The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-30 00:00:00

LATIorr INTELLIGENCE.

THE POPE AND HIS ALLIES.
lis Boggio, in a pamphlet which he has just pub-
lished, gives the following report of what took
place at one of the private interviews which be bad
with the Pope :
" Frame," said the Pope, " b wholly catholic*. Itotwilli•
standing the Voltairisoism of her politicises. Prince LOUIS
Napoleon would Dever have been elected Presidio% of
the Republic if the majority of the oatkolios bad not
voted for him, wllieh they did on amount of his letter to
the apostolic nuncio at Boma (the letter is which Lasts
Napoleoe declared that be did oat participate In
the
opinions of the Priam of Canino), sod the pledges which he
had sine to the catholic religiose. The Priem President
could not have boleproclaimed Emperor U the *Altaic.'
of France had sot gives him their support, whirl
he obtained oe account of the attitude be aseumrd towel&
the re,olutlouary manias of the Pope and of relistoa.
Napoleon IIL desires to die Emperor of the Frencii,limd to
leave the throne to his me. Well sequainted with his own
eouotry, be knows that both Mull. •••11111 weld
become very difficult if he wounded the holier
of catholic/. Do you know how loeg it is lees I
have left him free to leave? Seven years ago to-day I wrote
Selina that he might liege Rome sod Civil Vecchia wine
he pleased. Seven years to-day I told him that be seed
not give himself my trouble or satiety about me ; that the
protection of Heaves was enough for me. But he bee not

bare'
" Yet," said I, " Napolsoa his mitered into each a solemn I,
engagement beton Elms in the treaty of iepterabsr 15,
that I cannot see how be ass avoid doing so."
"It is sa eagageosont at long date," said his HA.
pees stallion. "Besides, I know nothing of lb.
lima at September 15. They have treated of affairs that
°mom me without consulting me ; they haw. pat 0* aside
and I know nothing of their coeraotioe. Whatever tiny
broached the subject to me I always avoided it ; it does not
trouble am whether they go or stay. I rely apes Prowl.
dram ; but I toll yea again, the Emmet will think tales
or thricti bean he withdraws hie troops."
If this conversation be untrue (says the Side)
the Journal de Rome will contradict it. But even
Ithis contradiction would not deprive it of probs.
Ibility in our eyes, for it is in these illusions of the
Holy Father that we must look for the secret of
the policy that he has hitherto followed.

(aroma's =nouns.)
THE ACUATION OF ROME--ARRIVAL
OF F EVRENCH FRIGATES OFF CIVITA
VICOHLL
CIVITA VECCHIA. OCT. 30.
The French frigates Owner and Labrador have
arrived here.

THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS.
nosesoz, Oer. 30.

The following have been re-elected Members of
the Chamber of Deputies, viz. :—Baron Ricaeoli,
Marquis Pepoli, Generals Garibaldi and Bizio, and
Signori Ratazzi, Peruzzi, hlinghetti, Piaane
Cairoli, Guerrazzi, Mordini, Cantu, Niootera,
Vegezzi, Parini, Jacini, and Crispi
The majority of the other deputies elected belong
to the moderate liberal party.

(UV'TUI arum)
THE GREAT GERMAN POWERS ♦ND

FRANKFORT.
COLOGNE. Our. U.
The Cologne Gazette of to-day publishes a letter
from its Berlin correspondent which says :
" The statement is confirmed, that, in
consequent), of the communication of the notes,
forwarded by the great powers to Frank-
fort, the majority of the German govern-
ments have expressed their assent and
wish that the matter be referred to the Diet.
Austria is said to recommend Federal process in
accordance with Article 28 of the Final Act of
Vienna."

RETURN OF Till PILINCI AND PRINCESS LOMB
Or HMI non Tith Nosrs.—{T® Der.)—Their Royal
Highness's Prim and Princess Louie of Heme, end their
infant children, attended by their suite, left York this =m-
ing at 4.8 a.m., in a 'patina testa on the Great Northern
Railway, whim; at the Windsor station of the South
Western line at 10 o'clock. The maculae was miserable.
Calustr Coo iroa.—After the ministerial meeting
at the Foreign-office on Saturday afternoon, summonses
ware Issued for • cabinet council to-day at I o'clock. Earl
Russell left Pembroke-lodge yesterday afternoon to lave an I
audience, of bee Majesty at Windsor Castle.
1, TEE SECRETS OP FREEMASONRY.
We (North British Mail) understand that her , ----e---
Majesty hen, in addition to expressing her smut to nut- I The Monde would have its readers believe that
scribe ante epos the agricultural value of the Balmoral 1 the following is the oath taken by every freemaaon °ape
estate to the Aberdesashire Rinderpest, Association, given do of hit pt. :
the em
of
801. towards a toad for compensating those "Is the same of the Supreme Architect of the World,
unfortunate persons who may have lori cattle by the
I swear that I shall never reveal the decrees, ages,
feel,leash
pestilence. I words, doctrines, sad maim rd the immerses, and
The Prince and Princess of Wales will, according shall observe an eternal silence with reprd to them. Should
to present anangemeata, arrive at Sandringham on ?Ma).* • I prom fake, I submit to the following punishment :
Their visit to the F.arl of Derby at Knowsley will not ter- Thee my lire be burned with red pot line, my bend
minate till that day, and their royal highnesses will soared eeeemd, my topira, tam Mt. my threat eek and my wily
direct from Knowsley into Norfolk. The Norfolk game Easpended in • lodge during the time that a new brother is
preserves are well stocked, and there will doubtless be some being admitted ;in order that my weighs" mey be
exoellent bags obtained. branded, and my example Wee as a terror to others ; that
At Knowsley extensive preparations for the visit my body be then reduced to /am sag gam to the winds,
of the Prince andsPriseese of Wales are in progress. The so that the memory of my tmehery may utterly perish.*
suite of three apartments, known as the King's Mambas. Upon this the DAM of to-day caustically remarks t—
have been reserved tar the nee of their royal highnesses, and "Ti la oath is not only horrid In Itself, bat it has the
they have bees re-beautified. The bedchamber is decorated serious fault of oallieg to Intact the add formates eg elem.
in the malt elegant taste. The bed in of satinwood, relieved tuuracettos, sad is couched shoot' hi the Beate teems take;
with gilt carvings, draped with crimson satin Floreutine, M. Venillet lately used in deeding Father Passaglia to the
and surmounted with the Prince of Wales's plume. The Infernal gods. The freemasons therefore are sot merely
banquetting-hall has also been much improved. massins, they are, moreover, plagiarists. After taking
The Duchess of Inverness had the honour to the oath end when the bend that has seemed the eyes of
entertain the Prim and Princess of Wake at dinner oo the Postulant is ranovel he sees the drawn swords of all
Saturday at Kensington Palace. Their royal highnesses and the mum preset pointed at his lzraet, and. he hears the
attendants, accompanied by the Princess Hilda of Adult brethren crying out, ' May Gad panda the traitor.' Hat
and Prince John of Gltioluburg, arrived shortly before 8 the ' venerable ' calms his terror by ameleg hint that the
o'clock from Marlborough House. Tee Duke of Cambridge. swords are only meant for Welters, but he adds, 'if you
Prince sod Princess Edward ,f Saxe Weimar and Prince de should betny the secrets of the society you will be ref*
Toth, the Eel and Countess Granville, the Earl and Coun. In no part of the world from the avenging raps's: The
tams Spencer. ghat a sleet party, had the honour to meet Monde draws the following conclusion ;—' Freemasonry
their royal highness. ' therefor* arrogates the right of employing the sword, and
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester, at the the
ac
of putties to death traitorous members. Now what is the
act by which we kill a fellow-creature except in ease of
tastiest of the Earl and Countess of Doty, will join the
war, legitimate self.defence, or in the execution of • judi.
company at Knowsley during the visit of their Royal High-
nesses the Prins and Priam of Wales. aial sentence? What shall we call it? It is murder—
aseassinatios. Freemasonry, therefore, claims the right of
The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings have , assassination."
arrived at the St. George's Hotel. ! This, pursues the Da.ate, is conclusive, and we know not
The Earl of Derby, owing to his late severe ill-'
what answer the freemasons can give. We shall confine
ness, from which be boa not yet regained his lost string* .
- ourselves to asking the Monde one question which cannot
was unable to attend the funeral of Lord Palmerstoe. '
i embarrass so well-informed a joaroaL Where and when
I have assassinations been committed by treernascen! The
Lord Brougham, although one of those specially
invited to attend the obsequies of Lord Palmerston, WU amiss courts, unhappily, afford too many Methuen of
unable to be present. The noble sod learned lord will j murders Instigated by the most detestable passions, each
we lind no cares of
leave Brougham Hall about the middle of ensuing mos* . as cupidity, hatred, and jealousy. h°
for London, os his way to Canoes to pan the winter. I murder instigated by freemasonry. The courts of jastic
The Right Hon. Sir R. Peel, Bart., M. p. , left i would surely take cormisame of them if they existed.
his residence in Whitehall-gardens yesterday for Dublin. I But perhaps the Monde will tell us that the judges, the bar,
The vacant autlitorahip in connexion with the i the jurors. and the police are affiliated to the sect, and
Irish Poor-law Commission is to be filled by competitive I shut their eyes to its misdeeds If this be so, society is
examination. The salary is 6001. a yeti., with firstoslass ,in greater danger this ii "apposes, and the Monde, in
superannuation. Five gentlemen are to be Dominated, one . patients, since it presagers no means of escaping from that
by each of the following oommisionera :—Ms. Alfred Power, tumble fate which no doubt it expects on mount of its
Chief Commissioner ; Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel. Sir imprudent revelations.
Thomas Laroom, Dr. John MsodonnelL and Mr. Moab's.
relies Bellew. The 'abject' on which the candidates will
be examined will be selected by the Civil Service CODULii•
'loners and the examination will be conducted by Mr. G.
J. Stoney, ILA., at Dublin Castle. The nominees must
not be under 23 or above 43 years of age.
Mrs. Roe, the mayoress of Derby, bas been de-
livering a lecture in thatitown, "The Education of Girls."
Mr. Cox, M.P. tor the borough, presided.
It is announced by the (sereer that both the
Smithfield and Birmingham fat cattle shows will be held
this year as usual, and that the reports that they would be
discontinued in consequence of the cattle plague are wholly

An arrangement has been effected uniting the
busineas of the Britinnia Life Anntranca Company to that ;
of the Briton Medical and Goers' Life Association. The
lincome of the Britannia Company amounts to 70,00 W. per
annum, and that of the Briton to 120,0001. Same of the
directors of the Britannia join the board of the Briton.
An ingenious calculator has made out that for
every line in his new book of poems M. Victor Hugo receives
71r. 500.
The Na:ione announces, as immediately at hand,
the commescemant of the sow boulevards in Florenoa,
undertaken by an English company, sod white are to be,

its moral influence will survive for • more or less -
- -
Russia's intentions in the fir north-west of Asia are all that
day last a very nation: win exhibited by Mr. -_ - ,
indefinite period. In these questions calculation
outestalanniste would make out, 'housed, the Deify Chelsea, /ming • ' Mee of the i•rmdoo. " idsmills . witacist Imadati".. _
is almost entirely at fault. The revival of confi- '
• it'CL commas, injure on or our is is British late. Macropur," on whin Burke sad Wills subsisted in Amiss• 1 Sir Morton Peto and his fellow European Us- llt is said, 00 • grand, sag.
seede plant was growing ia a pot full of water, and pea ! sod two vetoes gal 116-4 bee sn.
deuce may be mow ; it may, on the other hand, t Our rule must be strengthened by fete
iraprovements, sent.a.muious, though not particularly tempting, vellen called npos President Johnson, at the White I The youthful King of Bavaria is suffering from ' sea IffsrLikno than. alias " 51°_4_411Y.. la sedthoreas
suspicion ; the men at vr amine , tag/
come almost immediately ; in any case it will pro- not by expending treasure in intriguing against or fighting ap• ; Rouse, on the 17th instant, sad bad a very pleasant and . a disease of the right foot brought on by too rapid growth. !et Lade. At the wehgehi rainy stales c!!lie, ,
need front motives of which the capricious action .with our sviihhtnis- BLrqtrwr AT CHATHAM. -A public banquet will interesting imer view. A splendid entertaismem had bees IHe is obliged to be carried in a litter up the stairs landing IMMus.,o..3aughs. eau to re eve Davis. V;
The Herold sad the Telegraph return to the dealings
can neither be foreseen nor in most instances beyou far 14 yes
1 Austria and Prussia with Freakiest Conaidsring that the
of be ewes at the Lecture Hal, Chatham, to-day, to celebrate ! gives to them by Mr. Beneard, superintendent of the to his apartments, and Las been ordered red out of Munich by knew me. Davis lied tau
ht... did
ee
adequately explained. the retnni of Mr. A. Otwey, H.P. for the borough. beteg : Atlantic sod Great Western Railroad, at his residence at his physicians and desired to reins n for some weeks at his
and I id tell yew of ••
•taint sr twe Met woeld of
member, of the ceeiegeretke, he,e bowel th,e,ielees eet his first emit to Chatham
.stoos the liberals obtained a 'plea Cove. Long Islam!.
.---triumph at the last eleetios, whew Mr. Otwsy defeated trightesed no di;
to make mar upon mob other upon say pretence, andl The tomb of Home Vernet is just completed 17 other respect, and was presort at saveral theatrical "I suppose these women are
not i Rear-Admiral George Elliot by a ezajoiity a 2111. The ! ' 41" -to in li. capita. at of "in"' pc!s
nal. abmi a"
LORD PALM=OWe FtrirMAL.-.-Vinentint Bury, 'to pi 1 to settle th ir ad
em oy ores a MAW. but to brieg Asir will be occuoied by Yr. John Tribe, the mayor er The plate is marked by • single bleak of granite, residence in the moultaies. He enjoys perfect heath in
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on which performances during his last s 7 is one they have no ocesetoe, they know IDA _ ._-..e
Towson' of her
Majesty's Household. Wall *Pagan, nom- them before the Diet-an interference by force would be, I Roabssass. fieveral alaaaaban al parliament be amnia" rests • white marble slab, the upper Part of which, although i which the Queen Mother made her first public appearance of the sort•" Os Saturday aftersoos the men wen' r- a
to Derby, a laramerd sweating their arrival at Sfse;
mended by the Queen to attend the (theta! a Lord Pal- the Herald says, • violation of solemn arrangements by 1 levitatioaa, among whom are thet.Earl.of Straford,ve
Mr. P.. 0,, A way Natio,. will be brought up !ilie Zr`g,
mentor in her MaiestY's elms. lis the preasenioa to the prennie even more glaring end dangerous in its nouns assess W. Martin• LP'. Barg."t irlibts. N.P., iiir..._,"•ess;•fier. mom. A palette and %rashes sculptured up the front el t►e The next mayor of Winchester will be the ououtt mewled for Mr. Om bas Montilla
placed in an horizontal position, is in the form of a Latin ! since the death of hot husband, Bing Maximilian.
Abbey Lora Bury was placed alma in the nth moan* then that which is the cased Denmark proved so profit. 1 the'
1 stein, Sir Jobe Labbock. sad I Oc
sass& imasellatsly utter the relations et the desessid. Donny
able to hex. Tel this violation mast be dazed. or the early Marla the abonews.
of Kest. The beaqast gweill-trisks ptio,`"--"steg ;an monument alone remind the maser by that there rest the tha has presided over that city. The Int mayor al Win- vernment ogred • reward el Cal., awl Yr•
x,
er hes of the gnat painter. ) skeeter was ?koalas de Lusa. for the appreheugon of the rasa.