The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-02 00:00:00

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PARIS, WIDITIODAN, 610 P.N.
The muitenteat on the se** of the residency
matinees to immense. The pry of the Rae de Pot-
tiest will assombie te-Mmeow emakag,to disease age*
the mares whisk dm we Mere end*, smelt if air
debate is very enMal. Osunt bssa very
erroneously legemmosi Issaggssolog Gea, Orralipsele,
who bas. neveresims. squired samisen empresses In
the Aseendik, sad if it happen that Priiste Louis
should sea dada se rests melerity as is required by
the swain d the esestitation, and the pre=
tiepemideat from among the
should fall to the Assembly, Gourd Cavaignao would
be sore to be elected, unless the relative majority of
Prince Louis should be so oossidenble as to overawe
tie partisans of Cavaignaa It is considered quite
certain that Prince Louis will have • majority. The
only doubtful point is. whether that majority will be
sash as to establish his election independent of a vote
of the Amembly.
The Courier de is Gironde, an °demist journal,
which may be regarded as the organ of
Marshal Bugeaud, observes as forovr:t" Marshal
Bugeaud hos entered into no compact with any old
opinion—not more with that which we represent than
any other. Those who are in the confidence of
this statesman declare that he is resolved to
maintain his complete independence, and that his
profession of faith may Zile. thus summed up :
To devote welfare of Franco,
and oppose energetically the prisciples of disorgan-
isation and 'mischievous pairione This should suffice
far all well-disposed persona'and as to ourselves, we
accept it without reserve. May he be permitted to
govern France as well es be governed Algeria."
Mementos, the Prefect of the Aine, who has been
attacked by all the moderate journals, and M. Cowman,
Prefect of Toulouse, who patronised the Montagnard
banquet held at that piece, at which the cry of "eve
la guillotine !" was received with euthosiaam, have
both bcen dismimed.
The project of the constitution, as amended by the
committee, was distributed among the members of
the Assembly to day. The only material alteration
or addition which has been accepted is that which
declares, that if the president should dissolve or pro-
rogue the National Assembly, he should be guilty of
high treason, and should be tried by the high court d
ests*.
This day being the festivity of All Batts, was kept
a close holyday. The National Allowably did not
mist. and the Bourse remained closed.

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MALTA, Oar. 26.
On the 23rd, the Aimless lutdrzillee Shan Jase up
plena off the island, to the 8.8., lows before a
strong north-wester, weally diestessed. Malls get up
her steam, west we, mad tweed her is. She 'irLe be
from Smyrna, fee Iseles. lines elf Oyu ea the
21m, she was takes sheik la a heavy squall, whisk her
Ica her starboard boweresde ; tWYsssquall sedately veered
sound, righted the Meek and thrip *wow lee es her port
beam- um on. raw the newel pia hwearies the easel&
out away the tale sag ells asede, sal the towel, seder
jury meats, steered he Make. She peened the Mead in the
night, and was lady sass hen the Jamas, at daylight is
the marsh& The 41101611 ewer that es Magda sawn'
wee sew him pestles is sad &s as the squall, sad that
whoa it shareq she was awhile is be sees. The Ras-
a* steams W>Ylaar left fee Clematestiseph sod Ohms
cis the 24th, with The Peas* direst
at
as sane isilisli=2lo, bath, heated
Tarsal— as witstest. She reports that the Sid-
lies gisysemang las eserhol • loss of • =Mae awl a
hail of darerhese sows Smelt ellista The Obsess,
beet Cody Wbroeirbt us aseesset ha the whlh
state the eil sap to be •es idisre. T has
bees rosined Is Cephidesia. Trehdis el similes glee
awn, is eessegsesse of the smasher etseefeels far shorter.
By • saw regelatien, wlkh Isillaismed tad., the
Troia assiorprims between Manias' mad Aleassain
will to
at Jails es the Oth sad 26th of sway masa, awl
is the lith sad 22ed is return to haresille• This will
faisMi tire ether appeetssitisa of ormaantakatisa between
Bided sad Maite—asks., as the Ist and 16th of oath math.
Peakteedee sod Oriental CostliF steamy Basins
mime in on the IM Ina Corneal , al the Modem
to-der, at 10.113 a.as. The Marlin w leave at 4 p.a. der
Coastantinople.
The sickness still °ultimate mowt the troops. There la
scarcely a day but as. or two die. ad yet dm Ohm (she-
Mats are perfeetly healthy.

GENOA, Ocr. 26.
During the last five dale city has bean again
the scene of most The mambas of the
Circolo Italian(adirdrrionsisting for The
greater part of the
repuilican refugees from all parts of Italy) have for nearly
two months left no means untried to corrupt the army, and
on more than one ocession very dangerous symptoms of dis-
orders and insubordinaden manifested themselves Ia various
corps of the numerous garrison of this plan. In use instant,
these maselestations had assumed so serious a chancier of
revolt that it wee not only nnuesary foe the civic guard to
interfere by separathg the mob from the military, with
whom they had made onus= canes, and en which occasion
the commander of the civic gaud', the illustrious Lorenzo
panto, had his sword broken Into pieces by on. of the mem-
bus of the Cacao. bat it was neo domed expedient to re-
move at one from Genoa the regiment in which this
lamentable can had oesuned. 'This event caused the gene
ral of the division of Genoa to issue very severe orders
against every case of insubordinstien whilst the Cifoolo,
boasting of the partial triumphs obtained, continued to
adieus the soldiers of this p dna in public placards, and
in language which eculd sot leave s doubt in the minds of
the oommos readers that there existed the most perfect
understanding between the two parties. The 'oldies,
exasperated at the insidiousness of these men, re-
solved to publish a letter to the members of the
Circolo Italian, in whieh they highly blame the un-
lawful and unpatriotic attempts of a small body of men to
corrupt a brave and gallant army. They reproech them in
hitter terms with the shame and sufferings which they have
brought spots a small number of the most unsuspicious of
their oomrades, gargle( the mutisous dismantle held by the
emissaries of the Cien the bribes in the shape of money,
suns, or promises madeto, to them ; the odious accusations
brought against the deserving heads of the may ; and finally
telling them that they look upon them as a set of reprobate,
with whom neither the army nor the nen= has anything in
common. This Wow, which is far more severe titan vire.
lent was published biis Bev Grillo, chaplain to the battal-
ion Real Nan, sad is many supposed to to also of names
composition. Its ppau produced in a few hoses the
greatest agitation thieegkest the whole town The Cala-
brese hats were seen busy about the streets, when, towards
6 o'clock, p m., the Na,. Grillo, on passing by the ducal
palace, was nein, somMed by one of them, who struck him
a powerful newness' t e head,and tore his Wise( horn
(a silver medal ebtsisd ia the last war) from his brims! ; he
abused him la suety *Ms manner, until the priest was
able cull a leaded pistol eat of his mks; with which he
attacked
hie seseihms, sad wrenched from him his dear
medal, tanner with a good handful of the republican's
bend. As imasemes crowd if people having by this time
assembled, the repablkaa excited them against the priest by
galling hies a spy and an Austrian. The infuriated mob at
saes fell upon the sin, who most fortunately fled into a
bees with a bask dear, threogb which be escaped with his
life, and little oaring for the threats of a fa.tion whisk he
utterly despised sad abhorred. 80, as there was immedi-
ately a rumour spread through the town that the republicans
had sworn to destroy Grillo, the governor sent for him, and
insisted upon his staying for a day or two at the decal
palace. On the next day, the 21st inst., shout 20 oilcan of
the battalion Real Nays, went in the evening to the Circolo
Italian, where they soon got into a row with the members,
which ended in the wounding of several members and the
breaking up of the anima. The alum was beat through-
out the town. Military and eine guards hastened to the spot,
where the fray was ecatinued is the open streets. After
some difficulty the beiligenot parties were separated, and
the night passed quietly, thanks to the numerous bodies of
troops and civic guards stationed in all the spans and large
streets. On Bandgy, the 22nd, the same disgraceful souses
wen reconusenced before the premises of the Circolo, where
• lane number of its members were assembled before any
fitting had begun, when about thirty *Moan of the same
troop appeared and eadeersered to drive them away by
blows Wan the fist of their sabres; but finding the others re-
sist, sharp blows were dealt, and many were severely
wounded before the drain sand bring the military or civic
guards to the spot, who found It not so easy this time to sops.
rate these men. la the reastases which they offered to the
civic porde several she* were fired upon them latter with-
out taking amt. Panto was slightly touched Ia his Net by
a pistol ball. The seenbatants wire at last yeemited Ipso
to eine from beatiNdes and site their wounded mss Mew.
dulynieht was wen ha great uneesions, as she the mut
The whattalien of the Reel Nan were. by snow
of their general, essiased to their banana, and quiet be.
at last returned. far the moment at least. The army Is,
however, sue exasperated on mount of the stain becingkt
upon their Moen ; sac the dimes, Udine it more sad
more &Seek Si keep the men under di-60de, hays re
solved uptakes Mien au address le the Mag.

CAOLll.A.—Yeeterday the Board of Health re-
rely. d reports of the following eases :—Stepney, 1, fatal ;
Southwark, 5, fatal; ; Camberwell, 1, fit..l; Greenwich, 1;
Berroundseir, 1. Edinburgh: 12 CILKII, and 5 deaths.