The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-22 00:00:00

THE KINGDOM OF ITALY.

Mr. GRIFFTEri roes to;;;Irih; Under Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs whether the English roioistor at Turin
had lately bees directed to communicate to Baron Ricasoli
soy remonstrance oe the part of the English government
against the late popular dentoostratiou in Italy against the
contiousoce of the temporal power of the papacy, or who-
thee, is point of fact, he bad made coy commuoication of
that charseter to the Italian minister, either alone
or is conjunction with the French and Prussian ministers.
Lord PALMERSTON—It is quite true, cc the hoe.
member states, that it almost every part of Italy there
have been strong manifestations of the earnest desire of the
people that Roam should be the central capital of the Italian
klegclorn, and that the temporal power of the Pope should
mere. (Cheers.) And nowhere, 1 believe, re the feeling so
atrweglhibited as in the city of Rome itself. (Hear.) But
her Ma sty's government part ent bad taken uu with regard te
this (.shag, nor have they given any iostroctiooe to eh
James Hodges to make remonstrancee to the government of
Turin. So farce we are aware, Sir James Hodson bas
taken no such step on hie own authority, and thereto,. we
believe that there is no truth in the report that Sir James
Hudson went to Baron Ricasoli to remoestrate ea the
manifestattoos of hellos that had taken place. (Hear.)
LEICESTER SQUARE
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Sir W. JOLLlTWilveetOaak the First Commissioner of
Works whetrier these moan, prospect of en early improve-
meet in Leicester-square . Some time Mace, he said, the
creme was oseepied with a large building, but recently the
" crack of dome" had ameba( the alibi*, end the square
was tilled with envy hied et klth, rare, ebaviup, end other
disgusting matters, so that when the (cashmere come over
to see our exhibition they would hardly believe that we bed
base doing musk le the way of sanitary improvement. Such
▪ stateof urines masa sessions nuisonos. &Wile thought that
SOW* remedial emenerse shield be tam. He wanted to
know (tom the Chief Ossossionosor al Works whether it
was the Mutation et goirsrement to Interfere.
Hr. /WPER— I quiteepee with the bon. baronet that
the foreigners visiting I.owdon nett summer would be shocked
with the appearance of Leicesterequare, which was at present
the stigma ash opprobrium of the metropolis. The ram
was, however, rather mysterious, and be was afraid ha
weld sot give say seliifactory amount of it. It appeared
that there was some doubt as to the lead estate in the soil,
and all the partite concerned in the owDerehip of the square
agreed Si, allow a building, which they wean told would be
temporary and ersensental—(a laugh) to be erected. It
had untied oat, however, to be more permanent than they
hail ezpected. He should certsiuly be glad if anything
could be done to reaped, the present *tete a ibis..
He maid oily y that if he saw Ins way to may mom
am:MO.O square as ornamental as other squares et the
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he wade! be yet, glad to adopt tt. The teat
this' that say am would wish team with respect to say of they
*loam wee that they should he built epos. It was Mir/
desirable that the example et the beechen et the Temple
should be followed, and greeter hoilithe even to the public&
by the throwieg upend theorems. (Hear.)
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