The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-17 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

TOESDAY, 7 IP.Z.
In the struts of Paris there figures to-day, as all
conspicuous places, a huge yellow placard, proclaim.
leg M. Leclerc, the hero of the barricades of Jane,
the candidate or tbe forty of order for the election of
the 28th. The schievemont which has procured the
brave tradesman this honour is described, and the
number of balls, 17, by which his son perished is
sated in type of xtraordinary magnitude. At the
end it is asked, " Who would deem himself worthy to
emnpote with the author of so heroics a deed for the
representation of Paris P" It is, indeed, an emphatic
de of the nature of the crisis, when a man is pro-
posed by the moderate party u a memivir of parlia-
ment for the most civilised capital in the world for
as act which, however heroic, might be matched with
.
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_a may be named the
National*, report to-day ,
induced to withdraw
of Paris. I am
good source that
, made in order to
renounce his pretensions
press met to-day is
printer, Rue
to be brought 7=
, journalists present
were M. Veron, editor of the Con litutonnel, who
took the chair ; De Lavalette, of the Asumblde Na
tionak ; Veuillot, of the Univers : Lubin, of the
Union ; Delamittre, of the Pattie Iketheres,
of the Libretti; Dumnulie, secretary of the Courier
Francais, and a ridacteur of the Corsair.. Several
representati-es were present. Alter an account had
bean given of wh it bad been done, and of the mea-
sures which had been taken to induce M. Foy to retire,
it was agreed that whatever might be the result of
the negotietioa with M. Foy and the Union Electo-
rate, the committee should support with all its energy
the candidature of M. Leclerc, rational guard end
tradesman. All the moderate prig., and 230 or 300
rep( s. ntatives b lanhiog to all sh Ades of the majority,
would back this choice. The decision was culanimous
and taco with enthusiasm.

In the National Assembly to-day the debate on the
budget waa resumed. The sittirg opened with the
budget of public instruction. M. Seuvaire Barthelemy
prop...id a reductiwo of 77,000 fr. on the recturat
daeademie, the consequence of which would be the
suppression of the secretaties. On a division, the
suppression was rejected : 258 voted for, and 340
spina', the reduction. The house then returned to
the budget of the interior. The debate turned on
M. Leon de Malleville's prop:lath:us to grant an aid of
60,000 fr. to the Theatre ItUien. M. Berryer spoke in
lavourof thismo.ion, and developed all theargnments in
relation tout, civilisation, and generosity,which should
induce the house to favour such a grant. M Itandot,
on the contrary, thought it unjust to make the coun-
try contribute to an amusement of the capital. M. de
Lsmartine rivalled M. Berryer in the warm support
which he gave the amendment. On being put to the
vote, the nmendment was adopted. Then a ballot
took place upon the whole chapter, of which the
result was as follows :—For the adoption of the
chapter, 362 va•es, against 222. The chapter was
the 20th. Subsidies to the national theatres,
1,273,000 f.

In the close of the sitting there was a very impor-
tant discussion. in which the opposition trie d to in-
duce tho Assembly to reverse its decision of yesterday
upon the withdrawal or the aid to political comtamr's.
M. Dufsure made an excellent speech against .•.e
withdrawal. Cavaignac voted for the withdrawal.
M. Murat. ex-minister at Turin, has arrived in
Paris. M. Fsrdinat.d Barrot 1123 lelt Paris to replace
him.
A numerous meeting of the representativn was
held on Saturday at the Conseil d'Etat. The leading
members of the majority were present. The question
_of Aguaspqrtatlpa_waui prough& forward, and, almr
sonsidiseuseiee, it was derided almost unanimously

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to support the conclusions or the committe,.
The committee on the bill relative to the nomina-
tion or discharge of mayors had decided that it will
support the government measure.
The order to the French fleet to quit the bay of
Naples is explained in two ways. On the one hind
it is asserted that Admiral Parker is to appear before
Naples with the Bailie fleet to claim loth ninities for
British subject., and that the French fleet will, in
courtesy, retire, as is usual on inch occasions. On
the other hand, it is Paid that some differences exist
between France and England on the subject of Sicily.

isbandana of parallels from the a
bibs@ is North America.
Several papers, among which ma,
Dram sad the AuembUe Nationi
gist M. Feraand Foy bas been judo
Ms sandals,' for the representation
Mk however, to inform you from al
sititempte which have es yet been
WNW) that gentleman to renounce
bavggpint Way unavailing.
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one oft • rooms of M. ChM:, print
to deliberate on the candidate to be
at the election of the 28th. The jo