The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-01 00:00:00

No. 993. J

FthERBONS el INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either
w agog took% way ILE SLUE MODICUM INCOMI
e sib d artistes d Sourly essenspikse.—thshA parthethas
mil& Myr poromoity or by letter, Is the lASI' 1:11011 TEA COY-
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36.—A few enesnesial trineliers weeteL—Dieest E. Offtiliu, 11,
Ilisgrel net Insehery, Leadge.

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PALMER'S CANDLES, 74. a pound.—
PALMA'S PATEN? CANDI/S, a marked " Palmer."
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Magmes; 3or 4 odds IL ditto.
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tall se ke napkins art 014, from 111. to 160 a. rub: Eadlialem
CamohMit la mated mem b. M. per Plea.—At WILLIAM
IltiltTON'd (late Nippon awl IMM). SS, Oalantatmet (wear et
Nremast4trosti, sad No. 1, NavitemearraL—Zetabilibed la Wall.
Omit a... ISIS.

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Its rowtb, claws It hos rat sad deatrtft, mast= it I.
mieturlty, sad tartan Its poemesam of Maltby =soar, silky =R-
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the growth of &Maim =Oral. sad =remake, it Is as WWI-
- its ethoulatt= operatic= bar slakes It Is espeeielly rum.
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Mar Oil" cm the impose. Prise b. add.; 75.; badly babe (spa
to bar small). 10a id.; sat desks uot dm, lls. pr bet=a-Sold
by as ropnotors, Ilattorpsdea, Louisa, mil by sh chsmaes
p•rfttemors.

IX) the BREEDERS and OWNERS of HORSES,
cows, SWUM kg. kc.
Meson MEASAII sad Co. One semeeded to prodocing a nom.
pond which, et Ode sewn of the year, Lot incalculable worth and
value to them wheaten at bend bones, settle, sham see. It is
a vegruble preparation, and is gainnteed to cure. swum other
Marines in horses, mange, dampers, worms inflammation ot the lungs,
ens h., an. For cows it IN laminable, pertecUy curing indanunation,
=min cunt% esenriag, swelling. end naps et the udder.. &a. In
sheen (cot net maggots, week Itch, b The above moaning is the
wait of • long series et vateahle eapr.ents. and Messrs. Ileum
and Co. can, with the mutest sold assert that It stands pre-
eminent and above at similar Midas ewer submitted to the notice of
scientific and practical own.
dual in pots, with full dined- no lee me. at be. 2a. rd., is.,
and :hie. each. by all patent medicine minden. Any proprietor of
hones Or tattle can bare animal, gratis epos application t •
MUSA'S and Co, I sad 2, Dissileld.place, Newingten Hotta.

FRANCE.

DISMISSAL OF THE MINISTRY.
PARIS, WIDNESDAY. b Xi IP M.

The lut straggle of poor Odd n Barrot is now
over. It ham Ix en tvident that his political existence
has long been doomed, and that he has ouly been pam-
pered up by those vigor..us stimulants which are only
had rec;utes to by those who anticipate a fatal ter-
mination. The following names are given as those of
the new ministers :

M. Ferdinand Barrot, Minister of the Interior.
M. Itsuher, Minister of Justice.
M. Parrien, Minister of Public Works.
essimir Perrier, Minister of Fortiga Affairs.

111. Foul& Miniver of Finance.
Admiral Rom•in llssfoams, Minister of Marine.

General d'llantpmd, Alinmter of War.
The only appointments considered wrione are thole
of MM. Casimir Perrier, Partiou, and limiter.

By the following meteage from the President of the
Fr. nch republic to the presidect of the National
Assembly, it app. are that the late ministry, instead of
r,sigr ing, h.cl been dismissed. This mi sego was
communicated by M. Dapin to the Assembly :

Monsieur la PreSdent,—Under the genre
In wh ch we are plat .1, the sword which ought to re:pn
=maga the dift rest botite of the state cannot be main-
tained valets by the existence of a =went c'oti tenet, arid
unless they ex • Leis themselves sincerely to each other.
Is cache to give an erseap'e of that sincerity I come for-
ward sow to state the rumens which have determined rue to
clamp the esinirry, and to *operate tinsel( from men whose
eminent arrival am well phased to pr claim, and to whom
I owe trietelo.ip and ermined,.
Is order to strengthen the republic, menaced by anarchy
from so many sides ; to ensure ord, r more tffi tit ntly than
k hoes dose up to the preheat time ;to maintain abroad
the name of France at the elevation ot her ren own, men see
needed, who, animated by a otic devotedness, emirs
Mad the smeseity of the slaro direction of a a m character,
sad eta steeply itellned policy, which doe* net compromise
prewar by any Ores lotion ; of men in short, whose naiads
are as eallal filled with the conviction of my peculiar regional.
bliity me of their own, sad of the nectar. y of action as well
we
of wore*. (Geese ogitatios.)
F r nearly a year I have given many proofs of self-deal el,
In order that there might be no miaindcratanding with re-
gird to my real sentiments. Without roomier against any
iadiviimal or egoism any party, I have Glowed men of the
most contrary opinions to arrive at power, but without
champing the harpy result which I expected from that er-
nngement. In piece of effeetiog a fusion ot direst shades
of opinion, I only mitred at a neutralisation of face.
Toe lanky of views and intentions was interfered with, sad
the spirit el sessillstius taken fur western. Scarcely bad
the dangers of the street been got over Wltlft the ancient
pries were seen again to elevate their colour., revive their
rivalries, sad alarm the etustry by a rousing diKuiotode.
Is the midst of this confusios France, uneasy lettesumi she
cannot see nay guidiag bend, seeks the hind and will of the
elected of December the 10:b. But that will cannot be felt
unless there be entire unanimity of idea., of views, and of
convictions between the president and his stioLry ; and
eta es the Assembly itself joins is the thiamin of the nation
as • zpresesd in the election of the executive power.
• whole system triumphed on the 10th of December, for
the same of Nap ihon is a complete programme is Welt
It means at some, order, authority, r ligioo, an 1
the welfare of the people; abroad, motional dignity. It is
this system that I wish to cause to triumph by the aid of
the Assembly and the people. I wish to les worthy of the
orinfidense of the people by maintaining the constitution
which I have swora to observe. I wish to inspire the coun-
try by my fair stisightf rward dealing, perrversace, and
firmness, with a conaelemee that business will revive.
The letter of the cosstitution has certainly a great
knfle-
once on the destiny of the country, out the manner is
which it is exercised has perhaps even more. The longer
cr shorter duration of power contributes powerfully to the
stability of things; but it is only by displaying ideas and
principles that • government ean succeed in persuading se-
cee:y to reamers itself.
Let us, therefor*, sgain raise up authority without inter-
fering with real liberty. Let is calm the apprehensions that
are hit by vanquishing bad passions' and by giving to all
setae instiseis a prop:* direction. Leto strengthen nll-
- feeling, without abandoning the conquests it the revo-
lution ; and we shall save the country is 'pits of the parties,
the ambitions, and even the infatuation!, which our institu-
tions may contain.
(Signed) Louie Naoonnox B .
A supplement of the Aloisifesr will give, this evening, the
names of the new ministry.
The Assembly then rose at six o'clock.
Messrs. Mold, Thieve, and General Change. rider
have promiEd to support the new cabinet.

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