The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 4, 1850.

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PARIS, BArilbAS
The news this evade' is at great impxtaneii, and
the Whaling is held by the beet authorities to be
oritkol is the szkinse. The earned extraordinary
sitting of the Committee Permanence, which
opened at 1, was sesierosely attended, end, as M.
Dapin had net yet arrived from La Nine', was, fib
the preceding, presided over by Leen Faucher. Dupe
arrived in Parts during the sitting, and drove hams
distelikutior the Chamber, where he autste& at
the part of the deliberation of the
committee. The resolution drawn up by MM.
Mole, Odium Barret, Leen Penner, and the
other namobses appointed for this purpose was read,
sad having bees, with slight mediflatio4, 'adopted
by the committee, was inserted ia the &I of
the sitting. It rem thus * that the
Minster of the Interior, having presented himself
bikes the committee in place of the Meister of War,
who was called upon by the committee to appear be-
fore it for the purpose of explaining the motives of
Glee& Namayer's dismissal from the command of
the first military division, has declined to deny that
the dismissal in gmotion was condoned by tho gene-
mpg eehmedte be instrumental in exhorting the troops
to cry *Vivo PHs rl" at the review of Batory on
the 10th of October, the committee interprets this
evasion of a eategeris answer es sa newel that such
was the real ground of Gemmel Nesmayee's removal.
Neverthelsse somadming that the muse minister has
disavowed la the meet decided meaner, in the name
of himself end his colleagues, all participation in a
design for impairing the authority of the commander-
in.ohlef of the Ist military divisice, by prosecuting
such changes in the military commands, and has
Rives a distinct pledge that the removal of Glenaral
Neumayer shall remain an isolated ems, the commit-
tee coeceine that there exists no inunediste
necessity for anticipating the term fixed for
the convocation of the Assembly." Such is
this impartant resolution, of which I can guarantee
the substance; and the swore, if any, in the form, are
trifling. Demerol Cluegaraier was present, and was
damned to wear a look of great anxiety, which pro-
duced a merspoodiog sensation in the committer. He
spoke in private conversation to his friends with the
greatest CaOnit is the stability of his situation, and
mid that be should not be in the least surprised
to receive the announcement of his own die-

missal from his post at any moment. Of this
fact you may be quite positive. The words
and demeanour of General Changers's, produced so
deep a feeling of alarm in the committee that they
passed, before separating, the important resolution to
hold sittings daily until the convocation of the Assem-
bly. It was stated as certain that Gm. Neumayer
bad refused the command bestowed upon him in
Britanny. This is highly important, as showing the
belief which prevails in the nearness of a crisis, which
is no doubt Nenmayer's motive for not quit-
ting Paris. It is necessary at this moment to
be extremely cautious in receiving newspaper reports.
What I write to you is derived from personal sources
of unimpeachable authority. The statement of the
Beineonent, that General Nenmayer has accepted the
command bestowed on him, is incorrect. If Changer
nier is dismissed the ministers will resign. No one
can tell the humour of the soldiers or of the non-
commissioned officers, but the officers generally, and
particularly those highest in command, are devoted
to Changarnier.
No newspapers have appeared today but the
Republique, which contains no news.
The permanent committee adjourned 'at half.past
three until to-morrow. Dupin will preside.
The Bulkily' de Paris, a lithographic print, says
that M. Dupin presided over the sitting of the Per-
manent Committee to-day. This statement is not
true, and discredits the whole account given by the
same print of the sitting, which is, indeed, as inexact
as possible.
General Carrelet, the new commander of the Ist'
military division, dined yesterday with General
Changarnier at the Tuileries.
M. Bourgogne, ambanador to Madrid, lets out for
that capital to-Uorrow. He will have to come to an
understanding with the Spanish government on the
delimitation of the French-Spanish frontier, the af-
fairs of Cubs, and the Spanish debt.
Ice the municipal election of Perpignan the demo-
cratic party abstained from voting. The old electoral
bets contained 4,800 electors; the new 2,636. Of
these 638 voted, 1,898 abstained.

FIJNDAT ZTIMINCI,

The news to-night is extremely iSiiitlitt-fite
Committee of Permanence held to-day an extraor-
dinary sitting, under the presidency of M. Dupie.
In order to explain the nature of the Committee's
deliberations, I must premise that Gen. Changarnier
laud yesterday to the officers under his command
an order of the day, of which the Smear was u follows :
No amid sores can deliberate. All aim are forbidden
to the troops while under arms. The onamander-is-thief
cella the strict attention of the allows and soldiers ands his
eommand to them laws of the milker, envies.
(Bigaed) Caiyeautsa.
This expressive document was communicated to the
troops without moulting the Minister of War. It
was only known at the Blythe last night; and when
the President was made aware both of the nature of
the proclamation and of the oircumetasoe of its !my-
ths been read to the troops without any notice being
glue to the goverameut, he turned pale with anger. A
waned of samisens was assembled at the Elysee last
night, and another this morning. I have no MOOS of
knowing what has been d in these councils; but
it seams highly that the immediate dis-
missal of Gemini has been determined
upon by the Presideat, and if any of the ministers
he to approve the dune, they will have to re-
sign. Persons who have the best means of watching
the onus of mats ripest to see Changsraier's dis-
Waal in the Mialsor of to-morrow morning. The
sitting of the Committee of Permanence was occupied
with this subject. Atter an agitated debate the Commit.
tee adjoareed at half-put 3to 8 this morning. lan say
nothing to paint to you more emphatically the gravity
of the orisis,w ken two extraordinary sittings of tkbi body
were held on a Sunday,. day at usual boars, when
everybody wanted to take advantage of the dueness
of the weather to go into the country. I need not
add that yoa may place the strictest reliance an the
truth of this important intelligence.
The gravity of the political situatlo is each that
I do not think proper to swell my lades with the ao-
=tat cis trumpery pageant white b. takes place
to-day in the Champ de Mars, wherein divers ass-
ume, dressed tip in amour, tilted-end tumbled ens
MOOS" over, Madame lPoiteila (slag the imbibition
by amending, fa pink tight., as Ihrope, area a ban
dreased with garlands, at the tall of he? husband's

tithOrirs nye :
Deal* have ben es to the lathed=
of Goa. Neazigiorprilesbareirelendromasead keel, offered
to him afar ha psahed kis for the fallow et kis
deg. The delis will 'vide the eireasesseseth
whisk aseseayeated thrhisa. Goserel Nearnayer is web.
eat faresse. The blew dies as *ugly dealt affeeled
the smart er but the Math welfare el his with sad
"babes. Fres tither's% whoa at leas
erred by the sesepoweseass sestethed ZlB=r, be
was *sal ta a peeklea of disagreeable Issitalks. &deg
Ws tithe his thethse-thlaw, baythp sessalesi Ys dam s
ineepiisi kw wad km tee 'awn. to Yr sad
this abbot's/ kin s " Gomel, yes en them= a
suedes of felethel sad a geese's et honour ; the abbe of
year lenity is that yea esght sot to hesitate." "It is well,"
replied the have tidier, " yea have aathreleed see kit we
es their assist I hesitated for see eat." At the iestaar
the letter deelialas the appellants: was write's.
The Dads deplores the resolatioe of Noma
bleamaysr, se aggravating the perilous schism be-
tween the powers of the state, of whisk dummy
will resp the aviator.
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bead et their esitrans,Zzlisr of She pallet of
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the government The daseehlielirdisosh is sailed
et en to eentrathet its asemder that ides eg Vice
Emperwar were not ally isdasdi hat_proveked
at the review diktat? by the Predhat This state.
meat is desipatml a Mahood, ail the remake of
II wield be a deliberate ealantay. The Ord re is
*Bed epee to eeetrediet meet that the ministers
give' tidere=rtiem ca Monday night and
welt
la tile byt the premed= of
aralcali Se s Wir ammeed. It is
',pally =Vas,semspe■oneellag bee pi* dpalice, that
any Weed* exiled ea the pert of the geouensat

of replacing Osawal Fovea by Colonel Alphorise. I
These are styled perfidious allegations.
Tre first umber of a new journal, La Voir. du
Prowl*, has appeared. It contains "an stint al to
the nations," dried by Leder' Rollin, Jos. Mamie,
R. Barnes, and Arnold Rage, " L'Abstentioc," yrs.
commending an abstinence from the elections to the
'French people, M an article by Delesoluse.
At the dab of the Bosses to-da7 the Fleas ,were
quoted at nearly. 92, bet with nothing doing. In this
centre of the latest intelligence there la an absolute
dearth of news.