The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-15 00:00:00

FURTHER EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Oar Paris letter of last evening has- arrived.
The Semaine says:—" The members of the Cham-
ber of Peers to whom Invitaimui have been sent to
attend the banquet of the 12th arrondissement, are
six in number,—the Duke d'Harooart, the Prince
de la Moskowa, M. de Boissy, M. Lludninais, M.
d'Alton Shie, and another, whom we refrain from
naming at present, because, if we are well informed,
he has not announced that he accepts the invitation."
A commission, nominated by the blinister of the
Marine for inspecting the transatlantic steamers,
ceded by the government to the company of Herout
and Handel, with a view to ascertain the present con-
dition of these ships, and lay down the basis of a
reorganisation of this service, has commenced its
latm' by visiting at Havre the Philadelphia and
:iiw York, and theme is gone to Cherbourg to examine
Union.
Letters from Marseilles nay
protected by the
y that M.. Del Carretto
had disembarked at the 'Arnett*,
quarantine officers and the polioe. The Neapolitans
and Sicilians at Marseilles, many of whom were
driven from their country by his pitiless orders, as-
' 'stabled in large numbers to witness the humiliation
it the fallen minister of police, bat no attempt was
made to offer him any indignity or 'malt.
vigsrvileT773s.; 14.-107sraLra.
1,01;75 11arsesp5•10. res.. 741 ;
1445, ; do. 1541, • De. Four-aad-a.lielf, Bank 24ep!se Ramo,
54. Boma Una, 54. 'Treasury Beads, 41 1. Shares, 3151 30.
Factual" se Louise, ugh; 24 SO.

133.23w324.—Paris awl Orleans, 1,18.1 30; Pads and PIM%tM 175;
Rom sad Ham, 417 50; Ayttooa sad II • • Mrs.
boon ing ill* 157 ; Gnus Wows, —; ADAMS and DOslogae.
—; amissaz„ 473 , North, 341 25.

The Madrid journals of the Bth have reached us.
The Herald() announces that the government had
ordered a steam frigate, of 350 horse power, to
proceed to Naples to protect the persons and pro-
perty of Spanish subjects. It further states that it
was expected that M. Martinez de la Rosa would
shortly leave Madrid on his embassy to Rome,
the political difficulties and considerations which
had hitherto prevented him from setting out
having been brought to a conclusion. He would,
it was said, first visit Turin. The Heraldo says there
was a talk of an important mission to one of the
northern courts being about to be confided to an emi-
nent general. In the Senate, on the 7th, the bill for
granting a pension to the widow of M. Comacho, a
public functionary during the regency of Espartero,
was adopted unanimously. The other proceedings
were of no interest. The Siglo, a r
journal, in referring to the open disserusioeslrrweta.
en
Queen Christina and General Espertere, expresses en
opinion that the latter committed an error in not
paying his respects to ber on his arrival; bet the Ea,
del Cbootereio contends that, asex-regents,they are bath
equal in a constitutional point of view, and that, there-
fore the Queen had no right to expect a concession
implying inferiority from the general, and that be-
sides, as the chief of the Moderado party, she could
not expect advances from the duet of the Pro-
gressistas.
Manani, Fe,. o.—Three per Cents., 201 at SO days, 271 rah ; Four
per Ceuta, 181 paper ; Five per Ceuta, 141 1 cash. l'aesives,
paper. Coupons, 111 for 10th Feb. Beak of St. Ferstissend, 1241
piper. Exchange on London, 47 50.100.