The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-11 00:00:00

ROMAN STATES.

The Roman correspondent of the Augsburg Ga-
zette writes on the 28th ult.:—" For several days
past a considerable number of revolutionary hand-
bills have been circulated in Rome ; they are distri-
buted broad cut in our streets and squares every
evening. The sbirri are this evening patrolling the
streets, arresting here and there a passenger, who is
subjected to a searching of pockets, and if carrying
one of the dangerous papers, carried off. The police
have also been busy making domiciliary requisitions;
twenty-five such were executed two days ago, and
u many more yesterday. The bills in circulation
are descriptions of the funeral of Mamini's mother at
Genoa, a funeral oration on the four political delin-
quents executed at Fief' on account of the funeral of
Vidi, the emigrant."

PIEDMONT.

The Piedmoistese Gazal. of the 6th registers the
diplomatic changes previously foreshadowed by the
Turin press. M Proven° de Collegno is replaced at
Paris by the Marquis di Villamarina ; M. Pioolet
d'Hermillon goes to Madrid in the room of M. de
de Lawny appointed to Berne.

PARMA.
INCORPORATION OF PARMA IN THE
AUSTRIAN ZOLLVEREIN.

The Paris Cooishlutionnel says :
Austria ham just made an additional step is her attempts
to absorb all the petty states of Italy in a esunasercial and
customs' union. The duchy of Parma, which had long re-
jected her propositions, has at length accorded to them.
A treaty has been signed, and Bares Ward has left
Parma far Vieana M exchange ratillestimis. He was to
have arrived there as the eta isst.

NAPLES.
Our Neapolitan correspondent, writing Sept. 4,
of the continued eruption of Mount k:tna. Tne
speaks of
fleet had returned from Palermo to Naples.
His majesty remained at Gaeta. Neapolitan Fires,
1071; Exchaege on London, 676.
`I SPAIN.

-
Aeemints from Madrid of the 4th instant state that
Queen Christina bad arrived at La Oranja. All the
ministers had gone to meet her Majesty at the Casa
San Rafael. The Queen was to return on the 6th
to Madrid, and to leave on the next day for Taran-
con, w re she. intends to remain until October.
Genera Lan, Minister of War, had returned
iTa
to La
Oranja, nd resumed the direction of the War De-
part ment.
The Spanish Mediterranean flotilla was to be
dissolved, and the ship Soberano disarmed.

1852.

DENMARK.
A letter from Copenhagen states that the Danish
Diet will be opened on the 4th of October.

TURKEY.

The Constantinople correspondent of the nest. Cor.,
writing on the 25th ult., says, of the tiring on the
Modeste : " The affair of the Modeste is settled. It
originated in a misunderstanding, which has disap-
peared upon explanation, and the vessel has already
run into this haven."

An ordinance of tho &mien gesernment, pub-
lished at lklgrado on the Id mat., forbids to
foreigners the acquisition of real estate in Servia.
No alien will be allowed to hold land in the name of
a Serb.

Tho Conalitsitionnel says :
Oar oorrespondent at Constantinople confirms the intelli-
gence that the negotiations have terminated very nearly in
conformity with the wishes of France on all the secondary
affairs. Independently of the satiafection already given,
the Divanhasaccorded the authoroation to build a Roman
catholic church at Antioch, and in addition has accorded
an indemnity of 480,000 piastres (a hundred and some
thousand francs) to be divided amongst the persons com-
plaining both at Aleppo and at Janina and Tripoli. AL
Duvernoy, the French subject who was lately ill treated
by some Turkish soldiers, will have fur his part 30 000
piastres (from 7,000 fr. to 8,0001 r.). It was said, besides,
that it was in contemplation to demand the reimburse-
ment of the expenses occasioned by the expedition to
Tripoli. The Porte, whilst yielding on these different
points, has expressed its annoyance at being treated
with so much rigour, and it was easy to see that it
felt a certain res. ancient at what had occurred. There
is still some idea of going back on tho affair of the
Holy Places, and it is even stated that the Marquis de La-
valette has already handed in a note on the subject to the
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Hitherto no reply has been
given. The general opinion is, that this affair will not be
terminated se easily as the others, in consequence of the
interest which Russia has to engage the Turkish govern-
ment to maintain its last firman. Said Pacha has received'
a letter from Abbas Focht, inviting him, in the most Arse-
tionate terms, to forget the past and to return to Egypt.
There he declares he shall be treated with all the conside.
ration due to his rank. The Porte, informed of this over-
ture, which is a consequence of the negotiations of Filed
Effendi, Insists, it is said, exceedingly to determine Said
Fiche to aivede to the wish of the Viceroy. After the
fires have come a series of robberies, which have produced
the greatest terror and consternation amongst all classes ..f
the population. It appears that a band of armed brigands
have successively attacked wealthy houses in the country
round the capital. After having committed a considerable
robbery at the country seat of Fuad Effenili, the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, where there were not less than 60 servants,
they attacked the next night the house of Taxim-Bey, an
employ( of the palace, where, being opposed, they made
use of their arms. A sanguinary engagement ensued, but
not one of the robbers could be srrested. They afterwards
made an attack on the house of Mustapha•Pecha, president
of the council; and on the 22nd they attacked the house of
M. Maksnut, an Armenian banker, where they also u•ell
their arms. No arrest had bees effected, an impunity
which it was thought might encourage their audacity. An
attempt was made on the 20th to assassinate Baron Tecco,
the Sardinian minister. He was proceeding on horseback
to the country seat of the Grand Vizir, when in a lonely
spot he heard a shot fired, and at the same moment a bullet
whistled past his face; but neither lie nor his servant saw
the person who fired. The researches of the police also re-
mained without result, so that the matter is quite inexpli-
cable. M. Forth-Konen, the French minister at Athens,
has been at Constantinople for some days with hie wife,
being on his way home, on leave of absence. Rechid-
Paths, it is said, had sold to the Sultan, for 10 millions of
piastres, the fine palace which he was building on the Bos-
phorus, and which is not yet finished.

SOUTH AMERICA.

Olr siwc-ratc

SOUTHAMPTON, SiervanAy MORNING.
The Teviot has arrived with the Brazilian mails.
Her dates are: Rio, August 14; Buenos Ayres, 3;
Monte Video, 3.
Unfavourable advice. taken out by the Teviot
caused a decline in the Rio coffee market.

In Buenos Ayres the great political in
the provinces had paralysed trade.

Ety Court.

BALMORAL, San. 9.
Her Majesty drove yesterday to Gain Shiel, the
residence of Mr. and Lady Caroline Cavendish.
The Counteu of Desart wu in attendance on her Ma-
Prince Albert went out deer-stalking.
The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess of
Kent, the l'rincess llohenlohe Langsubourg, and Lady
Augusta Bruce.

The Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, M.P., Mr. J. Wilson,
M.P., and the Rev. H. J. Joseph, had interviews yester-
day with Mr. Secretary Walpole, at the Home-office.
Despatches were sent to the Governor. General of Ca-
nada from the Colonial-office yesterday.

(Prom Irst Mehl'. (Jnsets.)
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OP THE CUONTY OP MEHIONITH.—Georgo Casson, Esq.,
Lewis Williams, Samuel Holland, Esq., John White-
head Greases, Esq., David Williams, Esq., to bd deputy
lieutenants.

CAMEMISSIONS SIGNED BY TIIE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF raiz COUNTY OF 11ENTFOND.—Sir Thos. Oage Saunders
Sebright, Bart., Christopher William Puller, Esq., William
John Lysley, Eeq., William Joseph Myers, Raq., to be
deputy lieuteunnts.
COMMIBBIONB SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF TYE COUNTY PiLATUIN OF LANCASTER.—AIbert
Hudson Royds, Esq., and John bawrey, Esq. to be deputy
lieutenants.

COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
or Tll3 COUNTY or Was.—Franeis Alexander Syden•
ham Locke, Esq., James Crowdy, Esq., Simon Watson
Taylor, Esq Thomas Everett Fowle, Esq., Ambrose Aw-
dry, Esq., Thomas Arsheton Smith, En and Sir John
Withers Awdry, Kat., to be deputy lieutenants.