The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-19 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY, FEB. 19,1818.

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home big the aim assuranies
*IA peso* toamiers the law es* shadow for
Oonsitment Aseseably an sees as
that hid highnom bad wither expend his grtitel
I of hiking as airing that liffent t and that at 5 p.m.
(Mostanell) had received beet the director of the
*two lettere now kid before the council
in: this paper on Saterday), and that, upon
at the palace, he had learnt 016 the grand
sad the whole of his family had left Siena by
the Porte Elan Marco, is an unlinewa direction.
The • Mareentsft pahliebes a telographio
oil Am Leghorn to Floret**, on thi Bth
ill 11 p.m., inaenheing that Muria and
lei d'A were on their way to Flames, by
giaitrain, end that the expedition to Elba would
reedy *start at two.
The =me Perna states, from Floremes, the
9th instant, that on the evening of that day
some weeds sannabled in the sales* of Sae Frediano,
lettering cries spinet the provision' government ; the
liamhowever, did not join in the demonstration.
. W. member of the provisional government,
to pane hy in •his senior', stopped end
the multitude, who seen sheered in, and
~TICII—Ws have adviose from Yeah, of the
Bth hat. The Anstrisas Weed, it is said, to esta-
biiah maireashed nap at Cloranare,whilli weala
fatdiaaes latentisms spinet Brener& sod
16prece, who was at ilemeletZte, it
A 601•0641MaiellIMINIAIS ellesktiolhot Feiss,
has seamiest& the mead and reviewed the troops at
Treviso and Poles. The arrival of Chasm] Nugent,
with 30,000, men is expected.
LOMBARDY.—/1 Pensiera Italian°, of the 13th
Wt., under data of Brescia, the 6th inst., says: "It
that the lit. of the Mittel° and the Adige is
rfeetiled. Advanced poets are in coaseructioe,
Ist Andrian floosie not huge ia this quarter. A
esieftroonent of 2,800 men is expected."
SARD/NIA.—In the riling of the Chamber of
Divehi at Turin, of the 12th instant, the Deputy
Brofferio addressed the following questions to the
ministry :-1. In what state m the mediation? 2.
Wks will the war, in the opinion of the ministry, be
=P & Doss the ministry admit the sow-
f the people? 4. Is the ministry decided to
the war ? & What, in the understanding
all=late inistry, is sweat by democracy ?
The minister Gioberti replied that, as to the media-
-1 don, his colleague would give explanations. He
would confine himself to stating that if the work of
hoternity were not more advanced, the fault was with
Iftme who desired the Tuscan sad Roman Constituents.
The Sardinian ministry had not broken with Rome.
16 relations with Rome were not only amicable, but
16imate. The ministry had never loot sight of re-
establishing harmony between the Pops and the
Ism= people, and hoped that it would succeed in its
The Neapolitan government not having,
:tlavarious pretexts, received the Sardinian envoy,
they had been obliged to suspend for the moment their
diplomatic relations with that power. " I am asked
(said the minister) if I admit the sovereignty of the
retYes • I admit it, but by the word people,
not understand a party. Bat when I con-
sider attentively the character of the principal actors
in the Italian Constituent*, I find only unitarians sad
republicans."
The minister Teccbio then gave some explanations
on the mediation. " It is one thing (said he) to accept
the bash of a mediation, and another to carry it out.
The ministry of the 15th of Augustaotsd in the former
sense; that is, that no sooner had Austria accepted
the mediation, than an honourable peace might be
regarded as concluded. The present ministry
requires more. The former ministry could, for in-
stance, have accepted a line beyond the Isonzo, but
they stopped there. The present ministry has not
not accepted the bases, and ooncequently may go fur-
ther than its predecessors, and may take advantage of
circumstances now favourable to Piedmont. The me-
diation, however, could not be regulated conformably
to the protocol of the 15th August, nor to that of the
18th December. In the first case, because Austria
bad occupied Lombardy, and because the protocol of
the 15th of August contained no other conditions than
those offered by Radetski on the 15th May. In the
second case, the ministry, by its programme of the
18th December, had promised to support the union
and the wishes of the people, recognising the necessity
that not • single Austrian should be allowed to re-
main is Italy, and that all Austrian influence should
disappear from Italy. We are asked why we lime
not recommenced the war ? For different strategical
MIMI the war could not and should not be MOM-
mend. But the spring wind begins to be felt in
Italy, and, in a few days, we can see the enemy face
to face ; or, rather, we shall see him turn his back,
for we desire war, and not only war, but victory."
In the Chamber of Deputies of Turin, of the 13thl
inst., a lefter from the Baron de Spleny;the envoy ofl
the Hungarian government, was read and received
with much applause. After mentioning the war in
which that country is engaged with Austria, be
says he has a profound conviction that the repre-
sentatives of Sardinia will admit the holy and in-
alienable rights of the Hungarians, and will initiate
by this act that alliance which should unite Italy with
Hungary, with a view of reciprocally laying the bases
of their mutual power and future greatness. The
course which events have lately taken lead to the hope
that Hungary, being soon reconciled with the 13clave
populations which inhabit and surround it, will
shortly become the faithful and powerful friend of
Italy, to which it finds itself =Wally attached by the
same dangers and the same hopes. It is thus that the
two great nations will render it impossible for their
common enemy to exercise thereafter his oppressive
domination. The deputy Loup proposed that the
chamber reply to the count, =prolong its sympathies
and its desires to create the strictest alliance between
the two nations.

ROMAN STATICS.—We have the following letter
from our correspondent at Rome, dated the oth :
" The National Assembly met yesterday at one
o'clock, and, after mese routine business had been ban-
ana, the pundlecoo
as
of What form of govern-
ment a be midfor the Roman States I" w
emehmed me. The woo characterised by grave
NA mud degeseee, and lasted through the night,
whet holly a divines took plan, and 134 votes
pig 10 decided that Rena eimild be moo more a
eatementreelth. The 10 in Woozily advocated an
mmodment defraying the freedom to the meeting of
the gnat Italian conlitoent body.
" In the middlel=47e remelt was forced on
the notice ?f the citizen by the snake-
-1 all the in Ran The decree
is oncantig of
to the fell=temes:
Art. 1. pele of het
sal in ofd in stall debit a=plaPlien:
Art. 2. Full sal nasonie gassinises 110 be peovided
hi the Nedra indepsoint nn übe of Ms spirituel ISM.
may.
Art. 8. Thepposnownt of then tads shall be et a bristly
deneesentie Muse, sad the &sins isms et Rama Repub-
lic b seemed.
Act 4. Oar relations with the other slates el Itely Abell
be bend an reciprocity saes as bulb ear names
nationality. (lii sd
floes
t of lib National Asssiably.
Darted at Rome, Feb. 8, 1849.
While I write (2 o'clock) the cennotty of pro.-
claiming the RepuMic is going forward in the caw
toL Severe monares are antiipated with respect to
the continued abesses of many Lop proprietors and
men of rank, who forget they have a country."
Several clubs of regreentatives have been formed
at Rms.—Count Reterhasy, the Austrian ambusador
to the Pope, pond through Rose on the 7th inst. on
his way to Own
In the sing of the Constituents Assembly of the
Bth inst. the Mowing intarpellations were pat tolls
ministry : let. What are the tentless of the gover•
natal nominee with M. de Coarcolks, who had
come to Rome? tad. What, pewee have pretend
again the departure of the Peps, sod he what tome
3rd. Has the ministry tenni irith th4oPuipsand in
what sense 4.1 a what ted:lh an thewlik
Piedmont so be the Nan Osesdkonis 'ebb-
bey demanded St bomb ugly. 3L litedllakbewever,
nii," I eau at ewe tag *Mae isitildlos lave tikes
=between es NM Gaeta? Ito Ilbliter et the
mitt that. oboe* sip** babe beat ist
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=lof Pleura. he mold aware the &ember that
wo gree for thew The Minister of
War said: "AM Ima add that Osseral Zombi is at
Gaeta with as assay—of -mAty meal"
A alailie Maned at Amos& as the 3rd inst be-
tween smolt and Sardinian wane, in which
five of tiro were wounded. The soldiers were
arrests& Albiai having demanded matidao-
tioo, the pollot made the seermary reparation, and
the affair twilatetid.
NAll.l4.—Advion from Oasts of the Bth state,
that IL 1414 spbotitate of Cardinal Aatoarlli, as
• Secretary or Mob. wader pretext of going to Naples
as private bases% as goes to Paris with a Swim
°Meer, ander the ascot Spadoni. It was said. this
journiry bad a lOW ol4eot. Oaths railing of the
steamer, an ostiondloory convocation of the cardinals
ia
watsn=held. wham it was arid the offers of armed
weft wider discussion.