The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-24 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, MONDAY. 6.30, P.M.
In my despatch of this morning I noticed the deci-
sion of the party of the Rae de Poitiers resolved upon
cm Saturday evening. I learn since that M. Tillers
contributed largely to the seanimity of that resolu-
tion by a speech of scarcely less ability than that
which he delivered in the early part of the the day at
the chamber. M. Thins is resolved not to allow
himself or his party to be made the cat's- paw of Gen.
Cavaignac. " I am for remaining," mid he, " be-
aus. I fear disorders very much, and the government
a little. I think," added he, "that we are not called
on to take letters of mark and go on • roving &u-
-miak:a into the departments, in order to make prises
for the profit of the government."
A cabinet council is to be held this evening, to de.
termine the day to be proposed to the Aa'embly for
the election of the President of the Republic. It is
mid that the decision adopted at the Rae de Poitiem,
on Saturday evening, is telt u a severe check by flea.
Ca
consequence ofa report circulated that an /made
was about to take place under the name
of Bonapartism, Prince Louis Napoleon has
caused to be sent to the journals this
evening, for publication, to-morrow, a memorandum
to the following effect : " Well-informed persons
having soured M. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte that
certain persons were labouring secretly to prepare an
Mute in his name, with the evident purr)se of com-
promising him in the eyes of sincere republicans and
the Mends of order, M. Louis has decided to inform
M. Dafaare minister of the interior, of the reports,
and indignantly rejects all participation and proceed-
ings so completely contrary to his political opinions,
and so entirely at variance with the conduct he has
pursued since the 24th February."
In the Assembly, to-day, the articles of the oonsti-
Wiwi, so far as the 118th inclusive, were adopted
without a division. The 119th article, which declares
that the president is to be elected immediately after
the constitution is declared, has been withdraws, the
committee announcing that the government will
present to-morrow the draft of a special decree on the
sated of election of the president
I have already announced that their decree will
fix the election for the 10th December, carless the
government should again change its resolution.
MM. Payseger and Favrean proposed that, before
the constitution wu definitively adopted, it should be
submitted to the sanction of the people. This motion
was rejected by a niejority of 733 to 42.
An aaimata debate arose on the question of the
respeelive powers of the Assembly and president in
the telerral between the election of the latter and the
daubed= dew iirmse. It will be recollected that
the definitive form of the government is to cassia of
theag =rit and the Legislative Chamber, bat the
Chamber will not be elected until after
the puma Assembly shall have passed the organic
laws, whereas the president will be elided isuasdi.
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I the praideat, whose powers am (leaned by the °anti-
Wks. sod the resent Coostituent Asmenobte4tothde
mats_ se humans of which are not eon in the
esmilitaliss, This Assembly is now asampotent. In
y:S will its powers, and those with which
tba will be invested by the constitution, be
seagatible P
the committee on the constitution proposed to-day,
tint the AssmaNy stool,' regulate its votes on the
cam& laws in the same manner as the votes of the
',ablative Asserabl are to be regulated, under the
coalitions in the constitution. This question
Wes ander dismission when our reporter left, and the
Assembly appeared not very well dispomed towards the
proposition of tbm committee.
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ITALY.

The Corriere Nemeth7e of Oenoa, of the 18tb, ears
the fallowing hand-bill has been circulated throughout
to the Loatterdo-Veletians.— Hold you-
rim is to strike the great blow ; annoy tann-
er My be easey, sad lean kin so trues; spy his move-
ment': take Ida seaways_ ; destroy Ms *tram mercy,
wattle*. the elision Refine te pay taus, rid kill, as a
trailer to theasmayorissever Eel pesehasegmasst auction.
Tee hulks spielemeet se spleen items perairen ;
use middy. Gams& The eta shall deals theerehos
in stab mkt ire isterter. Weems Asa put on mum
lag. Bey who shall be well-dreesd shall be treated
as ea wee
Teat bills about the walls, and on the
rime amok and to the seeatry on the trees. Daring the
sight thus gees, utter Grim stag the bells uniFeilly eall
iseesseM/y essa The emeny will thus be o to divide
hi Mess, mai my be mare advantageously securely
tacked. Promo aythes, reahooks, ame, knives, and all
kinds Mum. Paw up the ppsswwii r magazines, set firs to the
Wreaks, ameba the swum by terrible aad inasesat sets,
that will he aztersied et swat exterminate us. In am,
remember that the Antrim are only the vile inarmsents
of Merathes, sea OM is OfftilliDg Italy, they are guilty
of Masai& is disk ewe resab7, where they are fighting
fry be uses ease. It is a holy work to extirpate suck
aseeners.

Il Gentsmpereaso of Rome, of the 13th, says it is
reported that our clergy am about to give the gown
anent four millions of crowns, in equal instalments,
daring fifteen years. We hope that the exorbitant
riches of oar clergy will help to defray the charges of
the public Treasury.
/1 Cbetitsaionak Sabalpw, of the 19th, contains a
report of the sitting of the Chamber of Deputise at
Turin on the 18th, at which Vincent Gioberti warn
elected president lig a majority of 69, the number of
votes being 116. GioberU obtained 91 votes.