The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-17 00:00:00

FRANCE.„: '.
I'ARIB, SatuatioW Ermine.
The deputations of. regimentsFlTerttito Pori, to KO
wive mks were reviewed yelgterdsy In the wok Of
the Teries by the Itemulent, who disWketati-
several crones and meta on the mission. After
the inspection, the President directed them to form
themselves in a circle around him, and then addressed
them as follows:
tnit,r., moo-commissioned officers, and soldiers, I have
been desirous of addressing you before your departure in a
few words of congratulation and encouragement. I was
anxious to tell you how happy I was at tha late solemnity
to see myself surrounded by the represeutatives of our
valiant army, and to assure them that my sentiments of
esteem and sympathy were the same for all the corps of
which tit is composed. Many. Kevin:s and many
merits have, without doubt, remained unrewarded; but
be certain that the day of juatico will not fail to arrive for
rub. Besides, if such recompenses are a right, they are
neither in your eyes nor in mine the principal motive of
action. What constitutes your force and your glory is,
that by appealing to you in the case of !sour and of
Gov native country, nothing as impossible with you. That
le the real mainspring of the conduct of the army—one
that will
leek with pride to your regiments those standards, the
venerated symbols of our national glory., and on which is
written the history of each regiment • i estrest them le
your patriotism. Say to your time my Melon
era always in the midst of them set that I sin Awns
reedy to share their dangen, ea I share in their Baal
devotedness for the grandeur and props:it; of F
This address called forth loud animations, width
Laced until the Prince President withasew.
The expression in this address whinier attracted
most notice is that in which the Noss talks of
sharing the dangers of the army, Ms Ake recalls
to mind the speech which Louis lispelees web helm
the coup d'etai, closing with the sesseombie weed,
" I will not my to you as other governante which
have preceded me, ' March, I foilow you 10 but I will
my, '1 march—follow me. ' " In fact, it begins ee
be pretty well known that if there should be low
Louis Napoleon will place himself at the heed of the
=and not the least emphatic signetA hale.
this intention is his promise to slum the
des=to which the troops may be exposed.
Here.keren hie been sent upon a aemet min.
den to Vienna. M. de Heenteren is a mash eel
bee* alwaeys hese wet ea inewees badly et the
111, so that Me jowly W Wm. at a newest
when the Car is swag these ind the Dodos de
Bordeaux will mot lie. b Lid open as full of
' diplomatic Unpin. A ith fiesekeintu gray
wre-
member, resided hr seas time at St. het
hawing had the sirdwlnse to kill his ani
the poet Pedal% in a elali 118 Ma obliged to
• Cl=lllth'eat from the dentiehms of the CASE
alb to-day to bin the tint report from
the (koweittee of Petitions. As the empires to
originate from petitions, this repot is looked far
With some interest in connexion with this
mbd
subject.
Them ens a meeting to-day of the shareh
the Asastablis Ndlionale, who agreed to 'seem
"fi trialorltth Jarente, forhiV wife at
the Betel des Now in a tit d mew.
oar ea to-day at the Falai. de Iheoe sore
a oriferhirwable eretoduarent ; but the 'rnolostioge
llitisentinate . We late forprithip
neseedine 'lm (epi twig
temelithbi yW. Illiwakthe amount-
liks a till hat hiss perkeeted by the President
ie. ht 111111111.41 the laws relating to
gel Mes and wiedsWoenoure sesamitted by foreigners
la Ilaace, or bp Prenchsess in foreign countries.
This hill wee taxed to he plated and distributed.
the eilineled debate es thellehabilitatiou Bill was
Sew sowird. M. I.cut the reporter, said that
in gaiegratt of the -.en by the house of art.
gm 4 the tmennittee had reseesidered that ark% and
bit an addithsel lIMIlla to art. 623 already
C
end • cosmos or wt. 624. The sag-
a the esoneillee had bees adopted by the
et State. wed the Nennittee now proposed
to the to al to the rendition imps* by
W alirhVit I:
his
11!".11n ben
• es a bankrupt he sew prove
In full In tom of prielpel, interest,
k
a. The est2e ftatheriaree ed that the
and het
_ankh the law be worded..
,11thabili pole is le all intim-
ates fig,,_ frosi the eftmee theism° of die
=ltindividint_
of the OiMati ' ale =t
astwitheteadlag thi . 'that may be
*Wiled by virbte of the ' ' . nionseets. No
twitvidnel aseassused for a =My him
I Winteittell a emend crime a new
I=l to an infamous ;then he
to rehabilitation• pie•
son who, after having ** '
,psismal.
Statics shall have incurred a
shall not be admitted to the sof pre-
'Ming dispositions. M. BOA mad theX by the
Rl7ll
strict terms of the replier.", ' . . could not
his piees nail Si beers stlat 11101ilidur stars'
repeat's( the wwwittee led hole ihtallillsd. The
teem far that was obvious whin a new widest was
180'1100os nethwitofere eseasined by the but
srlisa therratter was one already well known, the
be... might, bra sawdkpreemed to the discussion at
Wm. (Sever soiree, " Tee, yea.") Baron de Ba-
wl' said it would be making a very serious prem-
ien to diarist the mart isiniediately.The regulations
ought to be reepectad. Doubtless if they themselves
had made those regulations, they might modify them.
But their standing orders did not emanate from their
authority. They were the work of a superior, sove-
reign power. For his own part, he declared that he
felt it carefully to examine the report be-
fore be. . be prepared to discuss it, (Slight
Eto) M. Billet& said that, the moment an
was meths no other Knee was open but to
the regulations. (Renewed murmurs, and
several ales of° Pet the 9itestioel M. Biller&
said the regulations were imperative. They °dab-
tithed the right of examination, which had
the right of - moving asamidments. lie world
net
to the vote a question whisk wee settled by the
spattanding crams. 'f'he debate woad not take piece
till after the dietrthetion of the report. General
Parchappe then promoted the report of a committee,
recommending the adoption et the bill for raising
80,000 of the elms of VOL Several reports on local
bite were then reed. The house then adjourned till
T The uesday next.
oommittee en the budget for 1863 to-day
elected M. Bonin president, and MM. Anal and
Ranee Chiparde neeretarim.
Every day briny intelligence of new refusals' to
lake the oath, on the part of perms of consideration
and influeoce in the departments. Among the
souncillors general who have recently refused, I
observe the names of M. d'Olivier, ex-representative
in the Vegans.; M. Jean Bernick mayor of Vitry,
le-Vrangau, of the Morns t MX. humerand and
Baadet-Lathrge, of the Puy-deans, i M. Hasid,
in the Somme ; Viscount Ch. de Powell°, in the
Morbihan ; M. Chavoix, ex-recrurieive in the
Dordogne ; Count Alfred de tom 1
;tentative in Celowice • 1430.1Ept
and Malot, in the, Holwigi .
and Aristide Ponist. la ' the ' M.
ex-representative lii the . t.
Foreade, in the s $ll.
Wrier and Gant de Veinier.% sweepressatadvai
de in the kale; Be ht Ilaye-Mmweelin in the IVO&
Vilaine. Deaths the above*: the 'most part well
known political porsonsem the country powiav
mention the names of very teeny members et the
municipal councils who have resigned on sessent of
the ouL
The line of destris tanjari be'twd:. Arnaud
is
iiiiitir now be treamtittei to Paris.
ti7t araWirriity, ;I" attsiTst::
some mid clad. le Pride hetwern rehaharmsest
mid tnvotto. het sight at 12 °Week. The
stet OW tto 1,773,180 fr.
et reattee . et The reimburse-
ment ment AI place es Wasiley, the 17th.
At the *nee, the Toor-and-a-lielf per Cent..
roes 10c., gift at 100-6; the Three per Cents.
rose 40e., and eloped at 70.60. The Mariam rail-
way rose 1 In comenessee of the rumor of an
with the Lyme itli=o. In the
oil=was lines but slight
I , *num. Berrelle.
, Bede.% and Lego intend, es
I hCand to you, to follow the e
of , and refuse the oath oft
skew to the L
The Pope =lO today, with a commentary,
the letter of Clengarnim to the minister of
war. This publication was previously authorised by