The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-31 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, WIDNE4DAY, 530 ex.
The re-tilt of the elections in Algeria, for which
Ave members are t) be returned, Places M. Emile de
Girardin first on the lists. and Henri d'Orleans, the
Due d'Aumsle. peened. The candidates who mane
next are MM. De Rance, Emile Barret, and Henry
Didier. The votes given to the Duke d'Aumale were
declared unconstitutional in some of the electoral sec-
tions, but not in others. Unless the decree of banish-
ment is abrogated, the duke will be unable to sit. If
he is prevented from sitting, he becomes at once a
political martyr. It remains to he seen what the
Legislative Assembly will do. Everything is in
abeyance till the epinions of that hotly are declared.
Until this has bee done the-e will be no ministry,
and even the affairs of Rome will, according to
superior erder, remain in states quo.
In the Assembly to-day little was done worthy of
remark up to post-hour. The Minister of the Interior
said that no question would be anewe ed in the
chamber till it was definitively constituted.
The result aof party rote in the chamber last
evening shows the relative strength of each where no
principle of policy intervenes. On the question as to
whether the election of the Haute Mane should be
declared 392 voted in the affirmative, and 179
in the negative. The red republicans and socialists
hare not -warded in their attempt to annul any of
the elections on account of the telegraphic despatches
cf the late minister of the interior. This point was
further debated in the bureaux of the Assemb!y. Two
bureaux, the 6th and the 12th, deliberated on
protests against the elections of the Indre and Seethe.
In the former much animation was exhibited.
There MM. Considerant and Lagrange insisted on
the nullity of the elections, which had been influenced,
they said by the telegraphic despatches. They recalled
to mind the vote of the Constituent Assembly oo the
subject, end appealed to the popular scrutiny. Messrs.
('retort, Ch. Ilupin, and Vatimesnil said that the
vote was directed rather against the want of bet
exhibited than for the purpose of annulling the
elections. The bureau pronounced, by a large majo-
rity, for the validity of the elections. In the 12th
bureau the same question was rained with the same
result.

Already the new chamber is breaking itself into
par ice, as of old the Constituent Assembly. For the
lut two days the members of the high moderate, or
reactionary party, have met to the cumber of 300 in
one of the rooms of the palace of the council of state,
under the presidence of Count Mole. The bureau of
this club lies been composed of MM. Thiers, de
Broglie, Marshal Bagesod, and Berryer. Another
section of the moderates, 70 or 80 in number, repre-
senting the Cavaignao party, mumbled at the Res-
taurant Lerner& lay, and named for their bureau
M. Dafsure president, MM. Bedew' and Paillet
vice-presidents and Peupin and Oscar Lafayette
secretaries. The Mountain has also formed its club,
with Ledra Rollin, Bonne, Devine, and Lamennais as
presidents ; Bertholoe, Rattier, and Commissaire vice-
presidents; and Boichot secretary.
The Monde's,. publishes to-day the general result
of the exports and imports of France for the first four
months c 1849, establishing a comparison with the
torrespending period of 1848 and 1847. In general,
the totals of duties paid on imports is less than in
1817, but much grater than in 1849, over which year
there seems to be a marked improvement. Thus, the
total of duty Paid on imports during the first four
months of 1849 hubeen 39,093,9071 r., for 26,788,968 f".
in 1848, and 43,720.267 fr. in 1847. This is a gram
lucre's', for the first four months, of 1849 on the cor-
responding period in 1848 of 13 millions of francs.'
The comparative tables of exports for the periods
above-mentioned give a different result. They chow
a continuous increase, the exports being greater for
the four first months of 1848 titan the corresponding
Period in 1847, and fireater again in the first four
months of 1849 than in the corresponding period of
1848. The movement of the French navigation has
followed the progression of the exports.
The Riforme says that M. Ramon', Minister of
Foreign Affairs of the Roman republic, and M. Pees
eantiai, who, as is known, left Rome on a special
mission to England, passed through Paris yesterday.
Commissure, the red republican member for two

departments, the Bu-Rhin azd the Rhone, has de-
elated for the former, u he nye it will be euier to
return another red memb r at Lyons than in the
Bu-Rhin.

In concluding a very long article on soelali-m, the
Notional to-day, under the head " SJcialism of the
Nati,nal," expounds the following as its doctrines:
The instinctive tendency of our epoch being to blend so-
ds' economy with political law by inirodueing equality,
which is the memo of democracy, the surest means of yeah-
setion are, according to no, to be found in the following pro-
gramme:
" 1. Taxation in the proportion of the means of the person
I tand. _

'4: The liberty and rational development of the inatitn•
time of credit.
_ .

" 3. Reform in educttion—liberty under the surveillance of
the state—the gratuitous diffusion of the knowledge indis-
pensable to the citizen.
"4. Liberal mammies appropriated to the wants and the
dignity of the different classes requiring relief."
Funds a every description fell to-day at the
Dowse with singular unanimity. The liquidating
day, which approaches, is the most tangible reason
for this, but there is some cause for it to be found in
the state of suspense in which everything is kept
until the constitution of the Legislative Assembly.
The Tbrce per Cents. and the Fives both felt 2fr.
at the Bourse, and lower still in the Counts?, after the
close.

Now that M. Maryut is no longer in power is sup-
port his friends, M. Cawrin de limpet hes bets dis-
missed by General Chsngarnier and ordered back t)
his regiment. M. Falz succeels him in the command
of the palace of Assembly. General Forests from
henceforward to have the command of the troops
destined to defend the legislative palace in cam of
need.

Puss, HAT 90.-12ew Lou. —; Three IXT Cents, 31 83;
flee pee Cuss.. 81 63; Lut Loan, —— •; Fours, Belgian
Plus. 1040, ; Do. 1442, ; Do. --; —;
Do. 'Twosad.a.Hal, —; :tutu Beate; • Boman Lona, 70 ;
Treasury Bonds, 8.
321.
Beak Shares, 2100. Yolhange on Drab"
So dap, II 42a ; 90 dam 23
lLutwara—Parts sad °Aosta, 740; Perla and Rouen. 300;
Rouen and Havre —; Mignon and Marseilles, 110; Rua.
burg sad Bale, 91; 'Centre ( \lemon), 300; Amiens and Boulogne,
—; Bordeaux, 400; Huth 410 ; Paris and Strasbourg, 337 —;
Tours sad Mutts, 305; Wiseman and Troy..