The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-11 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Trunav, 6 P.W.
A kilter was read in the Arsembly to-day, addressed
to the president, by M. Bonlay (de la Meurthe), the
vice-president of the republic, declining to receive his
salary or to occupy a residence at the expense of the
state, on account of the vote of the Assembly of
Saturday.
The appointment of General Changersier to the
grand cordon of the Legion of Honour will not be offi-
cially. announced until it is known whether General
Cavargroc will or will not accept the same honour,
which has been offered to be conferred on him.
In the National Assembly to-day the vote for the
nomination of the members of the council of state was

es the order of the day. Several lists of candidates
were proposed, each committee having prepared one.
Several of then lists bore the title of "Last of Con-
ciliation." About twenty candidates were on each list.
At 2 o'clock the vote was terminated, and the =esta-
te= retired with the urns into the 14th bureau to ca-
lamine the votes.

The committee of the budget on the finances have
to-day brought up their report. Tee credits demanded
by the government sesoant to 700,000,000, of which
the committee propane to reduce 6,000,000. Amongst
other items of Muslim is a sum of 133,000 francs out
of 400,000 demanded foe the ancient civil list of
Charles 1.; and Wee • sea of 3,000,000, the amount
of an issees4ax. the imposition of which was de-
soisbd by As govinerust project.
Awe= liamest of socialist women took plena ra-
bidity, st the lute de Fraternitd, Rue Martel. Not
Mere than 200 pumen, chiefly women, IMO present ;
tin tickets wens 111 lfr. 25e. each. Several repression-
dyes ef the mos*were invited; only one, M. C. Dam,
atiosisi. M. iha presided, owing to the absence of
M. Pierre Lama, who, though duly advertised tom-
alley did not even send any excuse. Toasts of the
meal socialist character were given, two of them by
weans, who made speeches. The only incident of
the day, however, of any interest, was a lag
haranene by a attain Madame Jeanne Deroin, who
gravely entranced herself as a candidate for the
National Assembly at the approaching elections. The
toast of this lady was to "The social advancement of
women ; " and she argued against there being any
longer delay in freeing women from their slavery,
and in allowing them to enjoy the same political
rights as are possessed by men. She wanly main-
tained her eandidateehip, and complained that a
great fault had been committed in the revolution of
February in not proclaiming the enfranobilement of
the fair sex—the men having, she said, kept all the
privileges to themselves. The following address from
Madame Deroin has been placarded :
Ts the Electors of the Department of the fielae.—Citinsse,
—I present repel, to your suffrages by devotedness to the
consecration of a great prindple—the civil and pothisal
,quality of the two seam. It is in the name of Patios
that I nuke an appeal to the sovereign people sash= the
negation of principles which are the lade of ear anal
future. If, ameislag your right, you ash a woman to take
part in the labours of the Legislative Amiably, yea will
massemate in all their integrity oar republican dame,—
liberty, equality, fraternity for women 111 wallas ass. A
Legislative Assembly entirely compelled of men is es in-
competent to make the laws width arra our society, com-
posed of min and women, as wool& be aa awn* com-
posed of privileged winces to discuss the interests of work-
men, or an amenably of capitalists to rapport the hamar of
the country. J Dimon,
Directress of the Jana roeinres des FORM%
The indisposition of M. niers is not cholera, but a
severe cold taken at the funeral of his father-in-law,
M. Doane, on Saturday. He is under the care of Dr.
Andrei; and although his indisposition is serious,
there is nothing alarming in it.
The Ripublique states that Mr. Brisbane, an
American socialist, who has taken a leading part In
the socialist banquets of Paris, has received notice
from the government to quit France within a delay of
48 hours.
We read in the Patrie :—" The government has
been informed officially that M. Bruck, the Austrian
minister of commerce, had arrived at Turin, to nego-
tiate a treaty of peace with the Ring of Piedmont, in
concert with the ministers of Frame and England.
The terms are acknowledged by all parties bo very
moderate. The Austrian envoy is mad to be in accord
with the two mediating powers on the line of conduct
to be followed in the affairs of the Roman States and
Tuscany. The expenses of the war are to be settled
amicably between Austria and Piedmont. Several
members of the Committee of Foreign Affairs have
received a communication of this important new.,"
aationnoss the happy conclusion of a deplorable war.
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