The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-22 00:00:00

FRANCE.
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PARIS, FILID/A Rvionno.
The Council of State has enabled M. Oseeedet
reporter upon the Orleans property qesstits. This
nomination is considered as a symptom et iminesd-
ence towards the government. M. Osraidet woe a
maitre Je requ tea in the Connell of Skate under
Louis Philippe, and became, after the revolution of
February, procurcur of the Ilepathe in the Swaim
do Coatentieux, in which be sow sib es emtesillor et
state. His lather, on the other bead, owed his for-
tune to Napoleon, having been geode a senator
of the empire. An anecdote wee told. the
other day it the Elyse* cosenniag M. Carsadet,
senior, whali sets in a striking light thaw features
of the emperor which the nephew loves to copy.
M. Cornudet having come on foot having come on
foot through a shower of rain to a levee of the Em-
peror, received the next day a beadeosse carriage
and a pair of horses—with the bill. A servant in
the imperial livery indicated by whose orders the
cosailiellzing had been sent.
have .ten posted up, announcing that the
mirrors, and other property et the
t=ilekh are to be shortly sold by auction.
The *de at M. do Montalembers's assumes the
at a coterie by no means favourable to
t. Its most eminent members are
31/11asquier, and Dupip. MM. Flavigny
and Halley Claparede, members of the committee of
the budget, also frequent this mkt as well as M.
Cornudet, the newly appointed reporter of the Ctiun-
ell of State on the Orleans question.
I have seen an extract from a letter written by as
calker of the French fleet while in the Bay of Naples
According to this the fleet is ordered to be aft=
on the 15th of June. It is added that this
tion is attributed to the Prnident's supposed desist'
of visiting Algeria this summer.
The dispute between Count Mole and M. Chaise
de Compose seems daily to ineream in acerbity, eat
is at present the subject on which opposed parties
array themselves in battle. M. Granter, while en-
posing himself to the rage of the opposition, bee bed
the misfortune to alienate those who would gads
ordinary circumstances have taken up his glared
with the most warmth. Even the hottest hoped&
ate, who sot him forward as their dgliah is the
moss, accuse him of damaging dm ?ambient's pops.
Laity
.with the army by.meek, at the mall
canpemns of Changanner and lameidere; sad die
Mends of Lesis Napoleon savate at
the disrespectful repetition of the
"Themes embed to the by
Changernisr, sad wiliest Lee for the 1111111111111* sap&
aided the vulgar wand et Seraz Thkeyeeisse
(healer with having etrasktbe dal berg with
a Dadaist to chaos a geed. bile thie=
Milts; of the OrmOhabsseneopet a whit
at the ceellemges and mewls have reined am
him dues big isisheated NSW walks about armed
with a posiortidetel. Weapon of defeats I am
inkenied by am vomitus. he very gravely pro.
dosed this musing while bider his drama d Jo
fouroAtelo at Deseadli elk eppesite the Madeleine,
and laid en die bile Wide Ida The witness to
de Omer= man in his answer to
X. idiom
Mehra bit" see a
Id udesstandit Osumi
Lehretoia win bee wid to the Omelitaliermsel a
hear, im wale he amines the statement sutra-
dieted by M. Moil, and whisk will be published to-
morrow. On the ether bend I learn that M. Mold
h z=mied a mewl letter to the adaseshies
in whir& he mime his previous dead,
Coedit that the ealy eireamelenes whisk meld
rime to the ammtien of the pretended
get gennekaters at Oise& Chearesises
mend Talk% was an iesident whisk es'
=Tee sittimp at the Comm of
ease dm gram of dairy, as Osteber
* In& tires thss mud= General
clemenisil te >» appahile4 of
Mhues. which thp Anomaly • a right
t for Its gembeilisit. Com& Mali we that
he wee the egly number at the amides
mho grimed this geopolitics ; and that M . Oren-
lirealilluned Lids Napoleon of the whileas
seeding. It Vas Mt mita lam after dot
Ithat Comet Mil net the rugiliwg.• who then
mesas to think him dm the hiseily genies he bed
Hens. The event isgleil that bedeserved so thetas
dem the Praline kr doing That ,he emeelved to
the YE duty Mum& the elate. Sisk, I widemiend,
is fl incest of this sesesd letter of Cunt Melt,
whishmill.plimp appear in the .Asennbieo Nalieresle
of tammtmem.
The mteilib of the wietalled Legislative Bay is
mare the Mil ever, and. with the single exosp
el the lemiWer 11133, as =IOW of importance has
yet lola Isvegla before it. The sittings hitherto
have sot on an average exceeded two a week. the
pdjearements are almost always rim die, the house
=elm Orin g when it may be the pleasure of the
of State, whose promediage in rugs:*
legislative mar wee are secret, to said thus dawn
anything toe,.
I have to-da4ternised awes iminnisties of the
state of peak bedew the
_Owed gentile.
The bill for the laws reliably te amen'
carrion ie laidied. bill far a =Mt ef 411=000
for the week' ea the Cate Railway hi saltM sad'
'about to be sot te the Legislative Neg. A einigne
ranemitne—diecomed and voted, as the emilitntiaa
rewires secretly by the 13emate—eglative to the gem
idiotism of the adman les sot yet been examieed.
yislimoida= ef this seemere is to restore the
of 113$ es modified in 1642, which wee
userisedy °maimed by the revabidaa 4,. It is
istaadedto destiey the Amides reim 1848erie, and te
enable the execrative pow be moseleste the imealmag
of the • local aaesahSea. The bill regrehiting the
creation. of seatemes to hard labour berth is in as
schemed state, and may expected to be seat to
tholowelede• Body soon.be The bill for abolishing
the hubs (dogma), and mtbstitetiag asempsetaticiate
• psssl sissy, will be ready la a wadi., rut bill
pabliilleifisetioa is not likely tube presented to
the MOW ja tb seen. of the.preseet semi= Th.
careetest bill arkdag to oceans is Paris and
Lyme is in state el forwa and will be one
of the Int oat down to the house. The object of
this bill 'elegies the minitter of police the power
to lead away Iron Paris or Lyons-Ist, Any person
who may hue bop convicted of retake, inendi..
oily, or "Annuli=;" and 2, say prima who, a*
Weg thaisSoi is me or the other of them cities,
is net able to show that he roes= the means of
sabehtsass. The Customs Bill is under soosideration.
The Deka de Broglie has resigned hisasat in the
COIIIMIG43IIIIIII=I of the Ease and of the Municipal
Caned of Broglie.
The roust A. de Bremont, of St. Florent, has
ales reolgaid, having refused to take the oaths
Otillea /karst is declared to have forfeited his
seat the Municipal Council of St. Quentin, not
having taken the oath within the time prescribed by
,the Cosotitution.
The letters of Generals Leflo and Redeem are not
allowed by the government to be published. It was
only. through a personal appeal of M. La Goer.
maw* to the President that the letter ef Chan-
gamier was allowed to appear in the Par : and
Lamoriciereh was given to the Constitraonnel to
satisfy its jealousy of the preforms shown to the
former paper.
. I hear that M. Cartier has completed *the report
with width be was charged by the Camel' of State,
relative to the question of the rearms of foreign
workmen in the cities of Paris and Lyme, Work-
men not eateralieed will be obliged to prove that
they have means of irobeistence and work. French
workmen will be obliged to certify their meats of
subsistence.
The Agri* says:
We have reran to Werra that *bona rd 29 unbars,
ens fry Ow wee 1. eke
eiVever et Bora was reimbursed
as 1646. Mitsui tie( by the &ley if sis
of which ao Wawa Masao, owe hews availed =
The Marra, de Been of the 19th states that the
Favor', government cutter, has jest altered and
brought into Havre three English fishing boats,
which were drugging for oysters on French ground.
At the Bourn the Five per Cent. closed without
change, at 00.73; the Threes rose 30, clawing at
70.041. Bank of France shares fell 5. Railways
were better; Rouen and Marseilles rose 8.76 each;
Havre, 5; Orleans, 3.75; Central, Northern, Stras-
bourg, and Teste and Bordeaux, 2.60 each; Lyons,
1.26; Tours and Nantes fell 5 ; and Bordeaux, 1.25.

PIEDMONT.
The Rownynnento of Turin, of the 18th, gives the
following ae the probable composition of the new
cabinet: M. WA:re°, President of the Council and
Minister of Foreign Affairs y M. Cialragno, Grace