The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-12 00:00:00

PRANCE.

PARIS, Bounty. 6 ear.
The demand of the ministry for authorisation to re-
tire the supplies amatory for the. public charges for
the amths of April and May, will mane on n the
AIM* to-morrow. It has been the subject of
anal disclaim today.
cittetreat feet of the day is the rise at the Boles°
y. The closing prim on Friday of the
wishB6.l6, they opened at once yesterday at 88
Pee of nearly 2f. They soon rose to 89i,
and dosed at 88.90. The Threes underwent conge-
r:ad* thaws ; the closing price yeeterday bang
they opened today at 68, rem to 69, and
mad at 67.10. The week bpi been a mod extra-
rodinary. one on the Boons. On Monday the Fives,
nanaliag the caw for the half-year's interest,
rat 84. M a on Me Prim was detached
edetaday, which was equivalent to a deduction of
2 50, emeequatly the prices to-day are equivalent to
21.ar.50, being equivalent to a rise of 7.60 within the
te

The committee named yesterday to imam lub of
the candidates fur the council of state has detemnined ,
%take the candidates from all shades of the moderate '
pets, end to compose it of tun of science, of eve-
name, sad political men, and not to =chide literary
ims. They hale elected M. Francis &ago as Prem.
dog, and M Salad as Secretary.

The Duke de Broglie, M. Sevaisto, -Deseante and
Montreal!, for the Ear.; M. Viennet, in the Hermit ;
Raves, in the Gironde ; Lestibnadois, in the north ;
me secure of their election. Of all the present repre-
sentatives of the Haste Marne, M. Chasehart eons
has any Mance of re-election. In the Jure, General
Bachelu will be returned by a great majority. M.
Dupont wit most probably lose his seat for the Bare.
The report of the committee on the question of
autharieing the government to naive the tams till
the let Jane, was p.esented to-day. The committee
is %alumnus for its urgeecy, and there is no doubt
that the authorisation will be granted. The discus-
sion will take place early next week.
The report tf M. Goudelanz on the budget of re-
ceipts was yesterday presented to the National As-
sembly. It is filled- with a history of the finance of
the country carried back as far as 1814. It concludes
in favour of the adoption of the proposed budget.
After striking cut the deficit of 136,000,000 francs,
resulting from the withdrawal of the laws on the re-
venues derived from personal property and Inherit-
ances, and the reduction of the salt duties, and the
probable deficit in the receipts from the forests, the
total of the ways and mesas will amount to
1,411,000,000 francs, including the 158,000,000
franca of the sinking fund, and 20,000,000 francs
of the loan still disposable. As the proposed budget
of expenses, lammed by the applications for credits
muds sines its presentation, amounts to 1,657,000,000
frame, there morsearily results a deficit, artless than
be some rethertioas made in the COMBO Or its disuse-
sioo.

The iloattisr of this accruing gime the
m folhlwt:
Every day melts sad tadastry make busk
sselden • it spr.dby the/ecca mit gimes& =to byl-
aws. TM despakims of the prefects cull state some disorder.
mblab bowmer ere not of much importance. la all the de:
pastmats the drawls( for the ememipts is proceeded in wi.k
mien At N. say, seem pumas having gem into the " Salle
Oa thane " shit • red flag, with the ismriptioa Tim la
li
democratigne et seeiale! " it was wised by order
sit b-miseL At Chatssureserd the omacripts having
Wished that madams to their buttonholes with green
Abash. • Iphi sassed, in whisk several ea both sides
wags areateded. At OR times (Arley), the prefect has
umcrojeMs F who has be aunty of amble of duty.
At • er nialtt men, who wets taking a sea
:Z
s% had ' =hi Anima by a mob. At Treece': a
maallemstlem eigeatied by twenty or thirty per-
sem. has esmigletip At Boadues (Nord), • person
I who bad melted bdigaatioa of the crowd. by arrnft
"Vivo Barbi. ! Vies Rasped! Vim la Galenite .'
addles that matters could not go wall mane some demands
Obese were cut off, was committed to the authorities. A
promisor of Arbois resisted, on the 6th of Marsh, ma mem-
Ms as his (creature armed with four pistols, • double.
barrelled gan. sad two ;mall mama planted ea his house—
an swims, to what extent contempt fee the law hen gene
with some persons. Is the departments of the Cher an-I the
Allier dinners, the consequence of a strike of workenen,
were re=Zd by soma arrests. The workmen of Crewe
to resume work.
spear
National Assembly to-day the electoral law
was again ander discussion. Au amendment was pro-
paned to the clause excluding candidateson ths ground
off aultery, limiting it to those only against whom
ellelfalon shall be pronounced by the mum jut'gment
by which they ere condemned ; bat this on a division
wee rejected by 375 against 291, so that the original
clause affectiag all peewee condemned for adultery
remains pert of the law. Another amendment, ex-
cluding all persons who, haviog been bankrupt, either
in Francs or a fseign country, shall not have obtained
their cerificatre, was adopted on a division by 363
against 354. This will, it is said, as it now standee:-
etude M. Achille Fould, who was a partner in a house
at Frankfort which failed, and in respect of which he
is still uncertificated. A proposal of some mediate-
' tion in the amendment was, however, afterwards
, rendering the exclusion only applies-
tsoedsuch persons against whom the bank-
ruptcy should- have been made operative in
France, and was referred to the committee. A clause
excluding from being representatives all contractors
with the government, and prohibiting any represen-
tNtive from becoming a government contractor until
six months after the dissolution of the Legislative
Assembly was adopted.
The appeal of the five persons condemned to death
ilk the murder of General de Brea and his sid-de-
I stamp, Captain Mangle, was yesterday rejected by the
Court of Caseation. the application for mercy is
now before the Minister of Justice, and will be laid
by biro before the President of the Republic.
A telegraphic despatch has been sent to Rochefort
to make ready for sea directly the frigate Algerie,
and the first-c 1 me brig Entreprenant.
The fourth and fifth day's roweling. at 13owles
consisted of the examination of witnesses, but no fact
of impotence was elicited.
Last night was signalised by the most magnificent
of the official fifes which has been witnessed in Paris
for a long time. The lady of the minister of foreign
affairs gave a:splendid bill, for which a temporary
room was emoted in the garden, in addition to the
usual suits of reception rooms. The festivities con-
tinued until an early boar this morning. The Presi-
dent of the Republic wee, however, not present,
though expected.
Pas* maim to.—see Inta. 11wee per them., OT l•
Mee pat Omer, ; last Laos, N 71; Fawn. WOE
fiver IMO; Du 15411, • Do. FwarAidriAalkllle ;
Teaa444lll. • Rails Soma Tear, NP j
Trawary Oink Sim% /Ha. Nosings on Landon: 36
datittria.eadirieti= Or:may"3"".
me; Pub ind
US; Roam sod llama ;
SU; mimes out lionißas. 153;
Dumpling sad Bels, 11$ Castro (1/lonce), NS 50; Amami sad
Boulopo.—; Mohan; 421 AO; Nor% 475.