The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-19 00:00:00

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ROME, Jews 10.
I regret to have to announce a renewal of brigand.
age in the northern provinces of his Holiness'
' dominions. The death of the Passatore does not ap-
pear to have put an end to the depredations of his
followers, fur the last diligence which arrived here
from Ferrara was stopped near Forli by a band of
marauders, who robbed the conductor of a sum of
eight thousand dollars, which he was conveying on
account of the government, and pillaged the pas-
sengers of everything valuable they had about them.
The brigands were unusually rough in their demea-
nour to their victims, one of whom received a severe
sabre cut on the foot, and others were more or less
beaten. The summary justice of the Austrian court-
martials has yet a great deal to do before bringing
the country into a satisfactory state.
Another attempt at mischief has taken place in
this city, calculated to bring obloquy upon the name
of the liberals, if indeed any misguided members of
that party should have really been the authors of the
deed which aimed at burning down the shop of the
bookseller Bonifszi, a man whom I have already had
occasion to mention as an ardent upholder of the
Papal government, and who has a kind of club of
priests and priestly adherents in his shop every day.
The attempt to burn out the whole establishment was
made last Saturday night, by cutting a hole in the
door and introducing turpentineandotherintiammable
substances previous to setting fire to the counter, but a
great deal of smoke and a little scorching were the
only results fortunately, since all the inhabitants of
the upper floors might have been overwhelmed in
the conflagration had it gained sufficient strength.
Signor Bonifazi, who is already decorated with the
a Fidelitati Medal," will, no doubt, obtain some more
solid recompense from the government for the dim-
ple he incurs on its behalf. You may recollect that
his club was disturbed some months ago by the dis-
charge of a grenade in the shop one evening. For-
tunately no ono was injured by them Mile.
The state of the finances still occupies the anxious
attention of the government and of the public, espe-
cially the latter, who, in all countries, ars chiefly in-
terested in the state of the treasury, since they have
to replenish it when failing. On the let of July the
Pontifical Bank will commence its operations, and the
government will immediately avail itself of its right to
a credit of 300,000 dollars, which will be a momen-
tary resource: but it is apprehended that without
new taxes the yearly deficit cannot be filled up. A
poll tax is mentioned, besides those I stated to you
• in my last. In whatever form they come they will
reduce discontent alike. The government profits
derived from the lottery are diminished mach of late,
in consequence of the political agitation against that
kind of gambling, as well as asainst smoking, re-
cently got up by the liberals. The sums received at
the various lottery offices are not more than half the
usual amount. All the paper money termed earta di
aottiticione (from having replaced the republican'
notes) is about to be withdrawn from circulation,
and fresh notes will be issued, admirably engraved
under the superintendence of the celebrated artist
Mereurj, who is now director of the government
engraving establishment.
The Roman princes are on the move for the
summer: Prince Doris left yesterday fir Beene,
and Borghese is gone to Nettuno, whams he
Tepairs to Frascati foe the hot months. The Senates
Del Drago appears not likely to bear his maid*
knows long, being dangerously M. We have sow
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and rite rersti, by the Neapolitan atesese c
Napoli, which embarks passengers kw* M the Ripe
Orande port, and takes them down the T and
along the coast to Naples in 16 hours.

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