The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-23 00:00:00

FROM PARIS.

OOS OWN ONNIIMPONDINT.)
PLUS, Ts VIVIDAT
promated to the Carps Ler*lati/
wing to a considerable extent
poelsional government of April
modeled French citizens incompe-
even in foreign countries,
all Frenchmen were prohibited from
slaves even in foreign countries, asi
rticipating in the slave trade. Any
decree wee punished by the lose at
French citisen. The operation of this
suspended for three years, in
to the persons affected by it to
And this period was by •
extended to ten years. The
will expire on the With of this pre-
'. sad the government has made up
m for ever in their poeression at
French slaveholdere who were in
slaves they now hold prior to the
; and 2nd. All those who may have
' of any since by inheritance, gift. ar
interdiction is only to be maintained
future purchases.

at the opening of the
, explaseive of regret that use
Isms granted at the general aim
losimpested that le would be alletwil
which has now arisen for filling sp
seats for Paris. Hut the measure
the Emperor thought so large, was,
' that there is very little margin
down further. without having recourse
. the imperial constitution,
to avoid ea long as possible, far
The opposition candidates hays
peruiitted to placard their names ao
as addresses (they being first duly
to print and distribute bulletins
upon them. At the last elect**
stated that MM. Cavaignac, Carnet,
were candidate,' of the " demo.
MM. Lionville, Jules Fevre,
struck out the cord democratic
but whether they have done this
' or merely in accordance with
or as a prudent precaution, I do
is a very trivial matter. The only
as that I can think of between
. the last, is that the independent
Agee*, the &ids, and the Proses,
to write with a good deal d
..- of the opposition candidates, have
that they must confine themselves to
names of the candidates without roa-
d Paris, however, are so intel-
id this restriction will have
upon the result. The men who bed
Toted for (avaignac, Carnot, sad
not want any excitation to vote now
summary, and they certainly will
any more stringent devices as be
g them away from the poll than
to before, and this is not easy.
, it is almost a reflection upon the
who had the management of the
- that they would have left
to prevent the dreaded roralt d
government in Paris, it is to be
the administration being now
law against suspects and itzpoetiewee,
arbitrary power more unscrum
before. It is difficult to estimate
• of the terror which may be
upon the electors. It would not in-
for want of prison room in the
to arrest a sufficient number of cid.
any appreciable effect upon the else. ,
ling 's partridge sagaciously observes,
ballet can in a,l probability kill
a thousand would do well to can
no, because who knows" bat tag
tbe brought down. It is, I sup-
calculation of this sort that mai
have been struck off the lists with.
?retest. It is thought that very away
like to make themselves marked by
their names restored. Very Me
rem, felt in the efficacy of all the .
be devised to thwart the expose
majority of the
yesterday, br►
of little sm.
(Intim.* k
consideration which ten
' election
chance to sle,
shall ass $
se to the Jr
'Wine see
ire other imp
. the coot/old
moment of very
whether the
luence of Use
rhich we MO
difficult,' la
suestions the
opposition alln•
has impala
taking the
constitution;
Emperor. is
.
responsiblefor that
repose' Bad a 5
government has 011 P
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to theme
goveranslng,
Baurciannlei •
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ova OWN ONINIMPONDINT.)
PAWS. Tau MOAT lt
a resented to the Corps
• to a considarabl
previsional governmen
tendered French citizens
e-ownsn even in foreign
, all Frenchmen were prolul
lig slaves even in foreign co
participating in tha slave tr
decree was punished by tl
French citisen. The opera
• were?, suspended for three
time to the persons affects
• •• • ta, and this period
, 1651, extended to ten y,
will expire on the With ol
• sad the government ham
• firm for ever in their pc
11 French slaveholdere whi
slaves they now hold pi
• ; and 2nd. All those who
of any since by inherit&
interd►ction is only to be t
future purchases.
mperor's speech at the open
1011. explains' of regret
bad bees granted at the go
• be expected that lees would
which has now arisen for
vet seats for Paris. Hut tb
ch the Emperor thought so
meted, that there is very lit
down further, without havit
iolation of the imperial a
wished to avoid as long as I
no. The opposition candi
• permitted to placard thei
es addresses (they being
.d to print and distribut
upon them. At the la
stated that MM. Cavaign
us, were candidates of th
"on." MM. Lionville, Jo
ve struck out the cord
• but whether they have
• mend, or merely in meow
e, or as a prudent prtes
is a very trivial matter.
difference that I an think
• the lan, is that the it
Debars, the &ids, and t
• Herod to write with a r
.ur of the opposition mad&
that they must confine the
names of the candidates wi
tors of Paris, however, ai
pprehend this restriction
t upon the result. The me
ago voted for Cavaignac, (
• not want any excitation t
cal successors, and they eel
any more stringent dev
eeping them away from th
.urge to before, and this
r, it is almost a refiectio
ials who had the =Dagen
• suppose that they wottli
to prevent the dread.
not government in Paris,
• t the administration b
law against suspects and I
arbitrary power more
•old before. It is difficult
force of the terror whicl
upon the electors. It woi
for want of prison roc
y to arrest a sufficient num
any appreciable effect apo
ding's partridge sagaciousl:
le bullet can in a,l probi
t a thousand would do
gun, because n who knows
•t be brought down. It
calculation of this sort i
have been struck off the
pretext. It is thought that
like to make themeless
their names restored.
, felt in the slime
be devised to thwart t
minims of the majc
sad the Pays of yeeten
amen that it would be ol
two or three partial et
net worth the eonaideratia
to give to the general
the government should chi
, I fancy that we el
in the Pays' views as
event next week. Theme el
alone, and in four or five
the ballot-boxes escape the
and it is just at this moue
portance to know wh
aria are under the influent
t Bernard's acquittal, whi
• aunt finds so mach di
bounds. The Pays sat
•• to call himself an " oppo
at a senates Cortilatifin hs
• • to the necessity of
the elections. It reasons t
no opposition to the co
!. ministers, because the E
worn, is alone responsibl
..n is there to oppose'
that heed the governmen
fear." This is a very o
y, and comes very near t
nal motion, as far as go
that Baron de Be
• • has bees delayed a
• of kis mother-in-law
lin the country. Nov
• this afternoon.
y had an audience of the
laminate daring the g
• heavily. The Ben
• mount, closing at
, in which there was
•• contradictory reports
• givideed, and