The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-29 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY EVINING.
An explosion of the inveterate discord reigning
between the extreme parties of the National As-
sembly having broken up the coalition against
the government, another momentary pause has
ensued in the conflict between the legislative and
executive powers. Meanwhile, if we look back over
the last few weeks, crowded with acts of
reciprocal aggression and exasperated strug-
gles, now that the smoke of battle has
cleared off, we shall find that Louis Napoleon
has made no mean progress towards the emancipation
of his authority from the trammels imposed upon it
by the constitution, and rivetted by the leaders of
the parliamentary majority. The situation is exactly
the same as on the day when Gen. Changarnier was
deposed from his dictatorial command. What is be-
come of M. de Remusat's committee of public safety,
and of the Titanic efforts of MM. Thiers, Berryer,
Lasteyrie, sod Dufaure to storm the Napoleonic
Olympus? Hu Louis Napoleon budged one foot? Hu
his last message disavowed the ministry snatched from
his side ? Has he retracted a syllable of his policy, or
admitted more than before the subaltern rank of the
position ascribed to him by the constitution? Has
the army of Paris been reorganised, or General Ba-
raguay d'Hilliers been sent to the right-about? Not
a bit of it. The heads of the coalition alone have
backed and drawn in their horns; and the result
8f all their mouthing, mutual univalent!, and club-
tactics, hu been to replace a definitive serious cabinet,
whose measures they had approved, voted, and insti-
gated, by a cabinet of transition.
The defeat of the coalition, and re-union of the old
majority, together with the reassuring declarations of
M. Royer, have tended to give a favourable impulse
to affairs at the Bourse. The Fives closed, at a rise of
1 per cent., at 96.20 ; the Threes gained 70c., and
closed at 57.80.

The sitting of the Assembly to-day presented no
feature of interest. M. Cheron addressed a petition
to the Assembly for authorization to execute a war-
rant of arrest on M. Mauguie. A committee will be
appointed on this question to-morrow in the bureaux.
On the demand of M. Pascal Dupnt the great
communal law drawn up by the Conseil d'Etat is
placed on the order of the day for Wednesday.
Extensive changes are said to be contemplated in
the appointment of prefects, with the view of putting
in persons devoted to the personal policy of the Pre-
sident. _

All the people recently taken up for belonging to
the secret society called the " Union des Communes"
have been liberated, with the exception of five persons.
The journals of order adopt generally a tone of con-
gratulation at the reconciliation of the fractions of the
Right in the vote of yesterday, and on their return
to their old alliance against the Mountain.
M. Desmouseeaux-Otvre has presented a motion
for making the counter-signature of a minister
essential to aU documents emanating from the Presi-
dent of the Republic.
The committee on Oirardin'a motion for reforming
the newspaper reports of the debates in the Assembly
bee terminated its labours. It recommends that the
//Leaver should be ready at eight in the evening to
distribute its proofs to all newspapers applying for
them. Mortimer-Ternanx has been named reporter.

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stra•boarg, 360; Toys sad Maus, 260.

TURIN, UN. 14.
The Chamber of Deputies has adopted the testify
of commerce sad navigation with Frame by 109
rota spinet 94; aad the treaty ormarsing literary
property by 89 Totem against 43.

PORTUOAL—Lisboa letters of the 18th instant
state that the Peale=lar and Oriental Company's
steamer Jupiter had not been heard oL Her un-
wind created the greatest alarm. The government
wu attempting to obtain from the Cores a grant of
33,000 L for the oonatroction of steamers. The muesli
of the application was doubtfaL The debate on the
Bak pWtion has been referred to a committee.

SPAIN.
MADRID, hair. It
On Saturday, at 5 in the afternoon. wtiontfie
Queen , and Ling Consort were on their way to
Atoeha Church, one of the bulls destined for the bull
tight on the following day escaped from its driver,'
and placing itself abreast of the leaders of the royal
carriage, accompanied teem to a considerable distance,
till at length by the dexterky of the coachman, who
gave the horses a madden turn, they got rid of their
dangerous companion. The bull then turned to the
left, and rushed into the crowd, trampled several per-
sons under foot and gored an old woman, and was
finally driven out of Oliver gate.
Don Andres Borrego, Don Ramon de la Saga, and
Don Isac Vitlanenva, have been appointed as Royal
Commissioners to represent the Spanish nation during
the Exhibition at London.
MADRID, LUIL 22.—Three per Cents., 34 11-16; after
Boles, 341 cub, 34 11.16 paper. Four per Cents., 13.
Five per Cents., 131; after Boas, 131 paper, 131 cash.
Coupons if ; after Baba, 71 cash. Passives, 41; after
Boles, 4 1 16 cash. Bank of Sc. Ferdinand, 96 paper. Ba-
sting, on London, 60.66.—The 23rd being • least day
there was no Boles.

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