The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-28 00:00:00

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, FSIDAT. 6 30 P x.
The almost exclusive subject of conversation in the
Salle des Pas Perdue and the muloirs of the Chamber
today was the vote of yesterday and the speech of
Prince Louis. It is agreed on all hinds that the
determining came of the vote was the speech of
Gen. Cavaignac and his peremptory declaration that
the immediate election of the president was a matter
of state teceadty. The prevailing opinion is that
Gen. Cavaignac thinks that his own &mimeo( success
are greater now than they would be at a later period.
However this may be, the prospect of Prince Louis is
as certain as anything can be which is subject to the
chances of a regime like the present. It is said that
lhalf a million of copies of the spec* he delivered in
the Chamber yesterday will be printed in Paris and
simulated the nett the departments,. Various rumours
me elect mie so she midair of the speech, some ascribe
it to hi. Abbattuoci' eon to M. Viellard, and some to
M. Odillon Barron All agree, however, that it will
add largely to his moans. Some say that it willgain
him a million of votes. The speech was cried to-day
la the streets of Paris, and distributed by the hawkers
at a nominal price.
A democratic banquet is in preparat:on, under the
presidency of M. Laden Rollin, to be called " The Ban-
quet of the Alliance of the People."
Replete matimie to circulate that M. Lamartine
&dims being a candidate for the presidency. A
Memo paper gives • report of an address which he
delivered to the national guards of that place, in
which he declared that Fiance possessed citizens more
capable and worthy than himself of presiding over
her destinies, and that he was far from desiring that
a burden so disproportionate to his strength should
be imposed upon him.
It is also said that Marshal Thailand will withdraw
from the contest. His friends have written to him
from Paris to Bidden% that he had no chance, and
Oat it would be more prudent not to expose him-
self to a check.
The new Archbishop of Paris was among the
pub at the dinner of the president of the Assembly
yesterday, as was also M. Dupin, whose hostility to
the clergy is known.
The proposition for transporting the convicted in-
surgents of June to Algeria was approved to-day in
the bureaux.
On the Bourse to-day the capitulation of Vienna
was reported as certain. On inquiry, however, I find
so certain authority for the tumour, and the beet in-
terim' persons doubt that any certain intelligence has
salved, although the fact itself be very probable.
Tie report, though so generally credited, produced
bat Ode effect in the Parquet.
The prevailing subject among the speculators was
the question of the presidency, and the leading article
which appeared this morning in La Prem.' openly
advocating the candidateship of Prince Louis, has
produced a great sensation. I can state, on good au-
thority, that the Constitutionnei is aboa to follow the
name course.
The weekly report of the Bank of France, which I
emit you this morning, has produced a most um&
vourable impression. A farther diminution of WO
million, and a half has taken place in the discounts,
imdading the branch banks, while the circulation hoe
wocoweled four millions.
Tll9 Metallic team now amounts to 230 millioas,
V 398 millions of notes in circulation. Within
ase t six weeks the amount of the discounts has
fallen 16 millions.
In the Assembly to-day, the remamtog alleles of
the project of decree for the election of thepresident
were discupsed. It was decided that the elation
should take place in the chief plane of sash antes,
giving a power, however, to the prefects to have sub-
ordinate polling places where it algid mess neweary.
The votes to be written or printed on white paper.
Several amendments to the project of the com-
mittee were proposed and suoceedvely rejected.
nu., Ocr. 27.—Sew Loan. • flies ass" 4410 ;
raw per Ocals., U 4e ; lAN Lem: ISS so; Tows,
.7ri.=
/hi% 1540, 771 ; Do. ISO, 77i ; Do. Threes, —; to.
mat. —; Sedge Sea* 79; Rom Loss, 9111; Trweemr7
Swede. leak Rem 1300; Mama ea Leas. 91Sero,
23 40 ; 99 &we. 23 39, web.
Ra.u.wArearls sad Wrap, 903 ; Porn awl Sous, 300;
tom sad Havre, 193; Arigmee and Ilaregami, n; Steeiewri
and Bale, 30; °entre norms, 233 73; Mikes awl Doolopeb —;
Swag; MI 73; Nceib, 533.
Z.

MADRID, Oct. 21.
Yesterday an official communication was received
by the mime er of the United States from Senor Pidal,requir.
lag MS to surrender up his focus= Ferdinand to the an-
t/midst Fur the came of this application I refer you to a
previous letter. It seems, however, that I was misintormed
as to the =test of Seiner Pidars eossesione in his &prolo-
gs* note, which merely amounted he offering excuses
he the discourteous manner in whisk the yews of the go.
veremsas bad sated. Be also promised to punish the
Worms, &Wont Ferdinand. As I believe Gem Saunders
denies the right of the government to claim his servant for
the military service, it seems probable that some dispute may
pow out of this question between the Spanish government
and that of the Bated States.
Baltrand de Lie is appointed minister at the court of
Turin, for which destination he will start at the end of the
mouth.
The Marquis of PenuFkeida is to be replaced in the go-
blets* polities of Madrid by SUMS Gaming. A French
mousbeloser hie mails his appearance on the Catalonian
frontier, fir the pipes of es-operating with the Spanish
primmest to pat dews the inseurgenti. C-rdova sent two
of his aide-de camps to receive him.
Ike Jose Primo de Rivera happointed Captain.Generalof
Cadis, vice Chaim deceased.
There is talk of ea amnesty.

ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 14.
Ibrahim Paella is seriously ill at Giro; be intends
to to to recover his health.
Commerce, which was very flourishing, end looked so
well, some days ago, has declined in consequence of the news
brought by the last mail. Many of our speculators notarial'
hopes of its amendment.
The vistas of the Nile this year has been frightful, and
ecessioued great damage ; oneeeptently it Is feared that the
pu
le will will be totally lag. The islands of Rhode and
have been inundated, notwithstanding the mea-
sures adepts& One of the transit steamers, with 400 bales
on board fix Cairo, was taken, during the night, by the CPT- I
rent, apes an inundated village. end, Mould the water fall,
it will be diScult to get her to the ND' again.
Oar new exesiel, Yr. Gilbert, is just the mace we wanted
here. He has English Mimeos truly at heart. We trust
he will soon put a mop to the abuses that exist, and have
existed for so less a time in his chancellery.
The illness of Ibrahim Packs sends the Nile off directly,
with all haste, to France.

MALTA, Ocr. 18.
The Indus, with the Calcutta mails, has only this
moment ordeal from Alexandria. The Triton starts num.
diately for Muse Wes. Her Majesty's brig Harlequin arrived
on the 17th from Trieste, Corte, and Cephalonia. All quiet
at the last plan. Oa her passage from Trieste to Corfu she
encountered a heavy southerly pale for several days, in which
she let her quarter-boots. For the &tun the French
vteenten whisk run between MarenTes sad Coestantiaopte,
teaching at Malts, will ate coil at Trepan°, in Maly
is peallione, and me anarslsqr, in quarantine. This
is a Men meemmedlatien te Weft and Malta, and will be
higlft bespida. Nast mused by the &Wink authorities in
the length of the quimadme. The French steamer Nile male
in from Aleasairls Way at noon. Her malls in Marseilles
closed at ll pnt., and the loners brought by her from Alex-
andria were sot dollen,' until 310 p.m !