The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-23 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY EVI7IIIIO.
To-morrow a break is expected in the legislative
calm, and a stormy sitting is prognosticated on the
subject of the political prisoners of the Rue Maxis and
Belle-isle. The question of the Assembly's commis-
sary of polies is also expected to be mooted.
Fresh is have received orders to march foe
the cut sad north garrisons.
A telegraphic despatch has been received, announc-
ing that' 00 guns have been taken from the insur-
gents of Andreol, in the Arden', and that 17 have
been conducted prisoners to Prins.
The question to be discussed to-night in the Rue de
Rivoli is the motion of the question relative to the

Assembly's police.
M. Croton in going to depose to-morrow his usual
motion for the noel of the Bourbons from exile.
The divergent tones taken on the German question
by two main organs of the ministry, and the double
protest of Gen. Lahitte against both the Petrie and
Constitislionnel, has suggested a surmise that there
exists a double policy on this question, cue of the
Elysde, and another of the cabinet. The same schism
is noted in the electoral question of the Cher, Betook,
supporting bin old colleague Davergier d'flauranno,
while the same candidate is vehemently wailed by
the Coossirliontwi.
The obstinate persistent* of Dr. Veron in affirming
that the candidature of M. Duvergier d'ilauranite has
been disavowed by the whole cabinet, has drawn
from the Ordrn the following poser:

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It was as Monday lest at the lietienal stasszabl , in prf
seam of the Duke de Broglie end MM. Leon de
and Chambelle, that the Minister of the Interior said la
formal tuns what we have stated. Before opposing to Dr.
Vhon the word of M. Beroithe, we want the Wier to be
asked. through one of our oollesgues, whether he Weald
take it sake to have his remark brought ,before the poblis.
He frankly replied, that he was anxious shore all Wags
that his /00a faith should not be suspected, sad that the
efllnnatioas which we wished to repeat would be head ia
the Petrie. This is the true statement of fasts. We hope
that the Coastitationaei ettli this time Ulna itss sußleiestly
informed.
The Comtitutionnel, undisoosraged by the official
disavowal of its attack. upon Prussia, advances again
to the charge, although in more temperate and mea-
sured language. It deplores the convocation of the
chambers at this delicate ituieture, and fears that these
will be driven by popular premiere to wades as
influence upon the cabinet unfavourable to the mis-
uses°, of peace, and to urge the termitic* of the
conmesiose which have been made by the govern-
ment slue the fall of M. Radowits, and which, se-
cordiag to the Osastitstiolowl, have greatly improved
the position of Prussia.
The Amami °retains a table of the tasiveasdies
imported into Franco duriag the month of October.
The total amount of customs duties levied on the
imports of Getoba, 1850, is 11,967,632 tr. The cor-
reonding amount for 1849 was 11,488,700. and
for sp 1848, 9,089,703 fr. The total 11111Onit ef cestems-
duties levied on merchandise iniperUd daring the
Gist tea seethe of 1860 le 104,808,3046. The on.
responding moat for 1849 is 108,899,868 fr.; and
for 1848, 71,916,800.
In the sitting of the Legislative Assembly to-day a
debate took place upon the bill for opening &credit of
600,000 fr. to the Ikeer of the latirior,br, the pro-
motion of cheap bathe and weeh-hisame br the .
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