The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUISDAY, &IC rm.
The Minister of the Interior, M. Leon Panel er,
has resigned his portfolio into the hands of the Presi-
dent, who has not yet, it is believed. meted it. It
is said that the portfolio will br gives, a interim, to
M. Lacrosse, Minister of Public Works, in the event
of the resignation taking street.
The telegraphic dispatch which nand the resig-
nation of this minister was thus worded _

The Insister of the Laufer to the Pretest ci the Aube,—
Atter a via animated discussion ea the Ware at Italy, the
National hasestbly voted the order et the day against the
proposition et N. Pane, which declared that the inisistry
had lest the eonitiesse et the troustry, by a sejority of 329
vows to 292. This vow esneebdates pshlie pease. the
agitators only awaked a vote hostile to the nitt.tr7 to rem
to the barricades and renew the states et Jane. Paris is
quiet.
Than followed the names of those who had voted
for and spinet the order of the day.
The order of the day of K Millard was voted by
519 vote, against 5, many deputies abstaioing. The
effect of the despatch in the departments has been a
sort of revolution in the sentiments of the pea-
sant population, which refuses now to vote,
fee those candidates whose names appeared thus
coupled with the idea of anarchy sad revels.'
tion. It was is vain that M. Baaskor informed the'
Monthly that none of its members were hinted at
under the word " agitators,' contained in the despatch,,l
that was the effect produced in the departmeste—en
effect which, if not calculated upon, ought to bevel
bees foreseen. K Ouiehard, wrongly called in
yesterday's despatch Goodehaux, declared, as will'
have been seen, that II complete revolution in the
electioas bed bees made by the pablkation is ifs
department ci the Yonne of the telegraphic
of the minister, and M. Leon de rv- wits=
to say, "We are all in the same case ;" the owes
sliest has been podeced everywhere.
In looking over the lists of the division it is curious
to me the great number of friends of the ministry
generally who have voted against M. Faucher.
Amongst them were MM. Barthelemy fit. Hilaire,
Bu dd% Chanabolle, Defame, De Laineeicidre, Tan-
Oversee, and even Viellard, the titer of Louis
Napoleon.
Tr

en-day in the chamber the sittieg
thewas taken up
with an uninteresting debate oa UdgM of war.
It is impasse-We to give say very aecurate notion
at
the result of the electeres, but, at the latest esement,
it is said that in the first and second arrendiessemets
the list of the Union Electonde had united most
suffrsges. In the fourth and sixth the necialists bad,
it was said, two-thirds of the votes in their favour. At
Mittmafe they had the advantage decidedly, whilst
des arrondissement cf St. Denis the =Aerate party
was uppermost. There is little doubt that the
majority of the army have voted for the ultra-
&mastic and socialist candidates. It was also said
I that the Faubourg St. Antoine has shown itself his
I democratic, and has voted generally for the candidates
of the Union Eectorale.
In the Seine-etrOise the moderate party is carrying
,the day.
The vote of yesterday and the resignation of the
minister of the interior have caused a fail at the
IBouse. Foreign rumours contributed to the fall,
Finthe ultimate remit was a fall of lf. 15c. on the I
e per Cents., and of lf. fia on the Three pm
Cents.
M. Oioberti has left Paris for Italy; no successor
has yet been named to succeed him.
The procureur de la republiqu has given notioe
that, the elections being over, the decree of the 21st
ult. has ceased to have effect, and that consequently
the posting-op, male, or distribution in the streets ot
journals or other publtcatims can only take pleas
subject to the laws of the 10th of December, 1830.
and the 16th of February, 1834, sod the ordonnases
of police of the 19th of August, 1848. All isfees-
Lions of these laws and the atemnones
will be prosecuted without delay hire the
competent tribunals. lie also reminds the chinas
that, from this moment, there can be no mare elegised
imeedege, and that meetings, public or not poblis,
I most be, in virtue of the decree of July 28,1848, on,
td immediate prosecution, in the event of Mime-
On Thursday morning the steam-frigate Monte-
zuma returned to the port of Marseilles from Toulon,
and about three in the afternoon took in two brets-
Ilions of the 25th regiment of light infantry. As soon
as tley were all on board she took her departure for
avita Wattle. The Mediterranean post-offe
steamer, Teamed*, has also been ordered to convey
four companies to Italy.
Pasta, Nag 73.—Thew ger ceseoste,• its, 74; Vour.and-
sjialt. —; reen. ——; Belgian neen eta% 1012,
90 —; Tine" ——; Mem Pasts. ——l
BONY LEI. Trewury Hoods, Sisk Mans, 2105.
glabang• co Landes. 30 dap, 25 321 ,• 90 days, 115 20.
Itan.warn Park Ea Orleans, SO: Paris and loom, 51113 ;
Rork and Hawn. SP SO; Avignon and kaneillaa. 310; Strasbourg
sad We, 152 13. Ountra Men*, ; Park and Strasbourg.
371 50 ; Ander sad Boulogne, —; Darden; MS 25; kirk, 495 1
Tours sad M. Mg 75.