The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-04 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS. WIDIMIDALT EVINING.
Yesterday the President' of the Republic paid a
visit to M. Earoche, who, since his retain from Lon-
don, has been seriously ill. The answer to inquiries
at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs this morning is,
that M. Bareche's health continues to improve.
A cabinet council was held yesterday at the Elysk.
The question of a presidential tour to the depart-
moats was considered, but no determination was
ham except to await the termination of the do-
nna of the 000ncilegenerals
the article of the Daggs, with all its studied am-
Hot% is generally onsidercd as a step in the pre-
teen at the Jcanville candidateehie. The author of
the wade, M. A. Bertin, wrote it immediately after
his return from Claremont. The known relations of
the /Ails with the Orleans family render it im-
probable that that journal would break silence,
otherwise than to contradict the loog standing re-
port, if it were not well founded. The prince, doubt-
len would be very glad if possible to be assured of
weeteeer, before committing himself to a course against
whisk so many. objections have been and will be
slid; but it is now beyond question that he will
an be restrained by any of those family considere-
d= which the legitimists and M. Lamartine (a re-
=convert, overflowing with old royalist feel-
to fasten upon his enecience. The ides,
bossing ever day more familiar, drives the legiti-
=to to despair, and more than anything else canes
- at the Elyne. The Opinion Psibligtc, in
to the aasertloa of the DObats, that whenever
OM should come forward it would be tio raily
of 's of the party of order, declares
aat ender no conceivable circumstances would
the letlftists vote for him. A Curtius throwing
Masse lf into the gelph to clam it they amid ander-
anni and admire, but the Prima do Italian Weald
ba=tr who could only widen the obi. The
are What pineal thaaatheindas at the
1=164 d<an nilldurd Melina et the royalist
The Ntelkildtereli thin the Prince
la ilealare himself fly, and set to resemble a
omit who waits the victory bare costing to
illiared. It tells Idea that the intinnity Of princes
them to believe the oourtfers' exaggerations
a/SZ personal important* is misplaced in arepublie,
where every one must light with equal arms and nn-
'covered faces, and be happy
according to his worth.
N The ational will be to combat the Prince de
Joinville as an open foe, but it cannot seriously go to
war with M. Clumbelle, the editor of the Ordee.
The maims that divide parties am more nume-
rous and moo distinct then ever. The Elysian
again, the ?atria and the Buflotik. de Pane, ea
energetic in denying the authority of Dr. Term—
that devoted servant of the Elysk—to attack the
law of May 31. In spite of this, people remember
that the iaitiative of that law was taken by a par-
liamentary committee, that no word of the Presi-
dent has ever committed him personally to its mis-
name, that it has all along been taken for graded
dist the repeal et that law aught be a lea card re-
maining. in bin Ina width might gnii him im-
ams popularity_ mat the pledges of MM.
)aroche and Fmk" whisk nand in ttaway, may
be sally diermil et loy: inatedag thwiainiesen
M. Permay Wart hoar lop
Elyne wlio, Maar aleabla mimed a
the beet weapon. whila Lewis Napoleon tall
combat the Prim de Jinn, are favourable to Dr.'
Wren's views. Here is the Elysian schism. Then,
among what are called the conservatives, it is pro-
hibit that M. Chambolle, et the Ord's, and all the
followers of that paper who voted for revision
in the lest debate, will vote against it in November.
The legitimists continue to be divided. The Opinion
Pnlign, Gazette de .Fs'4llCe, and anoint declare
ern war upon the Erne, and thwart the whole
piny of the Borryez party represenatirdel the Mips.
The democratic party not yet upon their
candidate, and in addition to the t tinders hurled
against them by the exiles in the Foie dis Proserit,
Colfaxru hauling launched a pamphlet, in which
he tins a muck indiscriminately at all the republican
Wm in Paris.

The coldness towards the Elvsk which I
_yester-
day mentioned as recently observable in the Berryer
legitimists, is noticed in an animated article of the
list Win tie Paris this evening. It inquires whether
the only real meaning of the conciliation which the