The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-08 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY, 61 P. X.
The attitude of parties is becoming more decided.
The Constifetishes! has broken silence, and yesterday
attacked the nomination of M. Defaure arid in gene-
ral his supineness in leaving. possessed of office, men
whose principles arc not consi.tent with the mainte-
nince of order. The majority, however, do not in-
lend to provoke the debate of the ministerial qua-
lion when the Roman affair comes on, and they
intend to keep it over till they can attsck
M. Dufour° alone on the question of edminis.
tration. They detiro to make it appear that
they nra hostile to him only, and not to the
cabinet in general, but there can be no distinction
of this kind de Recto. It M. Defame is attacked, M.
0. Barret must defend him; ned the supporters of the
latter have great h pee of keeping the balance in
tavour of that part of the m 'dewy. They desire that
the peseta government sirtuld remain in edfice ; they
even wish to preserve M. de Fall,ux. Ot him they
,ay truly that his aim, it it is to bo jndgrd of from his
previous conduct, must be to become pi ceident of the
council. To keep eim to with M. Dultuie would bee
feed blow to him and greatly lessen his Ltitience.
The supporters of the more mod. race p Tann of the
ministry think also that notwith 'landing :he tfbitsvf
the co..sertectives and toe m:uisterita
tine-ilea cennot be aveided when the debate upon the
crecit 4 for the sxpedilitinwy army DOM on. Monday
or ueeday will be the day in qui stioo, moat likely.
The committee met yeatei day, without coming to any
decision. In it there are several parties in peewee,: of
each other. There are the ultra-nethelies and legiti-
mists, headed by M. Montalembert, woo think that
the Pepe his already granted too much in the shape
of liberal cnticussiin j the friends of M. Thief's, and
that eta esmaa himself, who o :wider that the Pops
has dune enough for the Romans ; and opposed to
these ars MM. Victor Hugo, Do la Muskows, and

CJea•Biantio, who think wthe proprio mats quite
ineffiveht. These three pules aro al.inc rep.osentql
in the committte. In the chamber the kilt r, which
contains the tiers porgi and many Bonsplitista, will
be suppxted by the lett, and perhaps even by thew-
treme radical party. 'the supper:e.t.a of ehe letter or
the Pt erid. nt are dLeermihed 1.10 provoke an apt °seine'
or opinion on the wore of that t.crument. lha cum-
mrvatiies will endeavour to show that it is not a

diplureatio note, but only a personal opinion, which
need not be taken jute account. Here, tbee, will be .
the difficulty, for the other side will immediately skis
the opportunity
.to taunt the cons. restive! for with-
holding their opinion, and will pretend that since they
.434 to approve the le.ter of the President they give
it their approbation by their sikce!. The ministerial
crisis might aria out of this, and the news received
to-day homß,me et a fresh circular sent tenth by the
Pope, in which still more hcstile sentiments are
shown towards France, may add to the difficaltite
already existing.
M. Defame i, es every one knows, not more die-
liked than M. Pr ray, agairst wham also uo means of
annoyance are spared. This was the ease yesterday
when the. subject of the pay went of the Duchess of
Orleans' dowry came on fur debate. The bill to that
effect had been sent to the committee of anpplerne::-
tory credits, and M. Dire rrrsented the re port in Use
course of the sitting yesterday. The Left, and many
members of the Hight, appeared to thirk that it
ought to have been sent to • special committee.
After sumo discussion, a division tusk place on the
point, when the house decided by a mai ,city of 7, the
numbers bring 269 to 262, that the b:li shuu'd be cent
tort xa.nivatiun to especial committee appointed in the
bureaux. This is on:y part of a system of annoyance.
The vote, as rega• d the deers', is certain, and it will
pass. The duchess has a light, which will certainly
be respected.
The debate turned on a most curious subjeet to-
day in the Legislative Assembly. M. Anthony
Jourret got up to compla'n that the word citizen wee
no linger used in the reports of the Mimiteur. Upon
this a most laughable:discussion arose, which coded by
M. Leroux making the following motion :
Comiderlog that lor..nce bee constituted kb-lf into a re.
public, it is hereby decreed that all washers ot the French
Society shall go by the denomination of "citizen."
The previous question having been moved, was
carried by a great majori'y.
General D'Hardpoul, a conservative member of the
Assembly, has been chosen to take the place of Lien.
,stolen, who definitively refuses to stay at Rome,
notwithstanding the overtures of M. Mercier.
It is expected that M. de Lucite. will not stay long
at Balla. M. Hetzel, who has ben in that capital,
' lies reported in such a manner on the state of sales,
, that the recall of the present envoy is prob chic.
The Moniteor says:—" An evening journal ham
made the nomination of M. Buis-le-Comte as Minister
to Washington coincident with the diplomatic occur-
' rence which has taken place in the United States, and
the first &emu:it of which reached Paris on Friday.
This idea is completely erroneous. The government,
when et appointed M. Boiele-Comte, was perfectly tg-
, norant of what had taken place in America.

PARIS, Orr. 6. I For For Account.
Money. Opening l lltylaset. Lowest; Ctostrier.
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II per Omits. 5, 53 U U 55 U 55 2 $5 $0
6 per Cents.
0 do. New II0e1:1.
14 per Cents. rt n n rr tt
1 per cents.

6 ier Cents.
11 do. New Loan
44 per Cents. ••
4 par Uinta. " , " I " I r•
Exchange on London : 30 days, 25 521; 90 days, 45 117 e.
Be le^ 5, 16111
Do. 5, 194$ .... . ~ Rowan Loan
Do. 44
Do. 24

SUNDAY, 6 30 P m.
Home news hero is thrown in the shade by the
intelligence rteived as much relative to Turkish as
helots affafre. With regard to Rome, we tarn by a
letter from our own ourrespondent, dated the 2tlth uit.,
that the return of the Pope to Rome is Oefinnively to
take place on the I.sth that. It is also affirmed (. d
by pereous who derive their information from the
eminent tr;umvirate) that one of the first measures of
his holiness will be to soften, in some degre the
' rigour of nia amnesty, by extending i's effects to
merry individuals of the pravcrib d cla,a of reputi,
p•uvincial gorerno•e, end others mentioned in the
edict. This act of sovereign clemency, however, is
only to be exercised as a pecular favour, and on he
separate apilication, by way of peti.ion, of each in.
dividual.
From Turin the dill graver news is received, that
the Chamber o D puti a has refused to vote the lb
iudiep.neable minions for paying the first instal's. i.t
of the indemnity due tel Aus ria, bat was willing to
grant only 9,600 000 fr. This vote would have un-
&red the Sardin an povernment unable to meet its
eugrements. It is stated posi•ive ly, therefore, that
,he Marquis d'Az,glio was about t dissolve the As-
a• d to proceed to an immediate revision sf
the constitution.
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