The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-01 00:00:00

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members present. We have already smoemc that
M. Sauget was once more elected President; Meows.
Bignon, Lepelletier d'Annay, and the Attorney-General
Hebert, were afterwards elected Vies-presidents The
election of the fourth Vice-president was to take place
on Monday. MM. Francois Delessert and Billaalt
tlitter an Opposition candidate) obtained at the
411ot 129 and 116 votes
It it to be remarked that 'Teti. :dialer= leas
alien displaced by the majority, to nuke TONI Ste
Hebert, the protege of M. buizot, the mous=
elect of the present Keeper of the Seals.
M. Duprat, also Vice-president last year, has nal
been re-elected. This us the triumph of .the non-
progressista over the progranists.
It is reported that the last operations of the Cham-
ber, including the vote of the address in Omer to
the royal speech, will be terminated by the 6th of
September,e when the Chambers will be prorogued.
of the members of the Cabinet are anxious
to leave Paris. The King will return to Eu, whither
he is to be accompanied by M. Guizot, and Admiral
Maclean, Minister of Marine.
In consequence of a revelation made by Joseph
Henri, some papers . enclosed in a tube of copper
have been discovered in the cellar of his late residence
and placed emder seals. He asserts that they con-
tain proofs that the King's life was never endangered
by him.

By letters from Madrid, of the 2,5 th ultimo, we
learn that there has been 'fete ehampare at the Corso
de Campo, at which the infant Don Francisco
d'Assiaes danced with the Queen. El Espanol com-
plains that its number of the previous day had been
seized by the authorities, because it had made some
comments urging that the husband of the Queen
should be a Prince free and indepandent of all foreign
influence. The Eeo del Comereio statei that the
decree, summoning the Cortes for the 6th or 'ith inst.,
was momentarily expected to be published.

gerous political motive to thit subscribers, but that he would
not venture to give We eiehe tee the subject. The Pope,
after some moments' mama& desired the lid to be handed
to him, and insurlbed des time of his own gamily for 100
seek and that dK. Modally 10 wadi, ordered the
list is be sent to 4 thaffliaaipai bowies in hoar. It is by
me traits ofdhim Aft NI Holiness wins etereylseart.
Ogiutsy y.—lrminryt; Aug 21.—The pommel of
the Iltvaian Endow bob joof *been increased, 40 it is
that a sons 011igentder is expected. As Osstat as
the mellissimiler to Berlin, is to be oont to
Perron, Is will be inlsMeied bs_Count de Modem, and puls-
ation's amigesdri Osumi sirWeronzow ea the aletemor of

RumouißD ROYAL IlissaAois.—The Meowed
marriage of Coast de Chambord (the Doke of Bordeaux)
with • young primers of illosidmhtm the some who
WY on a visit at Tariarta at 11111 ivy lies Awls of Rya
and the Grand Durham of Oisa wood Ohre* gist is
mach talked of. _

AFFAIB3-0P SCHLESWIO-HOLSTIEM--Pitamozr,
Auo. 23.—We are enabled to state an the Meta that
the Oerman Diet, in one of its eittinse lAA weak, aidezed it-
self competent in the affairs of Holstein and
Bwmg, Auo. 18. The Palace oefclittikatani
maims to be the central point for arranging the cseelhm
between Danmark and mmy, mhe -se they hemi
beams a waded for the lateeleream al thenway. It le
Ahmed in the diplomas chase that auk a nwidletien
might be maw elbseedoss than a direct refereweeto the Diet,
which lens beat in erased. Denmark itself is add to castillir
such a nmeelatiss ea eligible, which seems to be erarinrsal
the deg alsevaral ns high in Also noise the
goverment at Beetle ; and lastly, of Doane 111•Ithe, Danish
Ambassador at the Court of Sweden. In the shift d the
general Synod, the minister, If. Von Ricker., announced
that the Synod would be closed at the end of this week, but
that the king reserved to himself to convoke it again at any
time he should think proper to conclude its labours.

NETHERLANDB.—PIGEON MATCH.—The Colombi-
phile Society ofAinsterdam at Berchem, have just sent three
hundred and three pigeons to the Directeur des Meseggeries
Royale. at Havre, to be let loose at that' town, the object
being a competition of the pigeons belonging to all the
amateurs of the country.

SWEDEN.--ILLNEBB OP THE KING.—YSTAD, ADD.
16.—His Majesty, who, with the royal family, arrived yes-
terday as Krageholm, at the seat of Count Piper, intending,
after a stay of a few days, to continue his journey to Torterup
and Chriatianstadt, &c., was taken ill in the night of the
22nd. Detailed accounts were received at Gothenburg from
his Majesty's physician, dated Krageholm, August 16,
which Lnuounces that the King had the measles, and that
the Queen, who would not quit his Majesty's bedroom, was
also attacked by that disorder. The bulletin states that the
disorder was very mild, and that there was no reason to be
under any apprehension.

NORWAY.—LIGHTIMUSES ON THE COAST.—The
Norwegian marine department has represented the necessity
of erecting two new lighthouses on the Swedish coast. Our
marine department has represented that as these lighthouses
will be chiefly advantageous to the navigator of Norway,
that kingdom should bear half the expense (28 or 30,000
dollars) for erecting the lighthouses. But the king consider-
ing that it is usual for every country to bear the expense of
creating and maintaining lighthouses on its own coasts, has
decided that the whole expense shall be borne by Sweden.
His Majesty has allotted the sum of 98,000 dollars for •
marine expedition, for which the Eugenia frigate and the
Nordenskold brig are ordered to be got ready for ten months.

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