The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-22 00:00:00

ITALY.

KAMAN STATES.—Oar correspondent writes u

follows:

ROME, Nov. 7.
I have since my last been able to obtain some clue
to the railing and contradictory reports concerning
the Pope's return, which have kept us all in uncer-
tainty fee so long a time. When the deputies of the
senniesion, which reached Portici be-
tttoldellimlelpal and c =menial deputations, had
their arse interview with his holiness, they were in-
firmed by him that he was fully as desirous to return
se his subjects could be to see him, bat that it was
blep=sible for him to specify any, precise period for
misting Rome until the Intentions of the French
gmernasent wen more clearly manifested, and the pa-
phlantheelly, particularly with respect to the police de-
presses% more sitisfactorilyestabliebei in the metro-
polis. Thesewsof Messrs. Thiess and Montalembat's
sum= in the i!gisleive aftembly, the approbatioa of
Se saeliehaiwirrse,, and the majonty is favour of the
palette, reached the Papal court subs,-
gassithe the veseptios of the ecclesiastics, but before
toe menhipi deputies had obtained an audience, so
AM be
Isom Pins far more favourably disposed to
ledges be hie espitel than had been reported by the
essimiseffies in cumquat°, of their previous con-
firemen
1 • Ike °octants of a letter have been communicated
le se, written by a cardinal on the 30th October, to
his seerespondent in Rome, in which he triumphantly
sash@ to the determination of the French Assembly,,
sad states that it had at oat* decided the Pope to
return to his capital, after a brief sojourn of three
days at Benevento, for which city he had set out the
same day. That this was then fully the intends'
of his Holiness is confirmed by a letter bees
timilaal Orioli, received in Rome yesterday, stating
tbsa etreeything was favosrably wronged at last,
ad eke Pope, "jam aortas etmdi," would leave I
Itedidas the 20th of the present mouth, and, travel-
** lamely, arrive in Rome os the 25th ; that he
wean be preceded by his cardinals in detachments,
and that Cardinal Macchi, the dean of the leered col-
lege, and Cardinal Oanoli, ex-prefect of roads end
=:ould lead the van. The letter, however
by lament's' that ell these przjects Int
been migpd in the bud by the intelligence of Ges. 1
ditriposee having been appointed to the supreme, I
eminnand of this French expeditionary army, in
gime of General Rostolan. A champ of men
might bring about a change of measures, and
is tact it would be more prudent to wait and
en the manure d'agir of the new commander-in-
;sltilwho, though a strict legitimist, and a thorough
esthetic, was reported to be a pommel friend of the
ent, and therefore night prove a danzeroas
subject to deal with. It appears, however, that this
distrust will be of very short duretios and that the
resseigessetia, with respect to D'Hantpours
principles, which have been furnished by trastworthy
agents of the card.nals, am so 'satisfactory as to
render a very short delay quite sufficient, and the
Pope's return is now case more announced as posi-
tively to be looked for before the end of the month.
SARDINIA.—Our correspondent writes :
TURIN, Nov. 16.
Contrary to all expectation the discussion on the
1 cullieadsa by the Chamber of Deputies of the pesos
leendeded with Austria by the Pie lmontese govern-
mot. bes boss prolonged till this day, sad Is likely
UM to seatlaca.
I bed intended to defer writing until a decision
use some to, but having been witness to a new phase
et this affair, I have left the house to give you the
I earliest notice of what is going on.
The opposition had =stimuli its mansion= (as
you will nave seen by the papers) to mien sad irri-
tate the debate and make it the dbemion of blame to
the past and present ministers, who ivied the treaty
by which *ay secured, ea tar as- Mitsui ley, tbe Is-
iipankain, honour sad security et their ',catty i