The Pope has sent to the representatives of foreign Powers an important circnlar concerning the present condition of the Holy See, which will Boon be made public.
The Pope haß addressed a letter to Antonelli, deploring the approaohing enforcement of the law suppressing convents in Italy as a violatfon of in£ernational law. He says the constant en croaohments of the Government of Italy on the rights of the Church violate morality and justice ; and only regard for the highest interests pre vents the Head of the Church from leaving Rome. A conflict between the Holy See and the Italian Government is inevitable, and reconciliation im possible. The Pope cannot submit to snoh usur pations, and, requests Antonelli to proteat against them to foreign Powers. Jane 19. — A London special sayß that the con dition of Spain is alarming. There has been a partial rising of Republicans on the Andalusia since the Conservatives proposed a dictatorship to Serrano, with absolute powers for spending money and suspending the Constitution. The Conservatives are enraged at the King's rejeotion of their proposals, and declare that they have made the last attempt towards forming a Conservative Ministry under Amadens. It is said that Serrano has gone to England in dis gust,' and Sagano has gone to France. The Badioalß are arming themselves and friends.
The Government has received news of the re appearance of Carlists in Tarragona and Galioia. It is reported that Valmazeda, Captain-General pf Cuba, has resigned.
ROUMANIA— PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS.
