The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-03 00:00:00

ment hid determined to On in its sosinisseentel
RUM 013 Aug. 26, but as ws arrived Rio Rio by
Erinomus so Late as the 29th, s hen no decision
place, something may basemen:red to present t
Lion to be depended on since the 1..411b had attired

ITALY.—Rom E.—(From a CwelPondent
very indisposed to find Loh with snything
Papal States. The acts and dispo,itic. nit
seem to promise important and beneficiai
frenzy still continues. The slightest Mllteti
new are the observed of all observeru, and
he called to the balcony of his Palace in t
give the " Benediaione." The whole weight,
seems to depend on his single head. All rt
opposed to him except two—the secretary,
former, Gizzi, resigned the other day, st
laboriously devised what he considered
which, on his producing them in the
ridiculed and contemned by the Cardinalic t°
His Holiness refused the resignation, and said hewo,,Le-
without the cardinals, and accordingly he evabba•
Council of State of his own. without Maudir
cardinal. In the Diario di lima are gazetted 111;, is it a """ of the new Council, and their proposed funetions y
it is quite true that a cardinal is under arrest ir (poll e
in St. Angelo. It was down about Pesaro, that k
circulating a document ordered by govenanent, he
m
u 17,3 a sort of rebellious affair of his own, reflecting ou thePto)%..-
his government—hence this decisive step. A gentleman/is%
just arrived from Ancona, describes. the enthusiasm or ,C people at its height, and triumphal arches and
nova" as everywhere to be seen. The populace
dscyre
this shall be the lest pope—meaning that, if acco,i,;
pens to him, they will never suffer another. eadit
are in great danger, and eertainly I have not sys
I have been in Rome. I fancy they are lying by. 47,77
the present pope were to die suddenly, front s earl
the populace would be outraged, and swear that pZ
had come to an untimely end, and so take vcriceaare
supposed criminals. It is
isaid that the Pope a ernat ost
yh
subject to epiliptie fits ; t these were torea twee&
pressure and excitement of present eircumstsriew, loi;
(see letter to the Atheneum two days since) not Ten:
likely, who could answer for the event? Is there &aft;
in the report that England is about to said an ease,„
Rome ? Not many days since, a pasquinade was racC:
the door of the Quirinal whilst the sentinel was
to and fro, the moment being chosen when the 147,
back was turned. The paper ran somewhat
0. Giuia,
Tutto coolish.
Che fal I
The Pope seised the paper, and, with his own:
pended " aspetta, to vedra, ;" then ordering it to he 1
This excited a great sensation at Rome, as well it t
since it shows not merely the existence of a party *At,
able to the present state of things, but an intention laic
termination on the part of his Holiness to propose nick
through great measures. I was at Albano the day Age
l'ope had visited it, and even then everything woe
is
appearance of a lie. Over
.the gaunt ay of the thy I,
placed this inscription "V iew, view, C Santo Padre, alea,
dire i tuoi figli." Relics of arches and balconies, sad
and flowers, were to be seen in every dirietion, Oki
streets were full of lazy crowds, talking over she etiosi
the preceding day, and extolling " loro bum° pace
till I have seen their eyes fill with tee es. Whit iith
be done for and with such a people as these ! Nereid
man so fine an opportunity of reforming the ineitutics,d
a state, of securing the gratitude of his subject, endives
talising himself as Pius IX. Let us hope that he IQ,
equal to the task.
NAPLES.— (From a Correspondent.) Forme,
when you left Rome and entered Naples, it was as deli.
ing into light from darkness: now, it is all recency Lik
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has sprung up in the Papal States. aplc! is in thee
darkness than ever. The Papal amnesty i.encigel-ih
newspapers of the Holy Father prohibited-the pees
heavily shackled—a bad policy, even
.on the narrow picas
of this narrow goveruniont, since it Inducto, a mina w
an unfavourable one, with that very government wheel.
hey has been hitherto considered as the mast stationary g
to say retrograde, of any in Europe. You sin ads bs
that a printer here has been arrested fur emu% thelsi
Errant, and that new restrictions, as a consegseace,ly
been placed on the press. The King ho. been Takagi
troops through Calabria, and last week there was a epoci
and an engagement between a Sicilian and a Seep tie
regiment. The ruins have been so heavy as to eau c imam
damage. A few months since, wine was tuba* fe
water, and many cattle and some people died for vat I
that pure element; and now we hare it to excess. it fe
tici, two houses were undermined by the rains, nil kl
killing sixteen people. Vesuvius, which was most osmov
quiet, has at length opened for itself a vent, and last rark,,
sat at my window till a late hour watching its files, nth
path of fight which fell across the sea seemed to este;
with the volcano. Amidst all these movements, kowie
political, military, meteoric,and volcanic, the opera taloa
lead. Viva San Carlo !

TURIN.—(From a Correspondent.) —As I poi
through Turin, I heard a great deal of goaip dna t
King, and his relations with Austria and the otherness
Italy. Yet, little does one hear of any indieatiout cif as
improvement. I was amused, however, with rehash,
attempt to reconcile the views of the two groat pities
the mode of observing the Sabbath, by the establish.*
an institution such as lam about hi describe. It UMW
San Filippo NM opened a garden at Rome, on theEd
St. Onotrin, for the reception of youth of both sexeiths
day, on the principle of uniting pleasure with
Turin priest, on a visit to the Eternal City, was soa.4
with the plan, that on his return, last April, be ean
a garden near the Itione of the Po for the imep
pose. After singing the vespers and a hytua the yso
people are encouraged to give therr,elva sp to
kinds of sports, or to r.ading, as their thee may nelin
them. Thus, the games provided (sr them sn'aulsil*
gymnastic—of bat, boccie," " piastrelle," niid omen:
and, as for books, tables are covered with such uediss
geography, arithmetic, fine arts, trade, and domes:inmost
Every half hour a bell ring*, and, ceaeiog trom tlinee-u
potions, says my informant, " Lodamo Gest' e Maria" lb
is a curious mixture, it must be allowed, and I do BOri
of it as offering anything at all worthy of imitation, lag,
as illustrative of the great difficulty which it found sit=
as elsewhere, in the treatment of a very delicacy&
Here, the priests, instead of putting int.occut enjoys_`
under the ban, and thereby constituting them tin,
giving them the sanction of religion. The principles&
mirable, however awkward may be the mode of eel;
it out.
BELGIUM.-131trSqELS, OCT. 30.—Importatim
flour, duty free. —Leopold, King of the Belgian., Lt. t:
—Seeing the laws of the 10th of June last, and the Di i
Sept., 1815, and the Royal decree of August 2eth
cerniug provisions, on the proposal of our ministers ofui
Interior and Finances, and by the advice of our mann
ministers—We have decreed, Art. I. Till the let of
umber, 1846, flour of all kinds originating in Nannies a
of Europe are declared free from duty when impaled
the kingdom. A " Droit de Balance" of 10 centimes sn
1,000 kilogrammes shall be levied on articles of this defers
tion. Art 11. Our ministers of the Interior and Finnan
charged with the execution of the present iiccrec.—Gins
l'aris, Oct. 27, 1846. By the King. Leopold. To th
Minister of the Interior, Count do Thera;
Finances, F. Maim'.
The King and the Royal Family are expecte:lg
Brussels at the end of this week. S, regal of euristri'
have announced the arrival of Prince Louis Napo!ece
Belgium. This is the second time that this erroneous istr
tion has been made. The English journals say it is at
Prince Louis Napoleon who ia gone to 13-leitita bah
cousin. Prince Jerome. Prince Louie is still at Brighten.
A ItonnEa SOON CAUGRT.-011 Thursday itc•
portant capture was made by 111 r. Willems, of the psi
The police had been informed that a young clerk ticker!
to a house near Newcastle had absconded with 20.000f15
and it was thought he had gone to Belgium. On
this notice the police commenced a search, which vs ne,
unsuccessful, for the young man was arrested by the t.it
commissioner at the Hotel de Flandres, at Ghent, wike:
greater part of the stolen property in his poseession•
2,000 francs only were missing. It seems, Whir
ordinary, that the notice received from Englan
into the post at Newcastle on the' 7th, and on the 2fch
noon, the young man was already in the hands of the pia
GERMANY.—BERLIN, Orr. 22.—A Get
diplomatist, residing at Paris, states that the relation,
tween the Cabinets of St. Petersburg and the Tuikries
becoming more amicable from day to day. This
especially not to have been without influence on an
view of the Spanish and Danish questions, and *it be,•
those circumstances the Cabinet of the Tuileries did
tate to contract the marriage of the Duke of Mealr'n
with the Infanta, notwithstanding the opposition wsz.*:-".
in other quarters. The Grand Duke Constantine amo!;
Berlin on the 24th. During his stay at Weimu he ma,
himself to the youngest daughter of the reigning_7„,
Saxe Altenburg. His Intended Alexandra is 17 Ira.
The betrothal of the Prince Royal of swedens4 efiit
Luisa,
i daughter of Prince Charles of Prussia, IS "Le m
place mmediately after the return of Prince Cho°
Prince of Sweden has left Munich for Italy, to cong,Tr.
the Princess on her recovery from her late severe
The trial of the persona suspected of haring aided
the insurgents of the Grand Duchy of Posen to K 9• ,s
commenced at Breslaw. Count Iteichenhaeli and r,
Scher-From are the two principal necusud. The eeele':.
c°ep,lcaceurteis., theit is
crsaiimde,"emobaf rrahatg undersidcd ''thheichpli>er'terepri;
boa 6'
FRANKFORT, OCT. 22.—The estates pun
the Elector of Heise in Bohemia, for his wife, the pt;;
of which is to have the rank of countess in Austras ra,.
we hear, cost the sum of 400,000 florins. The
estates purchased in that country long since for ti5.,,^.7,
of Reichenbach, is said to have amounted to tn"
sum.
OCT. 27.—The President of the Gerwla Ts
ICaoteunetvesdnuuncaht BGeel lninevgah.a.uschinch,hmasanyotcallyet
ifnovrl.oo; icen.„,oo
the part of France, Sardinia, and the State' of tlse.
ration, have determined the count to delay hl rff•i-o
It seems certain that the Grand Duchy of Bann oe
on the Diet publishing a general law for the pr. 1)!
sorship in the different States of the Confed
high court of censorship at Berlin has sent a . ;,::,08
bited works to the different publishers and hoolor''''
capital. This is an innovation. of
LEMBERG, OCT. 18.—The fourteen ...-‘11312
first publication of the proclamations of Count 5.. 0 I;et
the Lemberg Polish Gazette, expire the day aftert_n,,,,f
from which day the ordinance contained in the o."ri
mations are to be enforced with the
in
' Whether any Wes occur which
_lector,
be any occasion to carry them into effect, .Itats,
mere publication of them has already so frifime'

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hes the enthusiasm of 5, ~er 1
al arches and '. Vin iti, • t...a s
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. days since) no Very vi. '
,ent ? Is there any erg ,ohm
*at to. said an oral% oral
pasquinade was rad t A le
the sentinel was pie. . c I
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somewhat thus:— e ac
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, with his own Itsa4. ~c
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ordering it to he rem
Rome, as nell It mot, am
'knee of a party Wang illlel
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hut an intention setae e o
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tilers to propme Wain Albano the day dna, )roc
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then everything wait a, - en.
gateway of the eity% •
thaw
ni, 0 :fa uto Padre, etas , vine
i and balconies, IQ 4 irol
every direction, tan,
-lc alkilig over !he merit 4,aeciaed g " loro bunco peke
twothed
ith te'll' Whit 110 war,ai
plc as these ! Nereid . ea f
rating the ineitaticasd ,
['his subject,, and iota . cat atl
t us hope that he eta 'de st
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pondent.) Forte. ... iced
aisles, it Vii as if ea' °rail
,it is all revered, Liu .. uuuh
a. Naples ii in thee rOl
amnesty Cenctutel-d, r.
rohibited—the pros on tints
Is on the narrow pica'. I a
it induces a contrast, ai • 1,1)1
ry government. Mara decide,.
s the moat stationary, si his ‘i if
rope. You aln wit kiss been u.
at •d fur ?fiat* tat Jai ' onhe Ins,
. as a eonseqta so, hit to Swot
ing ha. been Takagi ly w
week there was s cismi "tted
iciliztu and a Saguia sews.
teavy as to calve imam T 1: 1
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