The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Our Madrid oorrespondent, writing on the 6:h
instant, says that Roca de Togores, minister of
matins had, during the absent* of Gereral Pigpens,
who had obtained leave of abeam*, been provision-
ally charged with his colleagues portfolio.
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Kum% T. S.—Three per Mir.. 17116111666; Pew per Cell77s,
II 5.1 a ..excel Flee pa II ...seat. Omer, II 71. Beek
et et. Teramd. Si assomd. as Larks, 30.60.

ITALY.

LOMBARDY.—aritaky arrived in Verona from
Venice on theevasingt el the Slat, and left on the
following morning*, Milan.
VENICE.—The last blow has been dealt upon
Venice. The privilege of that city es a free port has
been withdrawn, or which is the same thing, is con-
fined to the little bile of San Giorgio Mafrgiore. Thus
the only prop which stayed that noble city from ruin,
has been enrolled away ; and the sum of what little
commercial prosperity it latterly enjoyed will be
swept over to its loyal rival Trieste.
ROMAN STATES.—The latest news from Rome
is contained in the following letter, published in the
&rank of Florence, which is generally well informed,
and seems on this occasion to give a carrot view of
the state of affairs
The holy father, as yian must know by this time, is to
proceed hum Gaeta to Naples. What perhaps you do not
know yet Is, that the letter of Presidentßonaparte has reeled
a sea violist tempest, and that the difaculty of coming to
• speedy sad nonmetal* arrangement has greatly incresod.
Mitdiplomacy complains of certain promises net having
ept ; our court speaks of impertinent insult, end
authority. It Is difficult to forego how it will end,
but inclined is believe that France will soften, and our
soot will not ; and that the country will unfortunately
have to pay for this new complication, es it has fur past
events. Matters are daily getting worse here. Will you
have a proof of it, which appears very clear to se ?
Ouuinot dissolved, as you may recoiled, the civic
guard, declaring that it would be immediately re-
organised. I will not advert to the son-fulAlineat of
this declaration. Bat there Is more, the goveransent
commission has decreed that the 176 ofikisls Maur civic
guard be dismissed, and their salary stopped without delay.
You must not forget that the civic guard was not
Wasted as the same time as the statute, bat eight
months beforehand; and I: b been legal.y abolished;
without considering the injustice of depriving 175 persons,
many of whom have families to maintain, of their breed at a
day's notice, you may imagine the state of discontent we
have here. It Is said these poor people intend to petition
Gen. Rostolan. It is still rewound that a million and more
of paper money is to be issued. The three cardinals have
same 1 the five prelates prologs?. a of the provinces, who be-
fore were cm.nmiunonen of the same. Thus the only five
secular delegates who remained have disappeared, end thus
another step has been taken towards the restoration of pure
Mileheal government.
The Cotirordur of Turin, of the 7th, states, from
Rome, 2nd inst., that Gen. Rostolan having restored
I several persona to liberty whom the cardinals had got
arrested, the latter remonstrated. General Rostolan
answered that he would do so whenever persons were
arrested without a reason being given ; and that, for
that purpose, he would set French soldiers to guard
the prisons, which was accordingly done. The car-
dinals then threatened to choose other places fir
prisons. General Rostolan answered, it was their
undoubted right to do so, as it was his to send French
soldiers there.
M. de Rayneval has gone to Gaeta.
The Roma Mnniteur, of Sept. 1, publishes the fol-
lowing decree:—
" The Gemeral-In-Chief of the Mediterranean army cool-
, dieing that, under the state of siege, all assontleges of peo-
ple are formally prohibited; willing, moreover, to maintain
public tranqui ity, and ensure Pie execution of the easisores
adopted . a the entre Ai of the French troops Leto Rome, de-
crees—The agents of the public tom shall prevent the form-
ation *fall samonhiages of the people in the saes% fee what-
ever peroose th y maybe ; they shallop..., all menilestation,
and Wilke no pretext shall they suffer the orders previously
based by die French sathorities to be MseqrsumeL Rory
violation or gesistanee to the above orders shall be punished
according to his law.
" Ro
(e, Signed)
31, " Th
180. e General-in-Chief, EarrotAw.
m Await "
This decree is followed by the following notification
of the prefect of police, Le Rouzeau :
Order and public safety, whist are the olio% of the con-
stant suresUlasse of the eommerist, require the strict execu-
tion of the rogulaticass of 9:11 Jose 1841, and of the ordi-
nance of 9th July last, paricularl; as responds foreigners
and iankeepers, as well as persons loci ing stremgers, even
gratuitously. Consequently, considering the emeepdteed
circumstances I. which the capit 4 Is pl sad with eager
to repress and remove ail the elements saleekted le disturb
public peace, it is ordered as follows:
Art. 1. The regulations of the 9.11 of Jane, 1841, which
bare never been revoked, shall be observed in the slimiest
1 application. Art. 2. The permissions to reside in Row, de-
livered by the revolutionary government, lately abolished,
are declared null and void. Art. 3. All persons,
.strangers
either to the city or country, living at present in Rune,
and having no legal domicile, nor permission to reside there,
&hallesent themselves,within a delay of eight days from
this dapry, at the passport once, where, after explaining their
motives for remaining in Rome, and producing certificates
of their good character and means of existence, they wil;
receive a regular permission to reside for the period the,
authorities may think proper to fix. The Articles 4 end
ii refer exclusively to formalities to be fulfilled. Art. I.
AU military men, who are not Romans, having belonged to
the dissolved corps of the line and customs, and the velum
teen, are prohibited from residing at Rome. Art. 7 and 8.
1 All prone placed in the conditions mentioned in the Arts.
2 and $ shall quit Rome within a delay of firs days. The
delinquents are to be arrested and eon:toted by the armed
lore, to the frontier if they be foreigners, and to their
native town if they belong to the state. Art. 9. All viola-
Moms of the premat decree shall be punished according to
the regaletions of the 9.h of June, 1841.

TUSCANY.—The Mon: tore Merano announces the
demise on the let of the Archduchess Marie Therm
Christina, third daughter of the Grand Duke of Tus-
cany and the Grand Duchess Marie Antoinette, born
at Piss, Feb. 6, 1838.

NAPLES.—We have letters firm our Naples cor-
respondent to Sept. 4. The broth en (Charles and
Henri) of Oen. Ondinot, u well as the general him-
self, had received decorations from the king, and were
aside &metiers. Several other French otlioorr, naval
and military, had also received similar honooll et the
hand' of his Neapolitan majesty.

MARLBOROUGH BTRIIRY.—(THIS DAY.)
At two delotk peeiesly Mr. Clarkson entered the
tam sad said he had roosived information of what le Lad,
already had some mama to lsokiemi— namely, that the
perm salad Mts. Janes, who inn 'barged at the imamate
of Miss Heald with the felasiess asses of bigamy, raid
not appear that day, and did not Woad to appear. The
magistrate had been kind woo& to Worm him that he
had neared an istimation to dun east front Kro. James's
solieltor. It therefore beaus his (Yr. Clarkson's)
*imploring daty to apply to the magistrate to rot eat
Ora meagaisaaces. He wished, however, to say
one word more, I. amernmenes of a norm that *ass pro-
seeding, were isstitated on the part of Mite Heald, net
substantially bat with a ?low, whisk, laded, we. rather
maimed by tbe arrival of Mrs. Jorre on ?ridgy mist the
pretense ofinabgetag ozOldnation,ofellsetleg a sompoossies.

Oa the part of the ester of the father of this deluded years'
man, he begged to any there was no treaded*. whatever for
each rumour, and his first proof that there was act,
might be sun In the bat of his now praying that
the bat might be Wrested. Miss Heald had boss
from the sosaasuesseent, and still way actuate'
by the west setives—motives which he was sere
would be easetkeed by the megistrate and by every
person of proper feeling, that of ram* the son of her be-
loved brother from a marks' which was equally illegal sad
disgraceful ; and if she 'ribbed hereafter to enforce proceed-
ings which would ►ave the dolt of breaking it when
further teleetatien from India should arrive bringing the In-
telliginee that Mr. Jose WM alive when the marriage took
place, the magistrate, sad Ckrasoa), and all pumas
of good feeling, mast rejoin U Pies Heald should
succeed la remake this young men from the fangs
of this woman. It only renalsed for him to call upon
the magistrate to esteem the norgaissame.
Mr. Hardwick—Under these eireasestances, I order the
reeogaimaccs to be earned.
Long before Mr. Clarkson arrived, we beard that Lek
Morass and Mr. Heald left for Paris on Banday

SPORTING.