The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-26 00:00:00

ITALY.

PIEDMONT.—Ia the sitting of the Chamber of
=ties of Tarp of this 19th inst. M. Pinelli at,
the ministry as to the proclamation of the
Italian Constitosate at Cloaca.

The minister replied that it was the desire and hope
era the Italian
~ and that the ministry had al-
ready opened with the governments of
Rome and Tummy to realise it In the manner the
meet to different opinions.
The ()mores Wien had arrived at Turin, but
had net been received by the King. The Chevalier
Della Manners had rewired them at the palace, and
interned them that the oaly deputies acknoeledged
by the King were those who sat in parliament ;
which, the Wag had resolved to receive no depu-
tation.

The following is from oar own oorrrepondrnt :
GENOA, Deo. 19.
The =Wooden of • peter democraciesl ministry,
loader the pronderney of Visconti Oloborti, who holds the
porto.foglio of lents affairs, hag pins new confidence to
the neyonliesa party. The sews of the Clionerti ministry
arrived hire wrosnipasied by • proclamovion of Signor
DOINtiOO Bulb, the new Illinieter of Comments sod Agri.
sultan, and royal otmeassehner, v. sled with the highest
ezeoutivo power is snit and military slain in itnchy of
Gana, whore be mousiness Mil arrival In the following
terms : --" Gnome ! Ti. new Mildll4l,llllllllVd jar 11•111111•ri
the reins of gonna's.; and hare karat that for several
days Orlin was ia • f uproar. Bat woy le Eh nun in
a state of uproar ? Beaa . en attempt was mad* I
adopt • policy contrary to the digni y, the interests, and
the indopencottos of this ann.'s. This gem it.. city.
which had gives the tint impulse to Whirr and
iadepeadence, would not submit to so much ninny, and,
•liersfore, ski was in uproar. But sow new ors.lll bring
sew ineseares. The present ministry, of which I lons part,
wills the aheolate liberty and in epvadentis of this country
at any price: it wills the Italian Ceofti inmate, and nae gloved,
proclaimed it, sad chosen $ person to proceed now
and Rome in ardor to °mesh with the govern... u s there
upon the best noun a bri, go.g is at once into operetion :
in ono word the shilaters are toe • democrivic monarchy.
Bach • ministry will be aloe• s an to haw 0,1.14 for •
friend and en ally : tiny eau incur nor nosily nnly by be-
aming traitors to their miwi .n. Genoese, I have b. env aged
by the Kinyr with the highest ezecutin power in civil and
military ere, end have come smog you to give C r lie to
thus. who maintain that Grin. is tend of is•urrorthnt I will
show to these that whilst governs's, t .ollogre up a truly a
Wed Polity, there is no 'cession Sir . Howley
of brutal lons in order to keep G. sus quiet.
have at ones given ardour for the removal
of the troops. This yen day en etttalette will star- fr
bets to prepare quarters for the lathe pieces we.rte they
are to be mat to ; and, before two days, I II oter norsit to
han them ail mat array. As to the torts of this pl.oe, the
opinion of tits civic guards will ho taken 'lntro r th. y en
willing said able to usdonalte the otsupation of them aU, or
only of • ome, and actordirg to thr it dst Woo sad choke, the
forts shall be placed into their linos. For the anoint nano
of order in a truly fres town the civic guard. set 'olivine.
Tins freed from the nensheances of bratal fn.- we will
show to all Italy that Onto& is quiet. "V v. Is Cogni-
sant& !Winn& !" It may not to taint. ito.•ing to the
English reader to know that /I. D .1110111i00 But., • yowl/
adman, was, about a twelvemonth ago, directue id • newly
warted ne•spaper, the Legs Dofiants Id. Ho& Wan,
uareewer, • GeROMM b. htflh, ma., pe,lll • atirent. peons
to the purpose of ham•liati. g the Intondente 0. meals,
Sul lliartino, and the General to Dorisios, C sent Indoor ay.
Thor are now wapersed- d in t• .lr olLial power. by ths
snivel of Mossionr Buffs. _ .

ROMAN STATES —The Alba of FRN,• ace, of the
17th inst.. says "Our curet epondenee of to.ilse makes
so mention of the statement, in the t Home,
u to the Pops having sent via. nlimatutn to Ems of
the conditions es winch he would rota.

The Alba alga nap, Zwehini, the Senator of
Bologna. who ins appunt. d une of the ernra. nwt
Junta of Ham, boa refused to accept tho uppoint-
mut.

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA —We havr received the B: Im peprre
of the 23rd hut.

Herr Waldeck has sent a spirited, spin. , and
conclusive reply to leis celleegues in one .1 11. Berlin
court. of justice, who urged 1 un to rot go tin .t. the
greund that big participatton in the pnea dings of
the late Miasma Assembly would being the • ritunial
into emitempt
The esthetes tribunal (he s.,rees) need not tor here sy
CO operation with it would toot* the suepicAto tee lee owl
justice are endangered. It to epos tth whet At• that the
danger for the country • sista. It Ines in the r....111•••••te
'bar the court, anfoludtai of iia tote dignity, t. t .t.•
the mess of politico and an.eiders a differsese of ,t,t:ei end
IleeletitlItI00•1 apportion tii fatentere es It erisarnie hero
the resicestien of the Also f a judge. Whs. arh on led
servdits, what a eonsfent ekandr ul judges, who. a Mel as
pi: ilitioo of the r. spot dive .0 (help leotki, ist ores ea.*
quo acs of Bath a systems ! %V' et or he vitriol
is jade a who, in a c..n,ti nr:u tot rate, ors weeto.e 1.. the
ltd. p nd nos which, ev. n in en a ...lets one, to 40. pall.,lium
of publtc to ?
Herr Waldeck hat, the I've chance diming eoturord
to the first dumb rof the neat Diet, as men‘her leer
Berlin. His opponent is Gm. Wrangel. tr....
•raders are taking energe is steps to secure the r to u
of Mr. J P. Smith, the welt-known adv. eau, at trio•
trade in Prussia. Tnis gentleman is an Est/11.4.1mm
by birth, but has long been a naturalised
He is generally at.d cis fervidly rtspect..l boa.
public end private lite
AUSTRIA.—We have accounts from flit non up t.i
the 19th, bat no confirmation of the victor.. o elatnt.
in the army bulletins to which we referred trotorast
In fact, according to the etre likeinivh• itmsey
of Cologne, letters from Trachea, whin. ,trrttrd in
the Austrian capital at th above date, pusitively sweet
that Frisebeisen, instead of having, as officially re-
ported, gained a brilliant victory at Soli in, wee
d'tven across the frontiers into Austria Proper. a ith
the low of many clamour. It is ammortied in the
Name journal that Presburg has not hers harem
The ll'ierter &amigo uum.ilains of the sympathy telt
hear and there for kosseih. The Preussisehe .4,gft.te•
Anseirr of the 23rd di ea not contain one word of
tu•elli.enos from the wat of war in Hangery ; on the
other hand, it publishes a Vienna paragraph (eur• er
dare Dee. 10) containing the stale intelliceree that
Jells° .ich bad been appointed governor of Ihilmans.
It appears that there will h.• a rorgrewt of prin.am iv
Pr got at the beginning of the new year.
The press in Austria Prop. r seems sill izenesstit of
the last resolutions of the parliament at P ;
haps it is not thought pale or discreet to put . i.h tO .011.
The debates and that fatal resolution a Met, leen.
hastened on the alibis are contained in th, Peathee
Zeitung of the Bth inst. The resoled m teferred to.
and which gave roe to 'hr report that the republic
bad been proclaimed in Pew h, is as fellows -
Wh. teas it his ewes to the esposenee id :he nerl;..
wheat, Ansa rabble ries. mud whin paper. w Inea
dely introduced into thin weeny, that ‘l. i the
Fart, Emp roe of Aurria and King of Horn ...y,rf
ti e
nave the fifth, whining the Austrian erns at
on the second day of the present month, h,
ineoiteito, whkit Is collet vienal by the Ano,. • • ' r.
Schwersenberg, Is toe which ha taws all the geoid a et Age.
triaof tueir dudes towards oise, obi/40w thi m leas
mit or allegiance. An • wrereaa, he dielate,. i the ./ar
thee teat hie tease. r Mother, Francis Charles. A 76.1 tilt. at
Aseris, hath Skewer exile r 4 Is tacos. et A:. ,nil
/imamate's) ethos Bruins Archduke FIIIOOI.I an
011ee Agelmthke Jueeph, athlete* the of an
Ilimpeser ere Almeria Keg rat Herrero, h tvi potdtetn.il
• eertiesatristtion, ice does likewise hear dote of
its thy of etha
obi. In oth or Dm stem. .i.o
all • esethesigeed die Ardrian retolvter.Be.t.ere nb ea.
fie oenteli be Were» all the tr opt, of the seinarehe id hi.
wheat to the theta protesting mat be is rwioNam
all peolhollee wad tribes into •ue sin olive. via sotto., 0,4
'fiat heir the said portens he ath -toady made ell serene.-
swift thearetry lot the onpprowiast of wee: tie c 11.
tow
▪ mbellioe,"
Thin painting verilv eto declare, and h•—.be dor. .1..
elerv, that titulary, sod the coustries and 'engine...keyed
to it, auto r were pats or tee Aortrimi nimerehy, 14.41. We
are they so to day; Let they are an ladtp. e.t.a emptie e:
treir own, having its own constitution. and net •
Wriest= bur it. own le es, that le to any, to thews IA
Mete with Me eintsent of the nation The ta.dtt•
tenuitee of this indepe di nee sod 1. gal poeiti-n Gera, oh if
fuadszetental basis on which th • a .vrettieti neheuf te. Howe
at Airdrie ever did, sad cl. now, it • , acc,-rditt. te the rge.i
o. •,treessims u set fort In the Poe mane Sa
art -stem'. to on the aut i. et of the Auonen Inane 1.1 111,,0,,
riming have say etf e, Same, on the pita the,..,
of
Hang-try, notion the Muneerl.• parliament ton cdtionetd
and have pinta Its errant. At this pee...st 'into,
ndepo,popoe and tee trebled vale • nee of llirparr ao.d
isoe depeudoncies are as .11 Nora threatened by the
attacks n, atheed power% even so that the , ••.rettl
to defend Its political and P14.11/11 existence by In, loves of
arms, there to a totssitility of certain selrvol. rat people
interprelisg the eileneet4 the pat liement es an otandionsest
of
national fish'; sad it is for tbs• rem n rind the rupee
rentariees of the wow', and of the nobi 17, I.ow in par.
Ilsestat a•s obl.d, std being ths guardladv, thr rm.
▪ dirty and of leg pmera sad rich.", thine fin. elves
in dirty hound in tbe nation's name to pause/thee Nthe event, aforetwid eta the royal thrnoir ot 110..A.,ry
sco`tdinp to a law an to all the world comma be.