The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-05 00:00:00

FRANCE.

RIS, everter;
The President of the R PAepuhlic gave TURIDAT
yesterday
dinner, apparently with the desire of manitet
the reooomliation between Generals Changsrnier snit
d'Hau'poul, who were rated on either side
of the
prince. All the head officers of tut milit.ry
lion of Paris were present.
The Assembly proceeded yesterday in the bureau
to the renewal of its monthly committees. (;.,merry
to the expectation, and greatly to the dit•gu, of the
majority, M. Larochejsqachn was appointcd presi.
dent of the first bureau. The eccentric opposition
of the legitimist chief, particularly on the electoral
law, has roused much resentment against him in the
conclave of the burgesses. Ciangarnier,
was atthouo
absent, elected nearly unanimously president
of another bureau.
In the sitting of the Legislic ice Asterably to.*
the debate on the stamp law woe resumed, and ear.
tied, without starting any discussion of interest, as fe,
es the 33rd article, which imFo es a st.mp duty pi
the transfer of renter. I have White mentioned the
sl eration made by the commitLe in the article
as
voted on the mcond reading. I: was !hew decided
that a tax of .sc. should he imposed npon testy
of nominal capital. The ciannit en ewe- prows,s
that the duty sh 11l consist of one c. wan: to b, levied
upon every franc of rente ; also, that bowie
of renter au purteur shall, for the Ware, be
delivered only for five years. M. Fould, Miri.ter
of
Finance, strenuously opposed this motiin. II dteclt
on the fatal effects of the first vote of the Ass, oildr;
the funds had gone down, while the rise of bdeigs
exchange indicated the diversion of cep:tal into to.
reign chunels. Foreign funds had be. n with
favour at the Bourne, and even the Russian fun,ls had
enjoyed this privilege in a degree before unit.-art' of.
He then said that capital was ler from ftow,r,4, at
had been expected, iuto the deParments; and i „grad
upon the peculiarly pernicious eft et of ar.
range/tent in cue of a loan.

M. Emile Leroux, the reporter of the comrai:lee,
defended t.sti motion, and maintined tha. it was °thy
the first step towarcs a fair and wise app)rtinnment
of taxation.

The prom,- ition cf the committee to
d:tty on the transfer of renter isr.s rejeit.d Lf
jority of 326 against LO2. The Assembly hai
fore reversed its former decisim on ties .rni,
point.
. _

A b'll was brought forward by the M.
Fit.ance for ircrtiving the War) of
from 1,200,000 to 3 millioaP. The lover it,
posed to refer this bill to the corn., ,t..f.e
mentary credits. lie the Assaniq
large majority, in favour of a special
The message of the Preeictu, !
talked of latterly, will, it was sni
to day, be delivered at the end ot tr.e it•n•!1.
It was reported in the mast positive :!
Assembly that the difference iitt.,c.a I.- .
England was terminated. The repot
by persons who are in general
The Bourse continues to exhibit a 1,..•
tendency. The Fives experienced a ris •u; ,
and closed at Mr. 25c.

A separation hes been talked of I f
fractions of the Mountain, which go I,
ton of the Old Mountain, conswini
found their principles in the Jacohi,.i
revolution, and the Yonrg Moan•a`
the guidance of MM. Thal and lie
a disposition to merge in the C.V.414,
tine party.
The ballot tor the qaestorm reeul•cu' i
of General Lao, Base, and de
eraltsE.

Jun 4. For
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