The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We have received the Spanishionrnals and eOll,ll-
- the 6th inst. The ministerial modification
in st• ill talked of. Arrasola and Bravo Murillo are,
it is maid, to retire for Rios Roses and sqa. Lozano.
The plan where the Madrid mail of the let inst.
was robbed was three miles beyond Burgos. About one
in the morning a band of Carnets, 16 in number, well
mounted and armed, under the command of El Bata.
diante, ordered the driver to stop, and es he could not
pull up his mules at once, be and the conductor were
both struck at and wounded, the latter with a
sabre-stroke an the head. A Frew* traveller, M.
Noma Simon, and two others who wen in the car-
riage, wore not iniured. The band turned the mules
car-
✓ag
e, from the main road, and after having arrived at
a retired spot, took from the Unlace all that they
posnmsed ef softy and valuables; they then burned
the hernom, lotion, and the mane:postitmlf.
'floe Spanish mails did not arrive in Paris on the
10th instant.

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ITALY.

TUSCANY.—Letters received from Florence are
lonsot:a. d, the dates of which, however, are not gam-
in which it is stated that on the arrival of
the iatelligenee of the landing of Spanish troops at
Oasts, the populace attacked the hotel of the Spanish
Ambassador there, and were only preveated from
bandag it by the interposition of a strong military
force.

The Ana of Florence, of the 3rd init., says : "The
minister of war has accepted the resignation of Gen.
Latour as commandant of the 3rd military division.
That officer retains only the command of the Swiss
troops at Bologna."
On the 29th ult. considerable agitation prevailed at
Leghorn against the Swiss. An addles@ on which
the clubs met to deliberate was placarded through 11
the city, which announced that the Livarneee irritated
by the adhesion of the Swiss diet to the brutalities of
Radetaky and the recruiting for the king of Nael9,
would use reprisals against all the Swiss residents in
Italy, unless they should by their remoastrances in-
duce their government to adopt a contrary course of
conduct.

In the Chamber of Deputies, on the 3rd inst., a
letter from Merin was read, demanding inctudiuy
snoooar from Tummy for Venice.
BAIDINIA.—The Riowginsento of Turin, of the 4th
ad., states that as Count Plows, the Piedatontees Mi-
nister, had not been admitted to an audience of the
Bing of Naples, Charles Albert has ordered passpoets
to be delivered to Count Ludolf, Neapolitan Animus-
doe at Turin.

The Naeione says that M. Plena has not been re-
ceived, because he had made use of observations offen-
sive to the king.
NAPLES.—We have received letters from oar cor-
respondent at Naples of the lit instant. Some serious
disturbances occurred on the 29th alt., on the occasion
of the anniversary of the proclamation of the coned-
' tution, in which some lives were last.
_

On the opening of the chambers, on the Ist inst., all
was perfectly quiet,. bat the Corriere Lirernese men-
tions further disturbances as having broken out at
Naples on that day. It says a violent excitement pre-
vailed througboutthe city. The troops were underarms.
When the regiment of human drew up in order of
battle, the people cheered them. The hussars answered
by cries of " Long live the Italian Constituent Assem-
bly r The regiment was then ordered back and put
under arrest. At the departure of the steamer the
shops were closing, and Naples had a very serious
appearance.
l'he Spanish troops (says the NM of Florence)
have not disembarked at Gaeta.
The Garotte of Genoa, of the sth lust, publishes a
letter from Palermo, which states that the Sicilian I
ministry had been changed. The new cabinet will
be composed of MM. Rash, Finances; Marco, In-
terior ; Cali, Justice Ugdilens, Instruction; CasimirPisani, Foreign Affairs; °mini, War.
ROMAN STATES.—The AIM of Florence of the
2d publishes the sentence of the military tribunal at
Rome, in the affair of the attempt of the 19th. Two
of the soldiers have been condemned to death; twenty
to the galleys for life ; fifteen to the galleys for
twenty years; eleven for fifteen years; and three for
five years. It is believed the sentence of death will
not be executed.

Letters from Rome of tie 31st ult. announce that
the Roman government hes sent a new capitulation to
the Swiss for acceptance, in virtue of which they will
be in the serving of the Roman States, and not of that
of the absent sovereign. The two Spanish vessels
that have arrived at Gaeta have no troops on board, as
had bean stated. The other flee vessels still keep the
open SOL