The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-13 00:00:00

,:‘,NOVEMBER 1.

lOW is LaN,annonoted the intention of farming an
atwitter-ins replanted by committees acting
obedient to a women impsise, and constitutivea tied of
hidden ilstitution asp4ised in the bosom of the motley.
The gokernment cam& tolerate this neglect of rephifions
which it has bliallawn, this violation of laws whigt it ham
resolved should be respected. I invite you conse-
quently, M. le Prefect, to warn the orgaoisers and the
members of these committees, if they have commenced to
set in yaw department, that they mod immediately die-
wive, and you will inform them that if, notwithstanding
this settee, they persist in their enterprises, they will' ex-
pose themselves to the penalties decreed by the law.
Individual donations to the Holy Father are, and will re-
main free ; but as to aasociations into the secret activity of
which political intrigues under the veil of religion may
very easily glide, their existence is unlawful until after the
authorimatioo of the government, and that authorisation
has not been granted them.—Receive,
The Minister Secretary of State in the Department
of the Interior, BILLLULT.

ROME.

ROME Nov. 9.

An extraordinary council of cardinals took place
yesterday. The Secret Committee has collected the
votes of Rome on the question of annexation.

ROME Nov. 10.

The Neapolitan troops entered the Papal States
through treachery on the part of their Generals.
The Pope sent for their relief 50,000 Roman solidi,
and General Goyon 80,000 rations. The troops
are now distributed amongst the Roman provinces.
They will be sent by the Papal Government to their
own country.
To-day 900 Pontifical prisoners returned from
Sardinia.

General Goyon, it is said, considers his position
intenable.

The Papal Government has everywhere again
denied the reports that the Pope will leave Rome.
Public opinion is strongly against Mgr. Merode.
A detachment of Irish Zouaves is bring organised.
The report of General 4iamoriciere is being
printed. Rome is tranquil, and awaiting future
events.

AIISTRLL
VIENNA, TUMMY.

The official Weiner Zeitung of to-day publishes
a statute organising the provincial representation of
the Tyrol. •
The same journal contains a decree definitively
appointing General Dageufeld as Field Marshal
(Peidzeugmeister) and Minister of War.
The imperial resolution cancels all written
warnings remitted to the journals up to the present
time, thereby relieving them from the legal conse-
quences of the same as set forth in the press law.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 12.

The opening of the Chambers by the King in
person has been countermanded, on account of his
Majesty being indisposed.

UNITED STATES.
QIIEF.NST'OWN, TUZIDAY.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philaddlphia
Company's screw steamer City of Manchester,
Captain Mirehonse, from New York on the 27th
ultimo, has arrived with 130,000 dollars in specie.
She experienced heavy easterly gales on the
passage. She passed the Arago on the 31st ult.
Her news has been anticipated.

THE BOMBAY AND MAIIRMITB MAILS.
SOUTHAXPTON, TOMMY.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Ell ore, Captain Joy, with the heavy portion
of the above mails, arrived off Hurst Castle
telegraph station at 10.30 a.m.