The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-22 00:00:00

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FRANCE.
PARIS, WIDNISDALT ETZNIXO.
An important change in the programme of the
10th of May is announced by the Moniteur. The
government intended at first that the distribution of
odours to the legions of the natiosal guard should
lola place at the same time so to the regiments of the
maw. It is now settled that A. eagles are not to be
nometed to the civic militia until August 15, the
weds birth-day. The nom assigned for this
delay is, that the reorganisation of the national
pod is not sufficiently advanced, aud that detach-
mobs from only three or four of the principal cities
sold have been assembled at Paris by the
of May. The government, therefore,
Chillto wait until the reorganisation of
estiemsl guard is complete, that the whole
et ail line may be represented at once at the cere-
mony's Win Such is at least the pretext m-
ite ono distal journal for the separation of the
nellioggend from the army on the ceremony of the
lfith et Mgr. But if I am rightly informed there
an ghee reason far more cogent, which it would be
be point to reveal. Yen are aware that reviews
of the national guard are at the present moment,
while the Tarim battalions an getting equipped and
armed. of nearly daily occurrence. It has been st-
inging to kindle among these some enthusiasm for
the emigre, end to get them to cry " Vire l'Em-
=l But, although the officers are all appointed
by the government, I have not heard of a
thole battalion gratifying the commander-in-
chief, General Lowestine, by imperialist ma-
nifestations of any sort. As the detachments
from the provinces would most probably follow the
example of their colleagues of Paris, clearly the
civic soldiers would be misplaced at a review, where
the grand feature of the day is to consist of shouting
" Vivo l'Empereur ! " By adjourning the distribution
et colours to the national guard
.for three or four
months, time is gained for overcoming the coldness of
these armed citizens towards the ambitions projects
of the President, and a second occasion is contrived
for making a fresh grasp at the prize, if it cannot be
reached the first time, and in the meantime the public
mind is kept on the stretch with expectation of the
empire. The national
.guard is not the only body
excluded from a participation in the ceremony of
May 10. The Polytechnic School will share the
same fats:;:sazies ma remember that in the election
of Dec. 10 the • of this establishment voted
abbot y against the President. No op-
petition dais sort is ever forgotten at the Elyse°,
end when ths doe is ripe for punishing such an
ellossfiesuile the rod nor the will to use it is want-
** mild of St. Cyr will, on the contrary, be
=td. e its colours with the Engle sue-
The poledd s banquet on the 10th of May is
said bailie uses glees sp.
'The pd.* g the &patios have declared that
their sithin Oak susititsalm is to proclaim
the angelus, • midi abed* imbding Dr. Vcron,
is a/ splits.
The esopouthw respite tens persecution which
the pram his lately enjoyed tote be of short dura-
tion. The government ms smiseneed a determination
to repos all systematic ill-will towards it, with ex-
treme energy. The Union has been ordered to in-
sert a copy of a ministerial dean, whereby M. A.
' de Maizares, one of its editors, has been dismissed
from hie office of inspector of the Academy of the
Seine and Oise, for having written an article hostile
to the presidential decree upon public instruction.
The Arai del Ordre, of Amiens, edited by M. F.
Nettement, has received a "warning," on account of
a critical essay upon universal suffrage not in accord-
ance with the government's views of that institution.
A warning has also been given to the Spectator of
Dijon. It is openly said that journal will be sup-
pressed unless they show themselves well-disposed
towards the gewromrat.
The loosest des MOP has published to-day an
article nand do sibtry piss which has
he
thethnionse et the owomest Although
zzgibmit lb articled et Soma opiate
I roduabol fist then was suing pme-
tin` of soiling a are to this
jeZholks:
doh Wiley gr
Ths mob of the ill Macarsbotisi 'gm M. de
Mamas' decider to the
yesterday. It says: ,V=ll.iitightlit
superior authority finds or ellsombe me !big! old
issionlisms to the new hautbois bra tojolify
the gibs that this institsduats its alai,
with little favour from the I. seeingum
its sew wheel work with so Ind& night is
set le with mum nano coseisisi that It less so
aid or wind glass to All is ear abilliative
=Br Yea haw that s wend gift is
to a olua of lb lapse be two
mss., The setehtel a but warning
of
illelay.
b asserised that as important decree will ap-
yobo
la es Abiew Sonuarrw, to settle all qu-
tion er pressiesse oessersing the great bodies of
is state.
Ths Corpe Legislatif is not expected to sit again
Mrshlay, the 23rd.
supporters of government are already at la/-
concerning the true interpretation of can
of due most important clauses in the eimstitution. I'
sodiumed two or does days Ames that the budget dcbighteendbli bite the good it slab. Ms
tasted Is doubt is ss.
air Of this =irk smid the sonsidersio et
Gro Wyk b and ashave provisos et
Ibe Clnp All elm laws are admitted to
the semi its is the but instance, because thel ,
bows Ito that b.ody the duty
Egglido arof Asateet, pr=amin tlm
ina-
ties of inise Nat in by all the other ministers.
The Math of state has nothing to do with the pro-
CZ'of the budget it is an administrative body,
ssoptesey in matters financial.
If the minitigre were obliged to support
the Taring IWO et their budgets before the council
of state this lisk would become practically the dis-
poser of the polite income ; it would be the inspector
of the repsoisitidives of the people in the l'erform-
ance of the ewes gold duty especially attributed to
them by the sollilleffieng we cannot therefore believe
that the loviesessat has called upon the coun-
cil of Oils to interfere with the budget.
This sant attempt of Dr. Veron's journal
to mhos* the importance of the " great body of the
state" of IMOhe is a member, instantly drew down
a yetis boo twikority.
The Pelee Ofpeterday evening publishes the fol-
lowing otommdsated note :
The ConstAdiesiesel, after havig.at great length esta-
blished (a thing which lanalllWAO th" ltallaby a
ti"
Body has the right of dieciunig sad voting,
tide, the beef* el wooer. subtaims that the seositiOf
11 stale mast be WWI ea lir earldom either the budgie car the
asseatissola old& wog be passed le it by **Legislative
Body. The Ossislilotisssisl seams ea aid paiimeatary tra-
ditions. sod hems ea elleawas spans. of the actual
charader lithe council of state. WSabsohl it be inter-
dicted be this Preident of the Repo aloe having pro-
visionally Seigel ea the receipts messes with his
ministers, to seeselt the council of state before sending the
bin on the flames to the Legislative Body ? This prel
I:l7:VtrattfehTebucodugnectd...oftostes. justified by
the
mission cliovsesa hem the council of state, and thatyszrz

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alma of Ole It sena bs eabsellied be the deliberation
sfthe-Cents
/krt. 60. The same et Mate le under the di-
rection of the President d the to drew up pro-
jects td law and mikados' of tion, and
is resolve Miesthr whisk may aides in administrative
N
Now the fiet of thus alibis mentions the taxes
(fimpet) as a thing admit from projects of law.
The word lived dem not sear in the other two ar-
ticles, and the rubs of sad legal interpretation
would seem to squire that the teem "project of law"
should not have a more emprobsesive signification
in one clause of the eseedintion than in another.
Reason and argument will, however have little to do
with the questioe. Since the budget is to come
through the oommilef state it follows that no amend-
ment can be premed by the Corps Legislatif after
the public debate emir os In other words, an
amendment may be proposed only before members
are likely to understand the subject before them.
The Cosatiliztiest this obese its lamentation :
The pending of tbs West before the council of state
is, therefore, in our optima, a measure much to be ',fretted.
It tends to lead that belly est of its natural pathtends
to nullify the discomfits at the Assam law by the Legisla-
tive Body, by senlidies the ease olysessating sad support-
it to an w bed, whisk bas hie not prepared
it, which Mist iilleted tato the political, monomital, or
anemia sesseffing to which the government has
drawn it up, , cannot be responsible far them.
Mug This le a more to be as it must not be
forgotten that the sewer/ is p susceptible on all
questions teletkij Is mussy.A
member the Boasts has just presented to the '
president of that body apetition, praying that a
committee of the aimed of state may be appointed
to study the Isms of a great fusion of all the railway
companies into two general companies, that of the
north and that of the south.
The railway company of the Centre held a meet-
ing to-day, and approved of the fusion with the
Orleans and other companies.
The question relative to the concession of the rail-
way from Bordeaux to Cette may be regarded as
nearly settled. The four companies who were de-
grees of obtaining the concession of this important
line aasembted the day before yesterday, at the hotel
of the Minister of Public Works, in order to concert
with him a plan of fusion, by which the guarantees
for a complete execution of the work, and for the ca-
pital engaged in it, might be obtained. The parties
interested are said to have almost come to a conclu-
sion on the subject.
The copper money about to be put out of circula-
tion consists of—royal sous and Herds, coined in
execution of the decrees of 1719 and 1768, to the
amount of 10,244,394 francs; of sons made from
bolt-metal, in execution of the law of the 6th of
August 1791, to the amount of 19,232,543 francs; of
sous and centimes (with the head of liberty) coined in
an V and an VII, to the amount of 19,691,2605. ; of
19,232,5435. of sons struck off during the sieges of
Strasbourg, Antwerp, and Mentz; finally, of
250,0005. in centimes, struck off in virtue of a deci-
sion of the 9th April, 1848. The total is 68,650,746 E,
and the weight of metal 11,097,440 kilogrammes.
The Illonsteur publishes the definitive budget of
lids. The receipts are fixed at 1,762,238,396 franca,
and the expenses at 1,746,660,504 fr., being an excess
seeipts over expenditure of 16,597,892 fr. The
reedits granted for the colonial service being insult-
cleat, it was neoesssry to add a further sum of
18,602,9421 r., so that the budget of 1848 is closed
with a deficit of 3,005,050 fr.
It is announced that during the session the Prince
President will hold receptions at the Elysee on every
Monday and Saturday evening, from 9 to 11, for the
members of the Senate, tho councillor of state, the
masters of requests, the deputies of the Legislative
Body, and the general officers of the land and sea
forces.
At the Bourse the Four-ands-Half per Cents.
fell 20, dosing at 100.95 ; the Tines fell 5, and
closed at 72.6. Beak of Frans shores fell 5. Rail-
ways were heavy, and most of the lines fell, some of
them considerably.

GERMANY.
AUSTRIA. _ -

The Vienna Lloyd has an article on the change
which supersedes cabinet councils by ministerial con-
ferences. The measure, according to this journal,
has an import greater than a mere change or name.
The council of ministers was a deliberating body,
deciding by a majority of votes; the ministry was a
collective body, responsible as a whole, and having
authority over the chiefs of administrative depart-
ments. The ministerial conferences, on the
other hand, will be nothing more than meet-
ings of high-placed functionaries, consulting
upon affairs whose decision will belong to the
Emperor. The first rank among the civil (win-
tionaries of the empire will belong henceforth to
Baron /Lubeck, the president of the imperial council,
and Count Buol Sehauenstein will be acting presi-
dent of the ministerial conferences in his character
of minister of the imperial house.

DENMARK.
The Vienna Lloyd contradicts the statement of the
Debate that diplomatic conferences are to be held at
London on the 'abject of the Danish succession.
The matter, it says, was settled by the five grad
powers before the Austrian troops evacuated the

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