The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

whose wallows bad bream ia dos saraple, awl who bad
Pm thew het waive to his Idaho with the hathowd of a
postai It wag at this milt that the said kwashol at the
how, 'sad that Mac do Ywih saint kayo utiatod that low
rota whisk prosodad the .11111114. Whoa
tie Ism s& satorod. lams. do Powila maid addlow wry oat,
gor spook, wow arks a alga ; but lot spa woos still opus,
Lusk mg hyped. She was arelail to her had, but lih
was zuss opus ; and all *Oft of what was rim ea
assert bar amid M bays at has ahwadosad his.
The Garth, Prams. a laritiraist, sad La Re-
fatale, a NA& journal. have both bees seised in
their kr, Dana, by mit at tLa Moister at Justice.
The medial an have oertified
that the data at beeltioskaltreciequiree him im-
mediate removal ATM the Coneimprie to a ',sawn de
*ma.

The Madrid mails of the 17th have been received,
with voluminous correspondence, including the letter
of our own correspondent. The retirement of M.
Pacheco continues to be the prevailing topic. It was
said he would resign on Sunday (22nd). M. Sala-
manca was, on all sides, named as the probable chief
of • new cabinet. It was said that M. Pacheco made
the most urgent interest with the Queen to bring
about a reconciliation with the Prince Consort, and
obtained the consent of her Majesty, but on condi-
tions-which it was pretty certain would not be ac-
cepted. The Minister of the Interior was to have had
an audience of the Prince Consort on the subject on
Thursday last.
The uncertainty in which the cabinet is placed
affects all public business in • most deplorable
manner ; commercial transactions are every day
more and more embarrassed, and money is
more scarce. Bills sent from France are returned
protested for non-acceptance. M. Salamanca has been
condemned by the Tribunal of Commerce to deposit
eight thousand pounds sterling to secure the reimburse-
ment. Another sum of 6,0001. is also returned pro-
tested to the same banker. The deposits bad not been
made. The bank is encumbered with securities which
have absorbed a great portion of its capital, which
deprives it for the present of the power of giving
accommodation to commerce. It sprain that among
other investments net capable at present of being
realised, it has, on different occasions, lent M. Sala-
manca 135,000,000, o• the security of railway and
other shares.

Austria has assumed a still less equivocal attitude
in relation to the pontifical government, sad there
seems now no ground leg to doubt her handle in-
tentions. On the 14th instant a courier ardved st
Bologna, on his way to Rome with despatches
for Cardinal Ferretti, leaving at Bologna a deeptak
from the Cardinal Legate Gamin to Cardinal
Amst. This despatch notifies the fact that on
the preceding day, the 13th, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, the Austrian troops issued from their
quarters in the citadel, and took pomession
of all the guard-houses in the city and its
barriers, with the exception of that at the Castello,
the residence of the Cardinal Legate, and those tithe
prisons. This proceeding is represented to have bees
executed with all the promptitude and neglect of
forms usual in war. The Cardinal Lehi,* Powirion
against the military force present, could only record
his sense of the outrage committed against the rights
of his sovereign by another protestation similar to the
former. A copy of this protest, with a report of the
state of the city, was immediately expedited to 8e...
Letters from Rome of the 12th confirm the
intelligence we have already given of the approbation
which the pontifical government has officially ex-
pressed of the protestation of Cardinal Ciacchi against
the former irruption of the Austrians. These letters
add that the publication of this approval has
excited in Rome so mach the more enthusiasm,
u it ia known that the ambassadors of France and
Austria used every exertion to influence the secretary
of state to suppress it. The populace desired to make
a public demonstration of their joy on the occasion,
but were restrained by their respect for the known
wishes of the pontiA who is an object of popular
idolatry.
The Pope and Cardinal Ferretti walked through
some parts of the city on the 11th, and were, of
course, everywhere received with the most fervent
acclamations. They entered the quarter of the
Traverderins, but the enthusiasm of the populace was
each that his Holiness could not conveniently proceed
on foot, and ascended his earflap to avoid the popular
demonstration which could not be repressed.
Letters from Naples my that Santangelo, Minis-
ter of the Interior, has been dismissed, in conse-
quence of petitions directed against him from Palermo.
It is also said that the judge who condemned to death
the brothers Bandiera and their companions has been
assassinated. The bands of insurgents which over-
run Calabria become every day more numerous and
formidable.

Letter. from Turin confirm the news that the Duke
of Lucca has retired to Mara. A report is mentioned
by the Augsburg
.oszette, that negotiations are in
progress for an alliance offensive and defensive be-
I tweak Russia and Naples.

MADRID, Avo. 17.
On Sunday night Pacheco had a long interview
with the Queen, in which he set forth his budget of state-
ments in the most formidable array for her Immediate re-
union with Don Francisco de Ash. The :lord mind was all
attention and docility, and exhibited no objection whatever
to the King Consort's taking up his abode in the pekoe
horthwith. In accordance with this consent, next morning
&Davide, sent an official note to the King's head assjor-doino
nigustft that his MeOety should name the day and hour
AbeaAiotya In wined the home minister would intimate
' the Chesseellaims concerning his removal to Madrid. The
King INNIS NNW wording to his wont, to spend the day
at the Pelage ef R John, his major domo repaired thither
with for err omi received for answer that his Majesty could
ms. . ...flesien Bestrides till next Thursday 1 Highly
' Ode ieley is so priming • business on which
M77CseAdmire to its adjestreth lie! The semi.o
Won 1.1.6 aim the she,, 11.6 watinoet thus : " In the
ratentime all the timelines la ommeetion with this subject
are in abeyance. If Ohe Wry secedes to the wishes el her
Majesty, it is pomade by the gad of the week that we may
see him lodged in the pima But we
thatasereedate wee not embned for the e=nes,
nary tender we believe tthl have to be reesived. 118
darks ,d 11.11•010 eener Ist: gather the Or gee,
nor the geointhisth gar the theetry pia by It is hair
per hen that the wasithweasisiMepen the minden of
the pass &veld be settled, end that the
L if is pride betweenreaerelp wad laremwert, er hoyden ;if the
is le assets egedltutei se at prethth et if It is te be medl
lied by the snit of some elite ienshins red the earethe of
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wows. lithe rgeskitha dikes the lbw el dewier-
sada bagrega pledge Weedd be dearly wn, Mowry sad
OlgOlwele hops bibs as • leg to deed woken*
the othildenee berg othgrath of reek as love leen
arias& by tens mend date of Deems wars
sexism le ere doe whet of all thew w• resold
here whited le bare Weed es near as see et
of the Mlies expitheiders wide the government, upon the
inWgief his Meth to 6. poles
in width sere trees a well-known minis.
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wpm shila drain. AU else ig demist
IMen paper of the 11th give the diplomatic note
athiell•Mi le the wnenusent Ober most faithful Majesty by
the plairregthey Weir= of the allied powers, on the
urgent thomeity of sighing with that arida of the wo-
wed ef Way la, whildt =to the heaths st a new
ministry. The aro ire
" Lissa, An. 8,1847.
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May lost magthse the gremiese d her meet Nand Majesty's
goomerned to the lithe, es well as the eendidene which
were gm led wpm *r lice pediedift of PeetwiaL Sow.
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risky , Mee net yr hese pat la emselks. Who enreatimeit
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impair la the lewd degree thirst this or may ether eandlith I
deed prerogative et -bra Majesty. The marl ashler
misled what the pewlessi was signed • bars,
hiker Or the dump perils! Is thin riemonertherift
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INI be emiererred odellea to a abbot hatred to we.
needd the tlt io needier to aeries with this eldest
the exaieieej whir& VOW otablidigi by the owe err
la etherneass, the endeethrel. ehhday hese SO
bar near MOM Plekaty the pettbagewee of
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may say that Is pert they 1.181 a duty, bregoesit
there is • right ea pert of the power, which they hew the
honour to iat.—YAllllllllol. EIZTYOI7I. AYLIAN.—
To his Exes, Senor Bayard."
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mailisi w goverearent bad net rat any re-
tos this note, beim idth the piedpetwatieries
bed eabgeed. thirst east, mei myeaser.
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sidle third he dr widery sootherder et Negras, be
rye that la ate theles meth that sway el the math that ia
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parte eche of View Espartos wire semisa sem the
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