The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-08 00:00:00

ITALY.

General Garibaldi, who has lately been forced by
the Austrians to fly from Italy, hes arrived at Besan-
con, on his way, it is thought, to Paris.
The Pensiero Italian of Genoa, of the 2nd, con-
tains an aoconnt of the disturbances that took place
there on the morning of that day, in consequence of
the arbitrary expulsion of Filippo de Boni, a radical
writer, in open violation of the constitution. The
people assembled, and a deputation was sent to the
governor to demand satisfaction ; the latter answered
that he had received the order from the
ministry, who bad summed the responsibility
of it, and that the National Guard had no
right to intervene in the subject. This was not the
of the deputation, and accordingly bills were
pada, inviting the people to assemble, about 5 p.m., to
make a demonstration to obtain satisfaction, and a
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Er'was signed by the syndics of the Decitrional
The people, however, did not wait for the
proposed hour, but moved on, with the cries of
"Dawn with the Pinelli ministry!" invaded the ducal
pelesa the saloons of the syndic,, and those of the
roverier, who, after vainly trying to elude the sub-
ject, we. sifted to allow the return of De Boni by a
weld= Gram But the general of the National
Guard, wbs bed refused to place himself at its bead,
wee derma as the spot. and Lorenzo Pareto named
to
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been past by the people. Meantime the police
tare bad weber and burned ; among the
papers was found the very order, signed by the
Minister Multi, for the arrest of De Boni. The
judicial instigation ermseraing the authors of the
demolition el Se farts of Nam, was also found, and
publicly bored The int.ndant general of police,
Advocate Oamellini, was with difficulty mod from
being thrown out of the window. At 11 a.m. the
tumult bad set awed. _ _ _ _ _

II; aerie.* Iferaasatile of Genoa, of the 2nd,
sidle ft= Loom, that the civic guard of that town,
Melee 'set on the 28th ult. to detach a certain num-
ber against Leghorn, and a decision having been
taken that no mobilisation should take place, it so
happened that the crowd assembled outside, upon
=I the decision, proceeded to the inn where
de Langier, who lately commanded the Tus-
can forces, lodged, and insulted hint. The chief of
the civic guard, on the following day, published a
proclamation severely disapproving the manifestation.
On the 30th the general left Lucca foe Gerfegusna
in great haste, in consequence of a despatch received
from Flamm.
A letter from Leghorn, of August 30, says : " Lest
evening, the Casette of Florence, containing the law
peered by the legislative power for the re-establish-
ment of order at Leghorn, was burned in the streets.
The Alba was also burned. Everything is calm to-
day. The American squadron is expected, as is the
English Beet, composed of ten etude; they come
here to protect their fellow-subjects. Oen. Leger
has left for Mama de Carrara."
The Patria of Florence, of the 31st, announces that
the Pretest of Florence ordered all the cirooli (dubs)
to be closed on the preceding day. The disturbances
of Leghorn, says this journal, have completely owed;
the Provisional Government dissolved of its own
accord. An attempt at disturbance took place at Pisa
on the 30th • incendiary bills were posted in the
evening, and read aloud by lamp-light ; the prefecture
of police was 'lamed, and the tocsin mounded, but
the tumult was soon appeased by the presence of
about 3,000 troops.
The Diets Italian of Bologna, of the 30th ult., an-
nounces that the Roman Chambers have been pro-
rogued to the 16th of November, by a decree of the
28th.
We read in the official Gazette of Rome : We
can assure our readers that no sooner did his SAMS
the Pope, Pius IX., know that the affairs of Italy are
to be treated in a angry's, than he immediately took
proper measure, to cause himself, as an Italian prince,
to be represented in the congress, in order to protect
tletseoViitts of the Holy Bee and of hie subjects, and,
a g to his strong desire to watch over, in con-
junction with the other Italian primes, the interest'
of Italy herself."
The Ames of Rome, of the 29th alt., announce the
arrival there of Chevalier Oriffoli, °barged by Tuscany