The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-19 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC.
NEWS FROM ITALY.-TAKINO OF VICENZA.
IMPORTANT FROM BERLIN.
STORMING OF THE ARSENAL.

PARIS, SUNDAY, G 30 r.st.
The capital e-ntinues to be perfectly trarquil.
Yesterday, at 11 o'clock, M. de Rothschild had a
meeting, at the ministry of finances, with the five'
members of the ExceStive Commission. The con-
ference la:cd three hours. The ,übject of the con-
ference was the projected loan, and the means of
meeting the pul,l;c enga:ements.
Last night, et .1. ven i,doek, about 500 persons met
in the Place c'e l'llotel de Ville, uttering, by turns.
cries of " Vice Nipoleon !" " Vice Henry V. !' They
were hemmed in by the troops, and detained until I;
o'clock this tumuli g, when the troops opened their
ranks and allowed them to go home. They cat but
a sorry figure after their night's frolic.
An Important aid delicate measure will be carried
into effect on Tueeday next, viz., the taking a census
of the ateliers nationaux.
This census will be male at the residence of
the ouvritts who wi:l be obliged to remain at
home from 6 o'clock in the morning until mid-day, to
enable the authorities to verify the statements made
by them ns ti their profit,i•ions and means of eupport,
and ascertain their identity.
The five-sous limper, which I have already in-
formed you is postponed until the 14th of July, the
anniversary of the taking of the Bastille, will take
place along the fortifications from the canal of POureg
to Nenilly. Invitations have been sent into the de-
partments.
The payment of the tax of 45 centimes has occa-
sioned home disorder at Medoc (Gitonde). At St.
Estephe a placard, surmounted by two black flags,
was posted on a tree of liberty, containing menaces
of death against any one who should pay it.
The new steward of the Chateau d'Eu has sent
away three-fourths of the workmen who were em-
ployed there. He has also made an inventory of the
hrrniture and pictures. The town is in great appre-
hension that the house will be unfurnished, which
will be a considerable loss to it, as it is principally
supported by visitors who come to view the chateau.
M. Thiere, having been returned for six depart-
ments, will sit for the department of the Seine.
The following are those portions of the draft of
the constitution of the Republic, as agreed to by the om-
mittee of the Nationd Assembly, which are most generally
important

CONSTITUTION OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

RIGHT OF MAN.
In the presence of God, and in the name of the French
people the National Asse mhly proclaims and decrees the
following ;
Art. 1. The dut'rs of mall in society are summed up in respect for
the constitution, in obedience to the Isom, in the defence of the
country, in the accomplishment of bin family deities, and in the prac-
tice of that fraternal maxim: "As ye would that men should do to
Jon, do ye to them likes ire."
Art 2. The constitution guarantees to all cats ns—
As Liberty Equality Security— Instruction—labour—Property—
Art.ce.
3. Liberty consists in the right of going and coming ; of meet-
tog peaceably and without arm,'; of associating; of petitioning; of
exercising one's religion ; of manifesting his thoughteand opinions by
memo( the press or otherwise. The exercise of these rights has DO
other limits than the rigida and liberties of other nation, and the
Public security.
Alt 4. tquality consists in the exclusion of every title and privilege
of birth, dass, or caste, In the admissibility of every one to all public
employments, without any other motive or ground for preference but
virtue and talent, and the equitable participation of all citizens in the
charges and udv.atages of society.
Art. 5. Security emulate in the Inviolability of the person, the
1,2'4, the domicile, and the rigida and goods of each and ecery
mealier of society.
Art. 6. The right of instruction Is that which all citizens have to
receive gratudoludy from the stale, the education proper for the deco-
lolexamit of the physical, moral, and intellectual faculties at each of
..Art. I. The right of labour is that which every man bee to live by
!it work. fthekty must, by the productive end general means of wbith
dilivier, and which will be organised ulteriorly, famish labour to
ralid oleo, who cannot pirogue it otherwise.