The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-28 00:00:00

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PARIS, FIIDAT Bessie°.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day the order of
the day was for the second reading of the bill relative
to the commercial regulations to be carried out in
Algeria. To-day, as at the period of the first reading,
the bill was opposed with a gent deal of vehemence
by M. Darblay, and defended at great length by M.
Quin
After the epoch of M. C. Dopin the discussion was
intercepted by M. Baroche, the Minister of the Inte-
rior, who expressed a wish to demand some explana-
tions from M. Pascal Daprat with respect t 3
a letter published this morning by that gentleman
in the columns of the Nali.nal, and in which be con-
tradicts a statement mods by M. Baroche during thel
discussion on the lottery of the Lined, &Or, to the
effect thst no official report had been addressed eel
him with respect to that lottery. The Wilkie! le.
Dewed his declaration that no such report existed ; 1181
bad made the most minute search in his office and at
the Prefecture of Pot ice,bot no report was to be found.
The only thing found restricting it was a
pe ote written,
not by an tooplayi in the departme, but by a
person who was bowl( soliciting a',thorisation for
another lottery. M. Barmier concluded, amidst the
cheers of his party, b 7 expressing hie indignation
at the ;fleeing contradiction so unjustly give° to his
previous statement by kf. Pascal Dupnt—an insult
which was as gratuitous as the charge was unfounded.
M. Pascal, in his reply, proposed that a jury of
honour should beimpannelled to settle the matter in
dispute—a proposition which was received with
roars of laughter from all sides. This commencement
had a bad effect on the cram of M. Dupre, and the
remainder of his statement wss very impatiently
listened to. He still maintained the fact of the ex- I
istence of the document, and ho had no reason
to believe that the copy of it which had
reached him was apacryphaL He refined to be-
tray the same of his informant, but as the bare Amer-
tion of M. Baroche was on one side, and his bare as-
sertion on the other, he would leave it to the Amem-
bly to judge on which aide tt e truth lay.
After the speech of M. Pascal Doprat the subject
was got rid of by the adoption of a motioe for the
reading of the order of the day, which was carried by
a large majority.
Toe discussion on the commercial affairs of Algeria'
was then resumed, and is iikely to last till the ad-
journment.
The Paris piper" of this morning are filled with
accounts of the trial of Allan, but they all abstain
from making any remarks on the subject, with the
exception of the National, which points out the
lenient in rile in which the Benapartnts were treated
in thin an air when calumniously accused. They were
not like the republicans, at once thrown into prison,
secluded from their friends and treated as if they
were guilty; but, on the contrary, they were left at
liberty, the accusations against them were care-
fully sifted, and when it was clearly ascertained
that they were unfounded, the calumniator was put=
his trial and punished. The National sarcastically
congratulates the government on this fair and lenient
mode of proceeding, and expresses a hope that it will
be the commencement of a new era in the history oil 1
political trials in France.
M. Allele has been sentenced by the Correctional
Court to one year's imprisonment, and a floe of 300 f.
The Presse announces that hi. Frederick Bastiat,
representative ot the people, has arrived at Marseilles
in so desperate a state of health that his life is
despaired of.
The Morritertr announces the appointment of M.
Macquait as Chevalier of the Legion ot Honour.
The papers contains no other news.
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