The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-19 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDLY, 5 30 P.M.
This morning it was announced in the Journal des
Debuts, and on good authority, that M. Buffet was
named for the Ministry of Commerce; this evening a
ohmage is announced, and M. Bixio takes that office.
I will not answer for it that my despatch of to-morrow
morning may not inform you of a further change.
M. Blum) is a vice-president of the Assembly, a mem-
ber of the party of the Institute, and a impporter of
General Caysignae, who is understood to have ap-
proved of his aooepting the office mentioned above.
The party of the Institute is moreover much pleased
at his ooneeesion, and will support the new eaNnet.
The differences al sentiment which prevail among
the supporters of Prinos Louis are manifested in
their several organs of the press.
The Constitutiesnel, which expresses the opinion of
M. Tillers, is lees unfavourable than before to
General Cavaigrnso. La Liborti, the organ of the
ultra-Bonapartista is against him. The AsaernAlle
Nationale expresses the sentiments of MM. Bugeaud
and Mole ; and La Prom has for several days ab-
stain d from taking any part. The ambition of M. de

Oirardia has nut been satiated. The truth is, that the
new esbinet finds it dills& to know what
to de with M. de Oiresdia.
Two lists have been lauded about es these which
may probably be preessied to the As, tu select
from them a vice-gat. One, of lest
from
Gamier and Aug.,e I lam already
mentioned. The 'swish of NIL Mold, Bu-
pied, and Tigers. Om et the great didisaltieseneoun-
teem dr.figg the new algae& is the Amosalily itself,
of which would have voted against
lash Napoleon if they had had the opportunity. It
i. smunted that, to bring the pries of the state into
ashad,the Assembly must be dissolved, bat no power
bat itself can dissolve it. To force it to dimly° itself,
*ohm various expedients are amt. Addresses
Eget up in various departments, urging their
representatives individually to resign. If this
were successful to any considerable extent,
the Amenably might see itself compelled to dissolve.
Ike complete returns of 87 departments have
suited to-day. There remain ally 19, several of
Wel will probably arrive this evening.
U. M Camille% the late envoy to the Pope, says
het he hurl lie helium profoundly discouraged.
The Pepe will net mom to France, if he can get the
iamb piessamond to jsia Austria in maintaining his
pewee is the Items Alaln. He despairs of being
alio le rotors to Par otherwise than by foreign
timasilea. Them was a meeting yesterday of the tell.
anis Asurably.st which M.Mmtalembeet
the sliest of which was to prepare an ad-
dressto be suet to the Pope. A committee was
apoiated kr the purpose.
The stesdily-inersemng majority for the new Peed-
dent, and the general revival of confidence, continual
to produce a rapid rise at the Bourse. The Threes
closed to day at 4840, being a rise of 145 on Satur-
day's pikes. The Fives closed at 79 80, being a
rise of two trams. Bank Shares touched 1800 to-day,
and closed at 1790, being a rise of 90 frames. Oat e
9th inst., the day before the sleeks, the Threes were
42 GO. Their price today shows a rise of nearly six
frame ea this equivalent, very nearly to 16 per cent.
The des ea the Fives is shave 10 francs, being nearly
'at the elm rate. On the 9th Bank Shares were at
1,470. Ms ries as these is therefore 320 francs.
Cleistittifiaseel of this morning mentions as a
1 of returning confidence and prosperity that
=don 1,800 transfers of stock took pleas at the
Dams en Saturday : by 18 or 20 times more than the
mai daily amount, these transfers being for cash and
set hr the &comet.
la the Assembly today M. Marie announced that
the Gamete de Frame had been seised, and would be
prosecuted, for smarting that the National Assem-
bly had proclaimed the republic contrary to
the will of the country. In answer to a
emetics put by M. Omit, M. Hokum defended
the proceedings be had taken for closing those clubs
which had been kept open under the pretext of being

electoral meeting':
The Assembly was balloting upon a new propoei-
don at M. Le for an amnesty, whet our repor-
ter closed hie
Turn Dee 18 New Leen, ; Three per Quin, 48 20;
nee per Omni. 79 72 ; lAA Loan, 78 60 ; Yours, Belgian
Meek 11140, 844 ; De. U 42, 1114 ; Do. Threes, • De. Tvaandi.e.
HaK— ; Bugles Masa. ; Roman Leak 72; Treasury
Int lingin, 1790; Lassoes on Widen, 10 dary
Si 874 ; 10 du% UM, ark.
Barawaes.—Perls and Orleans, 742 . Paris and Rouen, 480 ;
Room and Ume, 110 S; Avignon lad smslfre. 100; Elms.
boom sad Bak. U 70; w
orth.iers BM; Amiens and Bou-
logne, 200; Ileadew, ; N 392.

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ITALY.

ROME —Our latest date from Rome is the 9th
instant. After the refusal of the Pope to receive
the deputation at Gaeta the deputies had no other
coarse open to them but that of returning to announce
the result of their mission. The Prince Senator of
Rome war the first to perform this duty before the
Council of Ministers. The effect of this intelligence
upon the people of Rome hu been extra-
I ordinary. The general impression, also adopted by
the public press, now is, that the Pope, alter having
been inveigled into the imprudent step of leaving
Rome, is morally a prisoner at Gaeta, and that his free
will is entirely under the control of the retrograde
party, headed by the King of Naples. The moment
it we known that the deputations had been stopped
at Portella, the popular circle assembled with the de-
legates of the civic guard and of the provinces, and
declared that both chambers, united in one, should
elect among them three or five citizens to form a pro-
visional government, and proclaim a Constituent .As-
sembly.
In the sitting of the B,h the Roman Chamber of De-
pafies heard the report of the commission sent to the
pope. Deputy Pantaleone then moved for a committee
of five members, to propose whatever measures might
be thought necessary for the good of the state. Bo-
' taper* on the contrary, moved an amendment, to the
effect that a temporary regency be created, composed
of two laical and one clerical members, to Provide
for the emergencies of the moment. Minister Gal-
len' proposed, as a conciliatory measure, that a com-
mission be named to make a report on the situation,
and propose the necessary measures, at the same tune
giving both the preceding motions a due considera-
tion. Pantaleone's motion was, however, adePtsle
and a committee named, composed of &whit:tett;
Tusooni, Renzi, Sereni, and Laud.
PIEDMONT.—The Concordia of Turin states, that
the king charged Oioberti on the 13th, at half-past
3 p.m., with the formation of a new ministry.
The Gazette of Genoa, of the 13th, says " The
agitation which has taken place during the last few
days hummed, an account of the sending the address
to Turin to demand the convocation of an Italian Con-
it stitoante and a democratic ministry."
NAPLES.—We have received despatches from our
Naples correspondent dated from Naples and from
Gaeta on the 11th inst. The King of Naples was
still at Gaeta. The Fives, en the llth, were at 821.