The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-25 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

Ssrr. 23.
Prussia and Austria have determined, for the pre-
sent, not to carry the affair of the Duchies before the
Diet These two Powers have agreed to await the
representations of Holstein. Separate negotiations
with Denmark have been broken off. The Zeit
of this day announces that the Prince of Prussia has
received the order of the King to go at once to
Stuttgardt from Carlsruhe, in order to do honour to
the Emperor Napolion.

ROMAN STATES.

(MOM OV ft OWN CORKESPONPENT.)

ROME, SKIT. IS.
The principal lxiiefit resulting from the Pope's
journey in the provinces has been the relief of the
districts of Bologna and Romagna from at least half
the insuffenbie burt hen imposed upon them for the
last eight years by the .lastnan mintary occupation.
Ilia Holiness's autograph letter from Bologna to the
Emperor of Austria, requesting the reduction of the
garrison and the removal of the general staff to
l'adua, has been promptly complied with by his
apostolic Majesty, and the measure has been pro-
ductive of a saving of at least 210,000 seudi a year
(43,000/.) to the indebted and impoverished com-
munes of the northern provinces, fur the Austrian
superior Akers lived in clover in the subject ter-
ritory, and denied themselves no luxury which the
money of the municipalities could procure. The
palate, carriages, mid personal maintenance of the
general alone, cost the city of Bologna 12,000 scudi
per annum, and the budgets of his subordinates
were in proportion to their rank. In Rome there
is nothing to be curtailed front the present moderate
expenses of the French troops, who have been from
the beginning far less exacting
.than the Austrituis.
Whilst the provinces are denying benefit from this
partial evacuation, the annual deficit of the State
revenues will, it is hopcd, be equalised by the nd-
vantage resulting from the new loan, just ratified by
Messrs. Rothschild, to the Papal government.
It appears that the exchequer will not suffer much
from the expenses of the Pope's journey, which
have been much lighter than sometimes represented
Of course the towns through which he has passed, or
in which lie has sojourned, have incurred debts to
meet the expenses of his reception, but that has
llnothing to do with the State purse, which had only
to defray the charges for post•liorses, escorts, &c.
The maiuttnaoce of the Pontiff and his travelling
suite was reckoned at 300 seudi (1000 a day, which
of course he paid for himself; and even including the
i continual contributions to hospitals, churches, and
public works on his journey, it Is ealculated that he
cannot have spent more than 130,000 ;wadi, a good
portion of which lie had accumulated in bnght
golden gregorine before setting out. The expenses
which fell to the share of the provincial munici-
palities were the heaviest of all.

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