The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.—Thu Giornale di Rona of the
Sad publish.m a notification of the Minister of Cons-
tance, Fine An.. Industry aid Agrieu,ture of Rim-,
clued the 20:h alt., stating that in September, 1848.
the panel government had directed that every town
and 'Moue of the state should send in a droned se
mast of the COM txtetirg in the sterea, both of the
prow ding year and of the last harvest ; but that the
commenal magistrates who had been entrusted with
the ex-cation of the wawa hid committed serious
mistakes in their ►eports. They Cr. consequently
called spas to use their utmnet exordia. this time in
the reset e impilation of their repors on the subject,
se as to gite a cirri et account of the grails in mote
The same journal publishes a notice trom the com-
mission for the restitution of articles put into r•geisi-
ties by the late government, inviting ►ll superiors
sod iWastnistrators of &litchis to pent in th-ir claims
foe the n ioa of 'h• church bells which had been
milted down for cannon by the late goveriim nt. An
cover of Prince Odewalini, et nator of Rom, &recta
that the s.reets and squares in those parts of the city
in which demolit'ons had bees commented fir the
parposs sof defence, shall be cleared of the rubbish
thet will vervente ei citation.
A letter !torn &Moabite' that three of the mur-
derers of A 'ciente B ifil have been arrest. d.
The Statute of Florence, of the bib, sods, that the
Papal nuncio has not 3et !ye-iced the official tiecl .ra-
tios of has government, that the late presidents
of the It omen provinces are comprised is the Papal
sainsety.
Oar correspondent writes:

nomi!,.ost. 4.

First ant foremost io the budget of intelligence t
he comninuicated this fawning comes ih r salt of
the *Winds "barring out" of the Santo Spirit°
foundlings. Is my Is.', I think I left the heroines in
a stn • et strict blo.keds, invested on ()wiry side,
although at a resptettul distanc-, by the cerhierere
and le li. e, who at the same time fumed • ea ?don.
preventing( the gavels to from making a mottle, and
binderitig be Grwnspeeple from siding or slatting
the inseroht.. Mranwni e furious demonstration"
and nriolutiimary cries p oceeded from all perm ef
the f rivers, and passers by, as far off even se the
bridge of 8 . Angelo, were astounded by bearing vio-
lent mimes of tt Vies M Republics," " Fated of
strooien !" "We ere the deoghters of the people,
sad will have so French nuns amongst us r" with
threats of saltine fire to the establishment, and pefieh-
lag iu the Bailee, rather than submit to .ore;gn domi-
(llrie, by-the-bye does sot exactly confirm
tae Ro-tulau's first edict, courrataleting hie army
os the sympathy of the Romans.) Nor wi re these
the may apostrophes addressed with that degree of
ore rotund,. which thew as fully appreciate who
have once heard the virile t mes of a Roman woman's
voice, to their assailants sad spectators both far and
sear. Many eceadoloos masts of their " prism-
house "were shouted abroad to the public, which, if
set heard at quite so great a &stenos asthst at which
Sasebo Parse irrevreettly affirmed the fair Dulcineia
to have wide herself intelligible, were eufficitintly
strongly uttered to give great offi nee to the ears po-
lite of fns oonsp-oenteed class of priests in the neigh-
bite hood. Neither astfessors, nun., nor superin-
te mast pe- Imes werespared is the emend vitupera-
tion, and the gxeited inmates of the asylum declared
that they amid " a tale unfold " with respect to the
tinily affairs of the eminent triumvirate of cardinals
which would show that those exalted personages
might to take a very warm interest in the welfare of
the foundlings.
Tee cerbineas having belt:figured the enemy ever
sines Sunday, and deeptirieg of surmounting the
internal Writ:Awe and removing the red flag which
waved from the belfry of the estabishment, without
the aid of foreign intermation, applied for a rein-
forcement of French soldiers on To allay afternoon,
and, after some besitatioa, two companies were sent
dowie without muskets, to endeavour to bring the
effa'r to a cafeterias. The °mounding officer had
great difficulty is pmearing admittance, although he
stated (Irons what I have been able to learn) that he
was the Fairer of honourable properit'ons. The
fousdli.le 4 a er declared that no compact could be
'stereo into awls the sonny, " nate° &now et dune
!mutes :" but the polite firmness of the Frenchmen
prevailed, end a aspitulatioa was @greed to, on the
basis, generally expensed, that the French direc-
tresses would not be lorcibly put into porseseion
of the supreme authority. The nuns, whose
entry owed so mach hubbub and aers lion.
belong to the cinvent of the "Staid Hart"
M ceder now acquiring gmosidersble influence
in Remit, from the tem datum abbess °trite pritcipal
establishment, at the Trinita de Monti, is the sister of
0, nen! R *elm. The French troops remained en-
tanspe4. around the goyim ell 'Tuesday night; and
yesterday amnion order was appmenly r• rored. I
boar, t,pweeer, that the Freesia nuns will be rein-
stated in their autheriy after ell, end tee foundlings
will 8. d 'het the object of forage intervention has
bean, as in the case of the Roma republic, merely to
betray them two the bands of their enemies.
Monsignor Mnrimbiai, the direetor-general of the
whole vme. establishment of Seat° Spirit°, of which
the foundling &Ilan forme only •• department, is
reedy to koo k bead against the wall at finding
everytl ing g • wrong under his administration—from
his ill-warren &rectum of the Banners, end his Mime-
logs embassy to Viseandvdmimathte Lombard war, to
the present egtestrephs. now he has so recently
resumed the rein of pews.
Since iee are upon the asset of asylums I may
as I on what has last occurred it „