The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-05 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY, 6 r.w.
The Committee of the Assembly appointed to In.
the grounds on which the goverment actedga Monday, -have, alter a long deliberation, pro.
mewed, by • lanc majloritY, against the wire? ef
the question, which is tantamont to the repeats
of the inquiry altogether. The debate yesterday
was on the question of the adoption of this report.
An amendment was proposed by M. Louie Paid%
the editor of La Sado, and a member of the Qe-
vaignao
party, proposing that the report of the mew
mittee be rejected, and th A the Assembly declare
generally that the tendencies of the policy of the
cabinet are dangerous to the republic. After
a debate, attended with great uproar, the
question of the simple rejection of the report of
the committee was pat and carried, by a majority of
407 against 387.
Immediately after the adjournment the members of
the Cabinet assembled at the palace of the President
in the Champs Eyries, where they resolved, without
a moment's hesitation, that they could retain their
offices and persevere in the mission which had been
confided to them, and a pa-egrapti appears accord-
ingly to this effect in the Moniteur of this morning.
The question on the other part of the amendment,
proposed by M. Peril*, in which it is declared that
the policy of the cabinet is dangerous to the republic,
will be the subject of debate to-morrow.
The capital is tranquil to-day, although much
anxiety prevails respecting the result of the debate of
to-morrow in the Assembly. In the Paesage de
l'Opera the vote of last night brought down the
funds one per cent.
Rumours of approaching ministerial change pre-
vail.
Although the President desires to maintain the
present cabinet without modification so long as it is
the object of the present factious hostility in the
chamber, it is nevertheless understood that a modifi-
cation is contemplated at no distant period which
would combine M. Dufaure with MM. Faucher,
Barret, and De Fallon:. It is probable also that the
Ministry of War would be given toe more influential
person than Om Italians.
The report of the committee on the impeachment of
ministers was presented yesterday. It recommended
the rejection ol the proposition, and adds that the
committee " think that the men, conspicuous for their
courage and loyal ,composing the cabinet have given
sufficient proofs of their devotion to the country to
entitle their explanations to be admitted."
M. Cremieux, who has been named reporter in the
committee on the law fur dosing the slobs, has made
areport against that measure. Theme reunions will,
for the present, be permitted to matinee open without
any material restrictioas.
There are seven propositions, having for their object
more or less directly the speedy dissolution the
Assembly. Six have been rejected by the committee.
The proposition of M. Rattan fixes the convocation
of the Legislative Assembly for the 19th of March,
and the elections for the 4th of March. That of M.
Tinguy requires the dissolution on the 16th of
February, after having voted the electoral law.
M. Wolowsky postpones the elections to the 26th of
March, and to the 10th April the eouvocatirt of the
legislative Assembly. MM. Pagneriv, Biiio
taroche, and St Hilaire propose the 4th of Miy for
the opening of the Assembly, the elections for the
25th April. The proposition of M. Pradie is a deola-
ntion that the Assembly shall shortly dissolve itself,
and calling on its Wes= to submit to it the budget
sad other financial laws without delay. M. Anne
demands that the budget should be immediately pre-
looted, and that the Assembly should separate after

tie mg.* laws an do rearemihnity
kaatyptifirsafutsdeenglie, the erionsil et slaw the is
law, 'lathe rC ised* el the pile low.
The papal*. al IL Mastro' fsaasdrhar the date
al dialed'. nor the psi subs at mink laws,
bet keen Lod thee to be by the A:4T.satlabiall
it to it six been a day talon the • law.
The club d the Rae de ftWw- a a aretiair last
evening, at criddt it was temered ia the grst inetraos
to vote kr the palest el M. Rattiest. That big re-
jected, they derided to vote for any emengemat ash
would Az a sped* day kr the diemktimn et the
Amenably. Me Arse
*bathe areatlag lota wenn
the present Amemem imbramlnin thelle of
1849, and thus, as they tidal:, relebehe Ibsen of
the wintry.
Theo ornmittas d judos has resolved to report
against the preammitina of M. Lana Rollin for the
tfar--ss at stakilzy.
nister d *tantalise boo seat to the mint
a fLroolar, in which, Owe diets that daring several
Walk coalitions and silts d ovarian hare taken

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et wart stess tells As paella. illselled ask lie
Inlielleleau tie new at ma sew be de-
telimileadi by adatiehtrative tjt expresses al-
ways hesessadly the Medea Whisk exists between
M sad supply • the vales of Insilismak week
rite when WSW is salve, been.* the dintrad M resew,'
I matt& whin it le dell, bens the doused b net welts
Ow sup*. The bed Om *pm& ea sireamlowas ; the
swiss of iediviewie, iv Os blames at anikwkiy els wok
no *MIL ladeavesir to sae the epsreliese
this elensatary troth. Tea mast int spook le thilliiimirg
=Jeel yeasts and synputhy, es be shears wise yea
re eetealea te speak in the were lognege of the
law. It is net that moiety, in the at these who se-
penes is, shield show bath to the esellide
whisk se mask inflames the ukases el kaiaks, ages-
parity et industry, the melanoma of order, bat in
arks* is the way of sinks; wslipelha anti's
amigos on their faunas end tisk kJ% reached wig
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sae knew that toe Sr. listnly te
puska both epics' isleaosend fraud. Ossebeil
Asa all ef yearizads splints& kr thp imp
hook Owl are wed of year
inanimation to auks& ef wettest sada=
If discords:streak eat, your hat duty sill be le ayes *Oa.
That tM reelprosel lOW glib* nester mil the amines
meg be freely denied, anther mast to sewpdiedi if the
pewees of issnese. To amass a part'millp weft ihe
mamas or the nester, would be to knew a seed hal of
deager, and to arse the gravest reepswillity. Art
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this, this esiskesed, the men dangerous in that, saliva
en ail it mks te the erne, of orbit:Me sr judge. the
pevarasnest may saint to kill is s pert of its
seance et the way menses what it is ant hidden, dis-
eharging it.
la the Rue Chases& d'Antin this afternoon four
minket shots were fired from the street into en of
the homes. Two National Guido were mimed by
the police, charged with this act. It is not Meta
ken what motive it proceeded.
A complete change in the courts of juslier of Peels
will appear shortly in the Malaise's. It is amid
this M. Barthe, who was displaced by the Previ-
sional Government, will be restored, and that MM.
Lavielle and Merilhou, who played a distingaiebed
part under the former government, will be malls' le
the Court of Caseation.
The re-organisation of the Garde Mobile terminated
as Friday. All the chiefs of battalions el the Garb
Mobile belonging to the army have meelved maim
immediately to return to their regimmate. They me
to reinter with the same rank they bald on quitting
it. It is said that the number of Gerdes liebUtswhe
have not joined the new corps is under 3,000.
M. Leon Faucher wee elected today a member of
the Institute in the department of moral and pen&
sal science.
At a review which took place on Friday, in the
=Mere, the President of the Republic, on
NM SUM Of the Legion of Honour,
used the aeon M iarraltle in a circle, and thus
Wawa Asa t
The ismeallses list I brie dierilieted today ars few in
aweabst, bet they is the ism buseneable to those who
knee 'Maim& this. The wen et dr Lake of Renoir
km been too eftsa bselewed lavishly wider the government
whisk have preceded me. It shall not be so in Ware. I
will take can that the decoration of the Legion of Honour
inn be the rscespease only of services rendered
to the country, sod be only bestowed on indisputable merit.
It is thus, gentleness, that I hope te restore to thisinstitutiou
all its glorious prestige. (This speech wee followed by the
mom enthusiastic applause.)
A latter received in Paris from M. Gaisot sa-
neness him intended arrival here in March. It is
aided that he will retire to the department of the
Calvados, and will not re-enter into public affairs.
The National Assembly paned the following rail-
way bill on Friday :
Art. 1. Authorises the Minister of Public Works to aprly
out of the funds placed at his disposal for the payment of dee
land fee the railway from Avlinue to Marst, the sagas
aesswary to continue such railway to the extent of one mil-
lion of Erman Such works to be carried on under his in-
spection. Adopted.
Art. 2. The suns so advaneod to be repaid out of the first
receipts tithe railway. Adopted.
Art. 3. The Minister of Fable Works shall determine
hereafter the time in which the btu& of Joliette shall be

made after the repayment.
The Article 4 of the project gave rise to a debate.
The article is in the following terms :
Art. 4. At the expiration of the month which shall follow
the promulgation of the present law, the government shall
report to the Assembly the result of the negotiations which
It is regarded to open with the Avignon and Idaresilles
Railway Cempanyler a re-purebass.
M. Lansau opposed this article. M. Laboulie sup-
ported it in the name of the commiseion. After a
discussion without interest, in which M. St. Beare
and other members took part, the art. 4 was put to
the vote and rejected. M. Brunet proposed the
following :
At the aspiration of one month the government shall re-
port to the Assembly the nieuures it has taken to amore
the execution of the contract between the government and
the compeny.
This was put to the vote and adopted. A division
was then taken on the 4. ensemble " of the project
which was carried by a majority of 716 to 31.
The Paris papers of Saturday criticise her Majes-
ty's Speech. They remark its unusual attention to
foreign affairs.
England (says the Debate) has placed itself at the
window, from whines it busies itself, contemplating Europe.
The effect is to make lirgiand contract herself within her-
self. Lord John Russell's ministry is neither whig, tory,
nor radical. It is everything and nothing. Its vitality is
bet • negative force, and merely subsists for want ot pre-
sumptive heirs. Lord Palmerston is the minister chiefly
menaced in parliament. But he will extricate himself from
peril, sad repel all attacks-11M, became hisopponents know
of no policy to substitute for his; sec madly, because he knows
so well how to confound events sad negotiations that we
defy any one to see their way through them save himself.
M. Forestier, colonel of the 6th legion of the
National Guard, who had been arrested, was set at
liberty last evening.
Pew, Ts. New Lose, • Ibis per gym,44 —•
61.4 pay Quern. 70 31 ; Last LASS:7I 40 ; 163464. Weal
77647. 7310._646 ; Den 1443, 641; Ds. Threw, —; Do. Stro.and.6.
; mPia 113•7011. gun ; SOMOsa Less.l pi; wt..,"
Emisag• en Lcabs 30 days,
26 30 444;7; 110 figs, IS 24 sob.
lau.wars. Per 463 Odom. 710:1; Puts mad )tows,
440; Sawa sod Raw% 141 30; Mims sad IlaweiDes, lee
Stisibmg his. 33 ; Ontr• Wawa, 363 73; Adams 006
Dooktrat, —; 313ntsain. 366 73; Moetl. 303.