The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-08 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, TRUMAN EVINIIIIO.
The Committee of Permian* hal/ today its final
sitting. M. Hopis presided. The chief subject of
discussion was, what should be dose with the proses
eerboux of the sittings. Should they be printed for
distribution to members of the Arabi, ? Should
they remain imprinted, but aseessible to representa-
tires at will? Several propositloos were made, bat it
was at last decided that they should be held in readi-
ness to be produced in case they should be called toe
by a vote of the Assembly ; but that they should not
in the meantime be accessible to single members of
the Assembly. A proposition was made for the
appointment of a committee to draw up a report
upon the questions which had chiefly occupied the
csminittee, bat:was, at the suggestion of ht. Men,
withdrawn. It was thought that in the peados
gained by the government's sanction of General
Dhangarmer's order of the day no step ought to be,
taken; which could be construed into a renewal of
hostilities against the Elysfie, and a quiet attitude
was the most dignified as well as politic at the mo-
onlit of laying down their mandate. The President
Dapin then declared that the functions of the C 3111•
tette° were terminated, and the sitting broke up.
A council of ministers met yesterday morning at
the Elysee to hear the President's message read.
It is not probable that the message will be ready
for delivery on the first or second day of the re-openedi
session, as the ensures and corrections to which it
is subjected, in compliance with the suggestions of
the e ;nnoil of ministers, make the revision usually a
long affair.
The definitive result of the election of the Nord is
as follows :—Number of electors inscribed, 134,297;
voters, 60,104 ; for Gen. Lshitte, 63,578.
Despatches from Toulon announce that General
d'Hautpoul had set out fur Algeria, on board the
&harem%
The governini nt has intimated to General Neumayer
that he be. still time to revoke his refusal of the
command offered him in Britauny ; but that if his
acceptance is not sent in to-day, the refusal will be
eoneidered as definitive, and he will be put upon half-

PaY
The Council of State is occupied with a proposition
for the dissolution of the Society of the Dix-De-
cembre, and other clubs, which, under the meek of
mutual aid societies, are militarily organised, and
menace the public peace. Urgency has been voted
for the project.
The dissolution of the Dix Decembre is considered
as settled between the government and the parlia-
mentary majority.
The Assentrdie Nalitoyee declares that the offifial
conee'ion which it hos received is such as will compel
its directors to seed Inflaters both to the President of
the Republic and to the journals which shall have
inserted tinder the guarantee of the government this
calumnious error; geeing that there is a serious pre-
judice caused. when it is stated that the administra
tioti of the Assembl4e Nationale worships the Epee
in the Monigeur, and defends the national representa-
tion in the Assemlike. It is very true that the two
journals are published in the same house; that they
have the same printing-office; it is true that the
managers of the two journals are on friendly terms ;
bat the old hotel of the Mat guise do Pampadoar, the
printing-office of M. Chair, is large enough to contain
and to print four and five journals, and the meat
disputes between the two journals hats proved their
absolute separation and independence.
Great attention has been excite,' in the scientific
world by the experiment made yesterday in the Hip-
podrome, to effect the steerage of balloons in any
given direction. The trial as locked upon by eminent
scientific men to have been remarkably successful.
The model balloon which was used to make the ex-
p riment measures five yards in length, and contained
1,200 litres of gas; it weighs 1,200 gramme', and is
completely of the form of a fish, with fins and tail.
The tail is composed of two small rudders, one which
causes the balloon to ascend, whilst the other turns it
either to the right or left. The fins are represented
by two moveable oars, short and wide, which are
moved by a very simple piece of mechanism. The
whole appointee is covered with a network, and with
bands of whalebone. This model, which is rather
diminutive, labours under very serious disadvantages.
Tho necessity of making the mechanism for moving
the wings very light, only allows it to act for a very
short time; nevertheless the balloon went for a cer-
tain space in a direct line, and even described a circle,
though with SOM3 difficulty. In order to be able to
carry three meo, the balloon should be at least 70
yards long, and tho fins worked in the car below by
means of a handle turned by two meo, or by means
of a wheel similar to that of the treadmill. The ex-
hibition of M. Arnault, the inventor, is of a nature to
excise public curiosity to a high degree.
The Journal de Rennes says: "We are informed
from a good source that General de Regny, command-
ing at Brest, has been appointed ad interim to the
command of the military division of Rennes, in the
room of General Neumayer."
The newspaper war on the Cbangartirer question is
more violent than ever. The rays asks the following
question : "Is it true that Changarnier only mounted
the tribune to support the grant of three millions, be-
cause he was shown an hour before a decree ordering
his own dismissal, and appointing another general in
his place?
BOURSE.

PAWS. Nov. 7.

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Boom —Volatiles (left bank), 135; Paris and Or.
tease. 730 ; Marseilles sad Aslant's, 172 60 ; Stamboul
and Bali, 123 76. Odessa sad Vinson, 361 26; Orleass
and llardeanz, 388 76; Werth, 461 26; Paris sad Bine-
bean, 342 60; Tours and Nantes. 242 60 ; Monisrean and
Trope, 90; Dieppe sad Fessasp, 166.