The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-13 00:00:00

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an Mat se hisemnie the Ignehmeet the Itememe
WIZ I. Montstallet Irmaiki bstaialdgeg nib,'
es* et the. P . sat bees night taw
Dijon. I hatre hot *resist a late home the
wrist padraWi of the Preeldeatb
Towne t—The aver, at the lard et the
Drawn, sad the Reshet of ths Time, rewired
prime at the tesnumm Laub Napshen. ia
to the addeemat the Auld Ohm be
that the liieWtmats • Weekimeagthe drat
to bast iflus Ms mall area begiaimeat. The Pm-
Wpm M 4 pealed bp the thene atialemegb the
in the digkertamat, sad a
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the; Mime 111160111118. He itivirled he Ml*
where hien' 11110111 d at 10 o'clock toadght-
The egi 'hirmiet *miaow' to him Ike eh,
Jest et paha spelled= : and the gaunt sands,
that sessepremessimesiento use at the beets. of ft'
keeps all parthu "gully as the stretch. The Prost-
deit mean to WI dose his beet to foment this
spirit of alarm by his sedge of gailltaryy, dimmers eta
the are of parting. Oise remarkable teatime la them
was thole gemlogailkity.tae again hat a tow shamble
and paiimilse mgmated" the revellers hem the puns
read tithe Chatt On Saturday a table
of 400 come,snub game way as on the
sat hugest. was the 'lkeda parallel to
the awes, meatiesed. At half-prat mix 300 ass.
commissioned alleges sad 100 semen of the regi-
ments of the gainless sat down to the diner. The Pre-
sides% sad the ladder of War woes Delegated at the
table, bat they same aid mewed thalamic's to the
pma at the bees:deg and the sad of the feast.
All was quiet aid demons anal* tfll the cham-
pagne began to WI span the braise et the assembled
serpents, when lathe mega& appirennee of the Petal-
diet they rose sad jingled their glum", and shouted
" Vice Louie Napalm ramie eddies " Vice metre Ern-
wear r Crowds bed saturant gathered in the
meantime at the Iran outside the garde.. and
am a few reepseded to the Basch* istparialima by
ohms in favour of the republie. Bat than were
sem dispersed by the numerous policemen and
soldiers an pad. The President, meantime, with
the meet gemisin sequetry, expresses, by osaected
brow end mein area, his disapproval of these ex-
cessive demeastrations of seal. How often this farce
may be repeated without causieg some grave scandal
remain le be mea. Louis Napoleon out hardly
tam that he is to be bone triumphant into the
Tuileries span the &raiders of drunken estimate, or
that France will stomach a usurpation hatched from
igueble orgies. Boos ishemation of an ofileial origin,
famished by the Ordos, with regard to the first ban-
quet, has drawn mush attention. This paper says:

heat pussies, who Mow the jut esteader.se; et ONllla
Chisieraies our the Wads of the troops, sad wise are aware
wt the arms as. lierast at the hugest et tbe 7th last.,
kitesesuillid that ahlaastitatioael arm Auld have bee.
viewed ta bh memo. gums! Cheadmier wm la foe
rowel at *et the .it. aries whisk mu at•
tend were " Vivo l s.s! Vire le Chearel Citsagerroler !"
At this useusar, it is odd, the Presides% et she Republic'
rose, mid, to the era of the simnel, pulsed belies the
@item pests, sad ride the rossd el the law. of the Ririe.
It was eel, at • late boar, whoa °aura aluteutterr with
siduits-ouap sad a great number et other eau*, had
retired, that emu meaben of the Sviiird du Dix Deeeahre
time the sigasl for the cries of ," Vivo l'Zisporeur ! Aux
Tuileries ! As. Tuileries !"--• avoid, seenover, whisk did
sot appear to bays atesived the slightest eueousgeseut es
the port et the Pawkiest oldie &Tubbs.
M. Tests, the ea-misister of Louis Philippe, having
completed the three pees of imprisonment to which
his was °widened by the Court of Peers, has been
jest set at liberty.
The majority of the Municipal Council of the Ouil-
lotiere having decided that they would not wait on
the President of the Republic, the mayor and his de-
puties hare just protested splint this etiolation by
the following letter, addressed to the Prefect:

Monsieur IeNEM—TIN admisistratios of the tows gas
Gui bee to fulfil a painful duty, but one which is coa-
-1 'sanded by a sestimast at tumour. It rousts norgotisally
against the epleies peat forth by the majority of the
aaain-
pal embed in the setting ref the tith August, ea the subject
lof the Melt to be paid to the Presidest et the Reriblic. It
lumen the respect width ft ought to bath fee freedom of
vote, but then an eiratmetimese is whisk the eureka of
that libeety basses sa mange es the simple laws of timb-
res The alit et the Pectelseat of the Republic is *se of
deem etheriosal elanamstasess. All the eesstitsted bodies
aught to Wawa, tie skis! of the state, mid the news is sins.
they esthete frets oniemsal suffrage, of which the actual
President is (bemoan eempleto expresdes. The administra-
tion of the tows of La Gaillotiere Meats all paint impossibi-
lity in the vote adopted on the 6th inst. It protests Its deep
mipectl fur the ;Ins magistrate of the republie; sad eves
should it be compelled to pres-at itself alone, It will know
hew to falai what it regards es the moat mad of dw.iss.
We read in the Coleetiturionael:

We • shom time shoe pointed out the increase of the
revenue tram the indirect taus for the first six =oaths of
the present year. m emnpared with the sorrespndins period
of 1849, aa sugmeataticia which amounted to 16,031,000'r.
We an mow able to snake known the result of the last month.
It produced 4,874,000 tr. more than the same meatklactlear,
end there is the more subject of congratulation in this in-
t:ream, as business in general, and consequently the public
revenue, penally undergo • marked lulling tif at this
period of the ye .r. It is ions that the semi °fluty saw
the oommensemsat of the application of the sew stamp duty
sad the new postage. We do not speak of the new legacy
dry, the influence of which cannot be felt in less than six
months ; but the produce of the postage only shows en
Improvement of 1573,0000., and the stamp duty of
678,0004 ; and certainly, ia presence of the impress, of
the discounts of the Bank of France, it may readily be
supposed that that lemon is sot solely due to the eff et
of the new ditty. The public, rename. therefore, in
the space of the first mere months of the year, his increased
20,905.0001 r., and the improvement would have been more
than 26 millions, bat for the reduction I. the reimipts from
the duty on salt, Iu eoesequese of the extraordinary stocks
laid in aria, the first months of 1849. Amongst the taxes
which have shows the met favourable results, we may men-
tion the reratrstion and mortgage dati.e and the stamp duty,
the produce of which hat increased by 15,821,0001 r The
duty on potable liquors shows an exams of 4,278,00010. ;
sundry duties sad receipts under different heads, 2,616,000 fr. ;
end the sale of tobacco, 2,866,0001,. Then are only two
branches of the revenue which show a decrease—the salt tax
sad the duty on colonial munir. We have explained above
the cause of the decrease of the former ; and, with regard to
the latter, the deficit Is la part; compensated for by the
imam' of the receipt of the tax on beetroot eager; but it
nevertheless furnishes en additional proof of the emeriti of
the immures proposed by the somnolent for the @toddles.
bon of the sugar dades.

Lord and Lady Normanby have left Paris for
!Ciento&
Some changes are to be made in the appointments
of high colonial functionaries. Colonel Fieroe, go-
vernor of Guadeloupe, is to be replaced by M. Pa-
rint, comptroller of the marine, and Admiral Brost,
govenrpr of Martinique, by M. Fevre, navel captain.
A duel took place on Saturday evening, between
MM. Biesette and Perrinon, two representative., in the
Bois de Boulogne. The latter was wounded in the
face by his 'deanery's sword at the first espy-
meat. The second. then interfered and arranged the
affair.

The Bowes wu flat. The uncertainty which pre-
vailed aboat the motives and ritual of the President's
[ journey weighed upon affairs.