The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-17 00:00:00

OF THE SARDINIAN CHAMBERS.

(nom 001 OWN
TURIN, Nov.ll.
The Parliament was opned this day, by t e Lag
is prim Au unusual ly sway hoar had been ap-
pealed-10 o'oloak in the morning, being et twelve,
aa at annoying to slaws* and to ladies
mnfenalaior toilets. The fensmee re chasten of
the feehionable world were all astir by candlelight,
ea
languid basely became iadastrion for ens, sash
es opportasity of exciting admiration an bang of
deory.day ocourrecee. Unfortimately, the sky wee
igesai, the rain fell without intermission. The hills
sera at the bottom of every long west end-east street
Iran quite shrouded in mist. However, the Retinal
(l and turned out in tolerable numbers, and when the
ging erased the Pima Castello cheered very meek,
though all knew and many disapproved of what wrt
wasp
The ceremony takes place In the Hall of the Be-
asts, situated in an ancient palace that neap* the
wore of the principal square in the city, called the
pawn Madonna. The ball la nearly equate mad
eery lofty. The upper walls ars admen with she
hies in high relief and paintings, imitative of he
wife. A considerable gallery all round the bell kr
the general public, and various other galleries below
fir the diplomatic corps, the prime, &c., wen ea Me
°session quite crowded. The senators and doyens
wend the floor and filled the seats.
About ten minutes after the hoar fixed, the King
mad his suite arrived, reosived everywhere, ee 1 Men
end, with great cheering. Re was in oafiansee emil
Imbed as well as a convalescent weld tlei
manners denoted ennui and impatience to get flimisb
his constitutional duties. Victor Emmanuel, as Me
nine tell, is firmly resolved to maintain the apse-
seats which bi took on weeding the theme.
He makes it a point of honour to be almost men
seestitational than hie minister.; and a bleinkt it
ereald be for Italy if equal homely eat osi entry
nun.. We might not to be surprised, however—
and, indeed, we ought not to be ignorant—that he
doss sot quite understand or at all relish his the
doss
He consider. that the Homed Savoy is some-
what lowered since it promaigned the MAO: bat
be mixers renenedly the reselle ef the arregfelibeio-
vas—believes that be is reknit a
aety, or expiating ancestral scree—and -11111rifiCO:
his feelings to what he considers to be, if sot the
toed, at least the wialies of his anietry. From mesh
a win we know nearly what we have to =poet. He
will cartelnly
be doe. not entertain or at any ode will emit at-
test* (unless most unexpected okinielenela mike),
to pet in practice the ambitious seinese by nen
attributed to him. •
All the speedsters woe end clapped their Mob at
the apnoeace of the Xing, the upper gallery ohm-
* eery heartily. When be had taken his mat some
...evened the public to be seated, and the reading
of the speech began. Hie Majesty hesitated a little,
sad rely gave one paragraph with mash effect—that
robin to the war, and the eufferiage sad
of the may. It is etiqoette here to oboes at every
pause, but the patriotic allusion were received mat
yrtily. Them same the annooneemant of the new
lean, which, though everybody knew of beforehand,
nein to shill the amenably a link. 'There wagonse
belted" bat presently people remembered that
those who cheer the war must not grumble at the
Zeeand then was an areeetiag shag—toler•
. Marty. The Piedmont... are tee good-natured
a mph Dot to bear without meth grumbling
the anannessent of inevitable merillem. The
premise of some re-arrangemeat of taxation
wee well received, for daring the whole nom.
in the newspaper., in public meetiage, and In all pri-
nts sinks, there has been an almost asaannone sow
demnadea Of the details—at any rata, of the mum
faunal measures. People complain that the bar.
dee ea this commercial and middle classes I. Janke.

and with some mese. The mipse-.4oojete
my, tbe aristocratic—shrine elm Seekit to
Nodes for fear that the Imam takes se Reek
dodders should be trandeseed Medea. Maas et
them have even subsollosil to mineeeratber thee die.
berm. Yet the ten* is it they are mash led
taxed than, for exaspb. psimissal
Is tie diseentest of the done eat
ashoilliaP:a
aisa. It was inevitable, demelifin. that lens
of referee et least should be mile.
The whole ceremony, has the entrance of the
leg to the formal ammemeement that the
melee was opened, did ass more
km Olt misses. Hie Ilisieely ;
sad the spectators followed as as
they meld. Tee work of the Chamblee this day Wks
deeds. of their caws. The President et tie Maw
but ofDeputies is chosen, like our Speaker, by the
votes of tie members; whilst the President of tke
Senate is chosen by the Xing. The amnion dean net
melee to be very animated, bemuse the 'Mese
with the two great powers to a certain extent de-
prives parties la Piedmont of their freedom of miles.
Errs the extreme opposition admit " betwme bee
eyes" that as long as the war leers Cost Caveat will
be "the nesceassssearyry man." His remarkable abilities,
his gnat knew ire of the histnry of Samos, kis ex-
perience of administration, render it indeed so easy
matter to displace him. The contests that will ors r,
however, as a matter of course, promise to afford la-
Westin illustration of the working of emstitutional
gerrument in this subalpine land. The ex-
ponent has been so far successful. Few nations
dying so brief an enjoyment of liberty have
exhibited so much moderation and good seams as
Piethootnese. Ii there be any fault to fled it is that
the majority are supine and indifferent to political
miters t for in the peculiar (indentation of Pied-
mont, when the slightest accident may form it to set
to ea heroic scale, it is unfortunate that there should
exist avast mass of power the dieeetien of shish at
ley gives moment we cannot even speemineately
detersive. However, the pros is doing its duty as
m educator, and every year increases the political
bowledge of the people.
Some little undemes is felt in the most Winded
turtles here about the remits and consegmemese, me.
diets sad immediate, of his Majesty's impeediag visit
to the Imperial Court of Preece. It is teased that he
will there hear talk of doctrines of act berity whisk
however applicable to a patios eakeseMd by slaty
years of revolution, cannot be popeler hem Zesty
in know, it is true, that Vidor Sad&
tesettint a a both tooh. honest and. teLes:oesible
be made moreg
soemptsiwo:lrnes tom the vales of the
nixed form of government, and therefore be is likely
to give that hearty concurrence to liberal maseres
which is seeemary in such a monarchy. Far my part,
I think his policy is so evidently
ledmarked out by
sirevoistances, that he will ant be to mem snob
on sitsnial matters, but will hare his attention
directed beyond the Ticino. It is almost maw to
aIY• that he agrees with the 'trolley expressed
"Sion of the French Monikur, ea the undeselisess
any allusion for the present to the division of Italy
iato two kingdoms, one to be governed by himself,
'NI the other by a member of the Bows:tint
There is a report that daring his Majesty's journey
songs matrimonial projects will be discussed kbatthis
Ppm. are very reserved here in specifying persons,
nit_ Ice are probably better placed in England far
°mai the truth on this matter.

A letter free Berlin, of the 14tb, says: "The. is
Whis MUM sematios here respecting the arrest et two mikes
status et a Usaeral ) enjoin' the most balsam 111/11-
tiwa via the King. It is proved that these laltehisels
hit Attracted from the General's possesslos ell the ism
Mb sat haportaat dispatches welded to his, sad hen
Nal_eiths thereof to • foreign ambassador."
Afaiind Gaut& annotesees that the Cellist
C'Mae klarsal, Km, sad Peas were shot at threes est
lithe hth.

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f!'*Blo,lass:—" pries, Gerwhatef Ms Maly restived •
mil hen hi brothoo, the Geseni, who/ esparami • Ur
M.. 01e10 Mid the Crime aria* th• /UM Moto.
"".hoer
It kat boss laid is masks, Girths that • whew
to ot the mule Is NOV' " Joseph" (with mos nodho
lhos) Mit be site. at Court, dari34 the 'flat"'
h M that daring his stay in the mesa
wthe Iles of goransio will honour AO Slott lira.
Ltei
PteleMe. Koper sad the Corporation .ILidos with his