The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-21 00:00:00

states that hitherto the expenses of pilot-
ige is Algiers have been charged to the budget of
the site, but that in consequence of the rapid im-
provement in the colony since its conquest, it is now
&nimble that the ships frequenting the port should
support the costs of pilotage. The tariff is moreover
lower than that of several beconditry ports of France.
A decree, inserted in the limurtiss des Lois, directs
that the Meatewr shall be sect to the mayors of all
the communes that are chief places of cantons. The
expense is to be paid by the communes out of the
produce of fines inflicted by the correctional police.
This forced subscription will Mercer° the circulation
of the Moniker by 2,545 numbers.
The leading catholic journals propose to raise a
fund by subscription to (mist Mr. Newman to defray
the mats of Dr. Achilli's prosecution against him,
which they say, amount to 20,0001.
Dr. Cohen, the president of the Israelitish consis-
tory of Paris has resigned, and M. Gustave Hslphch
has been elected in his place.
At the Bourse the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. fell
15, closing at 103.15 ; the Three per Conte. fell 15,
and closed at 72.25. The St. Germain railway fell
16f.; Orleans, 7.60; Marseilles, 2.50; Havre rose 5.

BELGIUM.

The Independence Beige states that M. Leelercq
has been summoned to the palace.

ITALY.
LOMBA !WY.

A letter from Milan, of states that the
Austrian authorities have effected numerous arrests
in the province of Mantua, in consequence, it was
believed, of seditious documents having been printed
and circulated. Amongst the prisoners are seven
priests—one of the chief of the chapter of Revers, a
high ecclesiastical dignitary. At Perrau, also, nu-
merous arrests have been made.

PIEDMONT.
The law recently passed by the Piedmontese
Chambers for effecting modifications in the customs
tariff was formally promulgated on the 16th.
The Piedmontese government has authorised sur-
veys to be made for a railway from Modena to Chain-
bery and Genoa.
ROMAN STATES.
Our Roman correspondent, writing on the 14th of
July, states that Edward Murray's affair was still in
stain quo.
Dr. Maack, a medical man, long resident in
Rome, now paralytic, has just been received into
the Roman church by Cardinal Franzoni.
Our correspondent says: The Roman Observer,
tithe 10th July, reveals the indignation prevalent in
easisaimitieid circles on the subject of the royal pro-
illamadeit against Roman catholic processions, in the
Isms :
gebedpel and favourite reproaches brought by
geMmenells ageless esthetics is the pretended (!) intolerance
«the latter. Many facia et recent periods, however, seem
adapted to throw this reprised on the other party. We
have seen how they have thought it opportune to prohibit
expressly by muismation *see solemn functions known by
the name of premium. When we reflect that such pious
customs are deal end greesfel to the catholic population,
and that, all Ihte esmillwed, they are entirely pacific,
and awaken as appedismises, we cannot conceive how
they should have seursi eimusdal and annoyance to the pro-
testant subjects of MOM. Notw ithstancling, if the really did
produce this effeM, emit sentiments can but be derived front
an extraordinary elapse et intolerance, and we must terrify
oar **veinal, pussoises producing scandal ia a country
in which meselegs see bold in the open air, and where tem-
Crperable ISMS are every-day occurrences. Nor
irsten inn surprise that the text of ancient laws
deed be berdted. long fallen into disuse, like many severe
depedelme pia the abuse of the press, which no one in
Enema* seriously thinks of applying practically, although
they would perhaps be more useful and salutary than the
anathemas of illegality directed against a few pious customs
of the catholios.
It is quite ludicrous to observe how catholic
writers preach up the principle of toleration abroad
whilst they decry it with no less zeal at home. As
to the antiquity of the lawn referred to by the author
of the article quoted above, he must surely have con-
founded the Act 10th George IV. with some of the
obsolete laws of Queen Elizabeth or her precede-
°smears, otherwise he would not have characterised as
antique a period so recent.
A well-founded piece of information has just been
divulged, to the effect that a considerable portion of
the French troops will be withdrawn from the
Roman States in the coarse of the ensuing mouth.
An entire regiment of infantry, two squadrons et ea-
vslry, and a battery of artillery, are to return to
France, leaving the division in occupation not
much above six thousand strong. If, as it is af-
firmed, his Holiness is henceforth to bear the ex-
penses of his Gallic u well as Austrian auxili-
aries, it is natural for him to wish to reduce their nu-
merical efficiency to what is barely necessary for the
maintenance of order amongst his loge subjects of
the capital. This will be as well performed by 6,000
as by 8,000 men, for all ideas of revolutions have so-
bera down for the present, and the only outbreaks
to be feared are the partial ones continua excited
throughout the country by the demands tithe tax
, outbreaks which have hardly a political
meter, and generally end by the imprisonment of
refunang to pay the new impostor on in-

Our Paris oorrespondent, writing yesterday, thus
refers to the intelligence contained in the last portion
of the foregoing :
" Letters from Rome confirm to-day the veiws
given lately by the Oberpostanits-Zeitung of Frank-
fort, cenoerem theyrojected evacutioncif the Roman
States by the MEW and French troops simultane-
ously. The pia mind has been for some time put
prepared far lhis botulisms* by the activity with
awl
whether on the slips at the ultra-catholic lure, or
on the plains ofpe•ent Schleswig-Holstein. Two
regiments of asfCee Zama troops are arganiing at
Velletri ; while tiallehments of French sai Swim re-
cruits, raised k the deprtasat el the Ala awl Neigh-
bouring Swim easimie by amoral Yeksaustten,
and dailies& Is feria two be registsste kr the
Pops's melee sew metekkg be iliaserata in
the Idesehes. The hotel Westin form in
the Pawn States is to sunk to eighteen
thinned mos. The period niestimed kr the salts,
asses withiswel of the Fine and Austrian
armies of essegation is the wed sf the present year.
Still Frame will leave a prelim of 2,000 men at
Civil& Weak. sad Anstna will matinne to keep the
Isms um* keep is Amens ;no that, if fresh
treatise 'Mehl Week wt in the States of the
Chunk, both the.. pewees may be ready to act in
ceweert for the imsdiste repreedoa. The As-
sembles Nriirosior whisk ghee the above sews,
adds that the dewier' at the husk" Imps will be
followed by ISM semmises es las part el the
Sovereign Pontiff be the demand kr mitems."
NAPLES.
The Asembles Nationale of Paris reports that
General Filangieri, Prince of Satriano, has resigned
his office of governor of Sicily.