The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-11 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN.—The Sardinian ministry has resigned.
In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of the 4th
inst. the minister Papetti stated the motives which in-
duced this resignation. He said : "In the grave cir-
cumstances in which the country is placed, the neeu
sity. of a strong government, puseasing a certain
majority in the parliament, is indispensable. The
ministry have found that recent votes in the chamber
have shown that their majority is not sufficiently de.
tided to give them the support that they require, and
the ministry have therefore determined to retire. We
hope that all will be disposed to give such support to
any ministry that may succeed us as will realin
the great objects of oar desires, viz., the deliverance
of Italy from a foreign yoke, and the establishment of
a powerful kingdom, guaranteeing perpetual liberty
and independence. The Opinion, of the sth inst.,lays
" The retirement of the ministry having led all eyes
to be cut on Vincent Gioberti, this evening more than
1,000 citizens went to his hotel, shooting, " Gioberti
to the ministry," and then went to the palace of the
king uttering the same cries, and singing a national
hymn. They retired without any disorder."
Further dates from Turin to the sth, announce that
a report prevailed that Count Lisio had been charged
with the formation of the new ministry.
TUSCANY.—The Semaphore of Marseilles of the
7th instant says, the Grand Duke of Tuscany
is enrolling a great number of volunteers for the
war of independence.
ROME.—Letters from Rome of Dec. 1 state that
Mamiani had announced to the Chamber of Deputies
that the ministry, in order to maintain what it had
promised to the people, would immediately proclaim
the Italian constitution.
Onr correspondent writes:
Bo), Nov. 29.—1 refrained from writing thee

two past days, in order to judge better of the-conse-
quenws of Pio Nono's departure, and I have now not
the slightest apprehension of any evil results. It is
not my province to decide on the prudence or nesse-
city of the steps which the Pope has been advised ie
take, but as far as the City of Rome and the terribly
subject to the present constitutional government sett
this country are concerned, the absence or ,presses
of the monarch will have little or no effect. Ds
unanimity with which the middle classes and tee
lower orders agree to support the authorities, is m
unmistakable symptom and guarantee of social ceder.
The high aristocracy of the clerical and secular clue
have neither sympathy with, nor support from, those
who rank under them ; and to govern Rome &word-
ing to their views is now impossible. Pio Nono will
learn this, and, discarding his councillors, quietly re-
turn to the Quirinal.
" He is now at Gaeta, as I told yen two days sgo,
that was his destination, en route for Monte Camino.
He dined there yesterday with Alexander, eldest sea
of the Czar, who is about to marry a daughter of the
King of Naples, and thus gain a footing in southwa
Europe. The King and Queen are said to have were
from Naples to visit his Holiness. Prince
with Doria and others, have gone off to join 131143114
Odeschalohi presides here over the upper chamber
"The Romans profess, and no doubt feel, the sing-
ed personal attachment to Pius IX. This will mood
strange to you after the late at on his palace, sad
you will perhaps be reminde of the lover's rennin-
stranoe :
Perhaps It was right to dlerantge your loms
But why did you blob me down stairs'
It is nevertheless true, that were he to come here un-
attended to-morrow, he would receive the most rap-
turous and affectionate reception.
" Our government continues to carry on its func-
time with the most perfect regularity. The chamber
is now sitting and transacting its routine basin".
The Minister of Foreign Affairs is about to transmit
to foreign courts a circular explanatory of our nap-
died position. The diplomatic body have ceased of
spans to communicate with the ministry until Or)
Moire fresh instructions from their respecurs
governments. I don't remember a period of less ex-
citement these three years. Such is the simple state-
ment of oar present Popeless condition."
Letters from Gaeta state that a secret coneietory
was to be held in that city on the 2nd December.
Rome continued tranquiL Oavazzi had arrived there,
and went to the Popular Club with Muzzarelli.
Ths Alba has a letter from Rome of the 30th
which states that the Minister of War was malting
preparations for defence.
NAPLES.—Advices from Naples of the 28th eilt
state that Mr. Temple had arrived the precebug
evening, bringing the ultimatum on the Sicilian ques•
lion. 1u King had not then returned from Gaeta.
The ambassadors of Spain and France had left NO/
for Outs.
NAMLES, Nov. 28.—The Tempo, the ministerial pal"
visit
says ris mraiug that it is probable that the Per mu
spies, oand that there is fitting up for lum the
same =mots that the Emperor of Russia kad ths
roYal . The prints are very thick on the ground tot
day, rd the people generally are grouped about In the
stree listening to the extraordinary sews. The cardinals
who are actually here are Patrisil, Asquini, LambeusehuP.
Ugollni, sad (Mini. Vinardelli t•fok refuge on the 17th,,
the monastery of St. Damenico, two miles from Sirs pi).
colontrainl has bassi at Gaeta sine the 21st. Berflett3
salt
Merano have had passports for Naples from the 18th, but
are not arrived. Naples is therefore become the holy cill•

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