The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-25 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROME.
(nom ova eau 002AMPOINDIXT.)
ROME, nu 16
Russ has passed boo the revels et Carnival to
the rigours et Lest, sad the versatile inhabitants of
the Menial City, who lo recently holisked is the
Corso with dowers sad donfati, or clattered is
masks sad deadpan at the ferdiei, are sow gravely
attends, the daily gsaresiaal asessess, sad con.
•ppaannssygtie oratories! powers of °spoil* sad Jesuit
prossias. This is the assess tsr esavarts. Two
pursue :ave meetly ahaadosed their elm creeds to
Ibe ranks of Papacy at this fsuataia-hand of
I the arse, a Fiereadas Jew. "slept
Odom Bassess, who was larded with great
odelsaitilLtbe °sidled Vicar sa the 2ad wet. I
sad do dinning al ifie—the Bev.
Mr. Oldham. a frreafen of the Chinch of England.
whose acerbities was so midis sad so powerful
that although be had presehed to a Protests*.
°pagination at the English dispel ea the Bus-
day before, streak by the " Ode, poop, sad dr-
eaustsace " of the Pontifical Court off Omdlesfas•
day at Bt. Peter's, sad urged by the sass* el as•
other quadri prelsessat, hat sow satbolio, wtwt.
be fell off his bass as the Pepe passed sad abjured
the faith of hie imam. Ilr. OAlsa is sow is
ritiro, as it is tetwad--that ir, he is undergoing a
Doane of destriaal loomed= is • ateraestery, where
be will raisin ustil Beater, WIISS bin formal ressg-
Boa into the Is shush will take plass.
His Mellor" wlissiassrely sqlsisss is tits swisist•

flies of every sew Subject hi his spiritaal realm, has
expressed his peat satisfied= at this convenoloe,
which he trolls will be followed up by maay men
At the &mit of Bea Loseneo, extra onsiroe, the Pops
holl is with ea old Mead the other day, in the paean
of M ihatelli, with whom he had been in
habits of florin his yeah. The prelate,
pown oil mid somewhat prairie, was hoe&
tog mesbooledip before an altar whet the
Pope es eyed, but was so dee!, or me absorbed
in his demotiems, that he paid no attention to
the Poll or lie seedy, sad could be hardly roused
to a slide of emmaimmome when Pio None walked op
to bhu and efhedeatitely tapped him on the
ebefabiar_ calling him by name, and imparting his
benedistim.
Amongst other erearelose, the Pope lately visited
the ever luting Framed Railway works, and wee
shown where the mad" workshops, and
repositories are to be—bet Sr. sat as yet. Tat;
eight years hes this twelve mile line br..nllraboz
gran bet there mow appears to be some
of its completioa, for the great teXel,7erisit
offered the chief °lgnacio to the tinWirhas
host 'get
_swiped to tie itherierit 11.*
ampushef ay the Sew ecatteeter, m who
bresght over a colony of Piedmont's* workless for
tbe wpm.
A row teak p la the Wombs of the week,
whir& threshes to lea
&Orb die Whip of harmony
hitherto =Wag, at lose is appointees, betimes
the soldiers of the Swim sad Roma rifleman
quartered in Rene. A relate artioatiag is a dish
of
broecoli brosisolsa wmptistery mese between
some Roman and Swim bigotry sea ia a
tavern near the aroma Palm sal as the dragooos
were overpowered or outnumbered, their emnrades
sr waitingt their opportunity to take dire revenge
en the Lon gusru. Patrols Sr. out every netting to
prevent the rem:rem of the fray, sad the Preach
general has honed the ereerest orders to deter his
owa soldiers hem toads, part as either side.
Feeds are getting up rapidly, in sosarquenee of
the ramose of pesos. Exchange oa Leedom, 4691.
Roman Oonaols, 87i.

NAPLES.
(MOW OVA OWN 001/41

NAP'S% Fn. 16.
On a resent public aseasioe his Majesty was asto-
nished at the crop of hair displayed on the hoes of his
subjects, and exclaimed that one alight Amoy himself
in Tails. The beard is therefore doomed, and though
the polies dose its spiriting gently, it doss sot do it
the less effectaelly. The change in the Neapolitan
he within the Let fortnight is very perceptible, and
ao wonder when royalty &Wares itself as enemy to
hair, and comsaimarses and inspectors tap ens on the
shoulder and remind you that the hos would be vastly
improved by being shaven. Oa Sunday evening a
party of five were ordered out of a gaffe, where they
were playing eards, tato the presence of a commissary,
and directed to shave. A sixth was let alone be...
he had divided his beard. The goverment of the
Two Sicilise has as object of coarse in pursuing this
lies of ended, whisk is no other than that of die-
coaregisi the party whose given to change.
From Sicily I have the following intelligenos,
which you mast accept for want of better, but which
Mill shun that the sans spirit reigns there as here.
'RUNG:elms* Spaeosforno, sae of the high respect-
able Prism Camaro, is Director for the Interior is
Sicily. It is said that he dimmed to be a liberal in
11148, aid was discovered M be is earrespondeue
with the government. Lit this matter pass, how-
ever. An advocate in Palermo, Oaarsiri by name,
had reireatly some official helium with him. Not
lellsiviad mull, the answer sr satidadiria which
the ens merited, the edema% add he dull:6ll2Psel
to Naples,Ain ea which the marches* end
band the advocate I the bar of Palermo male esu
um mass with their brother, and redden. & hie
Majesty for satisfactioa ; the marquis bed hemmer
mewed a friend at court in Cassie, the Minister kr
Sicilian Affairs in Naples, and nothing more has been
heard.

It le to be kind that the future of this wintry
will not be/le the put, and it is in the beet interests
of humanity, therefore. that it is most earnsetly to be
desired that some nodes should be takes of it is
the ensuing sonfereete. Are the myths of Turkey
aeon oppressed than the inhabitants of the Two
f Not a whit; and yet the foreigner interferes
i• their behalf.

I wo we haw, is the body politic of Europe, a
anis seeplaint, which is oontinnally cansaining
ono st its most interesting members, and threatening
ito the rest. Will nothing be done to heal it P
llreff be useless to cry Pesos, Pests, in an European
sense, until the whole Italian Peninsula is pat in a
abetter toad.

THE UNITED STATES.

(vox OVA OWN

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY.

This evening the royal mall steamship Arabia
(Captain J. Stone) arrived in the Mersey with the
sails front the United States and British North
America. She sailed frost Boston on the 13th inst.,
end Halifax on the lath, end bas brought besides
the mails 110 posengers, bat no spode.
The royal mail stsaa•ship Persia, from hence on
the 26th a 1.., arrived at New York on the 9th last.,
and the Canadian, from Glasgow, at Boston on the
11th inst.

The Penia's outward voyage was delayed t►irty-
siz boars by ice, and bad starboard wheel damaged.
Pacitio, besot, had not arrived at New York and
lean wan entertained that she wee blocked in los.
Mr. Collins derpttoked the steamer Alabama, on the
10th, with provisions, in march of the PeeMe, and
on the 11th the United States Government ant the
steamer Aretie on a similar errand.

The Arabia, ea Use 17th, passed through lacy
quantities of ice, which &tabbed but considerably.
The New York Courier surd Inquirer says, that,
recent despatches from the British cabinet are pacific
and cordial towards the United States, and ought to
dissipate all doubts that any diladtiss should arise
endanpring the pesos of the two Wises, adding that
the public of the States received coldly all belligerent

deateastratiees ea the sehjset, sod that no coteseem
to we what the presideat or war party in oragrees
lay ea the British quesdea.

Nothing important transacted in the &nate or
I Ream of &presentative&

1 MO New York Herski centime Mr. Buchanan%
WM es eandidate for the Preeidesey. He will sot
return to the States, bet talcs a continental tour.
°moral Cl.. /natural hie are by a tall, is Wish-
testae. oa the Bth fastest, but we. expeebi to
111100 WIT.

President Pierce has ordered the United States
temps into Yasuo to proems order, suppress 'near-
nodes, sad repel invaeisa.
The New York Chamber of Commerce here adopted
♦ memorial to Congress praying for extend°. of the
Canadian reciprocity treaty.
Californian adviess to Jan. 21, received via New
Orleans, reports 330,000 dollars.. routs. The news
I. animportsat, agricultural amounts better, the news
heal Wass eutoaraging, and markets naohaaged.
. /Airs at Nieuwe& were quiet. The govesameat

had suspended its Madam with °tinsel Wheeler,
United States minister.

Money at Now York waa abandoat. cad demise at
6 far cant... call. and 8 to 10 for abort dates, first
class paper. Stocky bony sad quiet. Exchange on
Loadoa buoyant at 109 to 1091. Paris, 6f. 180. to
6E 2210.

Cotton mem at tally one-eighth advance. The
demand for Soar declining, and prise lower. Wheat
Inner, and is better demand for home erseamption.
Indian ems nettled, and in limited request. Pro-
visions gesandly easier.

Freights to Elegised dull and irregular. To Havre
raga sorely uossiaal.

The United States new mail steams? Fulton ar-
rived at Cowes, yesterday, on her way to Havre. She
left Now York on the 9th inst. Feb. 11, in lat. 46.80,
loa. 48, she onooestered large quantities of field ice.
end large icebergs, which onsciosed a delay of 48
bona. Feb 19, in lat. 49.48, long. 1111.88, ezebanger
Niguel& with U.S.M. Arego, from Nam, bound to
Now York. Feb. 20, is let. 80.08, 100. 24.08, pound
Canard', stonier Amerios, for Boston. Bhe brings
specie to the value of 118,000 dole.
. .

Mr. Many has declined to magpies Mr. Parker
H. Preach ea minister from Nicaragua, on the
grounds which influenced his former refenaL
The weathers joernals of the Unica greet the new
flpesker of the House of Representatives in a most
aneemplimentery feshion. The Charleston Merewy
says of him :—" Throughout hie polities' course he
had shown hinted, utterly teneorapieloos, selfish, and
unprincipled ; tree to nooe, false to all, a politician
by trade, and a fanatic by calculation I and, there-
fore, in the blending of them varied virtues, the
most suitable instrument that could be selected
to carry on the work of abolition in Coarsen."
The Beliierore Patriot says, "The election of Mr.
Banks as speaker of the Home of Representatives,
by a plurality of three votes, inaugurates a new era
in the interior
_policy of this country. If, se the
Northern and Eastern journels people* and as
principles avowed by a large proportion of kin sup-
porters would seem to indicate, he regards himself
es the representative of the republican party, and
will use the means at his command to promote • mo-
tional course of policy, the estrangement already,
commenced between the North and the South is
likely to end in an open rupture before the close of
the present session."
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The Lamina:* Journal think. the election a bad
one, bat that Banks out do no harm.