The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-18 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY Bvsotoo.
A report was spread to-day at the Bourse that an
army of observation of 40,000 men was to be formed
upon the east frontier.
The report of the command of the umy of observa-
tion on the Rhine having been offered to Changarnier,
and refused by him, which has been circulated to-day,
deserves no credit. _ .

At tielissiance of M. Baroche, who presented him-
self yesterday before the committee of initiation in
his sweet and most conciliatory mood, the wanton
have agreed to suspend their motion for providing
the Assembly with an independent commissioner of
policy forfora week.
The sews of the accident on board the Valmy is
coaflrsed. On the fith, that is four days before the
Kaaren reached Brest, at five in the morning, a
loud explosion was heard, followed by cries of pain.
Drums were beaten and signals of distress fired. It
wee supposed the powder magazine had might fire.
AU lights were put out ; utter darkness prevailed,
and in the midst of the thick smoke all hands turned
to get the fire under. Between decks were heard
the groans of the wounded, some of whom lay method
under the g on-carriages, which bad been tam ham their
places by the shock. Twenty sailors, scarcely meg-
sisals, were extricated from the raise, of whom 10
died immediately, and there is little hope of roam
ing any of the rest. The incident occurred about 10
leagues to the north of the Ile de Bea, the squadron
then sailing in line of battle. The Valmy bad mos-
sloe to make a night signal, which is managed by
means of a rocket. The gunner appointed to prepare
thee. fireworks had had the imprudence, ao death
with the object of speeding his work, to keep a sheet
of powder and other firework materiels in the
sable of the orlop deck oa the larboard bow,
where be had not only stowed a chest of rockets,
but two other copper; chests filled with mason ear-
Wages—ell which was clean against the rules of the
meths e! whish
Aloe ineforinbag s li;dater :darn to be kept
tared tM . oetkot the
followed y
from
some
mast
lave fallen. The cheats exploded; both the met
gm killed oa the spot, se well es the carpenter sad
dirk la the Next cabin; five woad gnaws, simples
elmgaide in the deck, shared the sense fate; a maw
Men Wier was killed by the jump of a gsn-earriege,
Whisk leeks his dull, and Ahem others were dna&
kik towelled. After great emetics, at the pump
ny
VW &aim gat maw. The Vei,
Ihesisemst alms of her desk., milantiwiati=
Beset 1111 Ile eat of the sesadros, whisk bated
liellueme high, in memory of the vliAlms.
' The ptseYrliwiwl states that a formlblia risinngg
Olio &O&M Axed for the 11th, has him Mated
kg ***Saw of the government.
the Osman professor, who was immured
bipeds* for the share which he took n the Bad
has seleged from hie prison, sadjut
gamed through limb se. his way to Lcadca.
At Rain swamis' the imonfactirwe ham boa
impaled te pee their leads spa half week is cow
eagmese et a meat of Were.
at the Agrommioal Indite,
who had best charged by the
of Agrienitan to mauls, the boat mesa, ef
destieyiag the inmost whisk remise whisk has skins
WOW sweat= whisk, by applyisg eadeie
Wood el butt (him 66 to 60 digress) to the wily
puma it le a sound state Sx bseed, whilst it do-

otottleos, sad _
4 o'clock. ths Pismo wars at 92.83.

_
Soirees Immo.
The report gives is my ktier a: yesterday respect.
log the formation of s large gramma is confirmed
by the Moniker, which eontaiss a degree Bailing
nuder arms 40,000 men Waning to the clam of 1848.
The Oesstitetioiewil says that the belief which pre-
vailed yesterday that an army of 40,000 men was to
be sent to the Rhine is a mistake. The military divi-
sion of Strasbourg is to be increased by four
regiments, as was stated in a previous letter.
But goverameet limits for the present its
aware@ as regards the Rhine -frostier to
this increase. The same semi-ofilcial organ adds that
the immediate calling under arms of the conscripts of
1849, leanly an anticipation of what must inevitably
have taken place amain to rule in the coming
spring. At the same time it says, " All Germany is
in arras ; it is therefore necessary for Preece to com-
plete her effective military fares."
The decree is salved by the Minister of War is
these terms :
IL Is Preeident,—ln promos of the political meets
',high agitate Gentasy, sad allbougb the goverment is
firmly derided, as pm Romp awesome, se proem the
strictest seanslity se lees as no fewest. of Freon sad the
egg nteisus of imp May en he mapromised, it is bat a
praises pee dun 111111Mik dm territorial divisions et
the aeon sad dee eset a saleinat amber of troops to be
orepered far all evemmlitine. have therefore the honor
to saber& no your
sepprebation a_prodest elf dorms which
shall ell We sego swiss 40,100 the .70,100 7011411
seinen Miff dleposable of the seeder* of elision et 1849.
Thee rim; endive will be stashes pelsoissliy to the
regiments of lafastry plaited is the division above isdieated
to raise their effective tor 2,600 mmt. sod sabeidlerily, mord-
ing to amessity, to the other expo of dm seas sr.. As to
the weir, , its effective twin la pawed saisiest, sad par-
siselety is the divisions of the earth sad the east, where
the amber of regiments is sollosany pees, it will rev Pre
bat a very small number of the men celled bite servise. The
espouse mention from this increase in the elective will
mein the presentation of a peeled of law, which shall
shortly be submitted to year appcobstica, sad afterwards
brought Wore the Nathan Antembly.
The Makes, of War,
Da acumen.

A decree of the President of the Republic follows
this report, ordering the 40,000 soldiers to be called
into active service.
The undid between the Assembly and the govern-
ment relative to M. Too, special oommissary of po-
lice, seems in process of arrangement. I understand
that the confereeoss between the committee and M.
Baroehe, have led to the following reciprocal cower
micas: the government on one hand acknowledges that
the Assembly, invested with the right of providing
' for its owe safety, and being authorised by the con-
stitution to dispose of a part of the army for this pur-
pose, is not bound to enhordinate the precautions taken
to virtue of this right to the prefect of polies. On the
other hand, it is certain that the polioe-oeloer of the
Assembly, although appointed by this body, needs, in
order to exercise his functions the investiture of the
government. These two points settled, the committee
infer that the prefect of police, himself placed under
dependent* on the Minister of the Interior, whose
responsibility is direct, has no title whatever to con-
firm the appointment of the Assembly's policeman,
but that this function belongs essentially to the Mi-
nister of the Interior. The minister being responsi-
ble for all the acts of the administratios, such rela-
tioas between the Assembly sad the government lie
in the natural course of things. The solution of the
conflict is therefore thought to Ile in this settlement
of the mode of appointment agd. investiture of the
°Sc.r in question.
By a decree in the Ifoniteur, General Dumas, the
head of the department of Algeria in the ministry of
war, is appointed commissary to the National Assem-
bly for the discussion of the project of law on the
commerce of Algeria.
Gee. Grammont has presented a project of law on
the national guard, according to which the swim
will be undertaken by voluntary engagement.
The Five per Cents. were done yesterday evening,
at the Passage de l'Oper% from Nth to 93. To-day
(Sunday) they opened at 9214, rose to 93.10, and at
2 o'clock were firm at 93. Very little baseness was
dote. The Centime are not dipcsed to engage in any
affairs before the Boone of to-morrow.

* of *alibied deputies have Wan renspenal to
entertain as many as 60 soldiers and sa
bolos, as a punishment. ordinary
`o a family.
following, regarding which we
observe, that it is eta; oeoosnee "The
oneedso to the Prussian oabinet the
of tho old 000 federation, but
is to bo tho segos of that body

to Hanover imme-
ofint% the pest baring been
vacant sines the differenees between Hanover and
Pretoria on the qesetion of the Union.
Radowits is casing to England.
The vessel Hefts, captured by the troops under
the Duke of Bsze-Coborg, bee been brought into Tra-
nsits& ander Prussian colours.

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Banino, Nov. 10.—Taiantary Loss, 100 ; Naw Lean,
Pow and rag( par 0e5t0.,961; Nat West Debt, 791; Cow
natocial Marla, Boestp's Pramisat, 119 ; Beak littatae. 87
Thank, Noy. 18 hos par Coat. Metallkato, 93;
rout•and.a-Ball pee Coate., 81/. Beak !Skarn, 1168.

ITALY.

NAPLES, Noy. 10.

The American squadron has arrived at Naples,
and remains for the winter. It is reported that a
note bas been addressed from the Piedenonteee to the
Neapolitan gummed, claiming the Neapolitan
share of the debt due to Autria in indemnification
of the late war.
ROMAN STATES.
Our fadeless from Rome are to the 19th. M. de Mon-
lambert, who bad arrived some days previously,
MI been nominated by the Pops commander of
the Order Piano of the first class, and the Roman
municipality had enrolled him amongsta its citizens,
and presented him with a gold medal. On the latter
oceasioa M.& Mastalembert addressed to Priem Odes-
alai, the president of the municipal commission, a
latter, in which be ea, s "Is conferring an me this
distinction you bate desired to declare your intention
to recompense the efforts I have made at the tribune
of the Legislative Assembly of my country to lead to.
and users the reostablishment of, the pontifical
authority at Rome. This is due to others
rather than to me. It is to the prudent
weever's., of M. de Falk= and his colleagues in
the ministry; it is to M. Thins, whose eloquent and
ourageoss report bas done so meth to clear up the
question'; it is to tie majority, energetically resolved,
of the Assembly; it is to the President of the Re-
public, the faithful and lop/interpreter of the wishes
of the country ; it is, in a word, to the union of the
great party of order is Frames that Rome owes the
pleasure of again seeing its sovereign in the fall pos-
session of liberty and authority."
Au attempt to get up a demonstration against M.
Montelembert was made, a group of persona having
assembled near his residence for that purpose ; but at
the moment of carrying out their design the police
Mirrored, and pretested it.
Prince Orsini is appointed Minister of War in the
place of Baron Kalbamattee, resigned.

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strays tire hoe& Wean 60 to-.loq4actokhkeypay be- op or ma nosrar ua
puss& through,theoptairatte, pair day. seUove sad entertain as i
Ste beds opened at the pours to.daj xi* much *Seer in bis boles, as
denser sad the 'pressers et demands puled the number Wog three to a
Fires up Io 91.60. .•Bat toVrds*,l o'clock the news The Fiala has the fol
speed ilea erelerelii been peat ler Ike on of would seemly observe, th
an artily of observation of 40,010 D *en err the iimat cent of Viesna conceder
hastier. I4i conergesess of this latent, securities fill non-reopinition &dere i
rapidly. and thaletvaa alma at 92.113, with ll fill atillrha Frankfort Ust i
30 centimes on yesterday. T 66 Times dardierd 16 eifecto.”
centimes, sad clawed at 6.76. Aar the Bennis, at Count No tic' is