The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-07 00:00:00

sxrans, ZRZDAY WRUNG, eiTTINE .7, 1810.

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The UR se Tuesday to the Assembly.
demanding a credit of 4,400,000 fr„ to Mune the
an grained to thy Peaking of the Republic, be
been petaled, tad was yesterday distribaNd to the
topreoratatPlo.. Tr trill he pelleftted tomorrow to
the bereseialeaed • aniamitbee Of Item mettibers ap-
poised to septet me it. It ii sow- riposted that
the bill (ef etatair loCrooppesed the Iteeere"
meat will traders oddest Witiebure) will pus.
Tao pulite -et the ateserfalive' potty which ma-
ll*** the *stettlielet• Mega*, to this grant.
Although adll inumedug,: are drawing in the
hosed egintsitket, mad will as doubt vote is favour'
of the bill whew the moment of decides come. Tpe
Orin Is evidently Waning 'ea thla cisestion, and,
while it degdons the mesecionableseek impolicy, end
immoral albs messure, already implies that.
however . its friends ia Abe Assembly will
vote with the government. I bear that in ease the
bill 'build not pass, a determination has been taken
at the Elyse. to rundown the presidential establish-
Itent to the modest limits of a prints chines style
of living. The bones and equipages will be sold,
@errants diesdased, and entertainments stoped.
A circular, lamed by the Minister of the Interior to
the Pants of departments, and published in the
Monatur of to-day, points out time course to be
observed in ramble into 'erection the provides. of
the new Electoral Law, arid in preparirg the fresh'
lists. Toils, days .an allowed lot drawn' aptly*,
list, cm fee the poblisatioe, tea for making clams,
five foe the declaims of the municipal oomedesios,
titres for the revisal- of the lest decisions of the
manielpal commission, five for opal to the Pop de
Pei; ten for the &listen of ter. ,reps de Pew. end
three for the modifloatioa of the decision of thejuge
de pais, making a total of 67 days. The remising
day. of the three months allowed for drawing up the
electoral lists will give Limit for repeating say Tra-
tins which may be annulled ta.scutmptenee o the
appeals allowed by the law.
. sitting of the Legislative Assemhly to-day
the bill for renewing the law diens 19, 1849, spool
dubs aed political meetings, stood first upon the order
of the day. In the preliminary ileum= upon the
urgency demanded for the bill, M. Esquires, the mem-
ber lately Meted for the Saone and Loire, made a
speech against the urgeaey, which excited attendee.
The style of this speaker, which reminds one of Victor
Hugo, is penmen and fieurative, but vague and ab-
stract. He began by saying that the two great
teachers of the people were utterance and pried. In
the Inundate of the world light bad proceeded from
the word of Clod Another word bad created, eighteen
centuries ago, the principles of modern
Sixty years ago speech had tecteght forth the French
revolution. And now they wanted to make war on
utterance. He did net madman, bat be pitied them.
(Load laughter.) It wee the way of the majority to
rest the motives of repressive laws epos the material
prosperity of the country. This was the old policy. of
M. Glamor, who had promised them a prosperity
that was still unborn. 1 hey had extinguished the
volcano of the Roman revolution, and flung the liber-
ties of Rome into the Tiber, but what prosperity had
followed? Several departments had been placed In a
state of liege; the law of teachers, the law of iastrao-
time, the law of transportation, had been framed; all
liberties wry. Immolated in success on ; bat what be-
n. fiis had followed ? Toe Minister of the Interior
had told them, a few days back, that all industry was
inert. They were cheek:hymnists of prosperity. They
thought to make gold, but they made only ashes.
Tree speaker proceeded to defend the right of meting
as one of the necessary concmitants of universal
suffrage. The Aseembly called with impatience for
the ballet. Urgency was voted by a majority of 422
against 189.

-M. Mathieu (de la Drome) opposed the bill, as con-
trary to the constitution, and maintained that
arnialism had nothing &burning about it, and was
neither hostile to sornety, nor to family, nor to pro-
perty. The house then pureed to the discn.sion
of the articles. The grit article, prolong-
ing for • year the law of lone 1849, was
opposed by 1.11. Hance. The reporter, M. &Anvil-
liers,maintained that club' had bed their trial and been
doomed in France; the country would hear of them
no more. He quoted several speeches made at clubs
in justification of the bill. This speech of M. B
either', a maiden effort, was frequently interrupted
by members of the Left, one of wh um, M. Schoelober,
was canal to order on this account.

Au amendment moved by M. Saha and others, pro-
posing to stop the meeting of the frequenters of the
ifachange at the Pump of the Opera, was set aside
for the previous qai stion, by 332 votes against 211.
The other articles of the kw were and the ets-
ornble of this important bill was varftr, 469 against
191. Tomorrow the Transportation Bill comes on.
Yesterday, before the public sittieg, the representa-
tives met in their bureaux, to appoint threw com-
mittees: one to examine supplementary credits;
a second to consiler a bill relating to a change in the
appropriation of an extramdieary credit for assistance
to the planters of Martinique axd Guadeloupe ; and
lastly, • committee to exan.ine a bill demanding an
extraordinary credit of 800,000 fr. to favour the crea-
tion of baths and washing-places for the poorer classes.
The committees appointed on the two last-named bills
appointed are in favour of the measures proposed.
The committee of initiative has taken into consi-
deration the proposition of General de Grammont,
relative to the translation of the seat of government
and of the deliberations of the Assembly to Versailles.
The Ciffsaire reports that 70 of the councils-general
of the departments out of 80 have pledged themselves
to demand the immediate revision of the constitution.

The macadamisation of the boulevards meets with •
good deal of opposition, but premeds rapidly. One
half the cad from the Madeleine to the Temple is
already unpaved and filled with small stones, while
the pavement of the other half is left for the eircula-
lion of vehicles.

The reaction and tendency to sink which appeared
yesterday in the flinch', continued to be smell:Aeon the
Bmrse to-day ; bat many buyers appearing, the
Fives closed it 94fr. 65c., an improremut of 55e. on
the closing price of yesterday. The Threes, on the
other hand, fell Ito. No news wee talked of.

The first result of the mititary voting for the eleo.
tics for the Lower Rhine has been received to-day.
The 59th Regiment of the line, quartered at the fort
of hey, has given 31 votes, of which 28 are in favour
of M. Charles Muller, the conservative candidate, and
four for Girardin.

Yesterday the report of M. Louis Lebasuf upon the
budget of the Assembly for 1849 wee distributed. The
total expenditure amounts to somewhat more than
eight millions of franca. The &veined pay of mem-
bers absent without leave amounts to 11,000 fr. The
appliestica of the censure has prodosed We mire
than one thousand. The psy of representatives
amounts to eaves minims; tl.at of the President of
the Assembly to forty-flve thousand.
M. Gros is expected from Athens.
The approaching journey of IL Thies to Ragland
continues to be talked of. His object is said to be a
conference with Louis Philippe, whose life is reported
to be fast ebbing under the progress of a fatal dis-
ease. M. Thins is said to have announced this in-
tention to his friends some time back. _

The Minister of Agnesliars and Commerce, in
publishing the arrangements concluded for the French
portion of the Great Industrial Exhibition in England,
expresses the hops that France will respond worthii
to the appeal of her neighbours, sad make a judicious
selection from the 180 millions of products which her
agriculture and 001111Defell deliver yearly to England.
The articles indicated fall chiefly under the heads of
luxury and taste.
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Litton el the flew Medi% state that the
giwerareent bad reelleed *eat Item a formal delae-
ratios that the duala of Imolai a 4644 MOW in
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Dersseas publishes this epode(
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hi the ilium of all other inforoialloo I
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From alto sleisas Isaiah Mee bees retelvel beta War.
0, the milt eh the soidoreases recd then =eV be 49•'
albeit it moo tatiabalray, ter the haps sal .Mai taw
twist that say • 1111111•110 pient divested eonw lbw
man Peal? et Pants weeld set resolve the ere-
sr.. imputed bee the Barrel •e 1 BIM* bee te-
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whieb die Somme, sime deektbd be Obi
me b which bie opinions.= the dersisphediut
dein Gemeasy will be pi W, did •se whisk auy
hew, hi bh mre is the meths of the Osman
mistime is lamely feesigh. It must therefore be said thht
the esederemse at War all seined to es umileelladhe ila
the oubjeetuf the Ilaisa, mil he asita•wledguiad by der
Impuot et herds; sad it h biomes to say thla
}lair NMI* will be a direst element N th or
that peaty. Nevertheless, the result of these ehlo•
11111001 g NOV be thsperdad es most favourable to the
Prude palsy, iambi. that amain hopes of a MIMI*
remit Mee been seepietsly destroyed. When the
of the nobs, set leas ego, Mated at the poems=
swarm wii rape* to Irbil& Pamela would bare he be
prepared ler el/ ems% le Viehr diet the parties we Midas
esekebed more or INS OM the Masesdesse ed Suds la Maio
to their views sad freehand of thePteriest wiles policy.
In this respect these aliseithed Wads& MUM lade before the-
°penises white have bum tanitiebed in Warsaw • the
Bosperor MTh. desisted that his elfief wish is the 6.1.-
teethes of pesos is Gemsay, end dim, apart boa the
legal leuedadoa of the *aims et either perry, he weld
by so theses approve of as Mask is Prude. We
eau add, 11101111010 r, that the Prbies lieliwassauberg also gave
as irsaftese that no sash wash wee Wised by the Am-
hien sevenansat. We hop* that the leaguer of the end-
glacial curiae sad other publications of that mousy may
hannoulie with this souraues.
During the short period of the Prince of Prussia's
stay in the Polish capital, two or three days hate
been occupied in witnessing the military evolutions
performed by the enormous masses of troops which
are collected in the neighbourhood.

The !diming telegraphic despatch appears in the
Cbl gee Gazette :

BERLIN, Joni 6.
Hie Majesty the lE;nc in Conadl bai been pleased to ap-
point Baron Radowits to be a member of the Council of
Princes, and his Majesty has been pleased to appoint Baron
Sydow to take the said Baron Radowits's plias daring his
Wince.