The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Piedmonts,* Gamine of the 18th oontains a
decree, making it pecal for any able subject of Pied-
mont to elude his duties as a national guard.
The Cbstitissionale Subalpino of the 18th announces
the arrival on the 14th of Charles Albert's commis-
sioners at Piacenza. It was believed they were to of
a government there.
The Patna of Florence announcer, on the faith of a
provincial paper, that the Austrians are retiring partly
from Milan and Pavia, and intrenching themselves on
the Adds. It also adds, from a private letter, that a
Russian diplomatist is at Milan, and in continual
communication with Radeisky.
The Florence Gazette of the 14th publishes as order
of the day motivate, voted by the Tuscan Senate,
declaring the prevent state of Leghorn contrary to the
legitimate sovereign sad legislative powers of Tue.
easy, to the public laws and the orders of the govern-
ment, and that it confides in the firmness of the
ministry to pat an end to such a state of things.
The ministers BammimiabAli and Bellumnini have
set out for Pisa; liiorgini is named minister of war,
and Landuoci minister of the interior. About 2,400
Pads:onto* ars said to have arrived at Leas. It
is believed the Tuscans are to march into Piedmont,
and the Piedmontese are to farrieon Tuscany.
Letters from Rome, received in Paris yesterday,
memos that M. Rossi, ex-antimatador of France to
the Holy Bee, has accepted a portfolio in the Roman
ministry . Bolotna was, it is added, very much 's
agitated, and a rising was feared.
Advice& from Rome, of the 9th, state that alarming
rumours were abroad of a new revolutionary move-
meat, the appointment of a provisional government,
and the proclamation of a republia The arrival of a
peat number of strangers of a very different class to
the elite geamally visiting Rome seemed to give
some foundation to these reports.
On the Bth, the Pope, according to established
image, went to the church of St. Mane of the People,
to attend mace. The streets were filled will an
immense crowd, by whom the Pope was everywhere
received *ith enthusiasm. The windows and bal-
conies were hang with rich hangings. Many detach-
ments of the Civic Claud formed the line of the pro-
cession, and joined their acclamations to those of the
crowd.
it Contempornneo, of the 13th, states that reports
are again in circulatios, and this time, as it would
seem, with more foundation, that the ministry is
disposed to resign, feeling its own weakness.
Oa the 11th, the Pope held a secret coniiitory, in
which, among other vacancies, he named the sumes-1
sor to the see of Paris, after a touching allocution re-
'pectins the late Archbishop Denis Mira
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