The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-19 00:00:00

OILNIRAL OUDINOT 70 TUE KAGISTRALT.

Voiotia military rain of different rade', having heard
that many inhabitants of Trani:tame are in want of work,
hare spintanequily opened a subscription to assist them.
The lit list has at once produced a sum of a thousand
francs. This shall b, applied in the first instance to the de-

street ioa, anger the diration of our sold it re of the engineer-
corps, of the barr.cades th.t still mist in the tows. I also
Intend employing many inhabitants in the worke of artillery
and engiseering, which I might have ...nodded to our
soldiers. In every circumstance y. u will find as ready to
second your elf.ats to guarantee public and plivatq interests.
Receive, gentlemen, the meurance of my datinguised con-
sideration.

The Gemarel-la-Chief, OUDINOT DI Rzooto.
Rome, July 8.

The following proclamation hare ale, b.en lamed
a'. Rome by G.neral Oudinot:
Dearee.—The fl .g and issignia of a government that hes
ceased to exist, and also the red cap, sign of terror and
anarchy, shall disappear within 24 hours. The commanders
of the various corps stationed in the noni (quarurs) of Rome,
are charged with the execution of the present decree.
Rxue, July 8.
the Oeaeral•in-Chief, OUDINGT Di REGGIO.

By an order of the sth all fore*goer., subjects of
the starve, and a idlers with passoorts, are ordered to
leave within 24 hours, on pan of being arrested and
conducta-d by the gendarmes to their place of residence,
it Romans, or to the fronier, if treigners. These
who are an-horised to remain et Rome are to present
themselves at Vie regionary preedeneire with their
card., from the 6th to the 15th, to obtain a carte de
aurae'. Every foreieter arriving at Rome is to pre-
sent himself within 21 hours to the police for a visa,
and receive a carte de sure€l. Whoever remiss'
lodgers, even gratoitoosly, is to inform the police
of it 'ridge 24 hours. Transgression of thane re-
gu'ations are pun'shed with imprisonment of
from 1 to 5 days, and with a fine of from sfr.
to 15fr. The sacred utensils, ornaments, aid bells,
taken from the religious eetablishmeres of Rome, still
in existence, are to be • eturnei to the hea Is of the
mid establishments. All the former presidents of the
rioni of Rome are reinstated in their offices. The
commissaries whose functions cease are immediately
to restore their offices to their successors. Homes and
conveyances pet in requisition by the late govern-
ment, and which are still in existence, are re,tored.
It is believed that the studies at the oman College
will soon be resumed.
Letters from Cavite Vecchia of the 11th state that
Viterbo was occupied on the 9th by 3,000 French.
M. Ricci, president of that province, and M. Mauwei,
president of Civita Vecchia, sr re arrested there.
The triumvir Armellini, with his family, has embarked
on the Virgilio steamer for Marseillis, with an Rag-
dish and an American passport. All the politer!
prisoners confined in the Castle of St. Angelo have
been set at literty.
Viterbo has been entered by 3,000 French. Garri-
baldi has escaped as yet from the bands of his pur-
suer.. _ _

NAPLES.—Letters from our own correspondent
at Naples raise a doubt as to the speedy re'urn to
Home of the Pope. The Canino at Castel!amare was
being prepared for Pio Nono's reception.
I have jut beard (says our correspordent) that
the Pope's visit to the city of Napl'•s will be made
an occasion for gran ting a general amnesty to
the innumerable political victims now in prism.. His
Majesty makes use of his Ilul,n,se to a considerable
extent in the way of " blessing "—the brave fellows
who ran away from Garribildi have been thus
honoured. A Pope now-a-days is used by these paty
princes as if be were nothing more than an old coat,
which they put on to do their dirty work in, as
occasion suggests—quantum
Neapolitan Five per Cent., 83g.