The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-03 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Chamber of Deputise of Madrid set on the
27th hit, mad the sommittee promatei the draft of
the address it pe is wirer to the speech from
the throes. meal, this dentuseat is a repetition
absent weed hr word sf the royal speech. A motion
was made by some derides tliecolebs:aplos=
for the production •of the °facial
between the `o .._.J. of England sad Spaia
relative to the savable& of Sir Henry Bohm.
The Wilder of Foreign Allan heisted that be
saw no *Aka to the prodietkm of the eorreepoed-
ease, sad sided that treserament did sot iatend to
intrados* the WA ill- is the matter. Is maw
gimes old& declaration motion was withdrawn.
In the Slade • royal degree wee read, appointing
M. Anemia. the =Aster el Judea, a senator.

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ITALY.

NAPLES.—The Sicilian question is still the subject
of a continued exchange of notes between the pissipo-
tenderise of the powers and the Neapolitan pungent
Mr. Temple has presented a note to the dint that
all the steps takes by the British admiral, in ielleert
with that of France, or by the British Legation he m-
ooed with France, were does is a spirit of amity
towards the Ring of the. Two Skillet, and frea the
humane desire of stn the further dream d
blood. It then aeknow the raw la midi
the king's government y. to that Mitring
sad pays several compliments to the alt~
served by the Commander-in-Chid of his Ma.
jay's Sicilian army, and to the strictness is
be has preserved the line of 'dressed
rby which he tacitly miens* to Halt
eparation. The note then
_psis* to say the
Gnat Britain, in concert with Freese, has, in sanest
esuideratica for the prosperity of all the sullisile of
the his` and the security and happiness of lei
pepir,ht it neorsisary to repeat the same ad-
vies, sad both governments hope and believe
that his majesty will feel the necessity of sdopd
their suggestion, and of according, by an act of his
pulses will, the establishment of a Sicilian army, et
a separate administratioo, separate bers, sad.
above all, a full and general amnesty hall who hate
lakes any part, directly or indirectly, in the reveler
the of the island. The French note presented by M.
de !Weevil is nearly a oopy of this paper.
Is answer to this note from Mr. Temple, Prise
Chriati has returned the following :
In the cheese of his majesty, from whom I am yet &-
able to neene direct orders, bat of whose formal intentions
I am perienly well advisee, I hasten to reply to the eon
musicedea with which year neallany has Avowed me.
The desire for peace whin it expenses, cad the assistance it
offers la tee name of your gammen, swum difficult to
note be reencaled with the ophden it presents. The kin p,
who eseageseine all the grave duties which Providence
has impend cm him, en sever had lintel' to any
sembisatios which den not, it the teem absents manner,
semi the Menai MOM emigrate aelegyred. Ris
isegiew is paresily emend 00 MB "WO: meet
be .ssed bet by the eniaigentatiest ef the Newlin aid
Sian ere& who nut Ma bet in army, and be as
I=preasisseeedy, as knee bm bum if Neapolitan sad
Oer lansigeetimeine be in sentries.
ties with the nesessities of the einelepo mei I believe I am
ids IMAM intiummter falnftic le gee his regrets
at the eaten of the pregedden- This bet pain being
asitsowledged, I will rep= fir ea Mud Mee yes, being
better famed en the sinjese of them Intl& whisk you
Imre me you have as such et heart to deemed, will be-
come • partaker of the opinion which I have thought it my
duty to lay been yew, tad Oat this severeness has no
thing more to do that te gee& by the kind emistanee you
offer, tor the purpose of simiteg with yoer canal concur-
rence all the other questime new pending, and I therefore
ask you what you will de if the insurnete of Palermo should
mien to submit to year eluesetares. of the propriety of
whin you are se hilly emanoced. The attitude assumed by
the toren of France and England es the 11th September
cannot be entirely Ingots's, as AdadrabP Mier and Batten
them mented to arrest by fosse the victorious expsdidoe in
Sicily. I therefore feel I have a rght to ask if, in ease of
need, yes will mho an attitude capable of solving this dim
malty. Permit me now to clear up an error which appears to
Have seeaped your attentioe. Ton seem to believe that for
• MIDIS'S% the king had eiesseted to the propositions you
seeds to se. I hasten to prone against a supposition of that
eaters, which nothing astliarises, and which is absolutely
sestradieted by the reality of the feats. It is sufficient
without doubt to recall these eireuetemens, in order that
you may avoid I. fumes tallies into a similar error. I have.
before terminating this note, another observation to make
to your ezeellency. Yoe are aware that the Duke of
Minister of Spain, has notified to the goverment of his ma-
jesty the Meg, on behalf of the eventful rights attached to
the dyasety of the family reigning in Spain to the throne
of the Two &Wise, his claim to intervene is any conference
that may be held. The orders of his court are formal, and
we meet reins our consent to a desire as perfectly legiti-
mate. Tee gamin ben* neither • b nor Bogitah, bet
exclusively N. spoli an, Sicilian, and dynasts, no make
raisin from the actual situ:tiers of Brick,
relation betw. en Slime and Great Britain MIS be med.
His linen se jest, could sot of himself, sad et me, n-
aive this pending questios, if he were willing to do vo ; there-
fore it amid to be placed on snob • footing that he may
either respect these riubts as legitimate and just clams, eff
have the power to out them short by a complete disclaim.
—Cetus!. —Naples, Dec. 20, 1848.
No reply bee been made by either the French
or English minister to the above note up to the
time I write; but it is said that the Neapolitan
government has sent in another limper, informing
Mr. Temple that the king has charged the Prime of
Satriano (General Filangieri) with the ("induct of ell
negotiations relative to Sicily, and requesting that
all communications may in future be addressed to
him, and not to the Prince atrial. The note like-
wise states that his majesty had deemed it proper to
inform the ministers of Russia and of Spain, sod
of all powers parties to the treaties of 1816, ef his
dein that they -hould participate in any
that may take place for the purposeof a re-
conciliation bet ween him and his Sicilian se
It is said further, that is consequence of this, M.
Rayneval and Mr. Temple have hinted they mist
apply to their respective governments for further he.
stractions.
ROMAN STATES.—The Pallas of Rome an-
seeness, that Prince Barberini left Room on the 20th
alt. for Orem, to attempt a eonahietten between his
bailee and his subjects.
Louses from Ancona, of the 23rd ult., announce
that the Sardinian flee suffered much off Polb en
Hs 21st, from a storm that Listed the whole day.
Several vessels broke from their anchorage, and were
rase being lost.
TUSCANY.—By a decree of the 23rd alt, the
Grand Doke of Tammy has named Coadsadd
OUR. Martini, his present sinister at Toriis,lsaeri•
patiteitary for Tuscany at the congress of B
Lam Gazette, of the 28th ult., states that the
Nye best held a consiskey at Gaeta, for the asedee-
lisa d some bishops in France ; and that another
orgeribterty was to be held on the 22nd ult., to diseues
inraffairs.
EDMONT.—Letters from Turin of the 29th ult.
: The chambers were prorogued yesterday,and
midi, it is said, in a few days- be dissolved.
The Opinions of Turin announces from Mt
of this 22nd ult., that Itadetraky has been created
Primo of Goma. The Piedmontese Gazette gsotes
delliefflieideelle from Pavia, of the 23rd ult.,
that ea the preceding day the whole prtastial
the glees was under arms, intelligens,
resolved from Milan that a considerable betas
Heqpileas had deserted to Piedmont. Anse" the
&swim were also many individuals of the regiment
Lasky, hitherto considered a paragon of fidelity. A
rumour was current that a levy of recruits was to
take plow, comprising yosthe of from 13 to 30 yews
of a&
L BARDY.—The municipal council of Milan
has called for the first instalment of the extraordinary
impost for the sesteosase rides imperial troops.