The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY

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MS. Ames, the lint its or els persons who spoke to se
sesseraing ft were three esomvativie, oho have usually
Era omelet el the ssio/aary sod they ell ef then said
woe ,stead et the moth of the divides, one of them
did ho biped the selabter who could have coo-
se magnet a dens wadi be speedily wasted front
cam • sere sapepoler 111•111111“ this the house tax
would hew boos weld seaway have beta coseeived.

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fiat ea the Nan tax W lieseghe Se liee by amide Mir
pagle. ea* this tamale". It mewl ,dly =ale
mem, mid was geemelly rosebud 'nth
The lashimate er lame ate is the pew
Feud Magee to the bow Ise. dm geplesedlloh
eel this the Mlle *eke oh the et Ole peelseler
but et the budget -The rowan Is emerrient asked,
" Will the Waists" go eat ?"

NOTTINGHAM, FRIDAY. Considerable anxiety
pervaded the political ci►cles la this tows during the fors-
aken' et' to-day respecting the result of the &TWO. The
morninggape s did mot arrive until three hours after the
sisal period of their delivery. A telegraphic despatch,
however, Mating the aumben of the &Meson, wee received
in the forenoon. The result has caused elmoat general
eatiefaetioa.

OXFORD, FAIDAT.—The news of ministers being
defeated by a majority of 19 reached this city at half-
peat eight o'clock this morning (Friday). The intent-
!Masw welcomed by all dames of the inhabitants.
doubling the house as and placing It on helms of 101.
• year, would have been very severely felt by a large number
of occupicre, including college servants, clerics, mechanics,
Ike. It would also bars had the effect of disfranchising
voters who pay just la a year, and of which there are •
great many in Oxford.

ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION, Dec. 17.
Ministerialists present
Opposition present 306
Tellers
Speaker r 1
Chairman of Connaittao
Pain
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Ministerialists absent 4
Opposition absent
Buis vacant—
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Sudbury
Kaartoborough
Carlow

FRANCE.

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PARIS, FiIDLT EYININO.
The Emperor has received at the Tuileries, from
Count de Moltke, the letters by which the King of
Denmark continues him in his post of Envoy-Ex-
traordinary and Minister-Plenipotentiary at the
French court.

The Moisiteur says :
For the purpose of causing assumes sad weakening the
action of the government, the news et an approaching
modification is the ministry has boon disseminated. The
eorrospandents of some of the foreign journals mention it,
and add commentaries from themselves. This tomtit is
(also, and does not repass on any foundation.
The above note probably refers to a report that,
in consequence of a violent quarrel between M. Fould
and M. de Persigny, one of them would be compelled
to retire. I have every reason to believe that the
quarrel took place, but that it was made up by the
Emperor. The only report of a ministerial change to
which I have given circulation was that M. de
Germiny would replace M. Binesu as Minister of
Finance. This, however, can hardly be one of the
rumours alluded to, because so far from my men-
tioning it as likely to weaken the action
of the government, I stated that it would
strengthen it, M. Bimini only quitting the
ministry to assume the directions of the Bank of
France, and the proposed minister being in close re-
lationship with M. Fould. I have no doubt what-
ever that this arrangement was in contemplation,
and if it has not been carried out the reason is that
some of the directors of the Bank of France, who
have enjoyed public confidence for many years, are
' not yet converts to absolute " unity " of action in
financial matters.

The rrport of the intention to re-establish gambling
houses has been frequently contradicted and as often
revived. Doubtlees it is not easy for a government
whom pretensions to morality and religion aro so
very high, to find plausible reasons for reviving these
pests But the patronage of which they would be
the seurce, and the considerable amount of money
whisk they would bring in, are temptations likely
to prevail over other consideration. I read in
the Bows des Bess Arts :

at. deenledly about to be rwastabliabed,
bet in a saw basis. the tables wil be splendid, they will
ass be epos to all the world, and no stake can be less than
US bursa

Win journal, published as it is under the direction
at the Count de liieuwerkerque, may be considered'
as authority in this matter. It seems that precau-
tions are to be taken to exclude pigeons not worth
plucking; but as the object of the establishment
will of course be to do business, there is no reason to
suppose that it will be very exclusive.
The Emperor has ordered public bathe and wash-
bosses to be established in three of the poorest quar-
ters of Paris, and proposes to defray the expenses
from his private funds.
_

Three equestrian statues in bronze have been or-
dered for the decoration of the squares of the Louvre
and Tuileries. One, that of the Emperor, will be
placed in the middle of the Place du Carrousel, a
statue of Louis XIV. will be erected in the square
fronting the Louvre, and one of Francis L in the
court of the Louvre.
The El**, which has been suocessively known ea
the Elyse. Bourbon, and the Eyeing Nationale, is
sow to be called the Elyste Napoleon. The new
name of this historical palace is already painted over
the front entrance in the Rue Faubourg Bt. Honore.
Its reported that Prince Jerome will reside there,
and that Prince Murat will take the Palais RoyaL
The Petrie says it is assured that the Emperor
will go to Comp to-morrow. This news may be
relied upon, as I happen to know that orders have
been gives for a special train to be in readiness to
coszrogle his Majesty and
until n! snits. It, as
th
it lrees been
should have voted the isodiacations in the °mufti'.
the, we may upset to see the sautes cosaskum
in tomorrow's Yoniksir.
The Emperor, as a proof of the ft famblitainenter-
Weed by him ad the Queen Sodom kg
Builder de Pierrefonds, essesated to be.L.ll2e.
War of her newly born M. The
took plats yesterday at the Aura at taint
and the child received the aims of Napolibese
Hortense Constance. Count Bartilidd represented
his Majesty.
PARIS, TXVISDAY Itvininro.
Mr. Bower, who hes come to Paris for the purpose
of surrendering
triaproe, was
thtaken into custri
in= by M. Chain d'Eet Anil. th.
He
The budget of 1862 has always been a zaystm7.
It was passed by dowse in the exercise of sulesraue
power, and within* esmeleaties. Twig the
government gime, k the Efswileur, the Mewing
account of the Insesial peaks of the wsweby ; of
which it will be seas a delleilmsy of 40,000. is
confessedly one el the mak 'sabres :
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it will be pekoe vestal le wipms ids fershal artistica.
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gree at Os Ebb Mani, the eflelltgesemisd at the
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tashiestbe eau of 47.1114Nik The typatk skill el the
of 1861 wall the le obese I*l =F., if the
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the seielprt abseld at awed the eellwerte. ortuaately
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