The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-19 00:00:00

la die Wild of the year, theseZwatary
Zit mesh lees to be feared, sad they hew a islet
• may a onsll amiss ef the gems we hem
the Mil le WW I* 1114 the 11041/Mina
0, two lithe sees smelled ever the new whit. will be
&boat theahloll*. Tbe apparent istadkiway el rescsarees
uoi teas be mimed ft 000,000 e.
• Ti weer it, we shall have the a.m. Wheel taxes
• ,scant of seek increase mesa ha deenelea het Ii will
ort,,inly be enough to toter that appagssit forsabligssy.
It h
ods not ese*PB your Woad.%
A.,t the budget of 18.54 will oely hell=
the roluenon resulting from the leelleldern air the
',ens. and tor two thirds only of the mignesateeleas gobble
frog made in saw of NI Wake* leeellee.
ee tut the year 11463 sa ameliseaties ef about
1800..,,utt. compared to the year VAL liwa. setwith-
this circumstance, you see, llemel=4timi tha
who tet snit be Weaned without a
Th.,. the whole of the •keustrerts will not be at the ead
crow higher than it was at the end of 1861. pm
heh:rce,notwJlbe kile.Citherfroaa:tbe negotiation whickth.
~art say make of the bonds of the railway timpani**,
et item the anticipated reimbursements which such tom
themselves base the right to effect. Besides ,tlte
dooecert with resent to the floating debt
nitc h Ism than it was at the end of the year 1861.
• Moweiane•tr, a considerable part of the Hooting
loot, a,ute of ..verity-tile million., was reimbursable to
• r..c.:on the I.lih Lith July, and 4itb October,
.; but at present, in (Whiniest of the treaty yen
be' iitheriwit me to make with the Bank, these seventy.
will be, as it were, consulidattvl, the re.
bri,g .prind over a period of fifteen
aj., thu. the bd,tet of 1852 will not increase the
of the twausury ; tis even proMble it will dimi-
aidt th,ni• and the tlorting debt will be doubly relieved by
the lanuation of the... coon. rte, and by the consolidation,
so it um. d ~..e of A. principal elements.
The iirsibom. mon.i igneur, is satisfactory. It does not
*;arse the tre.iotry trots the necessity of exercising the moot
NUN ..onn. in all its eapenaca, but it is of a nature to
Write , wry confidence in the finances of the state.
Pants follow. carrying out the preceding re-
tommendstions and arranw•ments.
The Nonitrur contains the following decree:
Art. I. The raLuses of the Louvre aad the Tuileries shall
Ix united.
An. 2. The plias and estimates which have been pre-
med in thy mt. %ITT works fur the junction of the Louvre
~4th• .hail be delimited in the etch:met of the
miaow, of stets..
A win21.0.9.403fr is appropriated to the cm-
th,. ,11 tintliioll, Soil for the construction of
an orangery. in plat of that of the gallery of the museum.
This art ditided over the five estimates of 1862,
sod 18.0, in the following proportions—
tuerdv hi:,2.ooo.titiofr.; 17,63, 6,000,8000 fr. ; 1864,
potsubelfe ; 186 i, lovslotkhrr. ; 1868, 6,679,463 fr.
Art. I A credit of two millions on the estimate of 1852
it opened to the ministry of state.
Another dsvn e appoints a commission of twelve
Dinh n, of which the Marquis d'Audilfret is 'Mei-
din?. to control all the measures relative to the (mo-
nth/a of the works for the national palaces. •
The iteiPeer contains the following "communi-
cated" note :

the tots mimeo, io order to put ma tad to moth:Gotham
sish lop tht regular action of the einiatielentien. lam
J.:1.1.4 that so reply .hall be Ina* Ifict the beano le
&:c ep::eatons which are sot addressed to the dlilliamt
clitieciaa through the proper functionaries.
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A frankfort journal states " on good authority," as
i: net. that the l'nnecas of Orleans with the Count
cf taris are to meet the Count of Chambord this
&maser at Wiabaden, where houses have been taken.
An important judgment, of deep interest to the
array. has just been given by the Council of State.
In February. 18:10, the President of the Republic
ezzelled the appointment of a M. Mercier to the
rank of a lieutenant in the army—an appointment
that had been made through the war-odice in the
wad and regular way. Lieutenant Nlercier
appealed to the then Council of State,
cratesting the legality of the President's decree of
revocation. The cause remained undecided when
tt.e .flat din-olvid the old council. The judg-
ment now given distinctly Arms the law to be that
nu Aker can be deprived of his commission ez-
tipt fur certain specific causes mentioned in a law
tf )lap 19th, 1831, finds that the decree complained
if by Lieut. Mercier is not Lased upon any of those
eases declares that decree null and rola, and re-
r .ns Lieut. Mercier to his rank. This judgment is
rendered in the name of Louis Napoleon himself, and
signed by M. Baruch° as vice president of the
of State. You will remember that the
a:bitrary dismissal of Charras and others pro-
dated • dangerous amount of discontent
the army. After this solemn recognition
cf the property of retry officer in his commission,
f an outrageous violation of the law can hardly
t. repeated, but no redress can be expected for
thanes and his exiled comrade& They must re-
main the victims of the dictatorial rtense.
The Bank of France has issued a notice that it
will in future discount bills payable in the town of
AvgAeoe.
the Bourse the Five per Cents. fell 10c., closing
at 100.43; the Three per Cents. closed without change
st 69.93 e. The Four-and-a-Ralf continues in advance
of the Fives; the closing prim was 100.40. Bank
it France shares fell 20f. An active speculative
tanners was done in railways. The highest pries,
tt the day were not maintamsd, hat at the close St.
Gamin ruse 13fr ; Odour, Bardemz, Marseilles,
atd Tours and Nantes, 10 to 11.2Iheneh, and Central,
LY(cil Roam and Northam, I we.

GERMANY.
PRUSSIA.
BERL_ IN, Nazar le.
The First Chamber hue been dimming the com-
p:a:ins raised against the government" Inseheent of
the "German catholic.' end its " free ommieities."
The charter parents.' le a sorts the bee viva
of their religion. The gamma Ites, besmears-
bidden all parish authorities leallowtheessisia goer
use the nee of any church, pet thelemselegs saw the
Cub law, and sort constable' Ss walk gessaiiss%
with power arbitrarily to =etbie aseseelly it
las refined to noggins. the thea .rriages eftr
the rites el these sects ; sad the pea:kers
la baptising, braying, mamas sad the like,
Is masgd ameniptioa d Nada tiosl nine-
Um The piss mind by. the gersumment in
jaludest el its earn le ea the mete in
sesta are not "religion' sodas? asemash
replete seam ea hums the
huh et Nigh% The gesimassa Ma=
rises, int est amadgellss hers sullgien it
mb la bellerfag as area se thsg like,
bat sot ia-bellsving ss little es *whim ;
Ohm biedem• contemplated bi ill' elm:6w Midas
be osissed as a freedom of *pima us Muth
religion, but only
.freedom those who' Is timp
reserament's opinion have religioah, dwhatever sort. Some partiesthr are Omplemed with
hilanstatioo, and call it farad. Bat what
ether meld they expect from a power which has sit
the twee in its own hands p The
doted a main et evidence that the I=:loistt=
sects had, is many cases, followed merely
political aims ; and that a larp iteeliem
_at
the members contemned all religious Um lay advocates of the persecuted mete, as the
other band, urged that a large portion al the
adherents were highly moral Individelde. who"
consciences had been sorely opreend ; and that the
police ha/ proceeded with andietangumblegbratallty.
Without going into the merits of the saes, we
can only say, that it is of no twee to upset from a
government, with such and powers es the
rtnanan has, tolerationtar parties 80 Obnoxious no the
Retain question are. The meek d the isms
wprsssi
Bares taken will be only an increase preakst
indifference to religion which le more dangerous to
a government than crudities Rho thee" in ipmethm.
A conclusion was not come to. sitf.a per
....,„11
traded discussion, a menthe ID •••••••••,/
that the hacks were emptied as hoses was
counted out. ,
The ministerial Oareele assumes% that the bill
for is rat a tan on abrade hue less pergola! the IfinietsTr of Trade, emandel_hp eheenittelb
and will he soon brought he liml &Men before the
cosset.
The railroads AMR the
le Ilemiter. and Imo the Cologne-/findea maim et the No-
thillende. are to he /alma l eseasemd, °Deform-
hiy to the treaty jest retitled beaus Prussia aad
Hanover,

AUSTR
One of the first moults of theUL Eagraor's Tint to
irsete is the recall of the dated Feb. 9,
extending the conscription le the t.
of
that tit,. new imperial liseresidstsil Minh 10,
arid written on the ape, Whew jMNIINNI liable to
odueription in the erns at de Amer Aisne that
'lly will not be called aa he ionise It is worthyol
I.fte that none of the Waken wars with the Am-
p r,,r, end the mearure is thereibre is the MOW
Wan autuciatu.

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