The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-27 00:00:00

I He world adjourn to another time his eareplete jostilleation.
He 'Maned that Ms preposition had been supported by the
majority of his colleagues, and that whoever awned the
mattary,
M. Som observed that it was
.pahtfal to reply after
seen expremon , cecina mat as sad his
001161.1181 bad asse of these oossentsd to ea iatieveatioa
1 la Tommy.
M. ammo that proposed a vote "that Um remaining
mitietere, having well understood the demise of the satin,
had &sawed well of the °matey, sad the sensibly there.
fore peed to the order of ,the day," bet, after some further
dis mssiom, a vole paring simply to the cedar dam day
was gives.
From this report it would appear that M. Rabb
had not given in his neignation on the 20th inst., as
he is imported in the Dibata to have done.
The eorrespondent of the Debate says, in a post-
script, reining to a period subsequent to the above
debate, " All the ministry have sent in their resigna-
tion. M. Oioberti is charged by the king to form •
new rebind."

Tbenossent the resignation of Gioberti became
known In Twin the greatest collaboration prevailed
throughout Turin. The people ainernbled on the
public places, diacuseed and approved of the
conduct of Oioberti. A great manifestation was
Rot up. The populace collected on the Place
del Catello, opposite Oioberti's residence, shouting
" Viva Gioberti !" " Viva it Re l" " Down with the
republics= l" and other similar anti-democratic cries.
Chased prorated himself before the populace, in
the lialsemy, and harangued them, declaring that
he could set continue in office =leas he were
allowed to realise his policy by endeavouring
to eoppreee the fatal measures which were die-
traOsaka Italy, and that he felt conscious
s mores of deserving and gaining the anil-
ines el the people. The populace then proceeded to
the window of MM. Valerie and Brutish°, leaders of
the altrallonacratio opposition and editors of mob-
lisenjenrsok when they gave expression to violent
and broke the windows. A patrol of
=;761:d0 °la
however, arrived and dispersed them.
The Risorgitnaito of Turin, of the 22nd inst., states
*aka the 19th, a corps of 10,000 Austrians passed
the Po, and esespisd the town of Ferrara.
TUSCANY.—The Alba of Florence, of the 18th
inst., states that the whole diplomatic body sailed
from Leghorn cm the 18th, for Porto San Stefano.
The British minister, however, had returned to
Florence, sad the French minister had merely gone
to Porto ilea Stefano with the intention of taking
leave personally of Leopold IL, having been re-called
by his government.
A circular of the 'government of the Taman republic
decrees its union with Rome, subject to the sanction
of the Assembly, convoked for the lath March, and
declares Ombra Lanier a traitor and outlaw.
The Duchy of Lucca, it appears, has remained faith-
ful to the Grand Duke. The Tuscan General
Lanier, ea we have already announced, occupied that
duchy, at the head of Tuscan troops which remained
Ana an thee allegiance, and which were augmented
deity by those who declined supporting the provisional
goversamst The Sardiaisa steamer Virgilio bad
brought the Grand Doke from Stefano to Via-Reggio,
a mall poet agar Loom. All these eirennisboces
the probable result that the Grand Duke
-will wee the cornmeal I.
NAPLES.—The Mart& of Gawk of the 21st inst.
stale, that 4,000 Neapolitan troops have been marched
towards the frostier; and gartered at Mole and
FoodL Troops are careentrated is the neighbour-
hood of Geprano, which are to be reinforced by a park
of artillery and a body of cavalry of 630 men.
The reports of an arrangesset between Sicily and
Naples an, says the Pensive Belleau, void of Dae-
dalus.

WEST INDIA MAIL.

By Eledrie Tikg►apF.

The West India mail steamer Severn arrived at
Southampton this morning. She arrived at Bermuda on
the 6th inst., with one wheel, and after waiting seven
days she left for England. She has brought no mails
from Mexico, Havana, Jamaica, or Nassau. She lies
brought only eight pusmus and a small quantity of
specie, and the mail from the smaller islands. She
knows nothing of the Forth, only that she had not
arrived at Bermuda with the northern mails when
she left. The Avon has broken down, and will be
home with the Chaves and West India mails in a
few days.
The Avon broke down near Tobago on the 19th
Jutury.
Eel Dealenald ham left Bermuda for Barbados.
The Nest= left Bermuda foe England on the 10th.
The Mob ue all healthy, except Barbados. The
”sple of Guiana are pleased at the appointment of
Mr. Bully, and hope he is not fettered with extraor-
dinary instructions.
The Orinoco Steam Navigation Company have
commenced navigating the Orinoco, the Venezuelan
government having given extraordinary privileges to
this American company. The go t of Surinam
is about ameliorating the conditiion of the slaves and
bush rangers.