The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-21 00:00:00

Err, whieh est throng It the , dhe I
• be mountain from logs of blood. limb
Asa young
1"w"...- o
orlic was strock in the um, which hung
..red.al-bverirbi: of flesh. On his arrival in Naples
lw k " much blood that an ampatatien
et eo
cold not take place, and as no rese tioahasup to this
lieu t'ta° place, it is not expected that he r can live.
SsrM is also reported killed, and two men
s.
Aito jhad folks s secritice to the eruption were said
have ban buried yesterday at Pottici. Some
„. hi, been felt for an Englishman and his wife
I:!nied.' not returned fetes a visit to the mountain;
d vet the crowds roll on night and day to see this
wes,,erfsl pheuomenoo. From the eeighbourhood of
the outunhun all the inhabitants have fled, and the
▪ r from the nigger ne at Torte has been removed.
's I conetweesd this. let`:: I have again seen
I,‘ adman ors whom I have depended for informinforms..
Jr, ob I„pii affairs, and have gleaned the following
pa. e.eulors. on ,A:hich you may.eertainly depend. My
• has been in commonicatrea with Cardinal Dn.
et. In he represeets as a sincere, well-meaning
t,,,. without that capanty and spirit of intrigue
oiry to unravel and overthrow a conspiracy
frail against the rope. The propositions made by
colisal Dupont to the Pope were, that he should
room t,' }tome immediately under French protec-
t:, ; that he should be restored triumphantly; left
rhely free in the government of his states ; and that
th. French troops should be withdrawn immediately
f• ormstioa of an independent papal force—it
• added however, as a finale, that France would
lc:rites! certain desires sis to the particular form of
F. v. rnment to be adopter. As yet no definite answer
Iv !lan returned. Dupont is to have another inter-
• w with his holiness to-day or to-morrow. The re-
„:: however I can anticipate—the mission of the can
n,l will be unsuccessful, far e. variety of reasons, into
• the private wishes of 'aim betimes do not enter,
- I repeat that he in the strongest manner has an-
, eva hie intention and desire to return, but parties
T • woven a net about. Pio IL frum which he cannot
tth regard to S.cily, nothing can subdue or tran-
.ise it. The very same day that the unfortunate
- Were soot in Palermo, highly respectable
ele went round the city making subscriptions to
,:rov the ex:l:senses of masses to be said for the re-
et the souls of the poor fellows, and the money
• .eat off to Genos, where the ceremonies are to be
ie-orined. The policy of government is, as I have
....rd. to patiently, month after month, trace out all
a;sraents of the
_late revolution, and sacrifice in

iii all persons of whom they may have any su-
,,ioe, and there is too much that is passing around
to mtiblish the truth of such a report.
F;re per Cents., 03, and sinking; Exchange on
Laudon, MS.
OMAN STATES.—Letters from our Roman
"milky dent, dated the 12th icstant, hare oome to
hr.d. The cowardly attack made on Prince
Ills:pato had led to the arrest of 160 liberal. An
notification of the Section the Coro, interlarded
th fierce attacks on the late republic, had been
p.a.azicd ak,at Rome by the police.
the murder of a French soldier hu induced a
pt—limatiun from General Barsguey d'llilliers pro-
ing the currying of dagger poignards ander pain
if being 'hot.