The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-16 00:00:00

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822.] LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1849. [THREEPENCE.

problem cannot he sole=d. Already that party la making its
appointee*. Let It strengthen itself —let it increase--let the
eleetioes seed it powerful to the approaching Aniembly. No
one cm ley what the future will bring about—perhaps
things whirl are now regarded as isapossit Is. But, how-
ever that any be, if the float and natural party of order
be there united, it will be the MUM& safety.
I have now said what I think. My friends, at present,
ha** what ideas would regulate my conduct ; it is for them
to judge of what nature should be that whisk would suit
themselves. If they believe that my presence in the nest
Assembly will be useful to the common cause I am at their
service. Let them decide the matter is the sole interest of
the country—the sole law to ns all. Guizor.
A meeting tech place yesterday, at 6 in the even-•
ing, between M. Ledrn Rollin and M. Deujoy, mar
the Pont de Neuilly. The parties were placed at
twenty paces' distance. M. Ledru Rollin fired, but
the pistol of M. Deujoy hang firs. The seconds then
interrie Du l
M. chene, the responsible editor of the Psvpie,
was cited again yesterday before the Court of Assize,
for another seditious article. As he did not appear,
he was sentenced by default to five years' imprison-
went, and 6,000 fr. floe.
M. Armani Marraat has been re-elected President
of the Assembly by a, majority of 417 sgainst 96
votes, which were given to M. Dufaure. There was
no other candidate.

Fooiadctitioniltnerobers have been elected to the
Cooing of State: MM. Tearoom', Chaseloop, Rely
'Wel, and Leferriere..

The Moniteur of this morning publishes a s'ate-
meat of the direct and indirect taxes for the first
three mouths of 1849 and 1847, by which it appears
that in the present year the decrease in indirect taxes
is 25,930,000 fr., and in direct taxes 9,620,000 fr...
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BOULOGNE, APRIL 14.
7'he ball given for, and in honour of, the English
visitors, took place last night. There was not less
than 2,000 persons resent, and in ell candour it was
a spleniid affair. They left this day at 2 P.Y. by
the Princess Clementina, with many a hearty cheer,
evidently highly delighted with their reception in
France.

ITALY.

GERMANY.
AUSTRIA.—Our correspondent writes:
VIENNA, Atm 11.
"I am informed that Count" Stadion has given his
resignation, and that the councillor of state, Mr.
Piptita, has to direct the affairs of the ministry of the
interior.
"Station's retirement will not change much in the
state of affairs. Mr. Schmerling will probably be-
come minister in the room of Stadion."
The Vienna LithograpAie Correspred,rna brings the
startling fatelligence that the Hungarian army en-
tered Pesth on the evening of the 7th inst. This
statement, however, may be looked upon as prema-
ture, to say the least.