The Hillsborough Recorder

London, June 19.

We received on Saturday and yesterday the Paris papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. The chamber of deputies were occupied during Tuesday and Wednesday, in the discussion of the budget, which was further adjourned till Thursday. A deputation of the chamber, conducted by the count Siméon, the minister of the interior; presented the election project to the king on Wednesday, as agreed upon by the chamber, and the same day the above minister communicated the project to the chamber of peers, who ordered it to be referred to the bureaux, and fixed the further consideration of it for Friday.

Paris appears to have been tranquil through the whole of Tuesday, nothing being said to the contrary in the journals, and on Wednesday, during the day and the evening, it is expressly stated, that the most perfect tranquility prevailed in all quarters of the capital; Boulevards were patrolled by national guards and gen d'armeirie, but it is added they found no mob to disperse. An attempt, as already stated in private accounts, was made early on Tuesday morning to set fire to the stables of the duchess d'Angoulême: one of the horses was hurt in consequence of some litter being burnt, the flames were extinguished without doing any material damage.

Marshal Soult, duke of Dalmatia, is gone to his estate of St. Armand, in the department of Tarn.

A new ordonnance of police has been published at Paris, strictly enjoining all hotel-keepers, &c. and all persons letting lodgings, or having inmates, to make a daily return of all persons in their houses, whether residing there as lodgers, as guests, or as friends.