The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-16 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Private letters of the 9th int. say the rumours of •
ministerial modification have wholly ceased.
A Madrid letter of the 9th says:—" We are mitred
that a project de European Congress, of which Spain
has taken the initiative, with the view of re-establish-
ing the temporal power of the Holy See, will shortly
be teased. The French government hummed it to
be obKirved to the Spanish government that it would
be desirable for all the states of Europe to take part
in the Congress; and it has undertaken to send the
necessary invitations to the cabinets of England and
Hass* the Spanish government not being able, on
account of its relations with them, to communicate
with them direct."

The Cummercio of Cadiz,ofthe 4th inst., says : "One
of the steamers of Sir Charles Napier's squadron
touched, before going to Gibraltar, at Tangiers, to
take on board Mr. Drummond Hay, chargé d'afftires
and consul-general at Morocco. Mr. Hay, alter having
had a conference with Sir C. Napier, returned some
boars after to Tangiers, from whence he was to go to
Larache."

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11 1 sob. 4 orb; after Dol4a, 10 cob. Passim,
ca• Peek Mir. Beak of af. Ferdinand, 57 cob ;55
paper. name es Lana" 4910. Tresaary IS.

ITALY.

A PROVISIONAL GOVERNMES
PROCLAIMED IN TUSCANY.

TUSCANY.—We have intelligence from Florence
dated the 91 init.

The flight of the Grand Duke and family from
Sienna has be,n offieiclly announced. This announce-
ment was followed by immense agitation in every
part of the city. The generale was beaten, the na-
tional guards and troops were called out, and the
chambers went hastily convoked. Meanwhile, how-
ever, the clubs issued a manifesto, convoking the
populace, who assembled in great numbers, and pro-
claimed a provisional government, choosing Monts-
Guersen, and Maszoni as its chiefs.
The multitude then proceeded to the chamber, and
melting into the galleries compelled the members
loweenWed to acknowledge and confirm the pro-
Adored meat. The clubs proclaimed the depo-
sition the Grand Duke, and declaredlisau to be
part of the Italian Costituente, to be ' of as
the Roman Assembly shall hereafter deci .
After the sitting of the Chamber of Depu-
ties of the Bth inst., at which the provisional
government chosen by the people was confirmed in
its functions, the Senate, in its sitting of the same
day, approved all that had been done by the Chamber
of Deputies.
la the Chamber of Deputies, Montanelli, in the
name of his colleague, accepted the mission which
had been confided to them. On leaving the chamber
the members of the provisional government went
to the portico of the Lanai, where they severally
addressed a numerous assemblage, declaring that
they accepted so difficult a duty from deference to
the wishes of the people. From thence they
proceeded to the Old Palace, in the midst of
the meet frantic acclamations of the crowd, and
with military honours paid them by the Civic Guard.
All the bells of the city were ringing.
The provisional government, by a decree, dated
the Bth inst., has appointed the Avocet Mordeni
Mislaid" of Foreign Affairs; Professor Marmocohi,
Ministerof the Interior; Romanelli, Minister of Justice;
Franchini Minister of Public Instruction ; Mariano
d'Aysla, kinister of War ; Adami, Minister of Fi-
nances and Public Works. Each of the members of
the provisional government will sit for one week sto-
canively as president of the council of ministers.
The following proclamations were published at
Florence immediately after :
The Bleak of Fieseace,—Considsrhyr that the Bight of
Used& el And:isle a violation of the otasdtation, and
haves the mists wlthsat ireyerasssat ; eessiderhar that the
Ibikvessasy st Ohs pawls, tie only astwelas, fats is yessideessenta. for
the ef eWiadmosss, sad Mktgaals
time Oa f the we psefulesse, asairdes aas
govern-
seat Is the pewees et Aim Jo* P. D.
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tom; Gail the PolOs Nails to then the blab direction of
taut ebbe, NA she, la the Nets et Italy, Tuscan
saltiest Is the weeks Ihet delaitive form of
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dding iefll mite with sad stank itself to
that ef k ears that She too 'twos, is the .ffte
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from the of thsPeriplo.—Pee the Pectin L. Moa-
t:S*4 Pesilleat et the Pee Oslo ; G. B. MOOOLLIII.
viee•Prediselt Aker : . L Mon, The-Presitent ei
Mee; Daaosesanws. &mewl et ditto.
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decrees tilless:-1. The Advents A. 'cruel I ae.
swami aler asen&ry et &hat * the depealmert of
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