The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-20 00:00:00

THE PRINCIPALITIES

The Senate and the Chamber of Deputies have
granted to the Prince the right of nominating
hiahope. _ .

A French company has applied for the comer
Mon to construct roads in the Roumanian Priori-
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FRANCE.

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PARIS, SATIMMT Evers`
Three meetings of Opposition deputies took place
this week. The first was held at hL Carnet's ; the
second and third at M. Marie's. MM. Berryer
and niers were present, but MM. Emile 011ivier
and Darimon, whose rupture with their party is
now undisguised, stood aloof. It is alleged that at
one of these meetings IL Thiere succeeded in
showing to his more radical colleagues good cause
why they should make little noise about the Italian
question, or any other matter of foreign policy,
and concentrate their efforts upon home
affairs mainly. MM. Jules Fevre, Jules
Simon, Pelletan, and Picard reserved the
right, when occasion should serve, to express their
own opinions on the Roman question, but, as it is
understood, they agree that in the present state of
Francs that question was not the most pressing. At
the lost meeting, held yesterday, it was resolved that
MM. Picard, Jules Simon, and Pelletan should
prepare an amendment to the address, claiming all
the liberties which are yet wanting to France.
M. Darimon has been elected one of the foursecre-
taries of the Corps Legislatif. This is an advaises
made by the majority to M. Emile 011ivier, whose
henchman the insignificant M. Darimon bas be-
come. It may be pretended that his nomina-
tion is an sot of liberalism, and a re-
turn to the old parliamentary tradition
aeoording to which one of the secretaries was
always chosen from the minority. But had this
really been the spirit of the vote, not M. Darimon,
but M. Magnin, the rising young deputy for Dijon,
for whom 17 opposition members voted, would have
been chosen. Nevertheless, it is a great symptom
of a changed situation that such a man as Darimon,
who was one of the "Five," and for seven years
steadily opposed the government, should now be
patronised by it. Neither he nor K E. 011ivier, how-
ever hardly spoken of they may be by their old
friends, can mean to sacrifice their consciences alto-
gether ; if they support the government it
will be because in many ways the govern-
ment is disposed to meet them half-way. My
opinion is that at present M. Emile 011ivier, who
aspires to be the leader of a tiers %%seri, is not strong
enough rainy', more than a very small following in
the house ; there is a talk of M. Javal, M. Curd,
and two or three other deputies whose politica
are pale and pliable, ranging themselves under his
banner.
The Imperial Court of Appeal, prodded over by
First President Devlenne, delivered judgment this
morning in a cause which has been exciting
immense interest during the last few days,
" the affair of the Ports of Marseilles." The
decision, reversing that of the Tribunal ci
First Instance, is against the great capitalist
M. Emile Pereira. The judgment states that it
was a matter of necessity for the company of the
Ports of Marseilles to effect a fusion with another
company ; but that, in order to meet a Arsenous
oppositios, illegitimate means were resorted so to
carry out the project. Several voters were sot
bond fide shareholders, but employes of K
Pereire, who were sent to vote as representing
shares which did not really belong to them. The
court, therefore, declares cull and void the vote of
the meeting which decided upon the fusion ; het de.
claret itself incompetent to set aside the fusion ihistf,
Tun Lars Don or Noarnrunnawnr.—The inasmuch as Ribes been confirmed by an Imperialtde-
&aril National IN brdhstles, feeling despittbelsm me, to say nothing of the grant majority of
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cokes filsbais abbe bee ematiesd by the
emus d %%had Ad.ind tie Deis shareholders having now ociefermed it. But it
sash jr.G.. who far the peat le rem mei,* tieverthelees rules that in regard to the compiain-
lui scalulittai of Iseeeltemeat to 'any ing shareholders it does not He in the month of
set. the Plasmarbris objects it the hmlftlgthos. Ilide M. Pereire to oppose them by " a vote vitiated by
lgobles na Ara a mark of respect to the late dailies fraud,* and it tiineleae dumps him to relieve
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PORN OP APPIPCATION POI MAIM
To be released by the Bankers.
No.
To the Directors of the Rio de landmass Company (Limited).
Gentlemen, —Having paid to your hankers, the London and
Westminster Beak (Lothbary), tha sea of 1 , betas
a &peat of Cl per share at shares In the above COD 4
posy, I hereby marl that you will allot use that number,
sad I agree to *met awe shame, or any lam number you say
Mot to aad I eke tam to pay on allotment the further sum
of N par sham ellotted, and I &laborite and require you to
laded my name on the register of members for the number of
thane allotted 0 me.
Usual signature
Name In full

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