The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

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TURIN, Nov. 10.
1 described to you in my last the slat* of painful
anxiety in which all Italy, I may truly say, Was
hying, foe, on the one hand, she has been nervously
watching any rising symptom of disorder in the four
central provinces of the Peninsula, and, on the other
hand, has perceived the excessive timidity end irre-
solution of the present Sardinian ministry. All that
the envoys fro. the Romagna' and the Deckles
were able to obtain after tedious negotiations tram
this cabinet was its guarantee for a loan of twenty
millions of (none. And our ministers further gave
it to be understood that, having been assured by
Napoleon they should have the Duchy of Parma
and Piacenza, they did not find themselves mush
disposed to compromise themselves seriously for t►e
rest. They have aocolilingly flown into • passim
and rated the Dictator Farini because he did not
choose to separate the destinies of that Duchy free
those of the other provinces. He wrote back to say
that he should never follow out the artichoke
policy (I. &Mien dit rartiojo). You must
know that Vittorio Amadeo 111. used to say
Italy was an artichoke, and that Piedmont ought to
sat it by a learnt a time. All this produced in the
man woo govern the four central provinces the con-
victloc, that in order to effect the annexation they
must 'wok for help, not from the Sardinian govern-
ment. but from their own activity and rowlocks.
You know the rest. You have seen with what won-
derful concord Central Italy again entertained the
project of conferring the regency on Prince Eugene
of hirignan. The messages and reports read on this
occasion are fall of wisdom and prudence. The
unanimity of to. votes, the contentedness of the
peoples, the modesty and simplicity of the conduct at
all the chiefs, have given fresh hope and confidence
to all. Everyone here is persuaded that the simul-
taneous and perfectly similar deliberation of four
assemblise is • feet that will greatly plena' England.
and give additional strength to the liberaland noble
policy of Loed John Russell towards Italy. It is
impossible for your highly civilised country not to
feel that it would now be • blow aimed against
humanity to prevent Central Italy from accompliah-
tag the set of annexation, the only mode she sees of
becoming independent and capable of providing for
her own defence; and how can anyone gainsay the
right of • nation to entire and secure independence.
when she gives such evident signs of being able to
recover in great part her ancient glory

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Fortunately, however, the Rattazzi ministry seems
inclined to throw a itsinactivity, and it is now nearly
certain that the King will permit the Prince, his
cousin, to accept the regency. Ido not believe this
to be the v &cc of a larger dose of courage imbibed
by the ministry, or of the vote to unanimously
pained by the four provinces. If I am well informed,
the oracle of the Tuileries allows itself to be inter-
preted am being less hostile than was thought to
the annexation, or to speak with greater exactions,
that it is in no unfavourable mood with regard to
the regency of Prince Eugene. It appears that
what was thought so likely to occasion mishaps has
on the contrary been productive of good. I am allud-
ing to the danger that threatened the Romagna&
where it was feared the armed volunteers might
Cross the frontiers, attack the Swim, and advance
with the help of the population up to the very gates of
Rome. Garibaldi. as I informed you, had been unable
to give the King any formal promise when asked to
do so. That inability of his throw imperial diplo-
macy into a serious state of apprehension. Another
cause of alarm for it was an intimation that, if the
regency of Prince Eugene ware declined, the four
easemblies would elect unanimously the Count of
Cavour. Well, a high personage has said that
this name would be too displeasing to Eu-
rope, and ;perhaps he meant by that to in&
mate as well that it would be too displea&
log to himself personally. Add to all this that at
the present moment there is no little bad humour
between Austria and France on account of the Doke
of Modena, whose name was omitted in the letter
of Napoleon 111. to Vieth. Emmanuel, though the
writer disposed of the Duchy in favour of the
Duchess of Panes.. You have no doubt seen that
the Austrian official journals have contradicted the
report of that Duke's abdication, and that
the Vienna Gazette announced his departure
for Italy, whither he gam in order to
be nearer hls faithful troop., and see to
their wants. All this makes it probable that
the regency of the Prince of Carignan will be tole-
rated. Perini is expected here, at Turin, to have
some private interviews with the King. The Pre-
sidents of the Assemblies will also come here, and
bring the unanimous fourfold vote in an official and
solemn manner.

For some days past we hays had here a minis-
terial crisis. Count Cased had tendered his resift-
nation on •°coast of a °lases in the new law about
to be promulgated on university teaching. The
Minister wishes that in every town or place what-
soever any one may open a school for teaching the
higher branches of science, provided the muter is fur-
nished with an academical degree previously granted
by a university of the state. On the other hand, the
committee that drew up the law decl►ree that the
said faculty of teaching shall only be valid is the
cite where the university is is which the master
took his degree. The matter has been arranged by
mutual concession, and the city of Milo is he be
added to the other cities where the universities au.
The minister. who u a Milanese, appears satisfied.
Of costes before many years are over we shall see
springing ap at Milan • wort of uoiversity indepen-
dent of governmeatal action and control. Malty
think they foresee in this both • danger and an
abuse, but I foresee therein a tine and desirable
result, via., liberty of iastruction.

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

The Admiralty issued a notice yesterday, to the
effect that %mote ere about to be eppolatsd to the tranepor
veseela percesdiag to Canis.

WOOLWICH, Nov. 14.
The Army Sanitary Comegamonere have been so-
lively wised is sweat elaing the most el4ibis site for the
maxa of a great willowy hasphil st Woolwich CC • lerp
wale. A portion al gewareures lead neer Woolwich-gem.
ass sad fligtitiopie.wlle Wel hen meleowl farther
end at the leer weekly _aestiag elate Woolwisk Ineel"2::1
dMeath s ewasawiestlen was readred from tbe emanate-
skew% remestiegle be Wormed that portion of Mikan-
gelpvele wise Wirshri sa Ins subject to marsh
awkwis. Aber sem lin, Ys board deaded to forward
es the commildern • egret recently published by Dr.
Richards•e, ot Weels=lehieh is highly favourable to
the salubrity albs dee

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 14.
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dip the Primal Reyel, eft owl) .11..e0s
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