The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

The following letter from Rome of the 6th of
December is published by the Paris Constitutiourtel:—
" I have just received a very important piece of mws,
which I hasten to transmit to you. The Marqui:i Sa-
chetti, who was to have sent this week to Naples a
quantity of decorations which the Popo ordered, has
just received directions not to do so. A person, gene-
rally well-info tried of what is going on, has just told
me in a positive manner that his Bolin( ss is expected
hero towards the end of next week, or the beginning
of the vveele followi;.g. At an early hour this morning
the large state carriage of the Pope was taken to the
Vatican. Judge of the joy of Rome and of the Ca-
tholic world if this news of •his coming hack turns
out to bo true ! We shall then see the horizon clear,
and our hearts will open to some hope. The. Pope once
more at Rome, the European question will be half
solved, and we may hope that ever) thing will be ter-
minated in a pacific manner. You are aware that
General Rostolon has received from the Holy Father the
Grand Cross of the Ordine Piano, and that his aide-de-
camp has also been decorated. It is stated that at the
first non-official interview of General Baraguay d'Hil-
hers the Pope asked him if he were married. The
General replying in the affirmative, his Holiness took
from his secretary four precious chaplets which h.,d been
consecrated by himself, and gave them to the General
for his family. General Baraguay d'flilliers has not yet
returned to Rome, but is expected every day. M. de
Corcelles, it is said, will come with him."
The Statute of Florence of the 15th states, how-
ever, that the POPE has declared to General BARRA-
GUAY D'HILLIERS, that he cannot return to Rome for
the present, and the Paris Siècle adds that the reason
is that he has no funds. General BARRAGUAY D'HIL.
LIERS was still at Portici.

The Courtier des Alpes of the 11th announces the
election of constitutional deputies to the Piedmontese
Chamber by large majorities at Pont-Beauvoison,
Albertville, and Annemasse. The Risorgimento of
Turin of the 10th gives the following constitutional
elections at Turin :—Cavour,l3albo, Galvegno, Gioia,
Pinelii, and Novelli. The President of the Council
M. d'Azeglio has been elected at Strambino, General
Dabormida at Avigliana, and Terenzio amiani at
Pinerolu. Of the Democratic party, we notice the
names of Josti, Meliana, and Ratazzi.

A letter froM Milan. of the 4th contradicts the
rumour of the resignation of itADETZKY.
In Naples the obscurantists are carrying every
thing with a high hand ; the education of the people
is given over exclusively to the priests.
The Minister of Public Instruction of Naples has

issued a decree, dated the 30th ult., to regulate the
religious discipline of the students of the colleges and
universities. By this decree a commission of four
ecclesiastics is instituted to superintend the conduct
of the students. Every student to belong to some
religious congregation or society (Congregazione di
Spirito). No permission of residence will be
granted to a student unless he produces a cer-
tificate from one of the said congregations.
He is bound to attend the congregation on
every holiday, and every month a certificate of at-
tendence is delivered to him by the
.Prefect. The
student is also bound to present once a month to the
congregation a certificate proving that he has followed
the lessons of a master approved by the Minister of

Public Instruction. No-student can obtain acade-
mical degrees unless he has attended a congregation
for at least eight months. The same period of at-
tendance is required for every successive degree. The
directors of institutes are bound to take their pupils
above ten years old to one of the congregations, and
to present once a month to the commission a certifi-
cate of attendance. The day-scholars frequz_nting
the ccums and private Echoolg are subject to the
same ObligAtiOLS.