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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
~P.i is PAPERS.
PARIS. MAT 10.
CIIANDER OP DEPUTIES.
SITTING OP The 9TH MAT.
After the reading of the proces-verbal, M. flows
%tem, Reporter of the Committee, charged
with the examination of the part of the Budget re.
lative to the expittses, was called to the Tribune.
After some general observations, he entered into
.an examination of the detail of the Budget, fol-
lowing the order of the different departinents of
the Ministry, and their I chapters.
Upon chapter 2, of the Ministry of Justice, re.
Loire to the Central Administration, he proposed
eduction of t6,e00 francs.
Upon chapter 4, relative to Courts and Tribunals,
he renewed, in the name of the Committee, a wish
to see a reduction in Tribunals of the First insulin!.
and in Royal Court,. Finally, lie shoved the ne-
cessity of a general reform in the eapernes of Jus.
tire. The Ministry for Foreign Affairs demands
his, year 300,000 fr. snore than in 1820, assigning
. as a motive for this augmentation, the expense of
•the new Embassy to Brazil, and the increase in the
*flow:meet to diplomatic ogetlts. The Reporter, far
sal
(torn opposing tbeincresse, obrery A that the-
ries are still inferior to those which the other Euro-
pean Posers allow their Ministers.
The next article was the Ministry of the Interior.
Committee proposes a reduction of 7,000
francs in this idlatinistration, nod of 32,000 francs
tinder the head of duds of race-horses, and a re-
dtiction of 15,000 franca in the conservato'y of arts
end trades, The Reporter indulged iu reflections on
the chapter relative to public instruction. lie in-
veighed against she prodigality of institutions, which
tett(' to give birth to ambition which cannot be
satisfied, end di<poselhose whom they enlightened
to turn •against their benefactors, and become the
writers of seditious pamphlets. lie proposed even
„withholding the 50,000, fr. designed for primary in-
' stru'Ction,becanst be said it encouragecksestem
which did not harmonise with our institutions.dt
Laughter and ammo% on the left. Long inter-
reptioi.)
The• Reporter proposed a refluetion of 40,200
francs in the article of arts and belles-Irlfhar.-Mt
tlicti came to the chapter relative to the Clergy.
Oricir ! hear !)—This cli.ipter, he said, had been
11,e object of tong and serious consideration. Your
Committee has seen the elude extent of the evil;
it is particularly struck with the want of pastors in
of the deportment., anti with the small num-
ber of put-tons who intend themselves for holy
orders. If we cannot remedy this stbuse, we must
soon give op the benefits of religion ; and it is a
10414 that without religiou there cannot be FM-
early. neither can there he religion without worship,
nor tvorthip without ministers: flow necessary is
i., then, that Bishops Pliocild reside in their
vase., to rekindle faith and devotion there. 'lle
Gosermnent his eotitipated the wished of the Cam.

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us etre.
'file project of law which you are soon to diode's,
is one step more towards the restoration of the reli-
gion of thelitate.- Let as second with ell our abi-
lity the re-establishment of religions sentiments, and
of the religion of oar fathers—that religion to which
the august infant. the scion of the race of our
Rings, has just been constr.:rated,
...The 'Committee proposes nil augmentation or
J 99,909 Noce on Vac 'wide ofaion.Cotholic worship.
lt-iluds dm sum of sixteen eni!hons allotted to the
esitaiir of old fools iiesuricietit, and wishes it to be
iqcseased. Orr the chapter relating to public inn-
.mwsents, it demands. as last year, that the itlinister
of Finance should consynt to resume hilt (Arcs to
the street 1t pohi, It seotalilubn wish that a resolu-
- Ow should be mark Refinish the monuments already
coatenclecediond ta.remove the rains which are seen
wer 611 sides.

.0o the cliipter of fixed and custamari.expeners
is &teem! &perimeter, it wishes that- the sums
grseitrd to Prefects pad tflib-reeferts,ehould be
Collsidered for the tatter es a•aiartfwase. It pro.
poses ; reduction of 377009 ft. is ikii- chimer.—
The Iteporier proposed asslississatios of the Royal
Cesocil of Pablic littoructuai: 614 be hereighed
rosins% extraragsot docttiner, whielepeecipitale the
Daiwa into issorence sad leirbseisy.--ibtaiiees tf