The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

rol, MAY 10, 1852.,

soldeet to ally discount, and are to be given by order
stossiqvity iq persons who have held the erases at
least 10 years. Another decree annuls the royal
ordeal ef December, by which the pay of came of
the army was declared subject to a heavy &scout,
it having been represented to the government that
the selposime of pay occasioned by that measure ex-
posed the Aare of the army to great privations.
The same might be said of the poor clerks in Ileel
eseemesst ales% bat whom it is net so important
to consillate,
The (iimsNe Agursirs contains an account of the
very favesrable Tempi= of the Marquis Binoloa,
at n, where he has renewed the long sus-
pended dip intercourse between the Saxon
and BpaoirD courts.
MADRID, MAT 4.
The Duke de Villahermosa, who during several
years was the Spanish ambassador in Paria, has died
almost suddenly.
As was anticipated, the greater part of tho news-
' papers have ceased to appear. Of the 13 journals of
Madrid, 10, La Esperanto, the Clamor Publico, the
Nation, the Ileral6, the Noredades, the Epoca, the
Caddies), the Observader, the Opinion, and the Military
Gaustie, have suspended their publication. The minis-
terial papers, the Gazelle of Madrid, the Espana, and
rho Orden alone continue to appear. The suspended
journals will not reappear till they shall have found
responsible directors uniting all the conditions re-
quired by the new law. About 19 journals in the
provinces will, it is believed, be under the necessity
of suspending their publications. An application
made by some of the Madrid papers for a short re-
spite, to enable them to find uew directors, has met
with a refusal.

ITALY.
PIEDMONT.

On the 4th the dinnieriiiiiepu ties at Turin was
engaged in the discussion of the Personal Tax Bill.
A motion for exempting Savoy from its operation
was rejected, and the first two articles of the bill
were voted without opposition.

LOMBARDY.

Count Annoni, a 730ic;;1 of hussars in the Austrian
regiment, Carignan, sent his resignation to the war-
office at Vienna in 1848, and entered the Sardinian
service. Marshal Radeissky refused to accept it,
and ordered the enrolment of Count Anuoni's name
on the list of deserters, and at the same lime seques-
tered his goods. Within the last few days the
Count, who is still in Piedmont, has been tried in
Milan, condemned to an infamous death, and actu-
ally hung in effigy.

TWO SICILIES.
By a decree of the King of Naples, the Lyceum of
Aquila has been entrusted to the Jesuits. the Mar-
quis do Viluma, Envoy of Spain to tho Court of
Naples, arrived thereon the 22nd ult.
ROMAN STATES_____

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ROME, MAT 1.
The Russian Priam Nicholas and Michael arrived
at Bologna on the 26th of April.

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, MAY 7.
The members of the First Chamber have been
individually informed by the president, that the
sitting announced for to-day would not take place,
and that they will be informed of the next sitting by
letters delivered at their houses. It is rumoured
that the president of the Council had written to the
president of the First Chamber to say that, after the
rejection of the message and amendment/10y the
Second Chamber, any discussion on the same subject
in the Upper Chamber would be useless. Hence the
adjournment of the sitting. The King of Prussia
and the Empress of Russia were expected at Breslau
this evening.