The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-06 00:00:00

ITALY.

SARDINIA.—The Club de la Room, of Turin,
having charged a deputation to demand of the minis-
-2:ooprel4 out aad fall adhesion to the Italian Con-
(Roberti is mid to have replied, that so
loag as be should be minister, Piedmont should not
eead depathe to the Constituents of Rome.
The meeting of deputies, preliminary to the open-
ing of the parliament of Turin, was held on the
31st ult. Parliament was to assemble on the Ist
instant. _ . .

The Piednegtotese Garotted the 30th ult. publishes
the protest of Minister Gioberti against the violation
of the armistice by the Austrian government. Sar-
dinia, says the document, scrupulously executed the
clauses of this convention, which had bat a mi-
litary value; Austria, on the contrary, showed
both obstinacy and ill-will in not fulfilling the
clauses of the armistice. This fact induces the
government of his majesty the Meg of Sardinia to
make foreign powers acquainted with the facts and
proofs upon which the above assertions rest, for the
purpose. of avoiding any difficulties that might here-
after anse on the subject. (The document here states
various acts of the Austrian sovertmont and mili-
tary authorities.) M. °Whorls then proceeds to
remark that an iniquitous system of spoliation has
been establiehed, under the name of contribution, or
extisordinary. war taxes. The property of un-
fortunate emigrants, preferring exile to oppression,
has been illegelly conated. The Austrian fleet has
seised Italia& vessels in the Adriatic, notwithstand-
ing the conditions of the armistice and the formal
promises made to the ministers of the mediating
=thus committing an act of hostility con-
by the principle of the freedom of the sea.
The Piedmostese government, having already made
its protest to France and England against the viola-
tion of the semiotice and the abuse of power which
Austria has committed in the spoliation and mention
of venoms whom the most formal conventions sad the
right of nations ought to have protected against mea-
sures now mapaeallsled among civilised nations, now
add:miss the same protest to the other foreign powers,
and declares that it leaves to Austria the responsibility
of the fatal oonesqnsoces which may remit focl
and Europe at large, from the violation of sacred
compacts and the extreme rigour of proscriptions.
ROMAN STATES.—The Bologna Galati*, of the
27th ult., states that the Swiss, 2,000 in number,
stationed in that town, had received orders to sat out
for Gaeta. This hiving mused great excitement
among the inhabitants, President Berti Piehat had
an interview with the Swim dotterel Latour, who, in
answer to his inquiries and remonstranore, declared
that he could not show the adore belied received front
higher authorities, sad that, were obstacles pat is his
way, he 'would have monies to force to take his de-
prime. The president then published •
&defiling the people to be cals. The P tub
an address to the Swim, to the effect the people of
!Mrwould not let them depart. The Fria& and
someals, it appear,, also protested against the
departme of the Swiss. All these eiretnnstances pre-
vailed at lest upon Oen. Latour to defer the march,
and to attempt a conciliation. The elections are fa-
vourable to the democratic party.
The name of the Roman deputies to the Coati-
that Amiably were published ea the Nth, and cede-
bested by 101 guns and the ringing et bilk
the deputies mama we ream& 110whIsetti, B=,
Niumarelli, G&W, Ciaguileml Chula Boma.
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dead, ms bad been I bat limo smostary of
Vabee bees
BCANY.—l'llheigette of Rome quoted by the
Gusto of Goa, of the 31st ult., says : " The Goad
Dub at Teensy, after a Isart mod coddratial an-
foresee with the usbaseaders &Frame and Noglamd,
has tally adhered to the Italian Coaditasate
NAPLNIS.—We have reestved letters from ear
carrespeadmat at Naples to the 28th alt., bat their

Tai PSAIIISIILAI AND ORIENTAL COWART'S
STEAM' SULTAN, Captain Waal, armed s SOntitnfraill
yesterday. Amongst her min h specie oar freight to the
ansoant of 130,0001. reeling, principally from Constantino-
* end Smyrna. Sir Charles Napier 's fleet wee at Gib
?altar whim she left. The brig Rebecca, hest Belfast,
fonadered of Cape Bt. Vincent; reser saved.
THE SMITHFIELD NulßANClL—Yesterday, an in-
furiated ea, being driven from Smitlifi-Id to the Sauey aide
of the river, knocked down, in Farringdowstreet, a girt,
named Coles, and trampled on her, and indicted very sonar
JO Wilk Being further irritated by the occurrence, it be-
came perfectly aseentrollable, and prameded at a headlong
pace Maar& Bleekhius-brido, where the animal was
neared, not, however, before Iliad knocked down and in-
Jared wend parties.