The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-10 00:00:00

ROME.

Letters from Turin stale that a long address,
signed by three cardinals, fourteen archbishops,
and fifty-six Neapolitan bishops, has been pre-
sented to the Pope in favour of the maintenance
of the temporal power. This prouunciamento is
intended as a set-off against the contrary address
of the inferior clergy. The subscribers to the
former address declare, amongst other things,
that " modern civilisation is& system purposely in-
vented to weaken and destroy the church of
Jesus Christ."

(awnsa's rusawrej
PROHIBITION OF THE JUBILEE ORDERED
BY THE BISHOP OF TOULOUSE.
PAWS, Aran 10.

The Moniteur of to-clay contains the following :
"The celebration of a jubilee has been pre-
scribed by the Archbishop of Toulouse in com-
memoration of a grievous and bloody episode of
our ancient religious discords.
"The present legislation and the conoordat in
reference to the performance of catholic worship
in the public streets, all impose on the government
the duty of prohibiting a ceremony which might
excite division and hatred and disturb public peace-
Without derogating in any way from the almost
immemorial custom which sanctions the so-called
procession. 'of the holy bodies,' the government
has decided on interdicting all the processions or
ceremonies in the streets mentioned in the pastoral
of the Archbishop of Toulouse."

The Emperor and Empress of the French visited
the Imperial Observatory ou Toseday. Their Majesties had
explained to them in the fullest detail the various improve-
ments introduced in the instruments, and the different
operations which secure to the Observatory so eminent •
rank in scienoe.

A letter from the Hague of the 6th eaya
"The court has returned from Anatol%lain, where the
reception given to the royal family was most enthusiastic.

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An excunion of the King and t& Prinee of Orange to
London for the opening of the Exhibition wee in contem-
plation, but the idea now appears to be abandoned."
A letter from Florence mentions that, at the
preparatory rifteohootlng in that city, among the persons
distinguished by their skill were two young English ladies,
Mir Adele Reader and Miss Bianchi:la Light. The
manner in which they hit the mark excited general ad-
aeration.

Herr Ernst's many friends will be glad to hear
that late amounts from the south of Frame speak of his
health as in some small degree amended, so as to enable
him, without discomfort, to proosed with compaiitioes is
head.

A Paris letter says :—" Madame Ristori has
bees on a visit to M. Mirk in his prima et Dowd, remem-
bering that is the days of his prosperity, the fancies banker
seat her a very liberal sabsoription for one of the repro.
mentetions given for her benefit. MIR, was greatly affected
at this mark of gratitude, and, It is mid, was unable to
Wahl from shedding teem. In the comes of conversation
►e said to the great tragedian that be was certain of being
coadeemed, but that he would speak before the caw was
over. The mandalons reports made at the oommencatent
of the actioa have, it would appear, some foundation.
Miri-s will doubtless make up his mind to speak at the last
moment, if be bes aaythiog to say."

Goligature mays .:--" The Tamberlik furore has
mud the Itaiisaopsra Rome to suffocation on each appear-
saes of this performer until his departure on Sunday last.
The extra representations since his arrival, about a mouth
ago, have been so numerous that he hes sang four or are
Maass every week, a labour which began to tell terribly upon
his voice, and very much impaired the effects of his later
efforts."
Among the anecdotes narrated of the Jimmie
aintamadors during their stay at Marseilles, it is said that
they presented a cigar to each of the policemen placed at
the door of their hotel to keep off the crowd. The cigars
were composed of tobacco and opium, and they made the
smokers quite drowsy. The nest police inspector who
pond was surprised to lied his mem asleep at their poet.
Major Fume', the Piedmontese officer whose pro-
clamation made such a noise, has arrived at Park on his way
to Landes.

Herr Wilhelm Steinits, the winner at the late
Vienna chess tournament, has been elected to represent the
Austrian clubs at the London General Congress of Clams
Playas.
The Federal tax bill contains 109 sections.
About thirty occupations are to be licensed ; a tax is to be
paid at upwards of a hundred manufactured articles.
There is also to be a tax on slaughtered cattle, and on ma-
enads, steamboats, ferryboats, and omnibuses, end stamp
duties on about thirty kinds of official sad commercial
doeumeats. The iocomstar utobe 3 percent. on incomes
over 1201. a year, and 5 per cent. on the income of ebeentnee
not in the United States service. all national, state, sad
load taxes am to be deducted from income before the
latter are seamed. _ _

The American Hoe Company at Winstead,
United @Wu, was 'bout to resume work in the macaw
tare of sabres and bayonets.
Dmiresoni OF ANIMIOAN AND CANADIAN Mane.
—The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelpbia Compaq's
steamer City of NOW York wee diseratthod retarder=
Liverpool for New Yak with arils for the Veiled
shoat BO cabin paersogers. sad a lame woo. To-day
(Thursday) the Quebec and Montreal layal l AMIs
Bohemian will leave the Mersey for Pertlmod with the Oa.
nrdlae sad United &atm mails. The Onnard Ronal Mal
steamer Penis will mil from Liverpool ter New York ea
Bsturdsz with mails for British North America, "limited
Beata, Haatams, sad Havauuah.