The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-15 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

CRITICAL STATE OF THE EXECUTIVE
COMMISSION.
PARIS, WEDNISDAY. 6 90 r.m.
The environs of the Chamber resumed their usual
appearance to-day. No military display was ap-
parent, and no attroupernenis except a crowdof cur ous
persona were to be seen. The public gardens were
re-opt ned, and the capital exhibited no signs of ~inente.
The 'metier of the Chamber was of course, as
hitherto, occupied by troops. All the members of the
Executive Commission and all the ministers were pre-
sent, and there was a fuller attendance than usual
of repreaentrives. The debate however present
tio'hing of p.rttcular interest, and :he great object of
cur., sits, Prince Louis Napoleon, did not mule° his

appearance.
Beelike M. Thiers, whom I mentioned this more-
ng, M. (Milan Barrot, kl. l)uvergicr de Hauranne,
M. Ben yer, and 01l the old deputies, voted for the aa-
minsion.of Louis Napoleon.
We read in the Commerce : "It is said that M.
&nerd, and other influential members of the As-
sembly who support the government, are exerting
themselves 'winding M. Ledeseitedria -ter abeaties the
intention of resigning."
The Executive Commission held a council to-day,
in one of the committee-rooms of the National
Assembly, attended by the ministers and a number of
the eupportere of the government, to consult as to the
measures to be taken in consequence of the vote of
the Assembly yesterday, admitting Prince Louis Napo-
leon as a representative. It was first proposed that
an express wee of confidence should be demanded
of the Assembly, as a condition of the Executive
Government's remaining in office. It was finally
decided that M. Pascal l)uprat should interrogat- the
Executive Commission from the tribune as to the
reports of their intended resignation, and that MM.
Glaize 'limn and Frichou should propose a resolu-
tion that the Executive Commission had not lost the
confidence of the Assembly.
1 am also informed that a meeting of representa-
tives tank place to-day at the Palais Royale, at
which a resolution was passed to request MM.
Lamartine, Arago, and Gamier Pages to remain in
the government, it being understood that they were
about to resign if M. Ledru-Rollin should retire,
which he declared his intention to do.
A. I have stated, the members of the government
were in attendance on the house during the day, but
up to ..") o'clock nothing was yet decided. About that
time, however, the question was brought forward. and
at the departure of my last bulletin was under dis-
cussion.
The proceedings of the Chamber during this day
related chiefly to petitions and questions of the admis-
sibility of persons holding salaried offices to sit in the
Asst mbly. The discussion would present no interest
to the English render.
M. de Pereigny, who has made himself remarkable
for his attempts in favour of Prince Louis Napoleon,
was arrested yesterday at his resideree. It is in a
great part owing to his instigations and his acts that
is, it is said, to be attributed the agitation which has
been produced for some days past in the name of the
hero of the attempts of Strasbourg and B iulogne.
At two o'clock on Monday night four arrests were
effected in the commune of Montmartre. In the
house of one of the persons arrested at me with double I
charges were found, together with a certain number
of manuscriees and printed papers concerning a revo-
lutionary club called Club de la Molayne. These
documents are the minutes of the sittings, the propo-
eitions made by different members, the accounts, and
a great many notes on the banquet flu potpie. One
of the individuals arrested has, it is said, demanded
to be allowed to make revelations to the examining
magi-trate charged with the affair.
From the list published by the Mntero-, of the
persons arrested from the 7th to the 11th June, it ap-
pears that there were amongst tht m 1 rept% eentative
of the people, 2 advocates, 1 lieutenant of the ateliers
nationaux, 2 captains of the Garde Mobile, 1 captain
of the 19th light infantry, 1 garde ripuelicaine, 1
drummer, 21 students, e prajoiltaircs and millers, 30
artist!, sculptors, architects, ; 30 tradesmen, 52
domestics, 252 workmen of different trades, and 40
employee and clerks.
The Committee of the Assembly on the bill for re-
establishing divorce, yesterday heard the Minister of
Justice. who, it is said, does not fully adopt the views
of M. Cremicux on the subject.
M. l)ahirel, member of the Sub-committee of the Ma-
. rine, appoint, d to consider and report upon the most
fitting place for a penal colony to which criminals may
be transported, and M. Chaix, member of the Sub-corn-
mi•tee of Legislation, appointed to eater upon the
consideration of the penitentiary system, have at-
tended the general legislative committee, and jointly
recommended that their two sub-committees should
be united, in order to decide upon a penal :colony and
the other means for doing away with bignes or bulks
in France.
The Cc.:en ee of Executive Government revolved'
yesterday morning," says tho Commerce, " to make
the admission of M. Louis Bonaparte a Cabinet
question. It was only on the openieg of the sitting,
and after a conference with the President of the
National Assembly and severe representatives, that
it was agreed that the vote of the Assembly should
he accepted. It appears, however, that M. Ledru-
Itellin was not bound by that decision."
P.S. At the latest hone I learn that the questions to
be addressed to the Executive Commission by M.
lheacal I);p: at, are postponer] till to-marrow.
'frelat has demanded three millions for the
ateliers nal ionaux.
At a late hour the affair of M. Emile Thomas has
been brought before the Assembly. It will probably
be referred to a committee.
Paws, Jess IL—New Loan, —; Three per Centa. —; 110.
?Do per Cturn. —; Your-awl-ILA, --; Lome, 51 75; Belgian
VIVO% erfiS ; Ito. 1812, —; Do. Three% —; Iha. Two-and-a-
--; N p'ta Itentm, 75 ; Roman loan, 55) ; Treaau,
Bandt, 23. Dank &area, 1270; 10:6.w:we on Loof, nn Don,
ac.lnn4.
Ralt.vrat..—Paria Red Deleon", 507 10: Paris and Rouen, 415;
Itous and Havre, —; Avignon and hlarFeilles, 222 55; Strait-
harg and Bale 87 50; Centre Tkrann, 265; Andean and 800.
lone, ; BardAta, 307 50; North, 363 75.