FRANCE. (From the Morning Chronicle, March 7.) Paris, Tuesday Morning.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 319, 20 June 1849, Page 2

FRANCE. (From the Morning Chronicle, March 7.) Paris, Tuesday Morning.

Yesterday evening, after the departure of the post, the N-itional Assembly decided that the quetion with respect to a new hall for the sitting! of the Assembly should, fur the present, be adjuurned. The question with respect to the affair of the 2Utn of January was then brought forward ; and the Assembly after a ihort discussion, in which none of the members of the Ministry spoke, decided by a majority of 254, the numbers being 481 to 227, that the propolition demanding an inquiry into the conduct of the Ministry in calliDg out the troops on that day should not be taken into coniidrrttion. The Government bill for the suppression of the clubi was read a first time without any discusiion, it having been arranged that the debate on the subject should be taken on the tecond reading. The rise of nearly two per cent, in the French live per Cents, is mmtioned by all the papers of thu morning as a proof of the daily improving confidence—coufidence the more remarkable in the iace of the accounts received from Italy. There ii another symptom of

confidence, however, which is perhaps a 'surer sign of renewed proipenty than the rise in the funds. Th« deposits in the savings' banks are increasing every week. This week they amount to 235,000f., while the sums reimbursed amount to 27,00()f. only. The thiid retidine: of the electoral law comes on in the National Assembly today, and an attempt is to be made by the Ministerial party to get an alteration made in some of the " incompatibilities" established by ths Assembly in a fo-mer flitting. Notice ha« been given of a great number of amendments on the subject. Ace unts have been received of the safe arrival of MM. Blanqui, Barbes, Courtais, and the other prisoners implicated in the invasion of the National Assembly on the 15th of May, at Bourges, where tho trial is to ta^e place. The authoritiei have teveral thousand troops in that town, as if there were tome fear of an outbreak, but the general opinion is, that there is vtry little danger.