The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-23 00:00:00

assialist prey aro emesseively ieviiated, sad =prow
their intrados Ia as vary mewled terms is their
of the prem. There is nothing, however, cm
ageristlo: extract.
%at
for the department of the Baas
citinly yodel:ft an announcement that it is eit.
- sesseitatod. It says : "In all the ISIOO.
&NM% of Pais and the harshen the nil
ergarlave melted aid have elected delegates lir
Matra committee of the electiel saki. Floss
14161 of parties it becomessosoh=dy sassamo7
emits all who are in as to alearld
petals, and that they &cold I:•=ithe globe
whit* divide these, sad wakes, thit ces-
mos sonny. The eleetoral union is eautitated
to mapped the former end appeals the =
Without any other intraday then to seem
on an Aired bags, the electorallabs sane ell
all althorn, without exception or exelmien. to eidge
themselves with the else of the.loth ell- Dessother,
seder the his of the constitution, medal the Weer
cf eider of me repulelle. Ite lest and nest iseptetaat
*et ie to provost the division of the-suffrages; to
mite men of all poetise, of ail origins, cd all polities'
opinions, who sincerely desire order is sesieto, the
=Lotmanos of family and property. authority in the
=tjt liberty without bean" pogrom without
The a -0 Oommtudestion" in
the Pl= r .8;A: as
endow du &lir : "Several
trlaving wished to make it be believed that the
elridereitten by the President of the Rapti& to his
wean is a proof cf a serious emblem is the &mulatto
famßy, we are satherised to declare that this
letter was =rate, and that, althoogli it may
reveal a di of opinion, it cannot leave any
doubt as to the feelings of attachment which the
Tluelittit entertains towards his family .° The
t same *rails have also the following, seder the
" Communisation i" " Several eleateral
have manifested an interstice of in-
is' their lista Geo. i.e..r Bleafreete. IP-
wove of the BAtel - dee Invalid... While feshag
grateful to them for this istentin. so honorable to
Ilan. use.
them *astr sd=rll:rosb.setki. ilaWaeseptlet°ll4allawy
candidatesbip ; his age, his past life, g
fe, and the rank he
hes held, all make it a law to him not to deem When
be essepted the command of the Hotel des Invalides,
the brother of the emperor considered that position as
a retreat after his long caner, is which be wi,bes to
live fee been all political agitations. devoted filthily
to the duties it ingeseespon him, and the reselkethms
of eery sad of family which are there coasserated."
The-Mewing Miele pp in the journals the
muse of which are m :
utlizinehre_lirt. 11 has gleisaers anent to thee emits
cad ether aseassittees insifinted wish die *set
ems. It is a baggy ties le dna the
Wen of the daleadme of sesisty en the day Me
lean et the of The shay el Fiume ea
else eaten being lardy sad sepagetirally If
the • Legkiediss Amenably is imposed et sat enknoted la
Ile sone *ought, the Wads width are new Wiled 0.1
be enlightened, and asiosekkal penises MN le sally ever.
Uwe. nese mil :cola of Ills womb of•IO• eiesiey
ally a reseenlisesse and a Isms. Is wise to osurAdbele
10 Nat emit, the copes if she visdatele press lave
enested • essendlies to set with a moms wend is the
&Meal Wiwi@ tibia is shoat to tau plese. The
anises lige ell the moderate reasittoss of Paris and
gurthat, asps:tuts shall be soiled,' by the malted
whisk will support these sandidates whose elsories
pessam the had ebaseis of suseess. nese journals, in
lageollic the free initiative of the departments, ear to the
doselossibdulaires, and skim fuss it a loyal eogpssellin
1 tape et order In liberty, end the sessegdisideg
41"
Pi" etileltrigar kisru.ftualVeriltiall I"
lillitre
Assernilis Midweek, the winerelitieZesl, die fkreeirs,
the Onwrisr Pidands, the Dix lliewirs, the 11•Imiaeste,
the Owls die TOpluremes, the Aron she vales • 1 die
Ceatpapeembe Norafser • ?Anode. the Maim, ell
Spiv: the Pelvic the Page, the Mime, smiths Vahan."
The latter of the Benaparrist einem& semehlee at
the Ginn& to the president of the repahlie, sea-
tesdisting the statement of hi. Napoleon
barmen, ELM.n alluded to by the=:.
was
of War*liona. who, in his reply to the amendttee,
expresso- lie- kripation at the calumny em his KM,
and the tetra* to excite an unplealant bats in the
mind of the President. The committee protest that,
is peeping M. Jerome Bonaparte n a smodiderts for
Its %rood°, they were anxious to perform their part
towards the work of conciliation in parties. attached to
the cause of order—not to favour the news of the
...mains.
The statement made by some of the .ioarnels of M.
Brisbane, the American socialist, having refused to
obey the order given to his by the government to
leave France, tipplers to have been unfounded. The
Thatoeratique Poet:Ague states that he has embarked.
The same journal states that M. Golovine, a Bunion,
whose name has been frequeltly before the public, has
I received an order to quit Faris within 24 hours.
A lifter from Marseilles, of the 17th asst, says :
'a The military commandant has received a telegraphic'
=
from Paris, directing the immediate em-
ot the Gueswiller division es soon as the
antimiaddin sent from Toulon *boxed be assembled
re. The flotilla came into port yestaday, and is
I =beef the frigates Albatros, Labrador,Onnoque,
Colon* and the sloops Infernal, Won,
and Thom The troops destined to depart have made
their preparations, and, we are amend, will embark
with their baggage and stores in the course of the
morning. The 13th and 68th of the line, quartered
in the environs, will come to keep garrison at Mar-
seilles. One of the two brigades of which the Goes-
wilier division is composed is commanded by General
Moller, and the other by General Levaillant."
A considerable diminution is reported in the num-
ber d cases of cholera. In the five principal hospitals,
Hotel Then, Charitk, Fide, Bt. Louis, and Beaujon,
where the avenge number war 33 daily. the number
was 28 on Wednesday, and 23 on Thursday. In all
the other hospitals the epidemic has shown the same
deenose, so that it may now be hoped it is is the
&cilia&
The committee appointed to examine the credit of
500,000 b. applied for by the government to guard
against the spread of the cholera, has decided in
favour of granting the credit. hi. Torok in his report
says : "The Mahe cholera has existed for the last six
soothe he Frame. It has attacked 14 dephlillonfd,
and fallen es 4,600 persons, 2,500 of whom have died.
Amos get them latter many were also alined with
other maladies; ia eassequenee we have to hope that
the ammo of the mortality will not augment, even
in the deportment', where the cholera was most in-
veterate. It wai far from being so in 1832; at that
r?dis allohnse lerg,olosOge'dinhi:biZts.a.Prrs all; that
at at that time it conned its ravages for a whole year,
bat, at the end of six months, it had its
greatest intensity, and then declined."
Sanitary measures have been prescribed by the Mi-
nister of Pebble lootragtioa for all the colleges in
France, and more particularly for those in which there
are boarders, in ceder to prevent their being invaded
by the cholera, and to meet it should it make its ap-
pette:ire in them.
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Itsis. 1140; --1 Ds 11141, —— ; Ds Dis'absam;
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SPAIN.

Advisee from Madrid of the 17th inst. say that the
queen haesloned la al.
The ex- Charles Albert arrived at Comma on
the even*/ the 10th. A deputation of the Turin
Chamber el Deputies was on its way to wait on the
ex-king with the address voted him by the &Mkt.
Yam" Aram 17,-Illise per Mph. 15 ssimmt;
NII UN. /144. ONO. 1.111 zirca.ar amdbd; afar
Moo NI
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