The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-02 00:00:00

ITALY.

TUSCANY.
Letters from Tuscany, in the Cologne Gazette of
the 31st ult., state that the Austrian garrisons of
Pies, Pistols, and Siena, are shortly to be withdrawn.
ROMAN STATES.

M. de Bontenieff, minister plenipotentiary of
Russia to the Holy See, left Rome for Venice on the
20th ult.

TURKEY.

The Paris papers say that the Porte has sent to
all the great powers a memorandum relating to the
nature and causes of the difference that has arisen
between Turkey and Egypt.
According to accounts of the 17th ultimo, from
Constantinople, it appears that the differences
which have existed for some months past between
the Porte and the Viceroy of Egypt have latterly
assumed a degree of gravity which makes a speedy
rapture almost inevitable. The last replies of Abbas
Pacha, which were couched in very unoonciliating
terms, have raised the discontent of the imperial
government to the highest pitch. By an express
order of the Sultan, the Council of Ministers held
extraordinary sittings three days consecutively, to
deliberate on the affair, and it was unanimously de-
cided that no fresh concession could be made by
the Turkish government, and that Abbas Pacha
must be immediately compelled to conform himself
in all points to the orders of the Sultan. The council
was, however, of opinion that a last attempt at
conciliation should be made before having re-
count) to any extreme measures. Sir Stratford
Canning continued, it is said, to espouse the cause
of Abdas Pacha, but his efforts were unavailing. M.
de Titoff, the Russian ambassador, was about to quit
Constantinople for Naples, on leave of absence.
A letter from Constantinople, in the Cologne Cia-
r,ette, states that Mr. Alison, the Secestery of the
British embassy, had returned from Belgrade with-
out having obtained from the Beni= government
the satisfaction which he went there to demand, and
which consisted in having the English flag saluted
by several salvos of artillery.

On the 28th Wit. iIiCreWWTCWc7f Neufchatel pro-
ceeded to the re-election of its Grand Council, or
Chamber. The partisans of the king of Prussia
made a great effort, but only returned 14 members
l out of 88, and in the town of Neufchatel, their heed
quarters, failed to carry the election of coo of their
candidata.

LORD DERBY, LORD JOHN RUSSELL, AND
THE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.

Yesterday the House of Lords was unuseally well
attended, as if the isseabers anticipated that some
interesting piestiose were to be pot to the Premier.
Lord Derby, however, was absent ; and the Earl of
Malmesbury hastily and prematnrely moved an ad-
jouroment„—himself leaving the house before the
gaieties could be put by the Chancellor. Subse-
quently, in the Howes of Commons, Lord John Rus-
sell beckoned Mr. Disraeli from his seat, and held
with him a private oonfermice ; after which the
Chancellor of the Psehequir commusiested with
some at his colleague. and then left the house. The
extraordinary aoudad of Lord in relation to
the dissolution of parliainen , as he did
in the first instance, nnillol7 ad •Imiri."
till he lied got the army egr navy astismiee. ad 2
had hem elatedly granal, sod them
y meet rigmgesamitts as he
drd oTlruesday nigitt--thess elrempllemes gave
a peculiarwe have kat enummabiL Later eipMetmcs to the N
throe" parikinay quip
-ha=it transpired that Lard J•hs Mama had
to interrogate the government closely to-night as to
their intentions relative to a dimlutign of parlia-
meat. Should the replies not be satisfactory the
liberals will, it is to be hoped, unite le take positive
steps for bringing the Freesia useonstitutimal
.4 government of a minority " to a proper sense of its
position and reiponsibilitim—Daily News.

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arrival aloes • desk this th, assist
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—Tthost 411e=selsiniads Week
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to wills foe the ossiO of Massie yelloollitertriaskal, *mak
tender.—Tho Visas, !, steaseisep, Commander Bossard.
yes taken into Ne. 2 desk sadly.
MILITARY.
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MAJOR-Orlizan tinersole, ftront Chatham, will
sesame the command at l'ortsmouth to-dap.(Friday).
FORTY-SECOND HIGHLANDILIII.--The Resistance,
troop-ship, which is ander orders to convey A detachment
of the 97th regiment from this eonatry to Halifax, Nova
Scotia, is to brit:, home the 42nd from that station. As
the depot of the 42nd is now at Aberdeen, the service caw
ponies will probably land in Scotland.

RETENTION or THE GUM PACs.—The CONl-
mittee formed for the preservation of the Crystal Pekoe
hats determined to test public opinion with regard to it,
by affording the facilities for a grand promenade, which
takes place to-morrow between the hours of 2 end 6 o'clock.
Six military bands are engaged for the °maiden, and it is
expected that this attraction, combined with the striking
grandeur of the interior view, now seen in its greatest pen
feetion, will draw together en immense assemblage of vial-
tors. The interior remains open to the public, free of
charge, on all week days bat Saturday, and then cards of
admission may be purchased for Is, an arrangement by
which the respectability of the attendance will no doubt be
amply secured.

BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION.—
Yesterday, atter considerable discussion. the proposed call
of
ed. 661. per altars, to settle the company's stain, wn
adjourn