The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-23 00:00:00

THE RXPRiliif FRgtit\h'

FRANCE. .•

PARIS, TUMMY livesrme.
If an deli d'weld still remain as to the intention
of the bipedal form _ impend
that clout wesiibe mend by the of
Isßowthi al&
cid note, wbloh has been lemmuninated to the mi-
nisterial papers :
A samba ef peruse Isegyes awl repeat that the
le as be peaisiessa IS singles of a fro. TO
altirlbala as the partertm
leder iet
thillahp, e et
is term a very pretest be
=aslabllitid ef i
esti. maw la aid& it waderetaads its "miss.
If wart* shade sow hat te sash a teselellea, it walla
surly be asesemplidleit 411 tha lailadve ef the amedttited
=asuladined will die snow ef tbe abets people. As to
ef the may, they are, it is woe, Re the
howl et the asses • 'reams sialwasy of tie esainbeats
wilt whisk it it
_plumed, bat they etas*
.prellass say
mo
ONE" wealt. Thew, the seaway ea She Pith Mal
*A S awslabled la tr. Mop as mins
Wean 61 salt shift the Peeeldent by the sem of Rape-
roe i thee astqrsoli ma shame the re-alablhhemaa el the
aspire sae it
Tbh isehrediss is pet hrward with that mediae
artfulness which chareaterises the enerosehing pokey
of lamb Napoleon. It is manifestly nothing more
then ayes tion of the public mind for tka pro-
of the empire, while it affects to disavow
the wrabieary by which the now nwolution is to be
'Abated. No one can bo blind to the fact that the

astsibution of eagles to the arm) on the 10th of
May is organised expressly to bring forth the em-
pire. It is tho scaffoldage by which the present
ukil of the miscalled republic is to be faced with the
Oakinthilui decorations of the empire. Yet the
leverment unblushingly proclaims that the work is
net edveneed ape hour by the instrument of its ac-
t. At the same time it is cun-
n▪
ingly taken for granted that the 60,000 so:-
diem in the Champ de Mars will salute
the President by the title of Emperor. They
are even invited to do so by the aasuranos that
he would consider it as a precious testimony of their
attachment. Meanwhile no serious external opposi-
tion is expected. Whatever may be the answers of
Russia and Prubsia, and England, to Prince Schwar-
zenberg's advocacy of the imperial system in Frame,
no one can seriously
.believe that a new holy *Elena
would wage a new internecine war against Frame
on such an argument. Everybody now sees that the
empire is inevitable ; it is equally visible that its pro-
clanuition will not be met with a declaration of war;
however energetic may be the protests against tho
infraction of treaties. The only war that Lonis Na-
poleon has to fear is the war at home, the grerre
d einferieur. Upon the opposition which he will
meet with from the French, all external powers
which view his rule with umbrage, rely ; and those
who measure the wants of this great and intelligent
nation with the miserable measures of the govern-
ment may look forward with confidence to the final
issue of this intestine struggle. I mentioned in a
preceding letter the displeasure given by a Itiissianl
almanac. The Public attempts to do away with this
affront by asserting that the publication has no offi-
cial character.

The President of the Republic loft the Orleans
Railway station at 3 o'clock yesterday evening, by
wend train, and arrived at Orleans at a quarter-past
inns. • But few persons were present at the station
to receive him. The Orleans journals had been in-
structed to contradict the report of his journey.
It is gives oat to-day, in explanation of this circuit-
stamen that the only object of the President's visit to
dologue is the amelioration of a district hitherto
neglested, and that it was his wish not to lase time
by elidal reeeptices ma this occasion.
The Manifest notable a decree which has omit-
mimed much surprise, regulating the precedence of
the great bodies ei the state. In this the first rank
i. aseirted to the Senate, the second to the Corps
=and the third to the council of state. I
thato a late hour yesterday it was
&A nodised to thelowest grade to the Corps
Linker. But Malt exerted himself ha-
to prove to the President that he could not
mots c•tcall undeviating his own power than by
raieiag the isapertaoa of the body Mimed from
mange. The President, he added, had
now as egportualty weak never recur of
Tepairinjoeih,e hamillatlens et VIM the Legislative
Body . complained by granting to it Faso-
Awe eisoeil of state. It seams that Lear
Napoleon allowed himself to be convinced by these
arTieineuriainsor Napoleon used often to say that be
had reamed the moials et Bream. It seem that
the Provident is not without some neabhitis of die

same kind ; only he seem. to forget that in such mat-
ters example is far more potent than precept. AU
the directors of the theatres of Paris were yesterday
morning summoned to the hotel of the Minister of
the Interior. The minister called them together in
order to make known to them the intentions of the
government with regard to the tendencies of the dra-
matic literature of ths present day, which are much
to be regretted. In a few concise wards, the minister
explained his views of the object of the stage, and
ita influence on public morals; and he announced to
the directors his firm resolution not to allow the re-
presentation of any piece of a nature to excite the
pasuonsand pervert the public mind.
I particularly call your attention to as ansonnos•
meat of the Cbastigutionsa that a bill is Is be pea
;muted to the Corps Legielatif for extendlOg the grips
of the government to expatriated Freudians.
It is positively. stated (says the Cbsetitutionnel)
that the Legislative Body is to have a bill before
long submitted to it, having for its Wert to modify
Artaoks 5,0, and 7 of the code of a instruc-
tion. These snide, Web to crimes rimasitted by
Freud subjects in foreign aissalin The sew bill
is ahem all intended to eingiste the ligidation, by
=iii= merely to Mina, let also Se eirtein
lames of the for ..to
saomitted r brags mentriss. 'this bill is now
weir emadastiat el the Mad al state.
The ody emaraden et the motors lately has
bees the moideallo ol praying for
money frau passes WIIO ad the grave
personages who wear eatlrefdeeei coats, and
receive 30,000 ft. a-year, and hive and at their
~ooooats of salmi incendiary Ares in the depart-
ments have mead Pans to-day. At Menoival
(Aim) eons farm buildings wen est on Bro. A
strong wind riodored the =gam malem, and 30
boom were eaumned.Two-hymn. several .rtes,
sad about 110 sheep were milbasini The inhabit-
lento could may save a psalm ef their furniture.
Tim-thirds et the whoa perdition" ei the village
wave hit without a shatter radalihent 1180UtC$L—
AarAbar Are bras eat on that at Yes
Mimi* in the atm dirstaisid
boom nall *dr .moot were distroyd.—W;
it amid he oadtadthed. 50
have bee then aim Upwards of 1 pastas
aimed to Mitre..
The gotten adery ef M. Prevail, in Lib"seer
Pont-Anthem was burnt to the mead*
liat. The ism ef Wr. woe vary ..Iliaral
Orardio tho palli home bee ism burnt
down, At fit. Medea ore 11. Ammon spinning
sills have beat ..rased. The loin is estimated at
20,0001. sterilog. All dies fires are supposed to be
the week asentilarise.
Malmo lam been clad within the
lad taw
s to
dart d the
paled as public aty.
The prefect theshoi de Ramsseri has end
sever ca is and these oinks at Alx
It i imii to be tho bind= of IL Default to ro-
t= Is the bar as a preething anode.
The Miffs announces thin morning that the jawed
is to le add.
The Minn searlaies ef ihe =lige allowed to
foreign jamas sheralshisi is who Odd
news wide Yana papa moot la ly spa to
The semmillso at thi loghlative Body charged to
mamas the bill on the " rilabiStation d girlies
who have embegme otoetan menda
tiallz se
today, sod sessived maddoom immeesets
to it by the rimidsnt el the Amiably. The eons-
Mors of sale who bra lase shorged to support the
bill will be tatted to Mad the mounittoe, to come
to ea adeadoding so the shrike or months el,
amendineside. Leh& (de la Sarthe) he
bem mud reporter,
The Varna Itailwir shareholders, at a rand
=soft, hold ea Wednesday, vete& by • iniVri
of 41110 to 7, the tookaaados of the company with
ths Orleans lion

Awarding to the treaty passed between tho minis-
ter of public works and the parties applying for the
concession of tho Paris to Caen Railway, the line from
Paris to Cacn and Cherbourg is to join the Roma
Railway above the tunnel of Rolleboms. The line ie
divided into two sections, one from Room to Omo,

tV210600 e l la, :led.

endue Mend 'bah, to Clamtrumg. The bet
meths is to be amimbil in three the
expose babe esthierma 52 As
the state glen a of 16 minims, the
=to be raised esespany is 96 millions, of
hi are to be in bards. The state guarantee.
=years an Wing of foss per .ant. The
of the mess* motion is to sammems at
the ad of the terse lad be the first, mud is te be
seminded within a delay of three rare ilism that
CiLThis section is to be executed on the wadi.
of the law of June, 1342! Two-thirds
at th? espihd the 24 millions have been ressrved to
the INISZOMIGSIN of the Ronan company, two Reuss
ib•Pos fiVtlgitt to ono share of the Caen end
Cherbtung
At the Hamm the Four-and-a-Half per Cents.
fell 5, dad aimed at 100.90; the Three fell 16, closing
at 71.90. Dank of France shares fell 26b.
ways oilseed very heavily, and although they rallied
samideralrly' closed with a fall. Hams fell 7.50;
Central end Strasbourg, 6 each; Lyons, 3.75; Mar-
seilles and Northern, 1.25 cash. Dieppe, however,
rose 5; Orleans, 2.60; and Rouse, 1.2.).
All the ministers are to attend the ems& of Mats
to make their observation upon the budget sew midst
examination by that body.
• That Is, the state is to provide the "sued moots
the earl-.earls, works of art, Murices, and LAIN whilst
the wanpsay lays down the tron-wey, sad the meek
I and other natters neesseaty for tke wer .