The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-05 00:00:00

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Isalgian, 3, 1410 OOl Money.' ,110,..
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Do. 46
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Treitasury .
l'uN:mont 5 per Cents. 97 40 Bank ••• la.
be; ape.— St. Germain, 305; % eesauk„ •
Lett bank), 142 ;0; Paris, and Orleans, 792 ...
532 SO; Roues and Illere, 230; liarsealsa
Str.t.buunt and Hale, loofi :5 ; orle-tos and Virrr .n,
and Mord...aux, 39t, ; North. 4:,1 35; r.d-la .41: ...r.
Tours and Nantes, 231 22; Dieppe and fecantp, 17e.

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SPAIN.

The Madrid Gazette, of the 301 ult., contain
decree, enacting that the heir to the crown, t
a prince or a princes*, shall, according to tile
euston of the monarchy, have the titlr, hn. •
prbilige of Prince of the Austuriat —The 1. -•
the treasury, says the Gazette, were in the •
last April 77,3,33,852 reale ; and in fle
month of
.1849 they were only 71,344,3(1 re . .

SWITZERLAN D.

The nawly-electel Grand Cram..
for the first time on the let. M. :•• seT
name of the executive goverr::l ti!. hr.,
the military measures which ha.: b
the preservation of order. A r.; •.•
entire council on the elections w
stated that those respecting wit .•
been made had been divided into r
those complained of for inforr.l-.1.:•
plained of for fraud ; and the'
been made with respect to the
was proposed to refer the latter to .e co:n
discussion arose as to whether the dep.
for Porrmtruy should or should no b nrl:-
goverr.ment or radical party proper ::'..r
notwithstanding certain acts of ci,
been committed at the elections; Vie c
opposition party opposed it. Tn.•
votes for the non-admission, 10.1 •
thereby placing the government p
minority. A committee was then
a report on the elections, which the exert
ment desired to be referred to it.

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11)N1 M‘v

The Pope's harangue has madelts.loWrin7ein
public, although not until last night io a larsua.te
adapted to the comprehension of the peope. Withoat
dragging your attention through eleven oat:
of verbose Latin. I will give you a lnia •
their contents. H:s holiness begins by m.
the grievous troubles which lately stllieted <stet.
obliging him to absent him& If for upwards , t s.steen
months from tbejholy see, and attributre to Dlvine
Providence, ever great in upholding the church. the
calming of the storm and his own tetu-n to it me

JC:Tti:

Alluihog to the athiirs:of Piedmont and 13;g:um
his holiness expresses his grief . .

At seeing that in another catholic kingdo n our rt.t
religion is depressed, and the sacred right• et the ehurdi ar.J
of the holy see trampled under foot. Y u
venerable brethr.n. that we speak of the rUhA:.'itk,
where, u all know by private intelligence and :ktt• •
a law has been promulgated contrary to the rizio,‘ of the
church and to the sol.mn treaties made s i h the an... •::.•see..
not many days ago, to the great grief of our he at, the milt
distingui.hed Archbishop of Turin. our veil. hr.•ther
Luigi Fransoni, wu torn from hi. ten &nee

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lorce, and V ken to the citadel, am ilst at, in, ,r ie. of the
good inhabitants of the city of Turin and the whole I,,,gdore
We, meanwhile, sa the riousitiss at the case our
office u defender of the rights of tie church re-
quired, lost no time in appealing to that govcrnalec•
through our eardinsl secretary of ewe, agsti ,t the ahore•
mentioidd law, and against the inji ry and s:olede! cut
practice in the person of the worthy archbishop. Wrl:E
we soo•he the bitterness of our soul with she hope rl.st this
appeal will have the desired effect, we will not is in Jno-
thee harangue to treat of the ecclesiastical CCM..•t that
kingdom, informing you when we shall lodge pp v!::".
We cannot also abstain, through cur paten. rit
I for the illustrious Bilgian nation, from c tprewng our Mel
that catholieipm should be now mowed io that Line.terr•
hitherto iss inguished for its affection tower's the eat
raigi4n. But we hope that the moat ecrene it.ne, and a 3
those who administer the public affair.. ro,s, rile. in their
wisdom, how much the catholic church and do tines Co,
tribtrei to the temporal prosperity and irtriprEcy of the
people, will preserve intact the salutary power of .hc church.
and endeavour to uphold and defend as sword prelates and
ministers, together with their excellent w

IVhilst speaking of the public sets of h:s holiness.
I may as well state that, on the das h.. Ole s sterdsy,
Trinity Sunday, ho decided, ex eativ,%l. I, up in the
merits of two candidates for canoniza.,ori—vit. Peter
Chive a Jesuit missionary, who rhea two hividred
years two, and whose beatification the Pope declared
might bo safely proceeded with, since If.s virtues and
miracles wore clearly established; and Germzue