The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-26 00:00:00

PROCLAMATIONS.

The following proclamations of the provisional
government have 1)4 en published:
It is hereby ordered by the provisional govern-
ment: M. Dupont de L'Eare is named provisional
president of the cDuncil, without portfolio; M. de
Lamartine, provisional minister of foreign affairs ;
M. Cremieux, provisional minister of justice; M.
Ledru-Rollin, provisional minister of the interior;
Michel Goudecheauv, provisional minister of finance;
M. Francois Arago, provisional minister of marine;
General Bedeau, provisional minister of war; M
Carnot, provisional minister of public instructii in and
worship; M. Bethmont, provisional minister of com-
merce ; M. Marie, pmvisional minister of public
works ; General Covaignae, governor of Algeria.
•The Municipal Guard is dissolved.
Mr. Gamier-Pogi,s is named Mayor of Paris, ard
to him are given as mfi.dats, MM. Guinard and Itccurt.
M. Flotard is named secretary-general.
All the other mayors of Paris are provision ,fly
maintlined.
The Prefecture of Police is under the dependence of
the Mayor of Paris.
The maintenanm of the safety of Paris is
entrusted to the patriotism of the national guard,
under the command of Col. Courtais.
(Signed) Cremieux, Lamartine, Marie, Gamier Poe ;d,
Dupont de l'Eure, Ledru-Rollin, Arago, tnenthers
of the provisional government.

In the name of French, the provisional government
decides that the Chamber of Deputies is dissolved.
The Chamber of Peers is forbidden to meet.

A national assembly will be convoked as soon as
the provisional government shall have regulated the
necessary measures of order and police.

All that appertains to the direction of the fine at ts
and museums, and was formerly under the control of
the civil list, will constitute a division of the ministry
of the interior. The jury charged with the reception
of pictures at the annual exhibitions, will be named
by election. The artists will be convoked to this
effect by a decree. The exhibition of IS4B will be re-
opened on the 13th March.

The official evening paper, La Patrie, contains the
following, under the date of Friday evening : 'A I
rumour had spread towards midnight that the Louvre I
had taken tire. Such was not the case. The bonfires
lighted by the conquerors of the 24th of February,
with the remnants of the furniture of the palace of
the ex-king, have been put out. At one o'clock the
only fires alight were those of the bivouacs. •
This morning confidence is in all hearts ; the
streets were full of people, walking quietly, and ex-
pressing their feelings in embracte, happy to
find each other a.,ain after events, the glory of
which have cost us the loss of CO many of our bro-
thers, who have died for the triumph of the right of
humanity. The night has been admirably passed,
and the service of the barricades has been admirably
performed by the citizens and national guard. The
semis were Aryan, and the pass-words demanded
and given everywhere.
Three thousand men of Rouen and Has ce, bringing
provisions and ammunitions, had arrived on Thursday
morning by the Rouen railway. They took part in
the proceedings of the day.

BOULOGNE, S ITCRDAT EN EN IMG.

The Duke de Nemoura is 'en route for England, and
will certainly be in London on Sunday morning. This
may confidently be relied on.

NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

(Telegraph Despatch from Portsmouth.)

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 26.
Telegraphic despatches from the Admiralty were
received here last night, inquiring it there were four
stealth re ready for comoussion. The Stromboli
steamer, Lord Beane'Erb, is ordered to be ready tor
sea to-night.