The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-24 00:00:00

FRANCE.
PAILIS, Tvesnsr
Berm fresh members have been added ;a Evert",%
Lbw of the Assembly to-day to the fifuen
boar ofho-
voters n for ths Committee
and 497 of Permanent; The
a
was , the ab.olutc so ,6 awakes 249. M. Cretan obtained r 3 Radians, 288; Wan, 284 ; Leo de Weird,: ;,,
IGNithir Peeler, 259 ; 1)e Cronseilhu, Dusgaux, 249. These seven members, harii;;L:ht.
tainad the majority, were proclaimed meinhers:s ;7
ascringUes. Only four of there were support, d
'
party which calls itself, par excellence, the Dui,
of the remaining three, Laborde sad Vesiu
;42;
legitimists, and Craton of the tiers.purti; cod-""",k_
all opposed ths Preaident's dotaion.
of
candidates of the Elysis, Casablanca and Iteguili4:
St. Angely, have been yet chosen. To the fourtee e
names which 1 seat yesterday, that of Wow:W..—
ought to have been added. He obtained 283 ',
The three repulsing members will be uullutted-F•
tomorrow. Those who obtained the tighot
of votes to-day next to the candidates chosen
Combat' de Leyval, 215; Delemiert, 210 •
235; Chambolle, 221; Garnon, 212; Ti
21('
Adelswaerd, 208, Darand-Ssvoyst, 2112; pr,.rs'y 1,
Casablanca, 182; Banchard, 173; St. Angell •
niters., 100; Callet, 84; Gen. Ondirot,
Berme, 77; Oscar Lafayette, 53; Cep. Ilussuu:
Lavergne, 46; Thuriot de la Rosiere, 21.0'
The formation of the Committee of Permenerce
naturally brought into discussion the ones
this precautioLary institution might be called epos
act. The papers of the Elytee take necasioo from t
speculative talkeurrent upon this subject. to tura derision the apprehensions of a coop ,rO,O
hinted by the tone of the prose and by the vo
ut`
the Assembly. However impossible and abeurd
Pouruir affect., to consider such rash sallies of am
acwihnie thhe thk:el
tion, certain it is that the lan;tuage of the Nupo2e,
of the Dix Decembre, and of the clique
aides•de-camp and courtiers about the Pishi
mos: tales
htsFilintabielyrnisahnpditethme fears
hedex
editorial,tly now treat as ehimerics
aggeratlone.
• Meantime it IN evident that tlu
operative majority repose an absolute trust in
gamier, without whose co-operation m, rer•Aul,
scheme of the execuive could budge one itch
during the prorogation, a military coop 'NY.
hazarded, the capital would h irdly be the place
the committee would convoke the Assem'ilr.
legislative body would meet at a safe di
from the central dictatorship, and thntder
edicts from the walls ef some provincial tom
the meantime, that progress of the President thi
the departments of ;he east and south, to ler
have at various times alluded, seems to
jour,
pre;
on a grand scale :in fact, the circle of his
wpt,loul,eliorzoneeeolfuilrae
::
western coast. et;
br
ac
Toulouse,the
hirieviesn
to out,
returnwil will
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You may observe in the composition of the
mittee of Permanence, which now only walrf
members to be c•inaple:e, a striking inotacce
results produced by a coalition of use Nloun.l
the altra-legitimiste. 'file latter having
nomination of General Laraorickre in the t.t'ti
fierce opposition made to him by the but4tse
Left, who look upon Latnoriciiire at their cltd
have shown their gratitude by votin4 fa.
legitimists not leas obnoxious to the roam
than the Montagnards themselves.
The majority seem greatly chagrined at bells
their idol, Chatigarnier, only Efth oa the :i.t,
Udilon Barrot, who balked them on the tranepottie
tion law, Jules de lAsterie, who opposed se
the President's dotation ; Monet, who reprewate tke
constitutional republic ; and St. Pritr, tha u.tre•
legitimist ; are all borne in before the c)intlitader-it•
chief. It is also important to note the declicir;
influence of Berryer among the legi7iral.:to, whom he
could not persuade to adopt the carcille.es of the
Elysitc, Cssabianca and St. Angely, m sting in
the Rue Rivoli.

The Conseil d'Etat has decided, by a tal:prllF of
16 votes against 15, that the functions it tot:lions of
the permanent section of the council of puoi.z .s.
struction shall be incompatible with the tenure of szy
other public office, even that of professA:.
Yesterday the principal economies prop:wed 'ay
committee of the budget on the chapters of puo.i..:-
struction were thrown out, in spite of the bigotry
the legitimists and their hatred of the university.
is well to note that upon the chief divisions the L !:,
old conservatives, and government, all voted in Ix.
mony. M. Then exerted himself with euness to
the reductions of the committee, wh;ch w. N c.:•
ceived in the worst spirit, thrown out, while 13,,r7t?
supported them, and became the advocate of a scat-=
which would beggar the professors and rum ::e
schools.

In the sitting of the Assembly to day the 61 C.:f-
sion of the budget was resumed. The last chsp:tri
of the budget of public instruction were adopted
out any debate of interest. The house teen pass,..l:o
the budget of worship. M. Btrthclemy S . II:la:re
opposed the itcrease of 3,000 fr. propos,: on :he
salary of the director of worships, while the si:aties
of profess.irs of science had been cnt down by t!let
committee. The figure of the committee was adop:ed.
After the rejection of some reductions. propnsid be
MM. Maigne and B iutzat, the remsinin; chsp:ers of
the budget of worships were wiopted wiiholt any
remarks worth mentioning. The house then prc-
oeeded to take in hind the budget of the minirry of
the interior. M. Versiguy made an attack upon the
police, which did nut. however. present the ehapter
of secret funds from being Toted. M. S.ittr.cher
stirred an old ai.d sore qa,stioc, by m •ring an
additional chapter t'or giving reward 4 to the com-
batants of June and February. ainendmeat
having been opposed by MM. liaroche and li.rryer,
and supported by M.DucLux, was put to ti,e voteand
rejected by 40 against la Nothing el•( of intetest
occurred. .

'The report of M. Salmon upon the colonial press.
which was distributed in the sitting of yes.erday, u-
commends the adoption of the government's
which is founded upon the late lot of tlp puss for
France, with some special adaptations to the colonies.
The caution money for the the !real daily pipers
tixi d at 10,0001 r.; but foreign publications of no kind
can be introduced without the permission of the go-
vernor. Provocations, direct or indiree, to the re-
establishment of slavery will be prosecuted and
punished with iniiirisonment from three months to
two years and a tin: if horn akiti. to 1.000 f,.
Last night forty persons were arrest, d, and corniced
in the prefecture. Fifteen were taken in the Hue St.
Victor. In one of the houses in this street a large
quantity of arms, thigg, red caps, 'carte, and demago-
gic publications wire seized.
lestirdiy the report of M. Ducos upon the bill re-
' lative to the railroads frcin Tours to Nantes and from
Orleans to Bordeaux was distributed. The financial
situation of the two companies is stated by M. !lows
with much precision, and the impossibility of ful-
filling their engagements without indulgence from
the state clearly demonstrated. 'The committee has
adopted unanimously, with the exception of one voice,
the term of concession for 30 years proposed by the
government, and demands that th- bill should be
brought immediately on the order of the day. It will,
in all probability, be discussed betwica the two
budgets.
Them was very little business trangacted at the
Bourse to-day, except in railroad shares. Govern-
ment stock, however, was exceedingly firm, at a slight
advance on yesterday's prices. The Five per Cents.
opened at tki fr. Stk., and closed at 9d fr. Pik.; the
Three per Cents. closed at jiS fr. 45...
boy itst:.

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