The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-03 00:00:00

TUSCANY.

The Opinione of Turin publishes an order of the
day and a proclamation signed " Ceecarini, com-
mandant of the Ist regiment of the 2nd corps of
the army of Central Italy," merlins Tuscany.
la the first of these document., the soldiers are
informed that Lieutenant-Colonel Metz icapo has
arrived among them to be present at the cere-
mony of their taking the oath, the text of which
is as follows

1 rwear Gdelity to hi. sacred Royal Majesty Victor Rat-
manful 11. sod to hie royal esceeesors, as slat faithfully to
eheervc the icature ant the laws of the state, and to NMI all
the du'ies leloogiag to toy quality cf a soldier with the sole
view of the welfare of the King and country.
In the proclamation, which is addressed to the
people of Romagna, and dated Modigliano, May 26,
he (Colonel Ceccarini) gratefully acknowledges the
alacrity with which that province has furnished
volunteers, and recommends the appointment of com-
mittees in all the townships, for collecting subscrip-
tions for the relief of the families of the volunteers.
Modigliano is a town of tho province of Florence,
and the Romagna alluded to seems to be only the
Tuscan portion of this territory so called.

NAPLES.

We (Times second edition) have rt calved the tot
lowing telegram from our correspondent at Naples :

"NAPLES, MAY 31.

" Thia morning the remains of the late king were
carried with great ceremony and military display
from the palace to the church. They will be interred
to-morrow.

" Naples is tranquil.
" Everthing remains in statu quo."

The Vekeine, which is now in a state of insur-
rection, Is a small cmmtry of Northern Italy, formed by a
valley which tuns from the Adds to the Lake of Como. The
extent of this district is 2,200 ulnas kilometres (the kdo-
moire is jtbe of a mile), and its pops/Idiom 63,000 souls.
The country is tasseled by ths Adds, end is surrounded by
high nionotates. la 1001, the Vskeine formal a depart-
ment of Francs, that of the Adds, the chief town being
amide°. Since 1914 It hes been united to the
Venetian kingdom.

A grand manifestation, conceived and organised
by Cecilia' de Itemise, Archbishop of Vienne, la to take
place very shortly is tbs Austrian capital, the object being
to solicit the Divine protection foe the Austrian arms in
Italy. All the clergyof every realised the (nooks from ell abs I
sammateries within the archiepiecopel thcsanserlptlos are to
p in pros sot an to the instroyolitaa church et St. Stephen,
passieg through the most populous streets of the capital.
The catholic congregations, abbey., sad monist/sift which
are to Moldy eadowe I in Aus :is, have not shows themselves
very generous is their costributiose towards the expenses of
the war.

A letter from Trebizoud of the 14th ult., in the
Lermod Band, says.—" A patty of Circassian dealers
arrived here lately, having amongst their stork' a young
/,onei some fourteen years of age. In proof of her unusn.l
beauty, I mai at onus mention that the price at upon
her war end is 200,0JU piortrea Some days atm
dm boding of the °ware of Ibis Caucasian gem,
a relation of hers arrived sal claimed her from her
polestars, who it rams had üblen bee from her
111.422,14 Ile claimed bee restoration to himself, Lot, I
seed hardly my, in vela; the owners of so vsluabla a piece
of mathendies were not the rums to give it op turough sty
sentlaeutal wallow... The dispute was at tut referred to
the paella's arbitratioa, much against the wit of the young
beauty herself, who prate eel against bee return to her na-
tive Lao, and s•uetly held out for going on to St urgent
that paradise of a Cifeelsilla piers imagisation. Before the
paths, however, could deliver his judgment in the mrttor,
the &vote was rattled by the slake foregoing hi. claims
Sue a consideratioe, and &comfits', the young beauty
sad her friends imbalted for Conatentinople a couplet of
days ago,"