The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVANRIG, JULY 22, MO.

bonen 1--such a onepireey as this needed me dialogue
is order to be dinueseek Aad, *he, ft wainion by
the pebis with its ogle peositNelty. before either
journal et se for demitasse it. And when the word
pia was Wand, it time received *k s matured
shookefelinesties.
We love almost 'notion that wig* egad us to
take pea I. hand—tbe spleedid beeriest sad mithusi-
utio reception given toLord Peueratrifit by the WM-
-1 beta of the Reform (Ashen Bat:Way evating.l4 as we
have eekkhis lordship has been lensed latiklelhodbsg
enthesisatie support, be has not lost by wattle', as
the Freest+ proverb rays; ler ornately neUr greet-
ing was more beartklt,er samba more nualatoni
and solemn. Veteran as lewd PALMERSTON MOM be
is the incidents and emotions of popular slam.
blies, be wee evidestly overuse by his feelings on
i this COOSMOB. His loedship's speech, si these, in-
deed, of ell who eddreeeed'ille rusting; was *idiom
and triumphant, jut wlthoiit the least dap of Nai-
r nineties. The minister re-asserted his principle',
whisk were "shoed by the walls of the Arm dab,
u they may and will be by every lour walls within
which reformers meet throughout the kin-
dest. The importance, {tidied, of the late vote, lies
net so auk in the majority of the Oommons
as the sentimut throughout the country, which
/demanded seek a vote, and which MU re-
base who thought It to go 'plait it. This
is the santleieet es keg dermas% en the ea=
en the dads, slumber of whisk the
coasted, when they vainly hoped to enlist Itaglead
sad its gevernment seder tee colours eta retrograde
tanks. As observed on Saturday t, Reeked
is sow divided into two great between
which there in as medium or m term I sad he
who would not vote far the libeeals, must yoke himself
to draw the oar of absolutism. It is is Europe, as in
Englaad, all opinion merges sad divides lab two
great parties—the one far liberty and rtform, sad the
other for a New Holy Mimeos.

great, whin ea the day apreparefter Bola' a newspaper
*tam tames 'of sabelatence d
lay isalapersoe.
peacoat% tke Atippably vote 0'
ousinittee of from whiskitseg all Ms hisub
wen gull while many at lie declared eppeseau
were Wad •••sr the list arespled by the ileajorlep
contained thermals' of MM. Crum, de Mornay, Leo
do Laborde, and Omura de St. Priest, who were the
leading apothem 'whist the law of the three mil-
lions. Oa thwelbee-heal, the same ll conleitied six
members oldie Chub Cbiesersitiesereol, tamely, MM.
d'Adelsward, Durand-Baur% Ortry, Lamoriciere,
Osoar Lafayette, aid Monet, all strenuous adversa-
ries of the government, Gnat esertions will be
no doubt made bolero the sitting of to-morrow to
the exclusive et these staunch upablioano.
Cestrrday. at the cc easement of the sitting, mach
agitation was noticeable in the &migrate oa this'
bleet. su
M. do Vatimmail, au If those who spoils strongest
for tbe adjournment of the ballot, protested vehe-
mently, is his own ume sad that of M. Berger,
spiast the oompositioa of the list la arealation t bat
was reiniatied by M. be Massey that notooly bad M.
&fryer sullied the list, bat that it would be easy to
reproduce a copy of it in his kaadweiticg. It became
evident that this tack of the legitimists had been
brought shoat by the latimidatory puff from the
Elsee
Towards the middle of Aagut the President is to
make a progress throve% the anthers departments,
sad at return by way of Toone., Borcluaz, Brest,
and Cherbourg.
The members d the Assembly an ea usioss to
bribe their holiday*, that it is a matter of mush die-
catty for the President Duple to serape together •
house on the budget.
M. Thins is about to visit the Rhias.

The definitive results of the alesteal law of May
31 are now known. In 1848, the number of electors
inscribed on the electoralots which were need in the
dlection of the 10th of December, was ten minions
and a half. According to the new law the number of
electors amounts to three millions and a gcarer. Tae
calculation upon which the oppositioa of the liberal
peas was beaded, namely, that hall the electors
would be disfranchised, was, therefor*, greatly below
the mark.

Some of the journals have already began to sign
their leading articles. This is the case with the
Ordre, in which M. Chambolle has appended his
name to an outspoken, frank leader, in which he al-
ludes boldly to the smothered war waging between
the executive and legislative, and the dangers with
which the country is hereby threatened. The Preue
having doubled the price of its subseriptioa, an-
nounces that, notwithstanding the great loss entailed
by the tax on the ronsentfeuslieeon, it will continue
to publieh the novels at Eugene Sue and others.
General Coma Pik , grand officer of the legion of
honour, and we of the bravest soldiers of the empire,
died yesterday, at his residence in the Rae Mont
Mahon

The Californian emigration has not lost any of its
attraction. Yesterday a hundred Parisians started for
the land of gold.
Pd. Felix hit. Priest presented yesterday to the As-
sembly an important proposition, that in all the com-
munes of the republic having a population above
1,000, intelligence offices should be opened for masters
wanting workmen and workmen in want of employ-
ment, the books to be kept by the secretaries of the
mayors, under the inspection of the mayor and two
or more inhabitants, chosen by the municipal council,
and to be open for public inspection. If the applica-
tions are too curnerons for the locality, a note of the
applications is to be sent weekly to the chief town of
the canton for communication to the public. All the
reentries and information in thaw offices to be gra-
tuitous. Arrangements are to be made for s general
intercommunication between all the intelligence
offices of France, with a view of supplying labour
where it may be in demand.
m Two rismtatives have presented an amendment
to the budget of expenses of 1851, to add 3043,000 fr. to
the sum o a million, proposed for the Railway of Bee
d'Allier to Clermont.

The commission of the budget of the Assembly pro-
poses Mallow 41,000 fr. to ktepiog up the breeding
stud at Saint Cloud, destined to airmails of thorough
and Oriental lueed.

MM. Goldschmidt and Bischoffrheim, of Paris, have
paid the second half-yearly instalment of the Tuscan
loan.

The grand ducal government his beta compelled to
contract its first loan to pay the bills drawn by the
republicans, bat as Tuscany is very rich, and its
government very discreet, this loan hu been con-
tracted on very goof terms. The principal sources of
revenue are pledged to the repayment of the loan,
and to secure the interest and remiams.