The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-14 00:00:00

FRANCE.

we han received oar Paris despatches at so late an
hoar that we ars forced to mate but brief extracts
from them

PARIS, TIUSSOAT, 6 30 P.M.
M. Odiloa Barret, having recovered from his indis-
position, has quitted Boogival, and again taken op his
residence at the ministry of justice.
Os the proposition of the minister of the interior.
the president el the repoblis has sutured the
Lion of the legion of honour on the mayor of Seas.
A funeral service for the r of the soul of King
Charles Albert was performed yesterday is the charon
of St. Louis d'Antin, which was very numerously at-
tended. The president of the republic was repre-
sented there by two of the officers of his household.
Among the persons present were M. de Tocqueville,
minister of foreign affairs, M. Oioberti, and all the
members of the Sardinian embassy, a numb• r of Pied-
montese officers in uniform, the Hungarian Count
Teleki, and a number of Italian gentlemen from all
parts of the peninsula, among whom were M. Canuti,
commissary general of the Romeo army before the
establishment of the republic, M. Paltrinieri, and a
number of French and English gentlemen.
A frightful waterspout buret, four days ago, over
the village of Comic Warden, near Carom nue, and
did great damag.. It swept away bridge., sub-
merged houses, and carried away large quantities of
earth. Families were obliged to get on the roofs of
their houses to coupe the inundation, and several of
them took their pigs with them.
The Court of Mises of the Charente hu con-
demned a M. Forgeniol, of Confoleor, to 15 days' im-
prisonmaat and 100 fr. fine, for having publicly 7 read
and seditiously commented on an article of the journal
Le Pesapk. The Court of Autizes of the Bouches-du-
, Rhone has condemned M. Bludel, respons ble editor
of the Voir du People, to four months' unprisasinent,
and I,ooofr. fine, for having published at ticks exciting
the citizens to hatred of the government, and for at-
tacking the rights of the National Assembly.

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ITALY.

TUSCANY.—A letter from Leghorn of the 6th
inst. says : " I have just arrived from Civita Vecchia,
and I am about to set off immediately for Florence.
It was positively stated on board the packet which
brought me hero, that, at Leghorn, the Tuscan govern-
ment obliged persons coming from Civita Vecchia to
perform quarantine the same as those coming from
Marseilles. This fact deservi a to be pante d out in the
most energetic terms. Internatioaal relations and
the service of the line of packets suffered cruelly
by this quarantine system. I have already told you
that, under pretence of cholere, the Xing of Naples
imposes on all arrivals from Marseille a, from Civita
Veochi, from Rome, and from Malta, a quarantine of
14 days if by land, and 20 days by sea. Toacar.y
imposes one of 7 days, on arrivals from Marseilles
only. Genos, in order to revenge herself on the
Neapolitan system, has imposed a quarantine of
double the time on arrivals from Naples. It :s a com-
plete war to the death, in which every one loses, and
no cue gains."
ROMAN STATES.—We read in a letter from
Rome, of the 6th, published by the Debatc—" The
impression produced at Gaeta by the letter of the
president, which has not yet been published here
officially, has been greater than was foreseen. The
Pope has expressed both astonishment and irritation.
He naturally found no one near him to soften this
first feeling, and to observe to his holiness that the
French ment had a full right to speak after hav-
ing . It is positively stated that the diplomatic
t7=epresent at Gaeta assembled, and did not hesitate
that, if the letter had been rendered public
and official, they should have made it the object of a
oollemive.protest in the names of their governments.
A report is current that Russia will take on herself the
Roman loan, and that some direct arrangements al-
ready exist between St. Petersburg and Guts ; it is
certain that the evasive answers given by the commis-
sion and by the different pontifical agents with regard to
this important question gives some consistency to this
rumour. The news of the army of occupation is sot
important. You are already aware that Gen Rostolas
has demanded to be replaced, and Gen. Regnault de
Saint Jean d'Angely has expressed a wish to return to
France. For the last fortnight workmen have been
employed in removing all trams of the siege; all the
trenches have been filled up, and the only thing
which now remains to be done is to build op the wall
of the different bastions, from the gate of San Pan-
erasia. On the left to the Portese gate on the right
bank of the Tiber, Roman workmen, at 4fr. a day,
under the direction of the French engineers, have
been employed in this work, in which they have ac-
quitted themselves much better than the ateliers nor
those:, although that name has been given to them.*
The Oiornak di Rowse, of the 4th, announces the
nomination, by the commiseion of government, of
Lieut.-Gen. Prince Orsini to the post of minister of
war.
By a notiScatirn of the 2nd, the pro-m:nister of
!Wanes at Rome has prolonged to the 22nd inst the
forced currency of the base coin of the late republic.
By another notification of the 3rd, signed by the
minister of the interior and polies, all proprietors of
printing-office within the Roman State. are to report
to the loaf police their names and addressee, as also
the names and addremss of their workmen. Posses-
sors of typographic implements are subjected to the
same rule. All printers and proprietors of printing-
offices are, within five days after thatiscs publication of the
notithatios, to hand in mitered a of all the
types is their pouriaies, and specimens of
7:141:: they may bay in future, also naming the
whence they have been provided. All work-
men belonging to the printing profession, who are
now without work, are to report themselves to the
local pace-offices. Tranagreseors are punished with
fines of from 126 fr. to 250 fr., or with an imprison-
inset of hem 6 to 10 days.
A notification, dated Bologna, 6th hist, and signed
by Coast Stresoldo, civil and military governor of
that city, threatens with death all persons offering
residues to the public foree, or posseeting ants, or
giving shelter or otherwise abetting disterbere of
Ablises=la. Any Calo.llllllko pointed out as bay-
one of the said was is to be punished
by• lae, halist-sthieh is to be applied to the relief
perms having suffered da-cap from thole acts,
the other half to be given to the informer. Any per-
son wing up to the public force one or more such die-
t! obits of public security, or giving information 4
them so as to procure their arrest, shall receive a re-
ward at from 20 to 100 wadi (100 to 600 L

I NAPLN3.--A letter from Naples, dated the even-
ing of the 4th, Nava The Pope arrived here this
afternoon at four o'clock. The squadron which ac-
companied him was composed of a Neapolitan frigate,
cm heard of which we. his helium, a Spanish frigate
hewing an admiral's flag, sad the Vauban !hooch
steamer. Them vowels were followed by other Nes.
Tersteam-frigstea and a second Spanish frigate.
vessels on entering tho Gulf, after having
medal Capp Missies, did not immediately steer for
Partici ; but they went TOillld the bay and the quays
of the city as far ea the entrance of the port for mer-
chant vessels, doubtless for the purpose of allowing
his holiness to injoy the magnifioeut coop d'o3il of the
city. Duties the whole evening the roads re-echoed
with the salutes fired from the vessels sod the fire-
works let off on the shore by the purple, who novae
miss an opportunity were it even the fete of the
humbled Madam, to fire off rocket' md illuminate
their homes from top to bottom. The Freer* ships,
Ariel and Tanerede, were dreemd out with Sage