The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1851

was placarded a night or two ago with bills hearing the in-
scription of " "ire Henri V., ltoi de France " And as the
befiringer of the parish was on Thursday morning about to
ring the angelus, he was surprised to find attached to the
outward gate a white flag, trimmed with gold Lee, and
baring three /Ipr:4e-1p end the letters " H. V." em-
broidered on it in gold. He. iunnediatelytook the flag to
the commissary of police, who ordered an investigation. •
The funds WOOTOSIBIi a little inaness at the Bourse to-day.
The Fires closed at 98 P 5 with a rise of 26e. The Threes
rose 15c., and closed at 57.30.
Srsntr Hrexiso.
We learn tn-dar, from the most accredited puree •
of ministerial information, the Comtilutionnel, that
f a fresh combination fur forming the definitive cabinet
iris fallen to pieces on the eve of being consummated.
Overtures of peace having been mark to the party of
M. Thicra, through the mediation of M. Barrot, it
was settled on Friday night that Leon de Maleville.
one of the leading men of that set, should undertake
the department of the interior. Of the Baroche
cabinet only Fould and Baroche were retained, the
former in lus old post, the latter in the ministry of
justice. The portfolio of foreign affairs was confided
to De Tocqueville, that of public instruction to M.
Abbatueci. Odilon Barren was to have the presi-
dency of the council without the portfolio. The
parts were thus distributed. and the actors on the
point of being officially announced in the Malheur,
when M. de Malleville and his friends ret:eed, upon
some idea which is not stated. Both the President
and M. Odilon Barrot are represented as having
shown the most conciliatory spirit throughout the
negotiations.
To-day there appears in the -Voniteur a decree,
fixing ter May 11 the election of the Landes for
choosing a representative in the place of M. Fre-
deric Basta. deceased.
The committee on the Avignon Railway, having(
been completed by the election of M. Martin
(Loiret) favourable to . the plan of M. Rance, has
chosen M. Berryer for president and M. lhifournel
for secretary, 9 out of the 13 are favourable to the

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project.
M. Charles Lagrange has presented 5G petitions,
containing near 3,000 signatures, praying for the re-
establishment of universal suffrage.
The ultra-montane party carry their friendship for
Austria to such compliant length, that they openly
proclaim the advantage el her entering the confide-
ration with all her states. The litirers of to-day
contains an article in support of this arrangement,
slum ing clearly- how completely the ultra-catholic
party identify themselves with the interests of
Austria.
To-morrow the Assembly will commence debating
the hill on the national guard. The report having
only just been distributed upon this formidable mass
of .14slation, which consists of 130 articles, M.
Madier de Montjau desired that the debate might be
adjourned to give members time to study the bill a
little, but he was overruled by the decision of the
house, which maintained its order of the day.
The tine iron steamer Le Newton, commanded by
the captain of the frigate Dc Nlaistinneux has kit
Cherbourg for Cayenne, having on hoard M. de Cho-
bonne, captain of the ship Two Magistrates, several
officers of health, and some navy and marine officers.
A decree of the 4th April annuls two preceding
decrees of the ith and 12th March, which appointed
M. Pietro, prefect of l'Ariege, to the prefecture of
1/out's; M. de Segur, auditor of the council of state,
to the prefecture of the Ariege; and M. do Lapcy-
rouse, prefect of the Ain, to the prefecture of the
Haute Manic. M. Pietro has been, at his own re-
quest, continued in the prefecture of l'Ariege. M.
do Segur is appointed prefect of the department of
the Haute Murne, in lieu of M. (babes-Sicijes; and
M. de Lapeyrouse has been appointed prefect of the
department of Loupes, in lieu of M. Pardeilhan-Mezin.
• Several representatives of the majority- propose to
suspend the sittings of the Assembly during Holy
; Week and Easter.

The heirs of Louis Philippe are shout to offer for
ails the gallery of modern pictures in the Paluis
Royal.
The President has received from the T)uke of
Muck burg-Strelitz the notification of the marriage
aids son, the Duke George, with the Grand-Duchess
Catlainte Michailowna of Russia.