The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-19 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, BUXDAY, 6 P. N.
The electoral oommittse of the Rue de Poitiers has
alibied its manifesto to the electors, which Is es
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Te iho Ineekten—la the bee et rave dangers to while
hones hoe bon !Maly espeesal, tram el all °platoon, of all
=ohm mehmed ewe seeiety which is meowed.
wool maw IMAM partite Isnewly, and be a
ea**, Weiendly mini le es& ether, May have hr.
Ihir all dlemaidenem melte grime 'earthy, sad if
bate am okays assompllieed peed, they ham at least
rii=lated Thb enn sates hot
WI el an la the' et the Anna,
*hie the aleedoce, is she gamy of the Idediunt ()mord to
vans midi eer breve sew is Om dame of pub* maw.
Par We mob' fa sea a well*. on obenimmeat d pea-
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Preen view, in it a Debit esbeemetednes of
is, Imam patentee the pills teethes to all
reelftw. It has glees ea tame* by 'mid
inlet mienineody twain". balms the of the essoisete air I
Modems party, in the sherries of the 10th Doessbar, than
him whoa may be he Pe& the mmeolidseked Gobi and es-
wounnet Oa NB aunties, es es these u lam pus
Mind It, the moult hes =wieldy bedded the meatimat
'MI hie led to its pawn. The damper which moneeee es,
elan* an now se n sot the lose grave. The
beinmee foam whiff te 4110:11 the =edition
of mime, end who, if it
MU mused but ftlir Cr :Ad ease late /slimy the

gel* when stiffen it affects to preens, emus less dis-
poni." this mown to empiey *pea bees, bat it is swaged
igmadmeising the .ed al diets whin it is boletus of own.
theemieg by Wince, and is unsteady at sr
dimeedwilms MOBS masently sad peridiatly
be smareldesi and oubversiv• downes. . fatten
liar nes by sillewieg te the anatry • Wm. sad
so apses • mama% suassiatlia
Pirs=anallawilve or divided. We nose. *eat
appose to it the seems whisk hen need es borsevemles
'Meat pending the men Aerial Iniamoseed led per-
renvesios. Let ms make emesine the geessawal
Whisk has been eumliWod im the le se.
leek sod mmistak M to the WWI am whisi it his
nolespeudy mobtood Woe he nolitemelise. Who Proismal
Assembly Mang assigasdaLmilod lo he sitsmlsme. met do.
need the Lt se op* memiuMme
Wet a erw=lente, meNghtsmsd, whin will
=i to the amasses poreempalves eatferred it by then.so
win the goverameas mot to everdmew ft,
nibilb mill supply by its wisdom what is vissoisi I. oar
.t alines, whin will emdeavers le mmellsrate them
bgal asses. and will ultimately wo n in
:I Frans from t MAIM wan to which
gins& Bat to obtain bsom the seep of the
*gem no ma an ably, win, whisk les hew so service-
able le me dung die past yaw, mast semiline is be nude-
laimed. the ere-amen of the Ron do Patios, whisk be gives
the amps el this wellies of all the old perdss toe the
Mime esial eider, has dm& it ile doff le lake tbe
isibilve. It has • men smempi to smonimus e, *banal
amimittee at Pans. It has aim engesil WV to this, bat
is Johan to it, either is the Alma* or out eine Assem-
bly, men who awistnes appeared to it anwary arse sew
=es regnant ell the skeins of seed— Weise. The
sememilles thus torsied, is widoessiseg el haw,
ens not moms to dictate ore even 110=pleserss
to theease.
depsomeals, so justly jeans et
This is& pinning isnot. Shea evert* bessopemed. awl sore
desirable,torie diemhitesatiteviriteldiewhorlimogitannald
sewed la triewhing a aces la we pellet Finer, it
hes mot therefore triumphed over the whole ersalry. But
banag beard a done expressed le mute a summer tumoral
body whore Gould be bead, at aged, hodinastisn advise, en-
ennesesent So mien we have esdeeneredl esiablish it.
If anywhere win oedema nem, binds of eviler, have mot
bees ebb le welds' their dliersans to the sere= Merest
es ty sad ger soneabie fawned= emu win Asa ia
esr> as'as wdeionadiag„ we shell be bow to ass it,
=so ober fanatics an that of bong whoby oar
and advise to thae who may seek than Do not
he me limn that under the sinner! law the
dime By any prevail Try dm of the wearily. JA-
W* ama miseetemese eneopin hers she.. tab utak&
c esa,d masined ahem" nomemeng ea sail it, to nee!.
Is a pen misty wee/ sad wgimmsd se that of
s. pad Sinn are stoop be wag ember, and
ma nay hy4sadiviskes OW rum dew. It
ISi Invest ouch a that we are wiled. sad that we
swasemes to yea the dative temetitutin of the *Iwo&
nOMMMIni when members have signed this deelentieo.
Agin, Bangui, (Milling, Ferdinand Bann, Ileachard,
8..% Besancon (do la Sames), Bechard, De Bonsyse,
Baud, Barysr, Masan, BIM sn Boordas, Boejesa, D.
Broglie, Massing Beeseud, Do Casubeerris (sacks d 6
pan), De Curls., Painord, Cliambolls. Clary, Coati,
Cousin, Warfel, Davies, Dan, Benjamin Dalmsort, Dan-
joy, Dais*, Durand de Romanians,. Minerals? Elba-
ream, AehtlM Fould, Oarnoa, Granata do la Marianne,
D'ilecksrm, Victor Hugo, De Kezdrel,
Lame, De Labrranys, De LafernMetta, De Luny,
inn de Lemoyne. De Laura, De Illpiney, Levevassenr,
Loon a Manville, Mon, Do Moatalentbert, Ds Morny,
Ludes Marat, be Naailles,Gsseral D'Ornano, Ds Paints,
Csaisair Perin, Ds P.regay, General Pyst, Piscatory,
Porta, Ds la Redone, Regmald ere Saint. Jean d*Anaely,
De Inatiat, De Bonneville. De Riling, Do la licalistuo,
Roger (du Nord), Boutin, lieuvelrealartbeleaty, &rusk
Tanbereem, Anodes Tim sr, Thin', Vk illard, De Veen,
De William.
A fusion is spoken of as probable between the
electoral committee of the Petals Royal and that of
the Pallas des Beaux Art.. The committee of the
Pails Royal arc said to have been in communication
with the former co•respondenta of the society "Aide
to:, k cis, t 'aidera," formed in 1827, in oppoeitiom to
the Villek ministry, by a coalition of all the abodes
of the left, with the concarreoce of "La Inane France
of that day, who, after having made their debut in
1820 by conspiracies and secret societies, adopted a
regular and legal oppoeitiom M. ()idiot was the
first president of the society "Aide toi," of which
MM. Casimir Peden Bebastiani, &c., were membere.
la 1829, after the overthrow of the Martigaac
miaistry, M. Wilma Barret saoceeded M. Guizot, and
was joined by the party of the " Globe," which
was then ander the direction of MM. Dubois
and Pierre Leroux, and included MM. de
Broglie Remusat, Duchatel, Vitet, Card, Dny
mer, jean Reynand, Carnet, Forty, Duve•gior
d'Hearanne, &c. At this time M. Andrei Marcbaia
was the secretary of the society. Aftet the revolu-
tion of July the personnel of the Globs auccnsirciy
took office, end the society " Aide td" demised in
*ambers and importance. On its ruin M. Garnier
Parls (the elder) formed a new propagandist electoral
'society, which has always continued to exist though
its action has been somewhat limited. The electoral
committee of the Palate Royal has now adopted it,
sad M. Andrd Marshal has again become its secre-
tary. This electoral committee has by this means ob-
tained a body of electoral agents somewhat numerous
smut asoessmily influential, whom aodsienes and
promise t° be very advantageous' to it in the
elections.
The execution of Nix and Lahr, the two men re-
served for capital punishment, for the murder of Gen.
de Brie and Capt. Mangin, took place this morning
at 7 o'clock, on the spot where their victim' were
murdered. They were preceded and followed by
strong detachments of therm and lancers, and there
was a considerable force of infantry round the place
of execution. After the execution the bodies were re-
moved for interment, follswed by the priests who had
attended the men to the scaffold. The sentence of
death pronounced upon Chopped, Nourry, and Vap-
prams, jun., has been commuted by the President of
the Republic, with the advice of the council of state,
to imprisonment for life with hard labour.
The French naval station on the coast of Africa is
reduced to nine ships, and the English ambassador
has delivered to the government of the republic alike
number of letters, authorising these cruisers to visit
Elleifoniteur contains a decree appointing Admiral
Begat governor-general of the French Antifiee. Capt.
Yakm,of the French navy, is nominated provisional go-
nna. of Guadeloupe, in place of Col. Fitton, but
subject to the supreme direction of the governor-gene-
ral above named.

The elioleraiea been at length formally declared
in Paris. It does not appear, however, et pre-
sent to have assumed any formidable epidemic
character. Two cases have occurred at the
Hotel Dieu, one at La amide, one at La
Pitie, and one at St. Louis. In all these the de-
cided ebarester of Asiatic cholera have been un-
mentionably developed. The medical authorities,
howerer, hold that as an epidemic the malady can-
not yet be said to exist. All that can be said with
truth is that same scattered cases of Asiatic cholera
have presented themselves. This state of things is
erstrastod with t►.e phenomena developed on the
prier appearance of the epidemic, and it is ends..
vaned to be shown that there is no similitude in the
effects safasisid to create serious alarm.