The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-04 00:00:00

ROME.

ROME (VIA MAIMILLZB), JAN. 28.
The encyclical letter of his Holiness was distri-
buted yesterday among the cardinals.
The report of an approaching departure of the
French army is unfounded. No measures have been
taken for effecting the evacuation of Rome by the
French troop., as the Pope does not wish to com-
promise the tranquillity of the city.

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His Holiness will remain here.
The Marsini party is said to be aotive.
General Goyon has taken measures for preventing
any manifestations. Numerous detachments of

French soldiers patrol the street+ during the night.
Signor Gulling* hu been expelled. 1
The Pope hu traversed a part of this city. On
his Holiness passing through the promenade of
Piaci° the crowd was immense.

Trade is stagnant, strangers are leaving, and
bankruptcies are frequently occurring.
The municipality is actively preparing for the
new election of councillors.

An address from the town of Perugia, covered
with 609 signatarer, has been sent to the Emperor
Napoleon. Signori Massimo, Fiano, Prince Doris,
Rospigliogni, have signed the address.

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Steam-ship Company's screw steamer Vigo, Captain
Mirehouse, from Philadelphia, arrived at Queens-
town this morning, and after a abort detention pro-
ceeded for this port.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, FRIDAY Evixixo.

A telegram from London, containing a very full
analysis of an article in to-day's Morning Post, sup-
posed to be " communicated " by Lord Palmerston'
government, has made a great sensation. The Pays
prints the despatch in large type, and calls
especial attention to it. At the same time
a statement in a separate paragraph of the Pays
contrasts strikingly with one of the most important
allegations of the article in the London journal.
The Pays says that the announcement made
by several foreign journals of the approach-
iog departure of the French troops from
Rome is " completely false." This indication
of the adhesiveness of the Preach army to the Italian
soil is in entire accordance with very positive assu-
rances of mine sent to you not long since. The
Pays also says that the question of the annexation
of Central Italy to Piedmont is to be submitted to
universal suffrage, and that all the Powers are
agreed as to the expediency of this method of ascer-
taining in a positive manner the state of public
opinion in Italy. I take leave to doubt the accuracy
of this latter assertion.

The telegraphic news from London produced a
very favourable effect at the Bourse. The Rente,
after opening heavily and declining to 137 fr. 46c.,
rallied, and closed at 67fr. 800. for cosh, and
67fr. 853. for account, with a rise of 20c. to 26c.
Mobilise rose 100. The Orleans, Eastern, and
Southern railways rose Me. 25c. each; Western,
7fr. 60c.; Lyons, lfr. 26c. ; and Northern, 61r.

Garibaldi pawed through Turin on January 31,
gulag, as it was said, to (hoot. He was accompanied by
Alezandsr Doom. Opinions differ as to whether the ram'
wee makings pleasure trip with his bale, or whether his
journey 1. connected with arrangements for his resumption of
wive service. The iffgemmiard inclines to the latter view,
bat at print there it my little to oonfirm it.

The Melbourne parliament has adopted by •
majority of 34 so 31, a resolution asking that a sum of money
be Owed on the Hairnets' for the remuneration of termben.
This Tote is wrongly oondemited by the Me'bourse press.
An overland route for telegraphic communication
with America has ben proposed in France, making use of
the misting lines from London to Dresden, and from theism
catering the RUCIIiaI2 empire, and pasting through Moscow
and Kasen. Then crossing the Ural Mountains to Yakutat&
and on to the &hang Strait, crossing title, sad passing
through Rumba America to Canada end the United States.
Tita ENGLISH FRIENDS OF THE GRAND DCKII AT
Tummies' —The Rev. F. H. Sperling, rester of Papworth,
St. Agnes, Cambridgeshire, brother of the ladles wham late
esappade an WWI of the Grand Duke at Flames has hese
the sabjeot of so meek ridicule, has addressed a later to the
Ardeistrows from the Tuscan capital, In which be eaters at
With into the clro•msteaoes. " Towards 6 o'clock, pm ,
Des. 26," he says, "as my slim were retuning home by
Via della &piens, a Irani area leading from the Pisses
della nom Asausidata, to the Pierce San Keno, their at-
tention was attracted to mists writing.' on the walls of the
Grand-Date's stable., to the seen of "Jforte a Leopoldo
&mat ! Zee* si Cbdiesi I" (Dank le Leopold the Second
Domains the Omennadve I), &a, to. ; sad moot them, Wi-
tten beresif aselmerved, heedlessly wrote on the mid wall,
"Pare Atrefissende Qwre• (Long lice Ferdinand the
Fourthl), sad notitbeg elan At this momenta person droned
is plata elethes surprised them la t►e sot, sad &track my
older with such him es to break the umbrella which she
held In her hand, mad, repeating the blow on her temples,
almost stunned her. This man wee the sole whams of the
eoroalied midsed, and he, following my two enure cc they
bstitensd doss Via del Coorenaris, dam them over se she
emiedy of two gendarmes when they met, sad left them,'.
The remainder of the Maw describes the examination of
tbdr Wens, sad issineates that the Marchese Ginori was
the ponce by whom Miss Sperling wee struck. The
dtadeosoes übswees :—" We Mean Mr. flperlinee letter be-
same he dolma its lanerdea at en sot of justice. That his
explanations anew to make the rem weaker and worse Is
act our halt."