The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-26 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 6 30 P.M.
M. Cioudchaux having resigntel, various rumours
have been current during this day on the subject of
the new minister of finance. Besides MM. Leon
Foucher and Fould, the name of M. Trouvet-Chanel,
prefect of the Seine, has been mentioned, but nothing
has been decided. I believe that neither M. Leon
Foucher nor Fould would be disposed to accept the
office at present.
Since writing the above, I learn that it has been
decided to remove M. Trouvet-Chauvel from the Hotel
de Ville to the finance, and that this appointment will
appear in the Muniteur to-morrow. M. Trouvet-
Chauvel was formerly a banker at Mane. It is also
true that M. Retort will be appointed prefect of the
Seine.
The selection of M. Trouvet-Chanvel gave much dis-
content on the Bourse to-day, it being considered that
this choice was dictated by a desire to continue, as far
as possible, the exclusion of the moderate majority
from the cabinet.

Another scene of tumult and disorder was exhi-
bited in the Assembly to-clay. M. Durum, Minister
of the Interior, in answering the questions put by M.
Brandin, in relation to the banquet of Sunday last,
alluded to the letter lately addressed to him by Prince
Louis on the subject of the expected inseute, and in-
timated that there were no 3rounds for any appre-
hensions. This called up M. Pierre Napoleon, who was
succeeded by M. Clement Thomas (a personage who
figures, some how or other, in all Mae cases), and
a scene of confusion, uproar, and of pugilistic exer-
ciao, ensued, such as even the Assembly has hardly
yet afforded a similar example. Several members
of the Assembly now express their misgivings
about the policy of maintaining the Assembly
so long a time as wit be indispenmbh
to pass the organic laws. It is hared that collisions
will take place between the Assembly and the pre-
sident, which will be dangerous to the republic. It
is therefore probable that a proposition will be made
to dissolve the Assembly as soon as the law of elec.
tions and the judiciary system shall have been passed,
leaving the rest of the organic laws to be decided by
the regularly constituted legislature of the republic.
The agitation of the Chamber to-dayspread through
the Salle de Conference and the Salle des Pas Perdus.
It was said that M. Pierre Bonaparte was heard to
exclaim, in the Saes des Conference, that they might
banish his family, but that they must not dare insult
them.

The project of decree for the election of the presi-
dent, remitted to the Chamber by M. /breast, is to
be discussed tomorrow. The elusion is, of course, to
take place by universal suffrage, all the male pope-
' lake of Prance above the age of 21, including eol-

diem and sailors, voting. A committee of 30 is to
be appointed in the Assembly to verify the votes, and
ascertain the result of the election. The president,
immediately upon his installation, is to possess all the
rights conferred on him by the constitution, with the
exception of the power given him in the 66th ar-
ticle of suspending the promulgation of a law, and
sending it back to the Assembly to be again deliberated.
In other words, the suspensive veto given to the
president by the constitution will not be conferred
until after the Constitutional Assembly has been
dissolved, and is replaced by the Legislative Aisembly
contemplated in the constitution. But little interest
will attend the discussion of this decree to-morrow,
for the decision M the clubs upon it is alreadylinown.
It will be adopted by a large majority.
So decided an opposition to the project of the
government for proroguing the Assembly until after
the election of the president has been manifested,
that it is very doubtful whether the government will
venture to bring it forward, but it it should, it is very
certain that it will be rejected.
The news of the insurrection at Milan is said to
have been contradicted by a despatch received to-day.
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