The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-31 00:00:00

THE PAPAL ENCYCLICAL.

The Roman Journal of the 26th publishes the
text of the Papal Encyclical lately referred to in a
telegram. His Holiness denounces as a race of
lost men those who demand that Rome be annexed
to Italy :
They w►lk ihe says) in impiety, they serve under the
standard of Satan, upon whose front is written " lies,"and
turning their mouths against Heaven they bla►pheme God,
soil and despise all that is sacred, and treading under foot
all Divine and human laws, breathe but carnage like rapa-
cious wolves, losing their souls by their great sins, carry-
ing sway by violence the goods of others, afflicting
the feeble and poor, increasing the number of un-
happy widows and orphans, and in the corruption of
their hearts shamefully satiating themselves with bad
passions to the vest injury of society itself. It
is by this race of lost men that we ate now surrounded,
venerable brethren. Actuated by • spirit altogether
diabolic these men desire to unfold the standard of lies
even in our beloved city, near the chair of St. Peter, the
centre of truth and catholic unity. And the chiefs of the
Piedmontese government, who ought to repress such men,
do not blush to support them with all their zeal, to pee
them ►rms and all necessaries, and to pave for them the
way to the city. But let them tremble, although placed
at the supreme head of • civil power, for by this perverse
conduct they come under the weight of ecclesiastical chas-
tisement and censures. And though in the humility of
our heart we do not cease to pray, ►nd with all our might
supplicate God, rich in mercy, that He may bring these
unfortunate men to a salutary penitence and into the
right path of justice, religion, and piety, we cannot be
silent on the grave dangers to which we are exposed in
this dark hour.

The Pope continues to attach to " the Pied-
montese government" the responsibility of his
troubles. Despite the heroism of his army, it is
evident, he says, it cannot resist much longer.
There is no one save the Almighty who fights for
him, and therefore he calls upon the faithful to
supplicate God unceasingly. The latter part of
the encyclical relates to the treatment of the Polish
catholic' by Russia, which country is denounced
in the ordinary ecclesiastical language.

(lIZUTEEL'S TILLY° RAYS.)

THE ITALIAN TROOPS CROSSING
THE FRONTIER.

FLORENCE, Orr. 30, Evistxr.

The Official Gazette of this evening says
" The French Moniteur having announced that
the French flag waves upon the walls of
Civita Vecchia, the government of the
King, in conformity with the declarations
made by it previously to friendly powers, in
view of such an eventuality, has given the order to
the royal troops to cross the frontier and occupy
some points in the Pontifical territory."
The Ga---etta di Firenza says :—" This morning
at 11 the King ordered the Italian forces to cross
the Papal frontiers. The troops are now advanc-
ing upon Civita Castellana, Orte, Acquapendente,
and Frosinone."

PARIS, Orr. 31.

The Moniteur of this morning announces
that, in consequence of the interruption in the
Pontifical telegraph lines, no intelligence has
been to-day received from Rome subsequent to
that of yesterday. It was known only that the
Papal garrisons of Viterbo and other towns were
concentrating upon Rome to aid in its defence,
it being threatened by Garibaldi.

The same journal says :—" Certain papers con-
clude from the proclamation of King 'V ictor
Emmanuel that the settlement of the Roman
question would be arranged between France and
Italy. The French circular, however, of the 25th
of October, cannot leave any doubts as to the
intention of the government to subunit to the
eta 11l i l istion of all the groat powers a quest'
which interests entire Europe."

WURTEMBI'ItiI.
8TIITMAlt1), ovr. •m 1.14111,4.

To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the treaty
of alliance with Prussia was adopted by AM AarOmit
32 votes. To-morrow the deliberation ulMnt the
Zollvcrein treaty will commence.

HUNGARY.
PESTEr, OCT. 30, Evirmaro.

To-day in the Lower House of the Hungarian
Diet the special committee presented its report on
the demand of the Minister of Justice for per-
mission to prosecute Deputy Bohzormrye for pub-
lishing a late letter of M. Kossuth. The report
urges the house to grant the required permission.
The debate on the question will oome off on Satur-
day. M. Kossuth himself has addressed a com-
munication on the subject to the President of the
Lower House, stating that the letter in question
was published by Deputy Bohzormrye with M.
Kossuth's full consent.