chambord on the
situation of the working elasses, and the Prince himself
treated the quaker in a manner that showed be bad deeply
studied. He spoke with the greatest emotion of the women
and young is whip were *epees& by their Ulmer) to tell
into snares laid for Una, and pointed out institutions which
might be established for their assistance. He tutored with
vest (thin late the situation of the workmen who were
prevented from swains their bread honestly from want of
employment. He also spoke of the meats which might be
adopted to give employment to liberated oonviets, sod to
toeing them back to the paths of honesty. lie left the three
delegates deeply impreesed with gratitude for the solicitude
evinced towards the working-classes. We asked U. Sala%
one of the three delegates, whether, according to the
version of the &Mo, there wu any one present at their
interview with the Prince, and he replied to the negative.
Ice all the private &odious., the Count de Chambord nu
slays alone.
It appears, from an official return, that the cost of
building and fitting out a French ship-of-the-line, of
three decks, and carrying from 110 to 120 guns, is
3,000,000 k. • one of 100 guns, 2,800,000 fr.; and one
of 90 guns, 2,500,000 fr.
The following was the state of the French navy,
according to the official returns, on Ist June last:
24 ships of-the-line afloat and 21 in the dockyard. These
latter represent the fcrce of 16 suipvef the-line at 22.24 of
advancement, and 4 at 14-24 ; 38 frigates sfi at and 13 in
the dockyard, representutg 10 at 2224 and 6 at 14.24 ; 36
corvettes; 30 afloat and 6 in the dockyard; 61 brigs, 44
afloat and 6 in the dockyard; 38 transports, 15 of 800 tons,
12 of 500 tone, and it under 500 tons; 50 light wrestle of
various tonnage, In all 277. Is mixed units there are: 1
ship of-the-line of 100 guns, and 2 of 90 in tae dockyard;
1 third-rate frigate abet, 2 corvettes' used sa advice boa's,
and 1 small vessel, the Pingoitia, of 30 horse-power. The
steam navy is composed of 1 vessel of 960 horse-power and 21
frigates ; 5 corvettes of the first class' 2 Ants and 6 in the
dockward ; 21 corvettes of Ste god ciss, 20 Wag afloat and
1 is the dockyard ; 34 advice-boats of the let clam afloat ; 23
advice-boat, th. 2od clue, 19 afloat and 4 in the dockyard;
2 iron boats of 30 hone-power and 1 of 20 horse-power,
appropriated to the local service of Senegal; ia all 111 steam
vessels.