The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-18 00:00:00

LATEST. FROM PARIS.

PARIS, TUESDAY, 890 r
In tie division on the vote of confidence, the resalt
of which I was enabled to send in a late despatch

last night, the members of the Club of the Imitate,
and a considerable nubs, of the party of the Male
Royal, abstained from voting, that resolution having
been previously adopted. The number of votes
thus neutralised may be taken at about
1001 the house, therefore, consisted of about 625
members, en extraordinary fall house, 725 divided,
of which 570 voted in fa ,our of the ministers, being
207 more than half the number of members voting.
This majority is, of mune, considered a great triumph
by the moderate tarty.
The SWOONS of the cabinet appears likely to increase.
It is now announced that a considerable number of
the party of the Pekin National and nearly all the
Clob of the liistitute, who abstained from wring yes-
terday, have signified their inte, lion henceforward to
support the government. Tills measure is dictated
chiefly with a view to the interest of Gen. Cavaignac in
him eandidateship for the Presidency of the Republic.
It is loassied se get through the remaining's:tides
of the constitution with as much despatch as possible.
M. Marred, the President, and M. Dufaure, wbo may
now be considered as the leader of the homes, have
reupon this, and it is accordingly expected that
constitution will be voted before the 24th instant.
The revision which must take place before it is de.
timed will cot be of long deletion. Few of the nu-
merous ameedemats will produce much debate. The
meet swims of them is that of M. St. Priest, which
that votes of urgency, which are equivalent
ter=ospension of our standing orders, can only be
sertied by two-thirds at least of the members voting.,
It appears likely that this amendment will be act-
oared by the committee.
The Montaguards Dave embed to keep up the de-
mocratic agitation by banquets, at which the leaders
at Moir party in the Asse.nbly will assist. One of
Mien is to be held on Sunday eer,at which M. Ledru
Molltn will preside.
It is worthy of remark, that, notwithstanding the
signal sums' of the government in the Assembly,
tits funds have fallen today,—the Threes 15 centimes,
mad the Fives 20 centimes. This is, of course, to be
seeribed to the persuasion generally entertained that
the nibs-democratic party contemplate a popular
smaihstatioa. The banquets above mentioned are
'opposed to be its forerunners. The news from
Vienna could have no effect on this decline of the
Bourse, for nothing has become known to-day which
was not equally known before the Bourse yesterday.
A report was spread at the Bourse to-day that a
sew insurrection had broken out at Milan. It is said
mho that the greatest agitation prevails at Turin.
Nothing occurred worth notice at the Assembly to-
day, up to the time of closing our despatches.
It appears that since the announcement of the late
events at Vienna, orders have been given by the go-.
vernment to concentrate on the Rhenish frontier
Soren and munitions of war, to meet every even-
tuality. 100 tons weight of powder has been sent to
Maim and 13 tons to Strasbourg.
Much agitation prevailed in Paris to-day. Great
amemblages have been held in the faubourgs. This
evening the National (hard, have received notice,
el domicik, to hold themselves in readiness to turn out
at a moment's notice. A great manifestation of the
'melding abases continues to be spoken of.
Is my despatch of lestnight I mentioned an incident
whir& peodoced one of those violent scenes which are
se misemem in the Chamber, the Mountain having
anommed the moderates as reveries, and a voice from
i amass the latter having responded " AO6ll acceptors
k moot."' This incident elicited the following !otter,
which appeared in the journals of last night and this:
Raving hem refuted the tribune to explain myself as to
the emelematine that I uttered at the sitting or yesterday, I
use Mimed all ems to restate the exprmaions setnally used
by Sta,ls mew that the sense of what I really said may not
be inimenstened eves a moment. Several tunes during the
Gowns of the sitting tits word Rarities," was addressed
to that portion of the Assembly amongst whom 1 as a
defiance and a menses. No protestation had been side in
reply to it. I could not, I cooks, repress my indignation,
sad I criA out, unable to give more forcible expression to
in, thoughts, "Noses wantons b ipew afte goyim. e!"
Tim b what I said. le there need of any commentary ?
Wit it not be universally understood as the ineo.untary
utterance of en offended conscomes desirous to submit to an
outrage rather than resent it. I shall add no more. I
owed this esplanadon to my friends, and I hope it will
satiety them.—Yeuilks arm, site., L. CiIaASOISR SS LO
Blame leas.
Ls Ripubligue, the organ of the Monnards and
Me tad repubhc, gives the following to-y, on the
result of the vote of yesterday :
Is a parliamentary point of view, the cheek sustained by
ear 'minim is complete, we admit; but, tar from being die.
eseemfiedost should be rather disposed to applaud a result
whisk dimly defines positions, and places rropmeibilite
where poem wee. No one is ignorant of the influence
which the ane de Poitiers loos exorcised over the mind
of Oenerel Oari4esc. This inflame is now repro.
muted in the net by MM. Dotson, Viejo+, and
Freda.. Oar siverseri s are no longer in the coieliue—
we have them bakes us, and can combat them, which
is an imam advantage. We have heart derifii
three maths the clamours of the reaction. All Steer-
Ise. the inevitable emequeness of a revolution, were
plated to the mutt of the republic and republicans. Have
these gentlemen who boasted of having never desired the re-
' public idled to calumniate institutions and men ? Have they
not permed the dessoermie and sooal republic by their
es& invectives ? Have they not terrified the provisoes
r=ir systematic falsehoods? Well, they are now in the
goverment; we shall ,es the honest and moderate republic
at week ; sad we desire no other vengeance. We shall see
these greet stemmas, whose whole policy has turned fur it.
teem years oa the adjaaencn of copulas; we shall see them
messed with this MEMOS revolution which they neither
suspeeted nee foresaw, bet to which they rally by a tardy
enweerelem. If the govenansest suits them, apposition is for
from dtaPiel_sig es; we shim have less precautions to ob-
serve, MI MS met be trembled by MMUS'S We say in all
dneerisy_that we fan the wish that the reaction may ye..
sere ftesit empletely of the government ; this experiment is
memory for a heat et timid, abused minds, for the Siiiseitg
stiles provinces who believe, in the naivete of their
fa tie pessibility of a republic surrounded by
isseitneen% Let the reaction mign and govern—it suet de
so for the edification of the country, which is deceived by
words, and which will be enlightened t y facts. Yes, there
meet be the trial of government to get rid of the worst sort
Omen of utopian Ideas—the men of the pest, the galvanisem
of corpses—these men essentially negative, who always de.
elm to reduce events in order to adjust them to their own
measure. As to the people who see their hopes deceived by
this retrograde march, let them be calm, and not cede to es
impaWnee unworthy of their cause, and which would be
esly advantageous to their enemies. We have elreedyseid,
sad will repeat it every day, that they mast distrait pewee-
cations to disturbance—that they must remain united, Ins,
attentive, but oda. The reactien, to maintaia itself, forma
~go; must it not save the country, must it not evoke the
phantom of disorder in order to Wien non use
the wooer
skins which the public good mos would refuse if without
this cad auxiliary ? Let us bans these odious esleulatioes ;
let us leave it to agitate in its Marinate:lir ; let us offer it no
obstacle ; let it may have to scenes itself of its nullity. Oaoe
again, let the pooM know how to wait ; Providence labours
for them, eves by the hands of their adversaries
The following is a detailed table of the receipts of
indirect taxes, for the first nine months of 1848, as
compared with 1847:

DeiIIONATIOX a TSB TAAI.._

bigliastio• ditties. bypotheques, Its.
Mow lades
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Ilintiollea Oils
DOW dal M/Moell/800011 Fidget' et ti

Maim .:.
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Los dill* Is 'NM bests . .........
Teta
Taars, Oct. 17. —114. w —;
!Iva por Orms.. GP 73 ; UM La" M.
Haw
'rm. 16404 . Us ISA 774 .;
Imo Do. Tal
—; tyke Law,

199,11-11,07
211.377,e
NCI
ANSA
WOW
MAI

14,15,000
1&,693,000
14.140u0
1111,084.000
4.1111%00
67,660,000
UMW;
1111,401.

163,916.000
31337,000
2,,776,000
64679,006
31,632400
3,320,000
1,476,000
2,136,000
243,000
37,64400
72,0700,000
1%10.000
1640400
29.stspoo
okom.ooo
3,173,020
$6,721,000
1,3600
7147.000

11—.1:Z700u I 5ee.774.000
Thres per ogota., 44 34 ;
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helot ; Uo. Two.aotta

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