ton of their presses. Many of the printers immediately informed the editors of the innr- naIs that, so far from complying with this or uer' they were ready to sacrifice their inter ests, and to resist as long as resistance should be in their power.

 -IhIs morning, all the reading rooms were crowded-the cOncOurse was greatest in the "icin!ty Ot the Exchange. At 1 o'clock the anticipated fall in the funds at the opening of me operations, became subject of specula- ton general expectation, however, was de- celved; because the rates at first fell only two francs. This kind of circumspection is attrib- uted to the stock dealers. It is supposed that more decided fall would have required a more serious compromise. For the purpose Of maintaining the rentes. they postponed, as much as tn their power, the orders for sales. They were apprehensive that the panic might lead to more fearful and calamitOus denre- citation. Their manOuvres, nevertheless, could 5. not prevent their falling to 50 francs 50 cent imes, which makes nearly francs diminution -the per cents to 1OI-5O; the ducat to 84- 10. The quotation of rentes but feebly rep resents the indignation and anger which this manifest violation of laws and constitutional order has created.

 The COnstitutionnel, the National, the Cou- rier Francois, the Temps, the Globe. the Jour-

 

 ro, Nc. have decided to appear without au- thOrization. It is said that the Journal of De- bats is the only journal that has refused to unite :n this measure.

 The deputies, at present in Paris, will meet this evening, at the house of M. Alex. Della horde, and great part of the editors in the office of the National.

 The constitution, most solemnly sworn to by our Kings, is by the royal will suspended. It no longer exists, except tn the hearts of good citizens. The sensations this coup q d'etat has produced upon us, indicates sufficiently what will be produced throughout all France when this unforeseen calamity shall have spread consternation in the departments, the cities, and the villages, even where yesterday they still confded in that which is kept the most sacred among men. in the promises sol emnly made to the nation and before heaven -'' The country, the only thing eternal upon earth"