The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-22 00:00:00

ROME.

The Press of Vienna states that the Pope is
about to mark his satisfaction towards the Abb4
Louis-Lucien Bonaparte, by makiug bins Cardinal.
Still more important views are said to be attached
to the person of Prince Lucien, going so far as to
designate him as the probable successor of the
Pope, as that combination would guarantee to the
Holy See, says the Press, the protection of France
for the defence of its temporal interests.
The correspondent of the Times at Naples, after
giving an account of a visit be has just paid to
Santa Maria, in which the monsters whose recent
trial awakened a sentiment of horror throughout
Europe are confined, proceeds to observe :
From the evidence which I elicited yesterday, the fol-
lowing points appear clearly :—that men at whom
humanity shudders find refuge in the Papal States,
either residing there in peace or confined at the
disposition( of the police; all this happens with
the full knowledge on the part of the Papal govern-
ment and of the French embassy of their atro-
cious crimes; th►t when the world has rung with their
crimes, sod with one voice cried "Shame!" they are sent
off as indvatnarti—a title the most honourable in modern
times—under the protection of the Heys and the Eagle ;
and that finally they are sent off to • country which is re-
presented at the Court of the Bourbons, which accords to
them all its sympathies, and has for several years, 1864
included, sent out fresh bands to impede the rising fortunes
of this gk ['qua pm:Paula. Should a great nation like the
French q,.ietly permit so black sod too well merited s
reproach to rest upon them! They prop up • mediaeval
power which folds to its bosom a corrupt and dying
dynasty, and which, as we are informed by the journals,
recently mat afectio•ate!y received an es-royal
in whose name coespiracies are at the wowing hatching in
sight of the Vatican,. These are not sensational state-
manta. A fresh baud burst over the Papal frontier within
the, last fortnight ; emissaries have, bees going backwards
sod forwards within the last few days; • fresh con-
spiracy has jest been detected, and many arrest' have
been made. For all this the French, as protectors and
supporters, are clearly responsible, and is this a position
worthy of that great ratios! If the Emperor is still bent
on propping up a man of straw, at all events let him forbid
the committal of crimes under shelter of its shadow, and
one moat effectual mode of doing this is to demand the
dismissal of the Bourbons. In the name of humanity, of
cas;limition, of French honour., the Bourbons most not be
permitted tommaia in Rome, where to remain is necessarily
to plot, even though thrice the force now in possession
were to occupy it.

(ItitlTZVe TIZAGIUMIL)
THE WAR IN DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Aram 20, 7.30 rat.
Nothing occurred last night except occasional
shots being fired.
The enemy has erected a battery near Bastion
No. 10 of the Dybbol entrenchments.
COPENHAGEN, Aillit, 21, 4.4 P.N.
The enemy continues to throw a few shells, but
none have reached Alain.

A battery is being created opposite the Danish
work at Suurslokke.
All else is quiet

SPEECH OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
RENDSBURG, Aran. 22.
The King of Prussia, on his reception at the
railway station, said :
" The cause of the Duchies is sacred to me. The
work which we have commenced with such earnest-
ness shall be completed in like manner. The people
may be assured that the blood of my children has
net been shed in vain."

KIEL, Aram 22.

The magistracy and town council of Kiel have
sent a deputation to Flensburg to pay their respects
to the King. They requested all the Holstein
communes, by telegraph, to join them.

RESIGNATION OF COUNT FORGACH.
VIENNA, Aram 22.

According to the Prase of to-day Count Forgach,
the Hungarian Aulic Chancellor, has resigned, at
the request of the Minister President. He will be
succeeded by Count Hermann Zichy.