The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-22 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, itoxnu Zeugma.
The political world is beginning to speculate upon
the probable nature of the presidential message, which
is preparing spinet the re-opening of the Aassmbly.
As regards the form, some curiosity prevails to know
in how fu the fashion will be observed which was
introduced with the republic, of making, instead of
the succinct summary of measures in contemplation
usual seder the mosarchical Agile*, a lengthy state-
ment, after the American style, in which the execu-
tive power comes forward as the delegates of the
nation to remise an amount of its sets, and est forth
the position of the country. Nobody doubts that the
substance will relate chiefly to the revision of the
constitution; bat ender what conditions? According
to the view of the organs of the Elysee, the only
point in this revision worth a thought is the
prolongation of the President's powers; bat this is
evidently not the view taken by the oats at large,
only three of the councilsionaral having pronounced
directly in favour of the prolongation in quesion,
while a largo majority of the councils expressed
wishes for the revision of the constitution within the
limits of legality. The moderates, as a party, neither
embrace nor reject the proloogation absolutely; bat
they would certainly not tempt that measure as the
sole or even main bass of the revision. Then, spin,
the parties of which the majority is composed are at
motet for the most part hostile to the prolongation.
The legitimists, equally of the Berryer and Laroche-
Jacquelin shades, are against it. The tire-partishow
no less opposition. How, then, will it be said, can
the hope be entertained? But was not the dotation
at first equally despaired of? The wrings of influence
in the Fres& parliament bailie, is combinations of
intrigue, all calculation. It suMese semetimes that
some single notability like Thien or Changarnier
should set earnestly about eanmering votes for or
against a motion teenier* its meow or *when. At
the present menesat me metal em Imam the turn
things will take. Perbep sae el thews
leymptoras for the ErmeLes. ed tbe e
the maladroit by the arm of
the BO" M. V= ;7artieleatattme One .otrmt,
misee.l:44;:stop be an Aline display the
amilimee by the dealer at head-quertem,
Imo ea and undigniied demseetestion,
and bag set tended to rally the trympatides of the
palls on the side of the President, whom attitude
was tendered dsgredincly suppliant Wore General
Chaegarnim. The anxiety Mimed to gala the ad-
hesion of a single personage, who represents the
peiselple of hue, and the impliett avowal that he is
the atbiker el the eitmlime, teed equally to alarm the
judeney of the people. to humiliate Ibe head of the
able. ant swell the and excite the contempt
el the dent if auk
The naponsibb ealto=le Mock and M. Marisa
de limeade» have been prosecuted by the Premeneur
of the Republic ter as article of Out. 19, entitled—
" Whin of a Repaid's= of the Oommiftee of Twenty-
five —sontaining pussies of came naiad the
person of the President of the ite
It wee rumoured today that re= d'Hantpoul
would resign and be succeeded by Om. Schramm. It
was thought that some important embassy would be
bestowed upon the &mimed Waimea
TM simian of General lakitte In the t
of the Nord MIN pretty certain. It hew.
ever, happen that, by the withdemeal of the aseldlie
cad rep Means, and the laddibresee er the ow&
room the pima weed ast obtain the swift
number of votes to vended, Ms &Woe.
IL de Salvandy boa had as audience with the
Count of Chambord, at Freleadoef.
At the Boone little was done, but the funds wen
very firm. The Fives closet at 93fr. 60a, n rise of
idie. The Threes rose 10e.