The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-19 00:00:00

ITALY.

SARDINIA.—The Legge of Turin, a semi-alcial
journal, of the 14th, says :—" Garibaldi is gone to
Nice. His languge bee been constantly that of a
man who understands the necessities of the times, and'
who would not be even an involuntary cause of dis-
cord. The royal authorities have treated him with
every regard doe to misfortune and military courage.
Lient.-Gen. Larnarmora bar behaved to him so as to
conciliate generality with duty. The population of
Genoa has observed, with respect to Ganbaldi, a most
becoming behaviour."—The orgionesto, and other
Turin paper, , state that Garibaldi had been allowed
to go to ice to see his relations, but was to return to
Genoa within twenty-four hours.
VENICE.—The Venice Gamete of the 12th states
that a deputation of Venetians has set out for Vienna,
in order to present to the emperor the homage and
obedience of the city of Venice. The deputation is corn-
reW of the Cardinal Patriarch Jacopo Mucio, Count
Giovanni Coner, Prince Giovanelli, Count Niccolo
Prinli, Chevalier Giacomo Trives, Chevalier Bontlli,
and M. Beaker, merchant.

TUSCANY.—The Debate has the following front
Florence, dated 10th :
The general subject of sonereation here for the last few
days is a treaty of alliance., offessive end defensive. which is
to be tioseladed between Austria sad Tuscaay. This sews,
which, however, has nothing of an official character ie it,
hes produced a pitiful implosion in Florian ; the bearing
of sack a *ideal set Is net dissembled ; it is ormeidsen to
be as abjuration of iadepenenes and risk
mality nthe Inet
et the Teases seven:want. This is not all Under phew
that the mess& organisation an compaition el the Teems
Irene is not seek as weld be wished, which it be Be
marked is very tun the esise t: be eatirely
with the ezentioa of ens and 0,005 Awisiess te
be taken tato the pay of yk whisk withers* Mks
natiesaliesd,_will constitute the *sly Wiese' fens Of fpe
country. Without entering into all the ensidentins nib
Beetle policy, which militate against ench a state of Otero
It is asked which of the two severelges these troops will.elbey
la the of any disagreement between the emperor esid
the grand duke. The intend state el elliaisegaserinidit is very
prosperous, is complicated by • crisis.
I The government owes about 354=lef Tuna liens;
but the property of the state represents a nine Ousel, 200
million. A inn sad the conentetism of a pulls debt meg
thus provide he the meberressmist of the niewien. The
gaarantsee whisk are awed by Tmany are Bennet,
several Bailin( and French companies offer to tarnish the
lean; the bone of Rothschild bee eves been seriously spokes
mf Bat We arises a new difficulty, whites itsPeftwurffir
attention is the highest degree. The gun= hiss
Mee drat raised by the lenders is, whether the Tema me-
vernsent is absolute or constitutional. If it is lasso's% they
say the decision a the sovereign is @deign for us; Mt
it Y mestintional, the lout to be valid met be easefteed
by the slumbers. The noistry has met hodested te reply
that the isoastitutionl ripen was sudatensd in Teessary ;
bet the anthers not being convoked, the loan could not
be legally made. The (pinion, therefore, remains pending,
sad nu stale of affairs becomes more aggravated. Be.
MGM Wei at first had to usurious loans' which have
esitansted the last resources ; the family tax was this
tripled, whin has caused great discontent. The family tar
is Bet, although proportional, weighs for the meet part on
the inhabitants of the country, whose attachment to the
pawn of the grand duke has never failed, end it is to be
faired that it will teed to alienate the sympathies of the
people from the goverament. The reply 0' the ministers
relative to the sanitation of the constitatioa was ranived
with ney dgeillsatin favour. It is maid that the ministry
is MANI ea peedseng is that path, and is reedy to give in
kis resiraMn we sense it is "min to mute any attack on
what Ms prenlood. The reeWment of the ministry
seder ezlsnsg eirenneseees wend be a thing man to be
711:the members of it justl enjoying the condence
66:401di5. Bares de liagyel, the Austrian fi
charn
km just wind here, and has delivered his
biMw oradsace to the grand duke, who retuned the
=me yesterday from his wintry residence Pratolino,
he had retired with his family after the thath of his
deseghter the Arehdachus Christine, at which he wee much
affined. This young prunes was only 11 years of op, and
she snakes the funk child which he has lost. The health
el the bleeding prince is also delicate, but up to this time
Me nth Omen any oneness,.
The illtihrwts of Leon, of the lltb, states that the
new Telma kw of the press will contain an article,
empewering the government to suspend the journals,
en • ase kena say ambassador accredited to the
of Twiny. The Tuscan hilltop have addressed
a circular to all the curates of their diocese', recom-
wading this to read in public the act of the Roman
eleregethill, Peldliling Giobertrs book, with an in-
Indira to &skim against the heresimoh Gioberti.
DucHigg.—The Atimegineento of Turin quotes a
letter from Parma of the 11th, stating that on the
preceding night &seeks mused the convent of &me-
ant the Miley of Barnabites to be sur-
mised,' by ersism and had the inmates forced into
i
eltlisCivem =kg the purpose, and transported be-
. The following decree relating to
This set was published in the Parma Gazette of
the 11th :
We, Charles of Bourbon, &a., have decreed and dune—
Art. 1. The religious order of nendielines is no
tolerated is our royal states. Art. 2. The propertylfiC
mid order shall be adathistered by the pat:Buoy of the
One, which shall provisionally keep a separate iseconat
nit. Art. 11. The Abate of the monastery of St. John the
Innipliet of Parma shall seek remain an annual ponies of
WIC flea the treasury of the state ,• and the maid Binary
WI also pay each or the maks of the said ineasetery an
=; trim of 600
therstitettl. 4. Thi,arreere shill hente•
its the seatives whisk have renlereeTthis messurealedkpr
'sable sad aseemary. Art. 5. The presidents of the depen-
dents of grace, Pugin end pones, sad of the department of
Menes, an Mesta to take the aseesury steps for the urn-
sense of this decree, in so far as it concerns them respec-
tively. Caan ss.
Glen at Parma, Sept. 7.
ROMAN STATES.—The Concordia of Turin
soutane the following from Rome, Sept. 17:—
Several Spanish soldiers lately entered a house at
=in order to carry off a young woman. Her
Waded her some time, but at last, seeing
till imislinse was vain, he killed her with his own
Vi Ilweisl peasants, Wrested by the mho,
Wird to the spot, while more Spaniards One is
smilmes of their comrades. A fray emus& in
Ali Ow peasants had the worst of tt ; three of
*sit were mixed lad shot on the spot. Sims this
meet, &gawk ham beams a desert, every =plat*.
retired to the canary to amid drake scenes.'
NAPLES.—LetterstrotaNaplem teosivellhela is
ocerevandent, dated 10th inst., state that lb. ipeselset