The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-03 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Drc. 28.
The Queen is sufficiently recovered to be able to
receive the congratulations of her ministers.

ITALY.
PIEDMONT.

TURIN, Dsc. 30.
The Chamber of Deputies has postponed the dis-
elusion of the treaty with Austria till Friday.
VENICE, Dec. V.
The Emperor of Ruwia fully intends, it is said, to
pass a part of the winter here.

PARMA.

The Parma Gazette publishes a decree which
enacts that all offences of sedition, high treason,
tampering with the fidelity of the troops, distributing
revolutionary publications, &c., shall be punished
with death. Minor offences of the kind are to be
punished by imprisonment or the galleys.

ROMAN STATES.

A letter from Rome, in the Opinion of Turin,
states that the Papal government has given orders
for the construction in England of a steamer of 40-
horse power for the repression of smuggling on the
Roman coast.

TWO SICILIES.
A letter from Naples, in a Frankfort journal, says:
After the bombardment of Messina, Lord Palmereton
demanded an indemnity for the damages nutained byEng-
limb subjects. The matter was referred to • commission,
which deed • sum, without, however, taking account of
the interests that had become due. Mr. Temple, the English
minister at Naples, declared that he would accept the
amount. But Lord Pahnento• demanded a layer sum,
with interest. The Neapolitan governasein has just sc-
olded to his lordship's demand. People her. are very much
irritated at this act of weakness.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dim 30.
The ministerial Prussia,. Gazette has a leader on
Austria's projects of commercial policy. The article
insimmfts that Austria's profession of promoting the
mislaid welfare of Germany is a mere pretext, M-
-34881101 to cover its own grasping policy. Of course
wiry government seeks first to promote its interest
sod attain power. But why insinuate? Why not
op* out boldly? It is to be hoped that the undo-
dial tans of this article is not to be taken as a Ines•

sure et the degree of resolution with which the
Pnwelan government is prepared to meet the present
. The cavalier, or Ire= Zeitung party,
Swavely showed a mon leaning to Austria,
seems to bay, Nor to the ?oes, that the time, has

eons mhos the rent rival slobs mint tallow separate
toohmeloo, at bast on the WI et political ecooomy.
Is thb oweierls number the oiler remarks : " We
regret art )Vial able to pardelpolo in the supposi-
tion et boomolesit intentions on the port of Austria.
Facts qv* Ns heft spina k. Wi deplore the
knob= Aidrim 'biome ; batons bore the
L= flansby bavigeor ryes cleatzeuX
the we aba whisk Amble ia is
=l:ith .11 km means "—namely,
of Prussia, by wresting from it MIMIC.
dal 111111p1Milece.
assourtial treaty with Holland also contains
a chow, that it can be cancelled on the Ist Jan.,
1834, Is MN the Zollverein is not renewed. Provi-
sion ie elm mods that the Dutch railroads shall adopt
[lino romelem in order that the merchandise
ltd. mgi~,l a from Prussia through Holland,
idiot
b blamed efforts will be made to induce
M. won Bruck, the originator of the new tariff and
the general customs union scheme, to resume the
Austrian ministry of trade, which be resigned only
011 account of M. von Eraass's apprehensiveness
ohest the costs entailed by Bruck's extensive pro-
bate. He is certainly the man whom Austria
manta.
The Czar is looking well to the army. The St.
Peknikay Journal amain the promotion of
lams Is Ilks wain et pm* sod Sixteen to thaty
or kintenontionsraL

OREECE.—M. Demetrius Perronka, who has
played a distinguished part in Greek affairs, has been
amminated in his bed, at Argos. His body was co-
eared with wounds. The authors of the crime are
not known.
THE lONIAN TSLANDS.—A supplement to the
Corfu Vault., of the 22nd ult., has a notification
from the Lord High Commissioner, containing a de-
cree of her Britannic Majesty, by which the lonian
parliament is dissolved.

NEwe OF THE EXHIBITION BVILDINO.—A com-
mission has been igeued from the Lords of the Treasury to
Lord Seymour, Sir William Cubitt, end Dr. Lindley, to in-
quire and report on the wet of maintaining the building on
Its present sit•—of its reseed elsewhere, either wholly or
in part—and the purposes to whieb it may be advaatage-
ously applied. The evidence of the eoutreston sad others
quidified to advise as these subjects will of cow., be telly
goo' into.—Buiftkr.