The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-28 00:00:00

ROME.

A curious incident occurred in the Conaistory
in which the Pope conferred the cardinal's hat on
the new members of the Sacred College. One of
them, Mgr. Pentini, in taking the usual oath,
wished to make some reservations upon the form,
and to add that he would swear for everything
that was not contrary to the welfare of the church.
The senior member of the Sacred College protested
against the language of the prelate as being useless
and unusual. Concerning this occurrenco rumours
have been current in the Eternal City, which,
however, do not clearly explain what were the
scruples of Cardinal Pentini.

A letter from Rome in the Gazette du Midi refers
to another incident of the consistorial sitting, in
these terms :
In the interval between the ceremonies. an advocate
pleaded the reuse of the beatification of the venerable
mother of King Francis IL, Queen Maria Christina, Primus
of Savoy. At the moment when he advanced towards the
throne, the Pope threw a glance towards the tribune of the
sovereigns, and seeing that the King of Naples was not there,
turned towards Mgr. Perlisi, patriarch of Constantinople,
and said, in a voice loud enough to be heard by a part of the
persons present, "Co and tell the King of the Two Sicilies
from me that it is a shame for him not to be here l" The
word veryovna was delivered by the Pope with a warmth
that resounded in the ball, and caused considerable emotion
among the usembly. The Patriarch of Constantinople im•
mediately entered &carriage and drove to the Farness Palace,
according to the orders of his Holiness. About an hour
afterwards the King, although, it is said, indisposed, called
on Cardinal Auburn and expressed his regrets, steering
him that he was not aware that the case of the beatifica-
tion of his mother was to be pleaded on that day.

(reirres'e Immure.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
THORN, Hama 26, Eviarsc.
The insurgents in the governments of Plock and
Augnstowo have received 1,000 Minis rifles.

WARSAW, MARCH 26.

Two persons, known to be spies, have been
stabbed to death in one of the streets of this city.
VIENNA, MArn 28.
Yesterday Langiewicz still remained in the
citadel of Cracow.

The report current here that he had proceeded to
Bran, with his followers, is therefore premature.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, !Lacs 27, EVENING.

The Danmark of to-day, in announcing that
England has entered into negotiations with the
Danish government relative to the candidature of
Prince William to the Greek throne, adds that
great dissatisfaction prevails on account of this
candidature, and that objections are raised
against it, the succession to the throne of Denmark
being restrioted to the three sons of Prince
Christian.

SPAIN.

MADRID, MAscu 27, Evaiguro.

The President of the Council has, in a conference,
stated to Senhor Olozaga that the new ministry
does not continue the policy of the O'Donnell
cabinet, but that its programme is based .upon
liberal conservative principles.

COCHIN CHINA.
PARIS, IW= 2&

The Moniker of this morning announces that all
the centres of the Annamite insurrection have been
dispersed, and the fortifications and batteries of the
insurgents taken by the French troops. " All
resistance has °eased. But few men have been lost
in the campaign, which was, however, very
fatiguing."