The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-20 00:00:00

puede and atone foe the blind obstinacy of his pre-
sent edgier's.
s The two Chambers were summoned for the after-
.of yesterday. They
eriembled in full stubborn.
its &plaice announced the result of their missies.
coreini spoke like a man who bad received a
insult from the attendants on the sovereign.
riteeiCanino (as usual with that very incoaaidmate
sad salvia personage) been to blow the make and
yes fce *direct rupture with the Pope, a messy. a
ouses) government, nay, if needs be, a repetko—
r omen with • president, and the Chamber kasw
ohat was meant by the eon of Lodes. The Waite I
calietti rose in his place, and made a most isli=
and statesmanlike exposition of the present
Ha admitted that the two Chambers had been treated
mot ancourteouely and cavalierly by the court at
asp but he considered the Pontiff no longer re-
isealible for his acts—the mere tool and instrument
aeofeign uiplotnatiet• Nevertheless he was not die-
seed at the present juncture to press heavily
;is the Holy Father, in his distress, or
es raider impassible a friendly understanding.
as step towards that amicable adjuatment he would
that in selecting a regency to act during the
abs, nee, there should be placed at the head of
(tile very cardinal (Castracane) whom the Pope him-
self had chosen, and bad named in that paper of the
rah November, which, by reason of the cowardly
light of the other members of th proposed junta,
ba tan no effect. Oalletti bad much difficulty is
curling his point with an assembly exasperated at
ehe cestemetuous conduct pursued towards their de-
patation. but nitimately the ministerial proposal was
carried at a lave hour of the evening.
This morning, at day-break, Cardinal Gunman@
sent off another deputation in his own name, to
outs, and the Pope's answer will be known this eve-
D too lave for post. Heaven grant that all may
ing
be well : otherwise the temporal power of St. Peter
isdoom. d. Castrato.= is one of the oldest and most
it estrious names in the roll of Roman nobility. The
princes of that house have been always men of un-
sullied housur and integrity.
Of merge the dissatisfaction of the red hot repub-
limas was manifested last night in various forms,
oseipally in vexing the dull ear of the moon by '
'Mpg in bad French the words of the
Wet' The troops were out, and the civic guards
doubled st all the poets.
sln a wine shop the coachman of the Bavarian
sabseeador, who had driven the Pope (disguised as
dolma to his master , lie Sp ter, on the night of the
24tb), having boasted of his cleverness in resemble
the poneff from the vagabond Romans, wan is,
uwdli set upon and poignsrded. lie is not yet deed.
a To-day we are in the calm expectation of a
peaceful result. The weather has been warm and
genial during the whole fortnight. The adhesion of
the provincial tonne is now complete, and the ministry
is undeniably accepted by the unanimous voice of the
whole country."

GENOA, Dec. 13.

The threatened insurrection of the 10th instant,
here, it not subsided, at least been suspended for the
premed moment. On the whole day and eveomit of lb* 11th
the town on tinged in a state of general uproar, and all the
them of the jeweling, mosepoliangers, and silk drapers,
were shut. Towards nowt immense crowds of no t bois-
terous brawlers assembled before the Palazzo Dori* Thant,,
the headquarters of the civic guards, when they roared for
moraine against the Intendente Generale, who, on the
review sensing, would not receive the Marchese Parma in
Übe characterof general of the civic guards, to which he was
elated by die peepls, without ever having been confirmed
by the King. Pante oseasseicated to the people a petition
le the Numbers at Turin drawn up by Morin!!, signed by
weal of toe leaders of the popular movement, in which they
demand, as an • ultimatum,' the immediate disminal of the
Pistilli administration, the formation of a purely demimond-
es! minis' try, universal vote, and a • Costi•uente
With these the people seemed to be wish Al for tht pre
seat moment, bat insisted that 'he severs, punishmeut of
the insoorm proconsul (the intendant) should be demanded
for his having gros•ly offended the majesty of the people in
the person of their self elected general of the civic guards.
♦ paragraph bring added to this effect, new elenionre roes
to demand the immediate liberation of the rioters who bad
been &meted last night by the carabinien. Pareto wrote
even a letter to this effect to the police authorities, when a
great niaay of the crowd proposed to ;rowed to the barracks
of the earabiniess:and to level them with the ground, in order
to punish their insolent inmates. Panto f.lt ill, and bad
Nasal 'covered home in a sedan, after which be tame-
iiintaly sent Ia his resignation as general. The city ten.
Mused in a state of great agitation; bat the ezpedition
against the barracks of the earabinen did not take
place. The government palate received a reinforcement of
fear battalions of the line, in order to pr.dect it against
a threatened attack by the each. The general in.
preasion is, that the next courier from Turin will
bang an order to the general of division here to place the
city of Genoa in a state of siege, an order which will be
most likely supprted by a reinforcement of several
regi-
meete of the lane from Alemandrie, seeing that the above-
assediened petition to the chambers stipulates very coolly
that, oaks. the several demands of the people be granted
hethwith, the people of Genoa will have recourse to such
expedients is they may deem most calculated to show the
world that they do not mean to acknowledge any maser.

NAPLES, Dec. 11.
The King and Queen cf Naples and the royal (easily art
sill at Oseta, though there is some expectation of their leav-
ing to-dey. Most of the cardinals who fled from Rose left
Naples for Oasts to pay their respects to his Holiness sad
null his court. Ambassadors sad envoys of most of the ca-
tholic powers f Europe have elm arrived to kiss the pon.
Shia toe. On Friday the King of Naples had a long inter-
view with Admiral Sandia, the subject of which bee not
Umpired.
The Bth was a gay day at Gaeta, it being one of the
of the catholic church, the fats of the Virgins
Immaesls'a Surrounded by all the distinguished person,
eggs Ire am now residing at Omits, kis Hannan performed
a MOW men The effect to the eye was most briniest,
the spier church being crowded by persons who had come
them kr sad seer.
Ile Vengeance (Capt. Lushington) left on the 9th for
Malts, where the captain leaves in a few days for hie sp-
geleameat in India.
Deepatchos arrived for the King of Naples from the Rae-
esart last week, and were forwarded to him at Oars.
The Natents ere said to have been highly satisfactory to he
IMOnte, end some people about the wart have even seas
to •te meet tome oaths sawn of ahem, as for kresse
hat Basra hod near' a Ark la her Sicilian lateens.
ilea am the Northern Bear, but I put it down se mere err
T some activity prevails in fortifying:l4;lod Mb.
11118 Ws bristling at every corner, almost
Piny Seem On some parte of the roof of the Ow
oa sterned sentinek, as also en the boners et the Esalles
la Sub Leiria. Cacaos, tee, are pieced on the reel of
her. Opposite the
of the Prim of oar regal sad immediately realm
the pansa cafe; her wets t* es
Ire hem eatertaiasi of ebb, he bee bees bought by tie
Mimmiand is sew being fired up se a nellitsey dab
rethe freak el Swiss rasps Is be er
ailed is Switzerland, ere =peeled Is a lsw
der viol Trieste. SOS nor in to follow. For the Mat flem
Sir the heelers of the military has been lees marked, sal
I Val hyhahg to beep that I should not have M mesa
my era horse el neer I am sorry, however, te say
hair eight there tree swan attack made by some of the
alias of the royal grid on some French sailors in a sew
IlAts as they were maim down the Chieja. A French ea
UM" who was peming at the time, immediately took he
sea le IL &perk to have their depositions taken, sad
ere lbs mutter for the present ends
The per Cents. lona= Saturday the 9th at 1121; throb
Ors a consilerable fell, which is to be attributed te mime
sinisseiel jobbing.
The Giornale 0.11,464 del Govern* di Sicilia, dated Pr
km, Nov. 29, has the following into lligence: " The strip
bill wish is at as end. No serer had a resew free Ike
=Ol the rverwsent asustuacal to the Cheerer el
that all the ministers had seat in their resiseatiest,
Wes the Cheerer wished to know the reason of it. The
Lars, if Fierce said that he bad been the first to send
hhi vtenestioe, convinced rbe wee that the did not
mae p the seeldeace of the peers, sad that in vain kid he sr
warred to premeds his oslleagme to retain their port.
The Chamber of Commons having pared almost
alltallneml) a vote of confidence in the ministry, and the
Chemises ofl'oets beibi done the seine numinous' s% all
the lehrters have hen walled, and have resented their re-
"wars rettoliecw

EIYPE—A letter fres Malta. dated D. 12,
gip: " On leaving Alexandria as the Bth inst. the Wows
lithe Ragliab consalate were breltuait, the Vioe-Conaul's
me Uri., died trim esabsei hydrophobia. Oust ex-
*must prevailed teem Ude sow aware to EMIL C4l°-
ureurre had takes' plats sad tree the Could exar►
hhatelf to compel the eetheritisala the thoussada
4,1111 *Mime anon evneusilbs Akzen it I. hoped
_llllB9 peed say rusk The sad a French and Turkish
.I.llles reillta at Ahrteadrla. The new Puha had not
MmMd to Cabo whew we left, and it wu very mach
81018,1 whether we would present himself at Conetaala
'Whit aealignatina. Freights were very low, 71 6d., lad $
PM saber of English vessels I. port.

:RNA AND THE EASTERN
ARCHIPELAGO.

HONO-XONO.—With respect to the collides,
/in wiestonsel yesterelay. it 'ppm' that the on-
have soused the Magee, who are surprised
1.7...110 tau should have teken meek pains
.._—••• at Ow tenth Whim it teid against their owa
Estoril section ere pleased with the serails,
•"o•_ t•d to inspire the natives with eo.,flifenee in the
sort encourage theta to resort to liontannt,
=mom malcontent. the attorney ',nisei was eon-
te to the possibility of getting •he verdict* tilleshold•