The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-19 00:00:00

748 I LONDON. FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1849.

Fresh eporire is Cabe Vecchia is the malt of nertis.
does la welsh see of the rosiest catholic pewees is sal
to have Millis barer te the French Goverment: "Tie
Pepe is derived of Ids sevessigs we wish to restore
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yea will sogoird air ilestranties. We eltesid relic to hare
rut sews eel siesemense. We will set, therelase,
Wise with pee—or eines, with peer csasset—er ekes,
wilibeat row Wool sessoet, bat with the maple asetreoce
thin yea will est interpose to prevent es; if seder
deem arreareasato wit re. we whit to how the cease
re wit take if we such at Rome to pet alcira the two-
bibs see resters the loreselia Pontiff to hie rights."
Ms answer made to is not knows. We are
lbeeolsre in bagman or tie °bled of oar used
limas as the d There are two very
breatmodesd IL
Oammeadier sepaimatative of the Tunas
gmernment at the engem at Brussels, hes sailed
in Paris. Tbajoarade bays, by mistake, mallanded
him with the On* Merril, who, dosed by
Charles Albert with a !plaid arraisa In Pllfsto
M. Thieve, has since bola named shish, phdpita-
tiary of Sardinia at Bens.
It is arranged that thspesident of the reputable%
honour his ministers ansesseively with his oompeay at
dinner, where the lording men of all parties in
the country, and the matt distinguished in literates
and science, are to be invi+ed to meet him. This series
of entertainments commenced yesterday, with tae
Minister of Public Instruction. Amongst the
mamma guests who had been invited le mesl the
President were the Archbishop of Paris, Marshal
Soprani, Generale Changarnier, Bodeen,
d'Hilliers, and Lamoriciere, MM. Marrad,B=
Mole, de Noailles, Victor Hugo, Berme, Larsobsjs- 1
quelein, the cure of the Quinee-Vingts, who so-
ceived the late Archbishop of Paris when wounded
at the barricades; M. Curler, the preiestant
I prior; li. Cerfbeer, of the Jewi,.h Consisutry ; and
the btainer several learned and scientific societies.
The cabinet ministers were also present. In the
evening there was a soiree and reception, at which
the attesdanos was, of coarse, still amorous; indeed.
the mama became at one time so densely crowded
that it was impossible to enter them.
The President gives receptions, by invitation,on the
evenings of Monday and Thursday. A brilliant one
is to be held this evening. The suite of rooms at the
Elyeie Bourbon being too confined to give an enter-
tainment on an adequate scale, the President has
ordered to be erected a temporary room, in which he
purpmes to give a series of balls and concerts.
The Presse states that the Spanish ambassador in
Paris, the Duke de Soto-Mayor, has been charged by
his sovereign to inform the French government that
a squadron of eight Spanish vessels of war is pre-
paring to sail for Gaeta, from which place it will
follow the Pope, either to Civita Vecchia or Ancona.
It is added, that in order to show that the only
object of the Queen of Spain ie to protect the
Pope and the Sacred College against any eventual
attacks of the revolutioeiste, the Duke de Soto-
Mayor was instructed to invite the French govern-
ment to associate itself in an expedition, the mo-
tive of which is more religions than political. Louis
Napoleon, says the Prase, in reply to the friendly
appeal of the court of Spain, expressed his readiness
to give the Pope the efficacious protection of the
French republic, reaming to himself, however, to act
only according to the formal intentions of the Holy
Father ; and, according to this journal, the mission of
M. Latour d'Auvergue to Gaeta, which we have an-
nounced, is connected with this subject. He talc' s
out the necessary instructions to hi. d'Hercourt, the
French ambassador.
A letter from Brussels, of the 16th inst., says :
" The Marquis de Ricci, who is charged to represent
the cabinet of Turin in the watercraft here on the

Italian question, arrived yesterday. M. Larvae.,
the Wive of France, and Mr. Elba, the
Roeliah envoy, are expected shortly."
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THREE PENCE.

at Orvieto, in consequence of the eneyelio letter of the
Pops.
It is said that the Roman ministry intend to abolish
the duty on flour, as pressing too heavily on the poorer
Messes. The ministry published, on the 9th inst., a
sort of coanter-address to that of the Pope, in which

it says : " The governsent is not inactive ; repose on
its energy and seal; it knows bow to elevate itself to
the height of the mimion you have oonBded to it.
'boot, then, in the sanctity of year cease, which can
sever be overcame, for no utilise can prevail against
IV Advice, from Rome, of the 9th inst., say that
Oen. Pepe has demanded 8,000 men from Rome, and
8,000 from Tuscany, with which added to the 10,000
be bee maw his command at Venice, he will mom-
nesse \utilities at the same time as Charles Albert.
Gee. Pepe has, it is said, recalled all his officers who
were on leave.