The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-13 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

M. Van Sonsbeck, the Dutch Minister for Foreign
Afairs, has resigned. NVhon the Dutch parliament
rejected the literary treaty with France, it was sug-
gested to you that the vote was prompted by dislike
of an unpopular minister, and a predetermination
to thwart him in everything, rather than from
any objection to the measure itself. It is now
the general opinion here that the resignation
of M. van Sonsbeck will lead to a speedy and satis-
factory solution of the question. Baron van Zuylen
van Nyevelt, an eminent member of the Second
Chamber of the States general, is spoken of as likely
to be the new minister.

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES.
ROME, Sem 4.
Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer has been here two days,
having arrived from Florence, accompanied by his
secretary, Mr. Fenton, and his nephew, Mr. Lytton,
attachl to the legation. Sir Henry will probably
remain about a month in the Roman States, during
which period he will no doubt succeed, whether
caloially or unofficially, in arranging the questions
still open to discussion between the British and
Papal governments, amongst which is the liberation
of Edward Murray from confinement.
I mentioned to yoa that a clandestine publication
had appeared on the subject of Murray's trial, and
the death of the Roman artillet7man, Viola. Several
individuals have been arrested in oonsequenee.
About a dozen persons, who were recently let out
of prison, where they bad been confined for political
motives, resolved to make a subscription amongst
themselves to alleviate the sufferings and privations of
`their fellow-prisoners who had not been so fortunate
an to regain their liberty, but the man who was en-
trusted with the money not only appropriated it to
his own use,. but also gave the names of the lab-
, wilier& to the police, and they have all been arrested.
Amongst them are the printers Chiami, Selvage,
Trines, and others. The dragoon officers Belli, Ra-
na:xi, and Capotonni, who were arrested on suspicion
of distributing Mazzinian circulars to the soldiers,
have been set at liberty after an iniprimament of
neerly a year, nothing having been proved against
them

The Oinks!. di Rome contelin the following noti-
fication
Is oresgoesse el the asseserse to be edger, with the
aid et the Froth ream whist the miasma who have
committed se may moues ea the high reds brume
Rom*, Orr Visible, Viierbo. sad °Mom Crestless,
.wag is sesgeried, era he theme perms who have
ease neures. Mare di prises all itekagiag to the
army ase Mai heldide• to nrequas the seitramis with
fowumppiesse, Off GOOF MOM Of say dorripelse whatever.
The pains ors rashes verued est to expose durstre
to the disagreshie 1011eissasee whisk might reale from
the 011b•Obeirlineff et the t ordr.—tiro. the Dine-
ttes of the BIN" 2.
The Respeter of Austria has sent a larp gold me-
dal hearing his tiny, through hie ambassador at
Rome, Comet Ilistestszy, to Signor Montioelli, in re-
turn for a copy at the woke of the celebrated Jesuit
orator, Father Matti, which Signor Montioelli had
presented to his Majesty.
Tbe Pope is about to receive a present of rather
more value, from the hands of an American gentle-
man, who has made a fortune of several millions of
dollars in California, and is
.just arrived in Rome for
the purpose of offering to his Holiness a specimen of
the yellow metal, valued at sheet eighty thousand
dollars.
Mrs. Smith, the wife of Coking IL Smith, proprie-
tor of the Maim AK mar the Imam died here
on Saturday meeker et ROOM Ave.
I meatiosed to you that the gas works bad been
commeased in the Cl, illemitese, between the
Pehlke sad (kOtolian lila The friars of St.
Bosavestara and the Pessimist monk% who have
their maseateries on the Ueda@ hill, ham stroagly
remensinted et 2 the eludes of the geometer in
p="slirprevails amongst the commercial world,
in emontoesee of a rumour that the whole of the
paper marl is soon to be consolidated. The re-
moval of mete a mass of notes will doubtless be a
great bee*. bet its first effect mud be a stagnation
ia mammeelel apeations, by the withdrawal of the
primipelpmt of the present circulating medium.
The premium on silver and gold is now 61, that
on copper 1 per mat., and the same on notes ef small
value.

The Ousrratore Romano ban announced to its
subscriber that it is obliged to suspend its publica-
tion for want of funds.

A letter from Genoa tells a story so improbable as
to require confirmation. The Princess Ida Coloamy
it is said, was carried off in the neighbourhood of
Albano by a band of five bandits, armed to the teeth,
and delivered by a Swiss gentleman named Brun,
who, with nothing but a sword-cane, killed three of
the robbers and put the other two to flight.

TUSCANY.
FLORENCE, Barr. 6.
The trial of Ouerrani and his companions has been
again interrupted by the illness of the priacipsl pri-
mmer. On the opening of the court this morning a
certificate by the medical attendants ot the prier was
read, stating that Gummi was suffering from intes-
tinal inflammation and could not leave his bed with-
out great prejudice to his health. The proceedings
were therefore deferred until the eth inst., the day
after the grand ceremony of the coronation of the
Madonna.

The Grand Duke has returned to Florence, to be
present on this important occasion.
The Mcditerraneo of Genoa states that the railroad
from the coal mines of Monte Baniboli to the Tuscan
coast is to be opened on tho 16th January next, for
the conveyance of their produce, which is said to be
equal in quality to the best known in Europe.

PIEDMONT.