The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-05 00:00:00

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ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.—The Alba of the 27th tilt.
states from Rome (26th) that, shhough the examina-
tion of the votes was not completed, the results ob-
tained cp to that date left no doubt as to the ultimate
election of Bturbinetti, Armellini, Cialletti, Mawr
reill flterbini, Mariani, Mani, Masi Monteculi,
deenini, and Brunetti (Cicuruacchio). The city is
perfectly quiet. A decree of the Provisional Commis-
Ilion of Government reduces the four branches of the

marine service to three, namely, that of the Mediter.
ransom, that of the Adriatic, and that of the liber.ft-
The latest news from the provisoes of Ancona, N
Porto, Viterbo, &c., confirm the statement that pg.!

eleotiOns ars piooriding with the greatest regularity.
In some places, the magistrates having Mused to
convoke the colleges, the inhabitants had imme-
diately formed committers and convoked liptse. This
had been the ease at Fame, Itavesear Behove. and
tIdBARDY.—On the 30th ultimo the second is

stalment of the faced contribution imposed by Radet-
sky was payable. The greater number of proprietors
declared they would not pay it, preferring rather an
expropriation of their property.
SARDINIA.—Tbe Piedmonts** Garotte of the 29th
ult. states that Charles Albert arrived at Alessandria
the day before, after having visited the different can-
tunments of the army, and held reviews of the troops
and national guards of Vercelli, Novara. Montan,
Vigevano Casale, and other places. The King was to
return to Turin on the let cast., for the opening of
parliament.

r—il ies;iero Italian, of the 29th nit., under
date of Oasts, the 23rd, says that Count Marturi,
the Sardinian envoy, had declared, in the name of
his government, that all measures were taken to
replace the Pope on his throne. Ho afterwards sent
en order to Rome to close the legation at that
city, and to Count Della Minerva to join him at Gaeta.
TUSCANY.—About 10 o'clock at night on the
27th ult. some of the lowest of the people, aoortrapa-
nied by some foreigrers and people from the country,
paraded the city of Florence, utterring se-
ditious cries, and exciting the people to revolt.
They first attacked the watchmen who pa-
trolled the city, attended by the civic guard.
They then went into several guard-houses, and de-
stroyed the doors and furniture. The delegate Cull
wu the object of menaces of death. The tumult
assumed a most serious character in the Faubourg
Degli Albin:4 and in the street Dei Caljacoli. A
fight took place, is which the cure of St. Felicita was
mortally woundei. The rioters were arrested, but
all with the exception of one, who was severely
wounded, effected their escape. After some time
tranquillity was restored. Several arrests were made.

easing end of opinine tiniest Legislative Amorally
that bad been sleeked cm an entirely new beds, in
eapseqnsned of 110 law relating to the constitution:
Me majesty was peed of being at the head of one of
the mew states the people of which had (in these Mill
exalted times), by their loyalty and conformity to the
law, pined general esteem, and secured their own
welfare. Belying on the support of his people, his
majesty looked with less apprehension upon the 03n-
ditisa of the entire fatherland (the constitution of
width was unfortunately WI unfinished), and
ups the still existing state of war which threatened
the kingdom with other dangers. His majesty
considered that it was his solemn duty to shun no
saarifice requisite far the security and welfare of
Germany, if only the constitution were drawn up
in a manner that would enable the country to
beer its burdens, and that would impose no ruin
ous change on its ti*iiternaldeveli* meet. In that
endeavour his majesty Mirka' the aesistance of the
present Assembly. It was, in a portionler manner,
ratiefaetory to)iie mlißory to find that one of the
rgK flat governments of Germany taken steps for
the menacing danger division, and for
boduciog that union of proms d people with-
at which there could be.no lasting unity or safety in
Germany. Whose steps his majesty had joyfully
seqpiesced i and he was resolved to aid w;th all his
z!nd at a sacrifice, the attainment of true unity.
hope of oonlirmittg anew ia that ersy the
.and
et ilerseaap, it ea both& asiasicad the
chambers to fully realise the promises of the law of
September 5, relating to the constitution. After an-
nouncing several bills, expressing his majesty's regret
that unavoidable cirmunstation had brought many
sacrifices with them, observing that freedom and
order, unlimited intellectual activity, and self-govern-
ment on the part of the people would best enable the
country to bear its burdens, and after eulogising
again the love of order of the people, the royal com-
missioner declared the session opened.
The First Chamber chose tor its presidents Pro-
fessor Briegleb, Herr Hausmann, and Herr Wyneken.
BAVARIA.—The budget for the next year shows
a deficit of some five millions and a half of florins.
The receipts are set down at 32,903,262 florins, nearly
every Keller of which i• required for the ordinary ex-
penditure. But there will be, moreover, en extraor-
dinary expenditure of 5,789,962 florins, including
more than two millions for the army. Ministers
stated in the Chamber of Deputies, on the 30th ult.,
that they could not promulgate the laws passed in the
National Amembly in Frankfort until they had re-
ceived the sanction of the Bavarian legislate'''. They
added that they bad forwarded a declaration to that
effect to the central ministry in the above city.