The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-17 00:00:00

ITALY.

(72011 ova OWN COIRIMPONDOST.)
TURIN. Nov. 9.
The Italian government at once announced to the
government of France its acceptance of the con-
This however, will prove one of the
greatest obstacles to its meeting, for Austria will be
unwilling to have the Italian question dismissed,
and will not like to have her repreesntative sitting
by the side of the representativeof that Italy which
she does not recognise, and which she has
always regarded as a geographical expression."
where the triumph of interests is the
chief rule of political conduct, people will not be
suurrpprised that the Italians see with pleasure the
enrtwrraumeot of Austria, and that they are dis-
posed to enter into an alliance in which Russia may
be one of the parties. It is true that Remain in
steeped iu Polish blood, but every nation has toe
many stains of that kind, and no alliance would be
possible if considerations of that nature were to
prevail. Moreover, Russin in entering into an
alliance with the liberal powers must with
granting to Poland more liberty. The Italians
therefore would not scruple to be in alliance with
a despot if the alliance benefitted them and did no
injury to the Poles. One thing in particular is
troubling the Italians, and that is the side which
England will take in regard to the inevitable trans-
formation towards which Europe is moving. Will
she remain a discontented spectator as in 1859,
allowing France to acquire more influence and
territory by the annexation of some oilier Nice and
Savoy t Will she, to prevent this, unite with France,
or will she join Austria in combatting the new ideas!
This is what the Italian statesmen and the Italian
people are asking themselves, especially in the
north of Italy, where the positive views of practical
politics are more diffused than elsewhere.

Despatches were received on Saturday at the
00locia1-edice from the Governor of the Bahamas. Des-
patches were sent to the Governors of the North American
I
province
THIS NOORPORATED SOCIETY TOE PEOXOTING
FAILINGIIIINT, BUILDING, AND RIPAINDIG or CHURCHES
AND Onarsas.—This society held Ito first meeting for the
Velment essaloo, yesterday, at the society's house, No.!,
Whitehall, S.W. The chair was takes by William Cotton,
Esq. ; there wen Waternt. Sir Thomas Phillips, Rev. A.
Boarmisihr, Rev. Field, Herm Jobs Boodle,
Gooey Coolers, .1. F. France, J. R. Porker, William
Skittle", Edward Thornton, and the Rey. George
Alaslis, M.A., secretary. emits of money amounting to
8151. were made in ski of the following objects
,heilding a new church at Hayward's-heath, sear
Hoghton • rebuilding the churches at Blaeufortb,
nineGrdiglll 11111,4137 WA. seer Abe...you. Cer-
am:llm ; linapireU, seer St. Imo, Heels.; Limiters's,
sear Holyhead ; sad Trefeglwys, near Sbrewabory. Es.
largiag or otherwise leeressiog the accommodation
is the churches at Bothers, seer Ithaswoeth ;
ley, seer Hereford; Erehfoot, sear Devises ; Little
sear Biendiley Bastion. Backs ; Llanengrad. neat
Positron& ; Liasmadee,mor Svratiesa ; Stases'. new Wan; CArrADI STai—A public banquet was gives VD
Teatiodem Hest ; Then Be. Nrocaret, mar Collumptes; Costae. Spoke, at the Gimp Hotel, Waster, on Wei
ad Teeple, Sear I,llolamtic The mast formerly saris ossehtY vmaiwg. About 11111 loorhilthtuu and
towards betiding the •dliersg at Moonley, near Durham, ware preeest, ea &Me a large Dumber of ladies.
wy laereased. Tlait soniety likewiee seeepted the terse( Hooke was amosepealed by Nr. G. Lengths, M.P., id lte
the fellewitt repaytoads. momtoads, map. ; Hon. W. Addington, M.P., the former representative cilt-
fordsidre ; CFOS le lieed,ls the pariah of Walkiroe„ Amex ; ' serving, is the coarse of his address, that himself. Sir A.
BE Clabforkodircbareb, Limped ; Holy Trinity, , A. Had, Hr W. Mike, sad fifs. Restehball would hrieg
Lee, Rost;.Lahr Cramped], Manehester ; Mold Gomm, the dais, of the pliant captain before parliament, if the
sew Biitillersfield • Si. Mark's, Preston ; St. Joh, the Mmessinent not PlaviumlY vavvilliv• them, The =Pigs
Evangelise, Newfro;y, Bale ; and Aldriaeton, Some& At was pasted withlood aftlanes, sad is the course of
this meet's( the sum of 2,8661. was ordered to be paid for alien paid. a well•mevited Whets to Ospeele Greta sad
mobs ramotly completed. by akieh4,ll7eittiap have here Dr. Livimptose. Mr. Coombe, the chain:as in proposieg
provided, sell 3,841 of these seemed for the free used the the Meath ad OsPeelw Boa% mentioned the Quest
power ishabitanta The society is ME lemeetatiy sad bed beeeplossea to sipidy her approbation his efforts. -
a rum& Western Daily/mei.