The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

The following letter, by. a oorreermasat of the
Brussels lesdeprisdance, is intending. as the testi-
mony of a conservative on the essdition of Italy,
after making its tour:—
DTM SEPT. 9.
The situation of the Roman astern h se sad diet I prefer
saying nothlag about it, bat I shouldeouar toos=tt
In Tuscany, if the Liner et the an
impreved, the panted et
grows wens The
windrawal al • plena et the Antrim sew hue tikes off
a put of shelled whisk weighed ea the see nd perhaps,
ttritwgeed mensentsat, the delbt
etmight be egehMd ia
Bet is Tammy penelplestAsft, sham is
hbas art duos bantiMiffeile 1111 easisidMors. BeA
,1847 6:R:toyed mid leigedni their seneelp, Leopold
11. T , this noon mei boa ammo exist, and al
prestige is =it.= et these fern':c
on the= the the sovereign,
sad aloe, sad will
:aawsdy Mora as I=seisPillirtt /Mahler& Re imp,
up Mean eramemientioas with the prefects sad the WE-
I tan Welk tam to falter him, advise his. to matspea
a rouse ef reelahn. Ms t Iliad...oddssil by
fahe , of Oa the Oise side,
the nanTeilirsisseleg that 18 leet mdey_the hal ma-
dam of regOriepall=teehlleriannto kelp,
and thus lame
of a ereatey wee mi h md, but unmasks, met.
At Illiainaumeene semen have bele4 beta made. They
an Mined to lave one Wales win thus made at
wFine" esed Raeg&whish wenseansted with
l wed
De is
Merit. neThis is ita neer : the amen
ea enema of some roma ammaosthan K
whin have takes pinata sena the
last etenept es the 116 of the deinaleallaPAtildAter•
an said to be gran indleadens agehat the parties analed,
but, as the Tema kw requires peddle proof of the chase,
it is expelled that a sadist of sot guilty will and the
pro:seem
I have not visited Venice, but I have sojourned at Milan.
The adminietratioa If the t is directed to Is-
e:wee
tteht:p=elsl nines die , end to win-
lar 11••• To ellen master Ramses are
Mahn esd eramniesisme oremeL In Lom-
bardy this system has se semen linen sesisties
awl should the et Beeepe be beeitn, a revolutMnery
OWNIIIIIItt wouY, IS i to be bend, break out in ell the
Italisa_pepenees.
In the new pelithal hatitatine an quietly
taking Ten The provinces engin of the weight of
tams, sad it is feared that if this simad matins* the go-
verment will be eaapsital to hate sename to a sew
alienable of roan asewillanialesthe inmease of re-
ceipts. • rensedea etas Pielmeallese mary from 64,000
to 30,000 woad ernes the banns ; bat is this
possible in the present sienna allure's t I leave states-
men to newer Ode patios.

TURIN, Smv. 9.
The Piedesontese Gazette of the lOth contradicts
a report originating from the Savoy papers, to the
effect that the Duchess of Orleans had left St. Ger-
vais, and says that her Highness continues to make
frequent excursions with her family in the environs
of that agteeable spot.
It is said tha t General Marmots, the Minister at
War, will pay a complimentary visit to Louis Napo-
leon on his arrival in the South of France. M. de
Buttenval, the French ambamador, has returned to
Turin.

_
The Florence correspondent of (the Opinion., of
Turin, states that the Tuscan Minister of the Interior
has notified an order to all printers not to publish
say speeches of the counsel for the defence in the
case of Guerrasii and:others. The counsel for the
defendants have appealed against this order to the
council of ministers. Meanwhile the trial " drags
its slow length along;" the reading of the documents
in support of the prosecution will, it is believed, take
us many days. The government has published a
large volume containing most of these documents,
which generally consist of virulent attacks upon the
Grand Duke during his stay at Gaeta; and it would
seem that the government wishes the said volume to
be extensively circulated, since it has fixed its price

at about sfr., a very low sum considering the size
the book.

--- -----
The Italia e Popolo contain. the following:
God and the People.—National Italian Association. No.
108.—Citiseas,--In consequence of the instructions I have
ressivsd, I am happy to transmit to you the decree of the
anion of Tammy with this Romeo States. This is a solemn
year; it strengthens the opinion of those who love and de-
airs republican amitqy, and it more than ewer dissipates the
Luau,ns of the f • it strikes the partisans of the
constitstional onssaraby to ihs heart, aad falls like a mostal
weight upon tyrants. You are, from this day, invested
with all the attributions inherent to your mimon.—Greet-
ing and fraternity.—Florence, Aug. 20th, 18,2.—T0 the
citizens composing the Committee of the Central
Interior Direction of the National Italian Association, for
the Tuscan provinces at Florence, the Extraordinary com-
mittee of the Central Interior Direction.
_

It is further stated that the comminsary of the corn.
mittee at Rome acknowledges and definitively accepts
the union of the Roman States with Tuscany.

ROMAN STATES.
The ()inmate di Roma announces the arrival at
Rome of Sir IL Bulwer, on the 4th inst.

GERMANY.

The King and Queen of Sweden, travelling under
the name of Count and Countess de Tallgurn, and
accompanied by the Princess Eugenia and their
suite, arrived at Hamburg on the 9th itiat. As they
were travelling incogmlo, no public reception was
given them. They were to remain in that city two
days, and thence proceed to Lubeck, where the Thor
a:earner was in waiting to convey them to Sweden.