The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-06 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TrESDAT, 6.30 r M.
There is nn doubt as to the diriensionsment.uned in
yesterday's dispatch as existing in the cabinet on tic
affairs of Italy. La Press., on this subject, rays:
"The ministry is but of yesterday, and already are
seen complicate-nil and division ; and yet this is n 1 ed
• stronz ministry." After disesteems the point,
the P. (+• contemn as follows: "The roiled
of M. e, Falloux is written b.f erchand. People
count upon it ; bat no one can be blind to the cones-
'pence. : the majority will then be dividt d. The re-
treat of M. di. Fallon: is inevitable on the two ques-
tions of the attain of Rome and that of fr. e educa-
tion. Coupled with the retreat of M. de Fallout is
that of General Changarnier and General Rulteieres.
These changes are inevitable."
To-day in the Assembly eeve-al members elected in
two or more department- made their choices. General
Caraignac will represent the department of Lot. M.
Defence the China. Inferieure, and General Chan-
gamier the Somme.
Some qaestiom as to the dietolution of the National
Guard of Chslon-sur-Senne were answered by
N. Faucher, and the Assembly passed to the order of
the day.
The reredos of representatives which bolds its
sittings at the Palace of the Council cf State E 582113.
bled last evening. It was ormpi-d with considering
the first questions that are to be submitted to the
deliberat one of the Legislative Assembly, and par-
ticularly the regulation. Several memb_ra pointed
out matters capable of revision.
The minister of the interior has just suhnitt, d to
the examination of the council of state a b 11 relating
to pubiic assistance. and another co-r•rniog the
Montsale-Piste. lie has at the same time called on
the council to prepare the. bill prescribed by Arzirde
78 of the constitution, on the organisation and at:el-
butioes of the departmental, cantonal, and municipal
councils. _ _ .

The service for the repose of the soul of the Emma I
Josephine, in the church of ltueil, was oekbratel yes-
tcrday, al in former year.. The village was filled at
an early hoar by people fbWillg in every minute
from Paris and all the eurroutdidg country. The
church was soon completely crowded. In the nave
were ranged the National Guard of Itucil and a bat-
talion of the 2nd regiment of line, and in the two side
sales the bands of the two corps played alternately
pieces of sacred music appropriate to the occasion. In
the choir and the chaioels at each side of it were a
number of persons known fur their attachment to the
empress, the Emperor Napoleon, and their families.
The President of the Itepuolic was expec'ed, bat was
prevented from ate• nding, as it is said, by affairs of
state; he sent several of his carriers. Ile, how-
ever, had gone on the preceding evening to pray at
the tomb of the empress.
The great heat of the last few days has occasioned
a considerable increase of cases of cholera. The num-
ber of cases of persons attacked reached on Sunday to
a greater amount than has bet n seen blare the com-
mencement of the malady. On that day there were
208 new cases is the hospitals, and 119 deaths. The
Hotel-Dien alone received 94 on that. and the two pre-
ceding days. and the Salpetriere 44. In the neigh-
bourhood of Paris, and particularly at the Batignollee,
the malady is said to be very severe. In the military
hospitals also an augmen ation is perceptible, but not
in the same proportion as in the civil ones. The whole
number of patients in the various hospitals since the
commencement of the epidemic exceeds 700.
The Marquis de Forbia-Janson died yesterday
morning at Paris,
M. IYAndre, chef du cabinet of M. Drown de
Lhuys, lots minister of foreign affairs, has been
named ambassador to the court of Dresden, in place
of M. Reinhardt, sent to Switzerland to replace
General Thiars, resigned.
M. Christides, brother of the Greek minister, ar-
rived on Sunday afternoon in Paris, charged with a
private mission for the President of the Republic.