The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-12 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1849.

1831 he was promoted to the rank of maj •
In 1840 he was made go oral ciatnestrairik
and in 1843 he was created a
The Archbishop of Paris has addressed • pastoral
letter to the clergy. of his diocese, pres.ribing to them
all to put up a serum of prayers to the Almighty for a
cessation of the cholera, and announcing that, on the
18th !nat., he would celebrate pontifically, in the
metropolitan church of Notre Dame, a votive asses of
Sainte Genevieve, Funded by a procession of the re-
hes of that holy pureness of Paris. The letter con-
cludes with a general dispensation from abstinence so
long as the epidemy may continue.
Tam Minister of Pablo Works has issued sn order
to the engineers and architects engaged in the direc-
tion of the works of the goverameet, directing them to
adopt every prec mtionary measure to protect their
workmen against the prevailing epidemy, and to
render them every assistance in case of attack. They
are also to forward to the minister an moonlit of the
measures they have adopted, or which they may.be-
lie,. to be necessary, in order that thecredits required
for such extraordinary exposes. may be provided.
The urencil-general of the Bank of France has
placed at the commend of the prefect of the Seine a
sum of 23,000 franc., to be distributed among the
families of such poor people as may become victims of
the cholera.
Madame Catalani, who has so long been admired
for her vocal talents, and whose name is so dear
to all who have bad opportunities of appreciating
her high character and elevated mind, is at present
in Parte.

We read in the lifoniteur de l.dronh : " Several
journals have mentioned that a decision had been come
fa• the formation of a tamp at /hint Maur ti
20,000 men. Up to this MOweut nothing definitive
has been reeolved upon. Officers of the staff have been
sent to reamnoitre the ground, and it is probable that
there will be an n ncampment ; but it is an assemblage
of 10,000 men only, and not 20,000, which is in con-
templation."
Mieroslawski has just left Paris for the
palatinate of Bavaria, where the inanrgel is have
called him to command in chief, and organise their
means of defence.
Pants, Juni 11.—New Loan, —; • Throe per Cants., 49 33;
Pim per Gal., 79 93; tat Loan, —; roars, —; Belgian
nen, 1840, se; Do. 1349, Se; Do.
Napier Rents, —; Rowan Lan.6l4. Tratenry Bond', —. Book
alarm, 3173. Lsakenge on London. SO dap, 22 00; 90 Gaya, 23 474.
SAILWATL—Part and (Mains, 793; ?seta and Roar, 462 SO;
Rouen and Havre, 230; Avhrnon and Marodllas 170; ',Waitron/1
and Bale, NI 7S; Centre (Vierson), 270 ; Amnon and Boulogne,
Harde.ux, 440; North, 337 SO; Paris sad Stragrourg, 317 SO ; Touts
and Neaten, 302 S 0; Moutareau and Troyes, 100; Dieppe and Pe-
can*, 163.

TUSCANY.—The &eau& of Florence states that a
body of 30,000 men has been again formed near
Tana, and that, from their appearance, none would
argue their recent def tat According to this accouct,
the conuni-sion lately created for the n-organisaion
of the army hu already succeeded in setting 70,000
men on foot ROD. By a decree of the let, the Tuscan
troops are henceforward to be paid on the peace-
footing.
The Genoa Gazette of the 6th speaks of a circular
of the Tuscan cabinet to the heath of departments,
stating that the governmeut of Tuscany will be mo-
narchteal and constitutional.

NAPLES.—We have news from oar correspondent
dated the 41 inch It was positively stated that the
Ring had determined to joie with the Austiians and
Spaniards, to march on Rome, regardless of the
French.