The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-04 00:00:00

A division being called for, gave the following
result :

Ayes .. .. 112
Noes .. .. 433

Majority .. .. 291
The amendment wu consequently declared to be
rejected.
It being then half-put six, the Assembly rose.

In the sitticg of the Assembly to-day the budget
of worship was proceeded with. Au interesting item
occurred at the opening of the debate, namely, the
cost of the Israelite worship, amounting to 128,3001.
M. Cremieux proposed to increase this sum by 7,800 f.,
and his motion was adopted. With this vote the de-
partment of worship was concluded. The next budget
was that of the interior. The Ist item was the esta-
tablishmente of tine arts, 468,0001. The reduction
proposed by the committee of 12,000 f. was carried.
Next came the central administration. The reduction
of the committee, amounting to 36,000 f. on the lists
of employes, was carried in spite of the remonstrance
of the present minister and two ex-ministers of
the interior, Malleville and Dufaure. This vote
excited some sensation. The election of the Vosges
in favour of M. Guilgot was declared valid, until the
production of the documents relating thereto. On
the materiel of the budget another reduction was
voted. On the chapter of secret expenditure a re-
duction amounting to 32,000 fr. was proposed by
Jules Fevre, who, amid considerab!e interruption,
complained of the power exercised by the prefect of
police.
I have just heard from a good source that the
Minister of Finance is going to propose a tax on paper,
which he expects to bring him in 250 millions. The
exchequer stands in the utmost need of some substan-
tial resource. _

M. de Larochejacque in is about to publish a pam-
phlet relative to hie recent motion, of which 100,000
copies will be printed.
The democrats seem to fight shy of Girardin as a
candidate for the Seine. He jumped too quickly at
the gap which offered in the representation ; and the
votes which he wishes to canvass are said to be likely
to be competed for by Ferdinand Lessepe, of Roman
celebrity, or M. Huard. The opposition hesitate
between these two, but do not spprove Girardio.
As the President of the Republic was returning on
Saturday from inspecting the troops at Vin-
cennes, his carriage, and the escort of cair-
n/niers which surrounded it, were encountered,
at a point of the road called La Tourelle,
by a dense crowd of persons of the lower orders.
The cortege was obliged in ounsequence to move
at a slower rate,:while an array:of menacing faces and
gestures on either aide the road, showed that the mob
was animated with anything but friendly feelings to
the first magistrate of their republic and his friends.
" A bas lee tyrans!" " Coquits, von nous le payerez,"
and many more insulting expressions, were can in the
teeth of the President and Changarnier, the latter of
whom rode beside the carriage. The spot where this
outrage occurred being outside the baffler, the un-
wonted maws of populace gathered there showed
cle irly that the President had been waylaid on his
return ' • but no greater thole/toe than words was
offered. _ .

Thein wu a slight fall at the Bonne today, in

Puenoe, sippareally, of the insane offered to the
ent at La Tawas.
The national guard of Lerignam (Aide) has been
dissolved by degree of the President of the Republic.
The custom-houses of the Savoy frontier had re-
ceived orders to intercept the fugitive editor of the
Pevk Soweaves,Paures.
The committee on the press met yesterday. The
following are the points on which it is said to agree :
To preserve theeenfion-money at the preeentrate, but
that all journals undergoing a condemnation shall pay
within three days both the fins and the costs, so that
thematic's-mosey shall always revisals intent.
A stormy and scandalous scene occurred at
the close of the sitting. Daohb, having been called
a fellow of the police, retaliated by calling M. Chas-
soigne a coward. M. Mint then insulted M. Deejoy.
The most insulting expressions and menacing ges-
tures were reciprocated amid dreadful uproar. Finally,
hi. Mint was called to order, and the Assembly pro-
nounced a vote of censure upon his behaviour.
The Assembly broke up in violent disorder.

I. P.,...
Niamey.

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