The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-04 00:00:00

ITALY.

By the Italian mails we have advioes from
Turin to the 29th; from Milan, the 27th; and
Florence, the 26th ult. It appears that the Lombard
consults having demanded thebams of the Anglo-French
mediation, King Charles Albert has declined commu-
nicating it. Letters from Trieste, of the 22nd,
announce the departure of the Jupiter and Physche
for Venice. The French consul was about to quit
Milan.

The following is the letter of our correspondmit:
Nerrxe, 13r.rr. 24.—At the close of the first and very
brief motion of the Neapolitan parliament. it is amusing and
at the same time instructive, as to the Italian genius for
business and parliamentary discussion, to consider for one
moment what bas been done. The Chamber of Deputies
then, it appears, met four times in secret committee. and 23
times in public, at which meetings no minister presented
himself, except at the previous request of a deputy, to
answer some questions about to be put to him. By the
ministers were presented only two projects of law ; the first
(regarded by many as inopportune), proposing the sale of
the property of the state, of public establishments, and re-
ligious lay houses ; the second (b maltato" party
pronounced to be useless), • a plan for the forma-
tion of • national guard, in which plan it was held by nen
that the very principle of a national guard wassacrific
The chamber itself proposed 14 projects of law, of which the
following is an abstract :-1. The entire abolition of the tax
on the introduction into thaingdons of books, tu,„a., and
prints, by Mancini. 2. Fur the removal of the wof " albi-
naggio," b Savarese. 3. On the citizenship of Italians and
the na • on of foreigners, by the same. 4. Oa the
liberty of the prim, by De app,. 5 On the Introduction
of trial by jury in criminal cum, and for offences against the
paw, by Tiaanelli. B.Oa personal media civil emu, by Torts
7. On stamps, by Teri. 8. On promissory tills, bi=
9. On the abolillm of punishment of death, by
10. On modifications in prism discipline, by Nicola de Lam.
11. On prohibition to magistrates to hear private pithily
in civil and commensal OWN, by Tim 12. Oa at
and conspiracies against the statute, by Mau. 18. gliC
abolitioa of the decree of the 17th Nay, 1830, with respell to
the pecuniary reeptheibility of the plaintiff fee the armee
of justice, by the Deputy /Tree°. 14. On the lac leishility
of the ethreey of letters, by Frocencreta. Now meet ef theme
tills indicate the existence of great defects and abash and,
If carried through, would have been productive of imams
ameliorations. But with what degree of spirit se gems-
veranes were they supported ? There was, as usual, es he.
miner amount of chieeeherth, ear et preterea nthii, mingled
often with en interchange of the most refined drawinseesm
compliments ; yet, after all the greater proportion of the
bills, on the passing of which emit gelid's' mossier. end.
dared the existence of the INAlltri todgwi,wee eat?
read, veq few takes late seimen, set 1119
83 ends *,4 groat pemilassenno eimemig. Hama send the
company pester simmer at emir nest eempaiga, wine is to
open la the month of November.
Land dates imm disk eisdase r deserfbe the malyeed
state et the Nesgellees enny. The loyal bank if Madan
was bail wiliest maw I moll ea the treenail had been
rimmed to Pelenms. A Neteet inemer hh Melly
es the 2kl with ireei} fdineabelelAs, Ike. A large
umber, who were weenie' in time hie Mir at Needles,
have bent reminsd to Bede; tlewomemees of
letter,
;goo maul
s hea eamenies, en
a duconeeb(dlg effect says ea_ the re oyal Weep. To give en
ides el the Emmirmi--theae of Sena liana, the regal
lassarosi, complais that they have non bean paid emoting%
promise, and yet a Mow days lisle they had a grand /oath in
the country, and all who weft smennied in the late fight in
Toledo received a nun of money. The constitutional lea.
Kenai dad more favour with the public generally, and get
more work. Between the two we are In a position,
should any movements take plans, to be plundered by both
parties.