The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-16 00:00:00

(arum's TILLGILLII6)
THE ITALIAN P. - - - -

LANICL.LII.
TURIN, JAN. 16.

The following is a more detailed report of yester- - - - - -
neighbourhood, a belief confirmed by opialoos smeseed by
day's debate in the Senate : emend experienced miners who have worked in Victoria,
Baron Ricasoli, in reply to a question addressed New South Wales, and California. A certain degree of
to him by Signor Sareto in reference to the general excitement baa consequently arisen, sod a public meeting,
policy of the government, said that he had en- both numerously and influentially attended, was bold,
deavoured to complete the cabinet by the appoint- at which • committee was appointed to collect sub-
scriptions and to send out prospecting parties, and, on ap-
meat of a Minister of the Interior, but that
placation to the government, • grant of public
the pending reforms created insurmount- money ham been promised equal to the amount subscribed.
able obstacle+. He was not disposed to The committee went to work in earnest, and in two or three
make a compromise with political parties. days • party comprising Mr. S. Hall and four men were
" The ministry," he continued, " did not consider equipped, and started for the scene of operations, under the
that it would be dignified on their part to resign hassediate euperintendesee of Mr. Ranter, one of the com-
mittee, who, aa well as Mr. Hall and two of the men, has
without a declaration of want of confidence from
bad considerable experience on the various Victorian dig-
the boom. Should it condemn their policy they gigs. The party got away on Tuesday morning, and on
would know their duty." An regards the affairs Tinr.ky morning was followed, to the same locality, by
of Naples, be said, " The government had accepted asetber of four men, two of whom also have bad several
• heavy responsibility in order to beaten the years' experience (one 13 years), and who bad returned
accomplishment of the unification of Italy." Touch- "I, the previous day from an uosecoceeful trial
Baron Bieasoii said :. et UN ClPADDliddlebtreict, spines, the passibility of which
ing the Roman question, decided
"At Rome the destinies not only of Italians Whig a sevPidad private. a
parties erryaber biy:Piwim. already or
but of humanity in general will be accomplished. shcatly will leave Fremantle and Guildford to try their
It is sot possible to determine the time of our belt is gold finding. Letters received this week from
triumph. It may be that at this very moment our Toedyay describe that district as extraordinarily affected
destinies are ripening." with • gold fever, every men, woman, and child, gentle and
The ministers cordese, menebren, Bestegi, and staple, who can wield • hammer or raise • *haze break.
De Santis gave explanations relative to their several' absa*l4 4? lb* racks in
endinstlill directions, s'
lionmeamind lia as A.' knew
in very
small gostl-
departents. * ' precious
tie has bees found by them in several places. Roomers of
The Commander San Martino said be had had goldfishes als, as a matter of course, toustastl, dYing
two interviews with Baron Ricanoli on the subject stout; all believe there is plenty in the esker, but
of his entering the cabinet. In the first he gave a I whither it is best to be found by the prehmiensi dam
those who look fr it as a result *I asi Mowing
decided refusal, and in the second he explained his ' °F
otherbY tooepstions, remain, yet to be proved. Is the MM.
views in reference to the policy of the government. unmoor. is so doubt the public mind bee boom male.
Re did not think the finances oorreeponded with the abas easeedea ; and if for so other moos, it bus bum,
vigour infused by the ministry into the national po- • expellent that, if possible, tile question be decided whether
hey. He should wish to see the questions relating to a paying gold field is to be found in tie missy or not Per.
diplomacy, finance, and the army proves harmo- SD" who have been engaged as quarts reds and anshbd
slimily to • settlement. As it was mot likely that sttte, thl't,the2u2o.ar 11"2.____,fc4ad it 1.1"6118114,_ and is
' , the political qnsetions now pending is Italy would which the;l7;l,l. .ps'y'efort° ist, e:Pahea.ale.'ilibililidwelea
pesha-
-Ibe resolved within a brief period, he should wish way, ebr net, at a depth of four or Iva Mitt we arm
• the government to declare to the country that, Tay much rune