The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-26 00:00:00

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TfiE FRENCH 'REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
The Ministry have carried their Dotation Bill by
a trinjwity of 46, after having made the most severe
whip ever recollected in France. Such of the French
diplomatic body as were Members of the Assembly
were withdrawn from the legations, and ordered to
Paris to support the Minister, and the departure of
M. DROUYN DE ellurs for London was delayed, in
order to secure his vote. The Constitutionnel grum •
bles at the narrowness of the mfijority, which
would in -all probability
.have been a minority
had not General CHAN9ARNIER exerted himself at
the eleventh hour in favour of the Ministerial project,
being moved thereto by the 'sudden arrival in Paris .
of General MAGNAN, lft.WhQiil le Avotild haie seen
his successor if the Bill had been rejected. • •
In commenting on this vote the National says—
" Thanks to the intervention of,General•Changarnier,
the Elysee will have its millions. Who will pay e
The people who have already paid with their blood the
expedition to Rome, the liberty or the press, .the liberty
of association, its electoral rights; the internal policy of '
the Governinant. LEM, money; less liberty-7that is the
balance-sheet of the reaction. 'BUS' there are experi-
ments which cannot be paid too. dear."
Several members of a secret society of Socialists
were arrested on Sunday.
The Meniteur announces that the Marquis of NOR-
kteifisr has presented a letter to the PRESIDENT of
the Republic, in which the QUEEN 'of-Great Britain
notifies the birth of a Prince, her son.'
M.:BzuttrEk will present hA report on the budget
of 1851 to the committee to-rhorrow-
A letter from Brest of the 21st announces that the
steam-frigate Darien, which had sailed for Naples
with 540 seamen, had been compelled to return to
port, in consequence of her machinery having been
severely injured.
M. DE LAMARTINE embarked at Marseilles for the
East on the morning of the. 21st, accompanied by
M42le. DE LAIIiARTIAR 8124.11...friands.._He proppses
being back in the month of September-. During' his
short stay at Marseilles he received the visits of the
various literary societies, end in the course of a COl4-.
versation with one of them he expressed his regret at being in Paris to support the dotation to the
PRESIDENT of the Republic.
The Moniteur Algerien of the 20th contains detail's ,
of some military movements, but the only point of
any interest in them is the announcement of the burn- 1,
ing down of the Arab village of Ouldja, and the dis-
persal of the inhabitants, with a loss of thirty killed,
in consequence of a refusal to give up, some Arabs who
had killed one French soldier and seriously wounded
another.

A conspiracy on an extensive scale has been dis-
covered in Oran, Algeria: The plan of the conspi-
rators was to sein the Fort La Monne and the Trea.
sury, and to 'establish a PrOvisional Government. Two
municipal councillors of Oran, a lieutenant of the
68th Regiment of the Line, and several soldiers have
been arrested.

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