The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-11 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY, helfput 6 en
The questionings that are to take place on Monday
in the legislative assembly are eareted with the
greatest anxiety. The conduct of General Oudinetie
the Roman affairs has excited much annoyance bra
and M. Lesaeps has risen in estimation in propoetita
as the other fell.
' The Paris press comment on theltalian news freely.
The National and the Prase charge the government
with a violation of the constitution ;n attacking the
Roman republicans. Tne Nationol declares positively
that the proceedings of the government are an user-
pation of rights belonging only to the legialstive
power.
Marshal Bugeaud was at the latest moment to-ail
at the last agony. Already this morning it wes
known that the state of the marshal was desperate.
Two or three days ago an attack of cholera had caused
alarm, but the care of the doctors had apparently
done away with every unfavourable symptom. Y 0
terday. however, all these reappeared more alarmingly
than before. Great weakness ensued, and even mos-
tard bathe could scarcely bring warmth back to the
system. At 11 o'clock to-day the President of the
Republic visited tho patient, and after mayoral
with him for a short time left him to make room he
the Archbishop of Paris. At half-past 4 the marsbal
was still in the dame state, and his death was cos-
sidered as imminent.
The Moniteur publishes the following official nois
of the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce :
The number of victims to the cholera has been mei
ezaggenced for some days. The following account awe
the number of deaths in private houses, and in the civil sad
military hospitals sines the commencement of the epidemy:
Private otal
Days. MoP ans. Hospitals. Total. paTmigh
March 7to 31 131 43.5 566 554 •
1 to 10 143 460 603
April 111 to 50 259 396 657 1,04
31 to SO 384 290 514
May I 1 to 10 871 559 1,230
11 to M 997 751 1,748 4,303
20 to 31 755 592 1,327
1 77 59 135
rune 114 136
aft 64
155 200
457 1,771
153 440
6 379 160 639

4,464 4,012 8,471 8,476
The administration will for the future publish every day
the movements of the hospitals, and the number of deaths is
private houses. This latter amount cannot be definitely
given until the reports of all the esatoining medical met
Wive been received, and it is for that moon that the deeds
on the 7th and Bth have not been published. The followisg
are the results known for the 6th :
Deaths in private houses
Ditto in hospitals and asylums

Movements of the ha:pits& and eivil asylums :
1,13)
Cum existing in the morning
331
Admitted during the day

1,411
Total
Danassar )
IM
1,283
Rawlplug in the evening

mTan CHOLERA if) still
p very prevalent at Garai/
Algethersays e Priciahty) the seizures ham Meant
of which 71 have thbees fan
tal. _ Premises have been taken eon
St. Mary's Church to be need see a temporary styles Su for
resepum of cholera patients, and a medical gentleman hots
Bartholomew's Hospital has been engaged to attend them.
The town his been divided into seven districts, and ameba
man is appointed to mels. Directions have been gives •
4:111•11•11 Me Memos, tourts, and alleys, and to whitewall
those homes reported to minim_ it. Lime has bees "NW
generally sod liberally dietribated over the streets and is the
rattan.
NEXACIII PRISON.—This prison is fearfully crowded
with destitute persons committed for most trivial offences.
Over 700 primness are stow is goal and yesterday (rueldsl)
SO vermin from Thetis were added. pined