The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-20 00:00:00

The number of hospital eases sites the commence-
meet of the *piddles° is 2,211,ari of deaths 1,241.
The sub-committee oes the budget of public work.
was engaged yesterday on an applicatioa k.r supple-
watery credit for three lines of railroads. It pro-
posed to make the grant required for the Tours and
Nantes line, but unanunouly (Supercool of the
augmentation of the expanses to be borne by the stwe,
on sediant et the inarcusey of the estimates of the
Ponta-st•Chausers. which or ginally were put down
at 28,000,000 fr., but now are made to amount to
48,000.000 ft. Tee sub-commi tee also proposed to
grant the credit demanded to meet the absre of the
atete is the expense of the embankment from Bourges
to the 800 d'Allier. As to the credit for the Mont-
pellier and Nimes road, the enb-oommittee
mended the Minister of Public Works to sue the coms-
peaty for the breach of its contract with the state.
The charge against M. Eugene Respell, one of the
representatives of the people, for the armlet upon M.
Point, another representative, came yesterday b-fore
the Tribunal of Correctional Police. M. No:,ent Saint
Laurent applied to the tribunal for an adjostnenent
of the cue, on account of tb. illness of his client, M.
RaspaiL The president replied that he had received
a 'medical certificate of the illness of M. Raspail, bat
thM, as his address wee not given, there were no
mum of verifying the certificate, and therefore the
epplitatios for an adjournment could not be granted.
111. Point and other witnesses depo.ed to the assault,
mafirming what was (Wel on this subject at the
sitting of the National Assembly in which authority
sees men to prosecute M. RaspaiL The tribenat,
after hearing these witnesses. fixed to-ronow fx
bearing the avocet de la repriblique.

At the latest moment we have received the folios
leg dampish from oar correspond, nt :
TarasbA3, 4.30 r m.
M. de k Tour d'Auvergne, an ateathi to the minister
of foreign affairs, has been app •intd to accompany
Oen. Oudinot, as his secretary of legation. He left Paris
last night, with despatches and instructions for the
commander-in-cbief of the expedition, which he will,
it is said, divide into two corps, one of 7,000 men,
and the other of 6,000. M. de la Tour d'Anvergne,
who has already been twice sent on missions to
Oasts, is a nephew of the Cirdical.Bishop of Arras.
H. he. been appointed secretary with a vitw to
swig Oessrsl Oudinot in the diplomatic mission with
which, as well as the command d the exp. ditionary
army, he is entrusted.
Ouerassi is said to have taken flight from Tussany.
It is asserted in the couloirs of the Assembly, that
M. Stadion, the Minister rf Foreign Affairs of Pr wells,
will continue in office.
R solutions were adopted in the Assembly to-dey,
to prevent twig's being accorded but under certain re-
stektions. The discussion on the budget was then
resumed, bat offered nothing of interest.
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