The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-02 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROME, Szrr. 24.
The immediate attendants of his Holiness are be-
rent,ag to be lUllioll6 kr the return of the own to
for the Peps% sowasid activity and the
length of his imorne haw put moms of his fol-
lowers kers deerasist. Two of the six hones which
bad to onsysy the paodsusw papal equipage to Porto
d'Anxio dramd on the read from ,hoer exhaustion,
and the Mows del BA* of the noble guard, was
thrown toss kis horse sod seriously injured.
On the 10th inst., his Haws set out from Castel
Gandelb an horseback, to visit the Basilian mous-
WeaGrotta Ferrata, travelling the town of Marino,
by hi usual suite, mounted some on horses
ailmotley sons oadonksys, in real oilciestyle. Ths
rovakils was closed Maeloti,
os Ispa's almosior Oda* who,
man ci seismal builds
diminutive &whey. On the roil a psi
mil threw himself as his k kiwis and imploredths
Pape to give him NM suss i "Go to my slaw
giver," said his Salissm. imparting mow
while his biassing to the siggibm " the list
donkey on the Note Gila aver Teodoli of the
table guard, esnnosambig the omit, who was walk-
ing by the side of the bge's hem, and savr that
the poi ma wieldy belei without some indi-
albs wheby to the alaegiver. " Be more
sadism is your Miser," said Pio
Naas, towing good-naturedly to the noble guard,
"otherwise you will comprise us all in the same
eatercr"
At the entry of Grotto Ferrate, the cortege passed
under a node arch, and entered the ancient monas-
tery', whore his Holiness received the eecleaiutic
and lay safaWs. and admired the frescoes of Dome-
nichino is the shapel and tho Greek manuscripts in
the library, before sitting down to dinner with Car-
dillo listed and Fieschi, the abbot, monks, and
papa wits. In the afternoon His Holiness pro-
media in his carriage to the Villa Mon-

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Pegda taliThili, ' a-106MB to the College,
gag thew on loot to Frascati; . SENOWIt the
Mewd nanetatdel to pas en and their Dove-
ppiril there wow some indlviduski ini-
to him. The polies is esimpled with
'fias elhadirs, who will, If discovered,
be levsmir 'milked. His Holiness grot beck to
Oastei Oasis& in the evening, none the worse for
his trip, al moral of his attendant prelates,
sad mplially Maehrtd, were completely
im
up. eltenry Rohrer is still in Rome, and will pro-
bably hoe more interviews with tho Pope before
leaving the Eternal City. His Holiness was ex-
tremely affable towards our minister, and ap-
peared delighted at having an cotay of con-
versing wi him in l wish—a for which
he has retained a predilection ever 111111011 . apostolic
mission to Chili. Sir Henry was invited to dinner,
on Monday last, by M. de Rayneval, the French am-
bassador, to meet the other members of the corps
diplonsatique now present in Rome, of whom M.
Esterhasy, the Austrian minister, was the principal.
None of the French generals were present. The
diplomatic body hero is somewhat thin, on account of
the dissensions between the Holy See and some of the
European courts epee religious points. The Pied-
montane minister, the Marquis of Sambuy, returned
to Turin some weeks ago, after a rather warm dis-
cussion with Cardinal Antonelli respecting the matri-
monial law and the circulars addressed to the clergy
throughout the kingdom of Sardinia. The Belgian
minister is absent also, having been unable to bring
the education question to a satisfactory arrangement
with the government of his Holineme It is inferred
that these two recusant governments will henceforth
be merely represented by chargls lajfaires.
The shareholders of the Pia-latina Railway, un-
willing to abandon their undertaking, in spite of
the determination of the government to afford them
no assistance, and desirous that their materials
should not be sold at an immense sacrifice, are now
drawing up a memorial, which will be sent to the
Pope, the cardinals, and ministers, setting forth the
advantages to be derived from the speculation and
making a last appeal to the consideration of the
government. It is said that Tarlonia is now endea-
vouring to concoct a company at Paris. to undertake
the construction of the whole line of Papal railways.
It must first be established whether the Papal go-
vernment is sincerely disposed to favour any such
plan—a proposition much doubted of by the Romans
themselves.

TWO SICILIES.
NAPLES, Seri. 24.
Yesterday the mud now sitting to try the accused
for the revolt of May 15,1848, heard the demands of
the crown lawyer. MM. Spaventro, Pica, Barbarise,
and seven others are clasped as guilty of high trea-
son, and therefore "the law" asks death. Others
of the accused come under the penalty of galleys for
various period'', and a few of the remaining are
'favoured with "provisional liberty," which in
Na-
plea means nothing at all, but imprisonment. It
remains to be seen how far the ,judges will fall into
the hints of government. The lawyers have yet to
try their appeals to their humanity and legal con-
sciences.

The official journal contains two decrees which
give liberty to some hundreds of galley slaves and a
few political prisoners. The decrees nave appeared
on the occasion of the birth of a royal prince.
The latest accounts from Sicily say that Etna is
still in full eruption. The dream of lava which
threatened the village of Zaffarana had ceased to flow.
A second stream was threatening a district called
Milo. The city of Catania had given 3,000 ducats to
the sufferers who were houseleaa