The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-16 00:00:00

ROME.

ROME, OCT. 8.

The Abb4 Simonetti, Assistant Secretary of the
Apostolic Office of Church Penitents, and Pro-
fessor of Philosophy in the College of the Propa-
ganda, was arrested on Sunday just as he was going
to church to say mass. This ecclesiastic was once
a Jesuit, but be left the order in 1849. He is now
confined in the Diocletian Baths prison,and it humid
that papers compromising him very seriously have
been found in him house. It seems that he was in
correspondence with Father Passi, who was arrested
about a month since.

A very learned pricet, by name Abbe Parfetti,
has; fled from Rome.

The Canon Pedemoute, a Piedrnontese, who was
arrested some weeks ago, has just been released on
condition of giving up his canonry and leaving
Rowe.

The schism predicted by Father Passaglia as the
result of the Pope's obstinacy is already ciakiug
rapid progress among the Italian clergy.

NAPLES.

A letter from Naples of the Bth in the Dchots of
to-day says, "On &Willey General Cialdini dined
on board the Marlborough, the vessel of the Eug-
lish Vice-Admiral Martin. During the passage the
nine English vessels rendered honours to the Lieu-
tenant-General. The troops were drawn up on the
quarter-deck, the seamen manned the yards, and
the bands played the national hymn of King Victor
Emmanuel. A salute was fired at the moment
General Cialdini went on board. The whole staff
of the fleet gave him the moat flattering reception.
In the evening, after dinner, Cialdiui was accom-
panied ashore by all the boats of the fleet, with
Bengal fires. The spectacle was magnificent."

(asont's nisowts.)
PRANCE.

PARIS, Ocr. 16.

The Moniteur, in its bulletin of to-day, says :
"The reports lately current, caused by the publi-
cation of certain pamphlets, have excited the
attention of the government, which will take into
consideration the adoption of measures against
the publication of anonymous pamphlets."

PARIS, Ocr. 15.
The Franca Centrale of Bloie has received a first
warning.

The price of bread in Paris is now reduced to 49
centimes the kilogramme.
The Conatitutiounel of this evening, in an article
signed by its chief editor, M. Grandguillot, persists
in maintaining its assertions that disturbances and
assassinations had taken place at Geneva without
their having been repressed.
The article concludes by expressing interest and
sympathy for the independence of the Swiss Re-
public, and recalls that the French government at
the time of the annexation of Savoy strongly ma-
nifested its wish for the preservation of the auto-
nomy of Switzerland, absolute and complete.

MONTPELLIER, Ocr. 15.
The Message? de Montpellier of to-day states that
the works for rescuing tho miners buried in the
Lille mine are being actively carried on. One of
the excavations now being dug had this morning
reached a depth of 150 centimetres.

Some of the workmen still buried in the mine
state, in reply to the questions addressed to them,
that they are in a good condition.
The rescue of four of the miners still alive is
assured.

Yesterday a dead body wrut got out from the
mine.

ITALY.

GENOA, Om 16.

The Momietesfo, of to-day, states that Garibaldi
has never left Caprera, but that he has received a
visit from General Mieroalawaki.

A letter, written by Garibaldi, in reply to the
address sent to him by the French workmen in
Italy, has been published. Another letter ad-
dressed by Mgr. Liverani to Cardinal Mancini,
requesting him to bring the Pope to a conciliatory
spirit towards Italy, has also been published to-
day.