The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-23 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Then PARIS, bloorn•r, 11 • u.
ppermost topic to-day is the conduct of M.
earlier, prefect of police, who has establiehed a mono-
poly in favour of the evening government press to the
exclusion of the opposition press. M. Carlin has
ealhd in the licenses of the newspaper renders, and refuses to renew them to such as oil the Benosinene
irdafetie, and other evening prints, allowing only the
sale 01 the Patrie, 2foniteur du &ir, and Oozed* de
Francs. Oa Saturday night the setgeou-de-rilk tore
to pieces some copies of the Evenement found in the
r:sloe of one of the female newsreaders on th
u 7 rd evas. Emile de Girardir, having heard of this circumstance, immediately repaired to the spot,
and in the presence of numerous witnesses as-
certained the feet that the sale of the Brentwood
was interdicted by the police. The greatest in-
dignation is expressed on all bands at the insolent
proceeding of the picket. I hear that an interpella.
non will be addressed to M. Baroche in to-dayrs sit-
ting of the Assembly on this subject ; and steps have
been taken by the managers of the Erenewient to
bring M. earlier before the tribunals for this daring
violation of the law.
'll.e 11.i.r du Peurie publishes a letter from M.
Polino, socialist delegate of the 2nd arrondissement,
and formerly comrade of Leclerc, declaring that the
new candidate of the moderate party had confessed
to him hie uneasiness at the he which had been
palmed off on the public about his heroism at the
barricades, and his anxiety to set the story in its true
light.

The Minister of Finance caused to be distributed
in the sitting of Saturday the budget of receipt', and
the special budget of his ministry foe 1831. The
total of receipts is estimated at 1,262,633,639 fr. ; di-
' rect contr bedaub, 409 m;llions ; registration, stamps,
land domains, 221 millions ; customs' duties and salt,
162 millions; r st-office, 47 millions ; revenue of
Algiers, 13i milieu' budget of Snaues-ministry,
381 millions.
The eke lots yesterday of officers in the 11th
legion were favourable to the moderate party.
Tt.e eectoral meetings of the first arrondissement
were, on Saturday, interdicted by the authorities. 1
M. Dupont is likely to oe appointed French minister
at Rome.

The C'redit is authorised to coniradict the statement
that General Cavaisnac eepports either of the candi-
dates started f4r the elation of the 28th.
Yi eterday the Paris races came off in the Champ-
de•Mars. Tao weather was showery, and marred the
spurt; but there was a faller and more brilliant at-
tendance of spectators than has been known since the
revolution.

At the Passage do POyers, yesterday, the Fire per
Cents. were done at Wife. 5e., with very little husiness
going or.

Oar Paris pared of yesterday evening did not sr.
rive until immediately bistro going to press. We
have, therdorr, to hail oar extracts from it to the
folloMeg : _

PARIS. MONDAY, 6 r W.
The vote of Saturday has thrown the party of order
into cou,iderable disorder. Why, they uk, did none
of their great guns open their muuths? Why WAS
Berry.r mute Why did Thins, Mole, and the
otaer chiefs look on with calm indifference while the
enemy pat their best mrn, Victor Hugo, La-
martine, and Odilon 13 irrot in the can of
their battle, and carried the day without meet-
ing a check. The circumstance that General
d'Hautpnul abstained from voting was still more sig.'
silicate% The Minister of War was absent from the
Aeeembly upon this important bal!ot. It is stated that
in a cabinet council, which was held yesterday, ener-
getic demand, for an explanation were addressed by
M. Baroehe to the mining mfirdirter. There is leas
hope cow than ccc: of bein3 able to carry the re-
pressive laws._ _

In the sitting of the Legitlative Aseemhly this
sttern-or, the members of t• e cabinet appeared se
a•oel on their beach. Tc• deoai, was rettumei on
th:• Transportation Bah )L thvatier Laroct.c, at t:r
n quit of hie party, withdrew his amendment, whit h
prs pawed that offenders convicted before the pasairg
of the law should suffer transportation, if they pre-
ferred it, to their pre•eat put do meat.
31. Pierre Leroux propos:el an amendment al!ow-
ing the families of transported enevis ts to foilow.
Mr. Redd, the rep rter, Kid that in feet the fami-
lies* might follow, but to consign this permission in a
elnuse of !beset might canes &rime, embarrassment
to the government and to the penal eo!ohy. M.
H. tvtirr primed an analogous amendment. M.
Rouher, Vinu•er of Sue ice, opposed the amend-
ment, and demanded for the government en-
tire liberty to decide upon what would
he proper to do in %uch case,. M. de La-
martins then ascended the tribune, and supported
the amendments on the ground of humanity.
Heurtirr's amendment was rejected by 361 against
Jot!.

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