The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

ROME.

Letters from Rome of the 7th state that on the
previous evening the departure of a body of volun-
teers wee on the point of coaling a manifestation
among the people in the suburbs, but it was pre-
vented by General de Guyon sending a detachment
of French troops to the spot. Ins Papal Nuocio
has received orders to withdraw from Florence.
The bishops have received orders to have prayers
offered up for the reestablishment of peace.
The following is a copy of the protest forwarded
to the Pope by the municipality of Ancona :

_ . .
Holy Pother,—The nrogioarecy of the oommase of An mu,
prostrated at your Holines's fast (literally, prostrated at the
Wm of the feet of year Holies-), prays your summit, to
gives favonnals hearing t r its moat repo :dal prayer. 'rho
Austrian military, already rnooc nuncovus then its ganiron
la wait to to among err, is tow Inas maig in too ypre a a pro-
portion to the narrow memo of moon= iodation in the city,
to whose hamming p ovulation year sanctity was lardy
pleased to great the eaten, on of the emits of the city walls
to ► I.rge limit, from their occupation of private buildings,
of establishments of Industry, and even the plops We-
b ishments dowlsted to the education of the chillren of the
people.

The magiotesey d its not even dare to doubt that the clue
**gamut indemnity and the very expense of lodging thew
mew c mere, by no on nos celled hither by the exi‘enees of
the state, I,l' by the mere than ever plowable and blameless
atitu is of the town, will frit in some measure es ths
municipal admin'etraloo, Area ly relined by military ex-
penoiians to a depbarasle extremity, and which cornet
remain c =mine 1 deeply t t such a squandering of private
Ixtrreets, to the rendsring Idle so many arms suddenly
mia.ehad from the exercise of their iadostry, to the depriva-
tion cf that vital nowistunsw to the soul, which instruction
Is, to which 300 poor Lots aro condrutned.

Nor is this enough. The Aunties troop act here with
effrootery—bare put tits pleos and the surrounding smutty
in a state et waritte dedenee—with flusher disorder to privets
properly—whh haw resulting in eouseqnence to oar agri-
culture. And while these warlike preptrationa terrify oar

eitisens—whe ark how and wby they should have to light the
banks of another in • land sul4ect to the dominion of the
King of Peace—the report of which with dread hurrying
them into the neighbouring provhmer, deprives Ancona of
every resource of internal commerce at a time when she bee
the greater need of it, from the &teem of foreign trade,
shaken as his by the oscillations of Europea► politic.
For these evils, and for greater still, which the probable
event of • war gives ue good reason to presage—which such
preparation look forward to, end may even possibly provoke
—the magistracy of Ancona has felt it its duty humbly to lay
at the foot of your Holiness's throne this explanation of the
condition of the torn, which anxiously prays that inch evils
may he presently remedied and provided against for the
future.

With which hope, which an experience dear to it inepirse,
it awaits from the lips of the fatter [careering worde—from
the sovereign effectual protection.
Anima, April 18, 1859.

THE TRICOLOUR AT NSA.

(MOM ♦ COMESPONDENT.)

PISA, MAT 6.

When the Grand Duke left Florence great wu
the joy of the Toscana; and down by the next train from
every city came immense banners which were erected lama
bridge, church, or tower, according to choice. Here in Pies
the tri•mlour is hoisted In the middle of t►e bridge, and
everyone goes about with tri•coloute all over them.
The Plans actually woke up—poor people—when the
news arrived that the flag was coming down. They waited,
end welted on the burning bridge—in the flaming sun, with
many false alarms and mach patine., till on the aril rail-
way they law the train streaming down with the great tri-
colour flag waving lu the wind. Then they began dancing
with inthatienee on the platform ; and thew, with a shout,
took the banner and rushed on to the middle of the bridge
with it. Then, such a shout! The people my, howl, laugh,
and dance as they crowd round their oi-colour—and kiss it,
and hug it : and old memories of the '4B—and of the deed
heroes—and the blood of Nevem, Ceposova, and all their
battle fields—with the dead saints, who are gone but not for-
gotten—rise in tho air and float about with the dust, and
steam, and garlic, as they—with much panting, polling,
and heaving—hoist up the trf-oolour, and it flute in the
wind; and then they rush about like mad creatures up and
down tho bridge, and "cream " Viva Italia e la
Liberia:" Now they have subsided, and ace cool and col-
lected, end, in fact, behave with perfect rumors, and good
NW. H. V. D.