The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-13 00:00:00

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lissaot aimed; and • y, • sum*,
political prisoners. Ev base • • inter
ie. A Ise of,
inilversaliblgenfarraidon, • throws the
King more this ever taw the hands If the army.
Baron Baum?, the richest man in Calabria, was ar-
rested a few nights since in Naples. A party -of arena
polies serreauded the hones, whilst others searched
every hole sad corner of the building for papas sad
letters.
The Jesuit,, who now reign triumphant in Naples,
have berm their war against education. By a decree
of the 27th inst., whoever is engaged in public or
private instruction, must appear before a council to
be interrogated on the " Catechism of the Cnristimi
dostriae,' and can only eaerass their office by per-
mission, which simply means that the Jesuits are to
dictate what is to be taught to the youth of Naples,
whilst the civil law will punish any deviation from
their orders. Thus it will be seen, at a moment
whet other religious orders are trying to elevate
Christianity, the Jesuit, as of old, would debars it.
These are the friends of Ferdinand IL
Neapolitan Fives, 91.

ROME, Nov. 4.
After having been led to expect the daily and
hourly arrival or the Pope in this city for some time
back, we are now likely to see that much discussed
event postponed sine die, if what has been current
yeramday and this morning torn oat to be the fact.
Is my letter of the 2nd I mentioned the various pros
and eons of the ease, amongst which the great activity
displayed in the preparation of the Papal
offered strong presumptive evidence of his Hotaniells7se
return. Sims that date, however, the bustle has
greatly diminished, and there seems to be no imme-
diate hurry for the completion of the few details
which remain to be arranged. neve has been
some
disappointment, or disgest, or
_distrust, amongst the
diplomatists and the ,I,atl magoates of Portia.
A chugs has certainly come o'er the spirit d
their dream," and Rome appears to be no mew
thought of for the present, as a confirmation di
which I may mention the fact that the Chillers
minister, a great Immortal friend of Pius IS having
received him in his own boom when, as Monsignor
Marital Ferret', he visited Chili some years age, was
in Rome a few days since, and visited the studio of
• Roman artist, with whom I am acquainted, fat the
purpose of ordering a portrait of the Pope. " When
the picture is completed," said the minister, " yes
may send it to me at Nap'es, for there is no imme-
diate probability of the Pope's returning to Roma"
And yet letters. from Naples represent the embalm
dors as p to remove ir eirtblishments I
His Holiness left spies for Bentheevento on the 30th of
October, and is expected back at Portici to-day, so
that the excursion has nothing very important in its
character, Sive the fait accompli of the Pope's having
re-visited his states gum the intervention, sad so
virtually re-entered into the possession and exercise
of his sovereign fanaticism.

BERLIN, Nov. 9.
The committee appointed by the Second Chamber,
to consider the project of a law for the introduction of
an income tax, has arrived at the following decision.
The removal of the meat and meal tax, as a state tax,
was determined on by 10 votes against 8, the removal
of the present class taxes unanimoeny, and the adop-
tion of an income tax on all incomes above 1,000
dollars, and also of a new class tax for all iIIOOIIIC4 up
to 1,000 dollars, by a majority of 10 against 8.

MADRID, Nov. 6.
The Gazette of to-day contains a decree for the
establishment of academies of fine arts in the prinei-
pal citit s and towns in the provinces, and drawing
schools in the smaller ones. The preamble of the '
decree sets forth that drawing applied to the indoor I
trial arta is very much behindhand in the country,
and that, with the exception of the academies of I
Madrid and Barcelona, there are no establishments in
Spain where it is taught; that this want of schools is
the reason why Spanish artisans do not produce those
tasteful osanufacteres which attract the consumer.
Such instruction has becomes a social necessity, for it
is necessary to create as many industries as possible.
Another decree takes off the prohibition of the expor-
tation of gold and silver.
The estimates of this year show a formidable in-
crease of expense, there will be a deficit of 30 millions
of reels. The estimate of current expenses 1,148
millions of reale, extraordinary expenses 80 millions,
reproductive expenses 146 miliions, expenses that
were included in bast year's estimates, and payment
of which has ceased in spite of sacred obligations, 60
million real; totil, 1,425 millions reale. This year's
' receipts were 1,372 millions, next year's estimated
receipts are 1,296 millions reale, making a diminution
(1(76 millions reale; but the Finance Minister will
; ask authorisation for &credit of 80 millions reale, so
l that the real difference will be 16 millions reale.

CONSTANTINOPLE Om. 25.
The following memorandum has been addressed by
the Pore to all the foreign emb sales:
A sufficient number of troops, and a certaia number of
vessels if war, seder the orders of H. Z. Idastapla Paces,
have been mat to pat down the revolatiosery movemeste
which some foolish puma have excited in the id* of Memos.
It is necessary to explain to you how important it is that
each a emu a thine should ewe, se soon ea
_potable. In
eoseteinitoot, tostruatiose have bees even to H. E. Emits.
phi Pasha to immediately blockade the coasts of that island.
It his been nevertheless decided that the blockade shall net
be a close ode until these days from tin date. You are re
quested, sir, to give mike of these swarm to the mer-
4aat vessels if year eweatry, that at the expiration of the
above period they may net be exposed to osseequenoes of
a Make& by beteg Maimed within the pets, or atteseg%
to etatraveue the sedan of the within
measures will madam until you ere informed, sir, of the
of eemplete order, sad th• removal of the
blockade.—l have. de., de.
October 16, 1849.
Letters received here from Widdin mention "that
orders have been sent for the removal of the refugees,
in consequence of the insalubrity of its climate. The
Hungarians will go to Ronstchonk and Siliatria ; the
Italians have already set out for Gallipoli, and the
Poles for Chonnils, with General Wiesocki, Count
Bysterzanowski, and Prince ZamoYski.•

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF HAT AND OATS:0111
Monday night last ono leere most daring Ws of
diasissa oormaitted for ath of tins was perpetrate at
the residues of Mr. John -Benda, who Tiede* w*
about four milee of Name), whim property to lie meat
of naspiy MOE was totally esseemeC Port? acres 111 geb
sad 100 toes of hay are now beige of ashes. They were
ionised iato huge &Ili sad iota have been area at the
seats time, as sash burned simallemostaly. On the slams
being given the polies were prompdy ea the tpot, bat no-
thing mkt possibly arrest the peeress of tae Lam The
bless me baseems, end maid be Ma for sownl ells, sad
the leer was se great the die mold rely be approached
Mali • sodas Mamas. As yet no else las been had to
She palm who emanated this wanton set. There ma be
se torsos pep* geatlemsa thaa Mr. John Brindle, sad
hie howler Mr. Samuel Briadloy. of Happy Grove. The
Maw la gives heaSOOS employmeat to the lshooring clam
be swami mars, sad is *Massa, estiemed sad respested.
A PEOTINCIAL ROMANCIL—Tha Limpooi Mer-
ewry slims that ea Wednesday last, at the Court-house,
• pelise-taser, named Scrambler, brought Won
M. Se sitting magistrate, a youth of respectable
exissior, view be charged with living beam the pones
ageism ems ef her Maesty's liege subjecta. As a pair of
boded pads were projduced. lelloMics with sundry ballets
and • queadty of powder, wed& moo Mad upoa the pri-
soner, the matter bore a mime wiped, wed, of coarse, rather
minute lavestigatioa into the dressamme of the charge
was &arable. The apart Madre the isilvidul charged
as a Mr. R. o—, bolding a skulks is OM it the govern-
ment Mikes in Liverpool, and who aspired is the hand of a
wen= is Myriam, whom mane Mil sot transpire.
of Ihe lady wee nee, beam. levessabls to his
est had haiddlia him the Mum Mr. It.
Madtharreapi is 'reviled himself with plab, and went to
the n
it el the lady, shire the Mier, seddealy re-
quital:pp fend the lease legelble. The
;min the home, to whist he by pa-
isreasseing the to his own breast, amll that
Woes Woe to go sniffle bad INlMllltet she
=ow. The Saha. is great slam. ma am el
eerveses to adplibeers, and easther to the piles
omen, sad a Mood been the other die of the Mast
sees arrived, welly !glowed by the pollee °Meet, who
sew had lie gdessir is Merge. Partly by limes sad
peek eageolledella. ed p*E. web.
peas eat el the ?surge's lma4 asiessMtlin
that he shooli have aa snmeleded istsrview of half an
hour's assiba with .
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