The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-16 00:00:00

ITALY.

La Concordia, of Turin, of the 11th, contains an
amount of the first sitting of the federal congress of
Italy, at which Andrea Romeo, Vincent Gieberti, and
Tereario Maniani were elected presidents, amidst
enthusiastic applause.
On the name of Romeo being hailed with cries of
" Viva Romeo," he responded, " Viva Italia !" Peres
(of Palermo) and Lucien Bonaparte were named
vice-presidents. A speech of Maniani, in which he
said " War is our diplomacy—war our only means of
ealety ! " was applauded to the echo.
The Maimed Saw daien, of the 12th, says that on
the following day the king was to be present at a
Vzsiartwvitiw. and that he would shortly leave for
*a; but that, before his departure, he would
open the Sardinian parliament.
The Petrie of Florence, of the Bth, contains a
decree, granting a general amnesty to the insurgents
of Leghorn, revoking the appointment of the counsel-
lors of Leghorn, and appontitg, provisionally, as
counsellors, embalm, Isolani,and Giovanni &brie!.
The Genoa Gamete, of the 11th, states that a few
tedious persons had, on the preceding day, posted up
and caricatures abusive of the king, which,
foliZver.d. , were generally disapproved, and had been
removed by the entwines sad National Guards.
The Cbrviere Mercantile of Gams, of the 10th,
states that letters from Milan announced that, con-
formably with the late Ines= proclamation, a ge-
neral amnesty had been

FRANCE.—Lotaa PHlLlPtit's PnivATE DOMAtx.
—Oa Friday the report of Dwyer, la the name of the
Camiftes of Fames, on the gearshift of M. isles
Famo.go deden that ell the property merposiag the private
lank of Louis Plains shield be-lekem by the state, was
distributed to tbs ommilly semis r elisamy elsor
mikes, smd afar siatia.ilsetk Fam's is-
fte ripen star Li tko govennesat lift I
demand that the real aft moray called dims a is
deli atolls shoal& return to the Mans the t the properties
Mem as laws ads dotattios prig! should be pissed ander se-
mislaid= ; sad that the reel sad pm al pregiaties of ft the
members w the ea royal Emily should elm be arceertrated.
The cemmilnee rinammende that a law shell be prod re-
=ns sequestration, sad authorising, for the Beni
the
of the debt', that sales and loans an mortgage Mall
be effected. It announces that all the maim of the house
of Orleans to whom the properties were made over by the
act of 7th August, 1830, have massaged by
minated dads, to a general sad spatial monger "Olt=
in order secure the payment, of ths debts of ell
Ipoads to
otariiig by thaw father. The nomittes states that the
debts of the civil list en 30,000,0001. and that the treasury
M creditor for 28,000,0001. more. To meat theft the proper-
ties of the privets domain, which even in these time. cannot
bs estimated at is.. than 100.000,000 f. in value, present a
sulkiest security. But, as the revenues of them are merely
sufildent to pay the interest of the debts, capital must be
raised by salsa or mortgage. The revenues are put
down at 4900.000 f., of which 3,100,000 E to the
private domain, 200,000 fr. to the properties of the Queen,
1,600,000 tr. to tame of the late Madame Adelaide ; the out
✓ags for administration, repairs, assurance, taxes, &a., ere
reprossatal to mount to 1,900,0001 r. ' • leaving a agar te-
am 013,000,000 fr. The committee recommends that, as
the real properties afford sufficient security for the payment
of the debts, the personal properties of all kinds end the pro
dhpooed of in marriage settlements shall be Mse-
given up to the princes of the house ;of Orleans ; and
=
itll the completion of the liquidation, the council of
shall fix an mount to be paid from the se-
=lpropertisa to each of the propnetere. "We have
imeys the oftuniree in conclusion, " that it would
hi ceatna7 to the dignity and raprossty of Francs to im-
pose other sufferings and other inhales on Moss who must
foal so mach at being proscribed from the territory of the rc
public, or of leaving foreign states to offer the homage of
their misidases to a Emiry which for neatly twenty years
had the hamar of goveeniab oar country end commanding
our army and an /isle."

TIE LORD MAYOU OP LONDON IN PkVM.—The
Pant esateepsedist of fipsdalor states that the Common
Coma et Paris and the Etat Ma* et the National Gourd
ideal to give a great entertainment to the National Guards
who OMB to the resew et Paris daring the battle of Jane.
It I warted that the Uri Mayer and Aldermen 01 Loudon
are to rooks an invitation, ea a nark of gratitude for the
recordea gloss to the Frisch National Guards who ban
lately shield Leaden.
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liggliAlf HOSPITAL, DALSTON.-011 Saturday a
=peaseal hart alf governor was held at the City of
Tarr, Dirsrgateetreet, ke the elation of a pla-
id= to the hosplek to ap the vacancy calmed by the
realgestioa d De Treatd. . Sidney Williams, Kr., took
trio *gr. It will la werdered rat soasegasase of die.
es whir hod area hetwor the hewn onoithes and
Dr. herd, Oa hes Mark* ph lie Gl** WOW. kyle
or then, sprig gennial ends of greenews were 'dal to
Wee the usaarlde emeidessaim saw aIV denim eel
wry stow diesswelea, the nada was at brit to
a eassinies W the sedisedea of Dr. rats —Tie
nrasaldihey led now as reeved De arbors efaisha
sad sagas to the hespreL • Wet thusteak and
at two death the resnessy arreased that D. end
Dr. Strube hod his. ternirowely sherd, tho forme r
14111110114 sag the bast. semen the hospital. These
padiessea, Wise warelk armed Oak ocknowledt
news kr the Maw wahried as thew thaska were given
as the elairera, and the per mars tarealasted.
ISIMAIL CULTIVATION IN MS Wt.T INDIEL—Wa
(MaarAeater isieincerr) have bees brand with the fo4
leeria4 extract from a erroaatilie later, al neer date, her
Ilea Yamada, Trinidad. The writer has Wes ay ran'
valuable experience in the super cultivatioa d that WM,
sad, has his practical acquaintance with ire smear, his
odd= is entitled to MOM *ea ordisary waled Dada
are sallies hare at ridioalwas prices—that Is, is their fencer vela.. However, after die aids. is hew
ease at bead, wages will be ridueed, and sera will then, as
• well-.aped estate, free of debt, be ma tar aboat ivre
dollars pa 1001 lb. • sad I do sat think the slave wars re
rake it for so little. This servivon of the rale will then
probably do welL If tg to Cabe, this island
will be do mad powers la ebb • rem if not,
I still think we IMO do wall wired' has.wreglit oat
in *Sets. lea hey arbood that ashler sew oar any
other ariertieral (tospral) rarer s an be rows oar
cher in the ward are dearly Asa ham Dare only ban
lair play."
ROBBIRT AT TIM EXCllitutlgh-ollICIL—The
Ex-
.ygser.oaSaq Linsola'oinn, wee serer alter ta• teesaina-
dr of rarer ea latordr, and plundered of a wary el
geld red rim, Dr throne getting err away with liter
beety.

..es Bay.
DIAL, Oct. ; 16th, 8.5.8.-14th : Arrived
from the river sad sailed: Brilliant, Pernambuco. 16th,
Walter Navies, Sydney, N.S.W. • James Lanioden, Cal-
mitts ; Spheroid, St Vincent; Deionshire, New York.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 1.5.—E. ; 14th.—Arrived : Unicorn, St.
Vincent ; Aurora. Quebec.
1311Inneilr, Oct. 11.-BaDed : Adelaide, Havana.
MAROLTI, Oct. 16.—The Ageing, from Stockton to this
port, in mitering the harbour, took the ground, and un-
shipped her rudder, and is making a little water; assistance
has bean sent to her.

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