The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, WIWI lIDAY. 6 LX.
The elections begin to be • general topic of dims-
ion with the peas, and one the red journal. allow
their °envied= of the proximity of the dissolution
indirectly to appear, by their exhortations to their
party to
.join unanimously in the formation of what
they call the New Mountain.
In the Nearest Assembly to-day the election of
the pneident of the Amiably took place, when M.
Armand Marred, who was opposed by M. Durum,
was re-elected. The votes were as follow.: Monist,
408; Dahmer, 211
Several conch were applied for and granted.
The Nemnftee of the 'Manor brought up the report
on the proposition of M. Portalis, as to theft, of the
annivenary of the revolution of February. That
report adepts the principle that the 26th February
shall bearvmrd be a fies day; that on that day
shall be tele:sated a religious service ,• that a credit
of 600,000 francs shall be accorded to the minister of
the interior to amist the poor, and that the executive
power shall, on that day, be requested to accord par-
&as and ornunutatioes of sentences.

M. Less Par, the Minister of the Interior, then
applied Wen adjearnmit of the debate on the report
ctrl 104111111,1114 when be stated that the government
latssdsd to payees isit of law on the comma
media elf the The adjournment was
meemimenny veiled. After this vote had been taken,
Newel maws of the extreme left stated that the
enteset ef the vele bid net been understood ; and M.
Flom miensted the tribune. He observed that the
usual mares was that a report should be printed and
distribated, and that the Assembly should flx a
day he the discaseion. It was nut competent to the
minister to. suspend the decision of the Assembly
by announcing that in a_given delay he would
present a project of law. The President said it was
probably his halt that the question on which the
vote had been takes, the adjournment of the decision
as to the day of the disommen, had not been well un-
derstood. The Aim* this adjourned till to-mor-
row the decision as to 'Wag a day for the discussion.
The order of the day fit the debate ca the demand
of authorisation to prosecute M. Proutlhon was then
taken. M. Preedhon spoke. end ultimately the report
of the committee &Merin* the prosecution wee
Molded b 7 • lair
On the order or theatryiegliag criterion for the third
reading gibe prepantien of M. Lanjainais, relative to
the convosationef the lugislative Assembly, M. Emile
Pens prepaid tbe simeadamat which we haver alfeady
svea,sai whisk ag
es a short dismission, was ejected
a amiselty of 439 to 347. The amendamist
M. Bilerd. which was to the following egret, was
then premed: " The Amenably shall besides vote be-
fore dissiletioa the budget of receipts and expendi-
ture of 1849. The communes timed for the examina-
tion of the bassi shall present partial re-
ports to the Almighty from time to time, which
reports shall be distributed and submitted to
discussion, in compliance with the standing orders.
No debate other than that of the budget and the
electoral law gall be put on the order of the day,
except in the intervals left open by the discussion of
the two laws, and without retarding the definitive
vote." M. Sensed ma addressing the house when
our reporter closed his despetehes, and it was not
expected that a division would take place until • late
hour.

M. Aladenize, Commandaat of the 6th Battalion of
the Garde Mobile, who was onnaltted to the prison
of the Abbey., in ooawgwines ochitigthaerzinful some
which took place with , hoe been
released by order of the general i and it is said that,
at the request of the pascal, M. Aladenize retains his

The Paris pages moths that the British ambas-
radar at Cosiasthmlis has hared against the con-
pation at Mallavia aid Wallachia by Rasta, in
which Gomm his is embissd by the ambassador of
France.

About twenty arrests have been ellested at Cotta.
Amongst the pumas ameled is a usa named Le.
prince, the hid et a sesidist slab ; &Wirt aa bear-
gest of Jose I rani Demi%ths wit% it is said. wore a
Wnnet reap whole Glib riots.
The piss al 110 it was Orissa sal passed yes-
terday at la Beam Beim ow &sae at 80 68.
This is- the highest quail= et the Flees in the last
shwa issue& Othse asserithe participated in this
aseensioul movesmat. North Railway shares was
done at 427 60; Orleans at 766; and Bank shares at

All the bonnet rouges, and all Bags with Mon-
*gaud and socialist inseriptioes, which bad been
attached to the tries of liberty in Paris, have just
been removed, by order of the meet of polies.
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30 day; 11 33;10 631‘13 10 mi.
P,i, Fs. 14.-1144 424 Grimm DO; Tads sal 30011111.
473; gems wwl am% IN; MINN rad llanNloll. 17517;
Strubne, sod lay $7 ; Own I_,liimm), 000; Amino a"
&Nam. —; Dankwas. 410; 114310. 70.

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la 7 Ommast 3 illsZ. leak of IL Torolavad. 87 11111110$ piper.
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ITALY.

IROMAN BTATEII.—On the 6th the chambers
were opened with great solemnity. All the streets
peeeedley the eaters were carpeted. The crowd was
teamesse. Iverythieg puled is the taut complete
order. Allot 1 <Mak the representatives arrived