The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-18 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, 6'30 7.M.
This being Asoessicm-day, there is no Bourn, and
the dying chamber has not sat. It is doubtful whe-
ther it will from beasforward, till it expires, masters
sufficient number of veers. It is supposed
that when the new chamber meets, there will
be a remodelling of the ministry. M. Du-
fears would become minister of the interior,
whilst M. Milan Barrot retained the post of pre-
eldest of the eouneiL At pees! nt Id. Lecrosse defi-
nitively sesames the interim ministry of the interior,
M. Faireher's rerigaa ion being aecept-d, as appears
from the following, taken from the Moisileur

The Prendeen et tke &nublc, in tornequeore of the rs-
alissites OM. Ides Pereer, Moister ot the Wain, sod
eseepeel inns es Seinen Leann, Kiabter
et Min Werke, is eberset,peo Waite. with the fooodow
et KW ter of the latraks.—Elysie Nariosal, 16th Mq.
Loa le Neromom BOIMPLITZ.
The Keeper of the Bea* Waiter of Jetties,
°prim 2/111.0T.
The eleetioas of coarse still occupy public attentioo,
exclusive almost of every o-her topic. The results of
the mutinies of several if the arroodissements in the
daps/twat' et the Seine are known. In the first
arrasdisesseat the twenty-eight candidates of the
ElastorslUsios have the majority,as alu, is the mond
and tenth. In the third, twenty-five candidates of
that list are chum ; in the f arthseveat and is the

who is on the fist of the Maim .11frokrek, is the only
seadidste of that list who has been asmed. The
MINNS of the ultra-desassrats chosen do not yet
appear, bat thee will be about six of them elected.
In the arrondissement of St. Denis twenty-two of
the Union Electorate were chosen, and in
that of &eau: tweniy-five, Berey declaring f.,r nine-
tees of them. It is pretty evident that the moderates
and enigma socialists will probably be divided in
the proportion of one to four. The moderates, gene.
rally, carry the day in the departments. It is to be
regretted, however, that a larger number of legiti-
mate of the most determined odour will have been
elected for Brittany and La Vesdie.
P.S. The final mutiny of the elections is the
twelve arroodieseesents is not concluded, but the pro-
portioos.given above will be the jest one. The demo-
crat socialists, wham election is almost certain, I
are MM. Bac, Ledru Rollin, Lagrange, Boichot, and
Felix Plat. The number of voters in the &aliaas
has bass 76,000. The two thirds of the democratic
list have panted in the 6th arrondissement, and the
whale et it in the Bth and 9th, as well as in the 12th.
In fifty-two departments the appreximstive m-
esh received this day up to four o'clock gives
the total number of 454 deputies, of whom 298 are
moderates, 85 democrats and socialists, and 71
desbtluL
The old republican. Dupont, an no longer call
himself a Dupont de l'Eure." His ungrateful depart-
ment has d sorted him, and he is not elected. On the
other hand, in the Meer*, which is • manufacturing
district, M. Dupla is quits in the minority. M.
Dronyn de l'Huys heads the list in the department of
Seine-et-Marne ; whilst next to him is the name of
Jules de Lastayrie, one of the Cavaignac party. Se-
wer and Achille Fonld are deputies in the Haute.
Pyreays. In the Manta Marne, where it was said
the Prince de Joinville would be elected, his name
appears not on the lists. General Changarnier seems
destined to pronounce an option for several de-
partments.
The National and Sleek state that Father Ventura,
who had had an interview with General Ondinot at
the camp of Palo, had just arrived in Paris.
M. Lesseps posed through Toulon on the 13th, on
his journey to Italy. He embarked on board the
Pomona, for Civita. _ _ .

General Forest, who created the scene in the As-
sembly on the @abject of the two battalions required
by M. Meerut, has just been made commander dale
Legion of Honour.
Yesterday in the National Assembly the budget of
expenses wag adopted, and that en reoeipta men-
mewed. In the Genres of the sling the attention of
the government was called to the neoestity of urging
the repayment of the loans made to Spain and
Greece, and as well of the debt due to the state by
the ex•king Louis Philippe. The minister of finance
replied that the subject would have the most
prompt attention of the government; the last-named
affair he hoped would soon be brought to a satis-
factory termination, and the others would be ar-
ranged by diplomatic representations. Towards the
end of the sitting a rather sharp discussion took place
as to the placing oe the order of the day for Friday
the question relative to the extensive mil►tary com-
mand held by General Changarnier. That proposi-
tion was, however, rejected, and the day for that
dimension still stands open.
At the Passage de rOpera the Fives were done at
80 90, which is a rise of 70 per cent. on yesterday,
the news of the elections being more favourable than
was expected.