The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

ITALY.

The now, recounting the difficulties with which Italy
mast contend—in particular, the menacing agitation In the
Papal territory which must be expected to follow the
evacuation of Rome by the French—expresso" it. sadder).
tion at the fact that the majority of thenew Italian Chamber
consists of men who may be trusted to act in accordance
with the government. By their help the government will
be able to keep strictly the conditions of the convention
and preserve the external affairs of the kingdom
in tranquillity while it wines the reforms that
are so much neeebyl at home. A great part of the semion
will no doubt be occupied by reforming or suppressing the
religious corporation' and making the clergy more depen-
dent financially on the state. The attention of the Ueda.
tore might also be veritably turned to a redaction of the
immense armaments of the country. Even the best friends
of Italy are forced to admit that the resources of the state
Dave not been wisely and economically used, and that its
liberty and independence have been purchased at a cost
which might well have been Drs.
The Star regards the departure of two French frigates
for °trite, Vecchia to bring home the first instalment of the
Preach army from Rome, as the first step In a revolution
which will bring to an endue temporal power that go,
Torment which foresee was the prime mover in the politics
of Christendom. Thin is not because the Star fears that Italy
will violate the convention and invade the Raman States,
but from the known and acknowledged determination of the
Romans to unite themselves to the kingdom of Italy. The
Italians will be governed by a national king, bat the faith,
of which the Pope is the recognised head, cannot be touched
by the transfer of civil authority from lone potentate to
another.

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