The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-05 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, Monnte.
At • late hour yesterday evening a telegraphic
despatch arrived from Marseilles with the substance
of a message sent from the French ambassador at
Naples, dated 26th ult., which announced the arrival
of the Pope at Gaeta, on the evening of the 26th. It
iv supposed that the Tenure, on board which he em-
barked, experienced violent storms and was driven
out of her opens for Marseilles. It is certain
that the rape diphonatique have all quitted Rome,
the ministers of England, Spain, and Portugal having
been the first to leave.
Some disorder is feared from the electoral manifes.
tattoos of the National Canards in favour of the one or
the other candidate. Bodies, more or lees numerous,
have been received by Oen. Gesignan, presenting
addresees to him, and receiving his &cower. Similar
bodies having manifested an Intention of adopting a
like proceeding towards Prince Louis, were, in come
measure, prohibited, or at least recommended by their
commander to abstain. They acquiesced, but upon
the express condition that no sw h manifestation was
to be made towards either candidate. The manifes-
tations have, nevertheless, been continued with refer-
ence to Gen. Cavaignac, though interdicted towards
Prince Louis. In consequence, the National Guards
have evinced &disposition not to submit to this, and it
is apprehended that some strong counter-demonstra-
tions will take plare.
A eonsiderab!e rise took place, inthe earn of yester-
day, on the Bourse, for which no particular reason
was assigned, beyond the tact that there were heavy
demands for the delivery of stock.
The meetings of electors which were taking place
hourly, were on the whole considered to be
favourable to the success of General Guignae,
but the open-air assemblages were decidedly for
Louis Napoleon. There was an ominous tranquil-
lity in the Faubourg St. Antoine, hitherto
' the centre of turbulence and disorder, which
might either be the result of unanimity on the sub-
ject of the r leotion, or secret orders issued by the
leaders of the oueriers and medalists, with a view to
ulterior purposes. Whatever the reason, all was
quiet, and the fact was considered far from reas-
suring.
At Naples, on the 23rd, the French squadron
stationed there voted for the president of the republic
as follows : For Cavaiguac, 620; Bonaparte, 303;
I Arago, 361.

SECOND EDITION.

Ilrom the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

IktAm.Boßocoa•Nouse, Nov. 28.—The Queen
DOWNS,' has been pleased to nominate H. T. Harrison,
'sq., to be Beantary to bar Majnity's Treasury.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dn.. 1.
EL ANL of Artillery.—Plot Lest. 11. S lithe, to be see..empt,
viso 800. deeteeeL

_, Doc. 4.
NAVAL MADAM— Claimants for the naval medals ye
hereby Wormed, that the hake et the 30th ult., pobildeed la the
Owsette, of the lit test, bee as relkomete to keine whieh ben bees
dowd7 preterret—W.A. B. Heettreott.

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