The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-19 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, WIDNESDAT, 510 P.m.
The qucs'ion of prorogstiun of the Legislative As-
sembly again came under discussion to-day. The
President read a motion, the effect of which would
be to prevent the Amemhly from sitting for ten days
previous and subsequen. to the sittings of the Con-
seil, °entree:. Toe erg ney of this proposal was
allowed, and it was referred at once to the committee,
which has already received the proposal made yester-
day. It may be as well to notice that as the Conseil'
Maine: meet about the sth of Sept., the vacation
made by the tOr.ve motions will thus commence on
the 23th of August, and last probably to the ead cf
September.
The authorisation to prosecute three membersof the
Legislative Assembly fur perticipatiog in the affair
of the 13rh of June was not granted yesterday.
Chance had somewhat to do with this. In the first
place, when the case of M. Cantagrel came on, it
appeared that this repr er.ntstive basins requested
permission to appear before the committee to give
explanations of his conduct, by some mischance he
was not fornd by the usher innt by the committee to
inform him that he c uld come forward. The As
semb'y therefor.: decided to postpone to this day the
vote on his ca-e. It decided, however, to vote at
once on the cases of the other two, and cotamsaeed
with that of M. Commissaire. The ballot was twice
annulled from an insufficiency of voter,, the left
having abstained.
During the debate which was raised on these de-
mands M. St. Romme put it very fairly to the As-
sembly, whether it would not be much better first to
authorise the prosecution, and then, if the case was
made out in the instruction, to grant authorisation to
arrest. This would
..prevent the subjection of mem-
bers to those long imprisonments which they must
undergo by the sys'em at present pursued. How-
ever, M. El'. Itomme's proposal was merely laughed at
by the majority. To-day the scrutiny was re-opened
in the Assembly, and authorisation was granted to
prosecute M Commissaire. The scrutiny as regards
M. Cantagrel was proceeding up to post-hour. The
bureaux of the Assembly yesterday named the per-
manent committee of finance that is to examine the
budget of 1850.
It seems that General Ondinot is very often in a
considerable quandary es to his mode of proceeding
at Rome. Tne instructions sent simultaneously from
Paris by the minister of war, M. de Tocqusville are,
it appears, so different as to lead to considerable
diffical y.
On Monday General Lamoriciere paid visits to the
different ministers, and left yesterday morning foe the
bead quarters of the Emperor of Russia.
By a decree of the president of the republic, dated
the 14th, Vice-Admiral Parnival-Deichilnes is ap-
pointed commander of the squadron of the Mediter-
ranean, in place of Vice-Admiral Bandiu. By ono-
Cher decree of the same date, Rear-Admiral Montag-
nies de la Roque is appointed major-general of marine
at Brest, in place r f Rear-Admiral Dcsfessil.

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