The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

SPEECH OF COUNT CAVOUB.
The following is a report of the speech addressed
to the Pietheriatees Chamber of Deputies co Battu,

day by Count Cavour
Guellemem,—The great European powers, with a view is
treat the Italia virgin by swans of diplomacy, and try
whothertt fight be peeing, to give ft • peamble solution,
resolved in the month of Marsh to convoke • congress for
the purpose. Amnia, anwtheism, subjected her adhesion
to this project to • *mane misting to Sardinia alone—via.,
Qat she Amid previously &era. This prate sine,
inbidamingly repelled by the King's government as ma-
just and coatrary to the dignity of the country, met
with no support from any of the alien. Austria
them substituted mother, that of • gourd dtrannement.
This asw yriaciple gave rise to • series of updating.
which, acawithateading the frequency and rapidity of
telegraphic communications, listed several weeks, sad ended
la the proposal of the Engliah government, which you well
ban' and which was accepted by Prance, Russia, and.
I Prude. Although Pitodmoat foresaw how many doubts
11 sad lassavesinces might arise from the spplicnion of the
Wad*, arnetheleas, from • spelt of conciliation, and ea
iest dm emenana pemible, she sawed to ir. Austria, on
the entraty, has peresenorily refused it. This refusal,
of whisk we remind astir from all parts of Europa,
Ina sabsequently allelelly communicated to us by
the mpratantative of England at Turin, who, by
ender of Ins goverment, signified to us that the abbot
of Timm had resolved le adder's to Pk IDIOM, aria
invitatke to diONIII. dmasadiag • definitive answer la throe
days. The sabetmace sad form of this request cannot leave
say doubt is the eyes of Europe on the true latenticue
Amnia. It is the remelt and the sad of the greet oilianre
peopratime Whin tar • long time past Anse:l6lra berm
making ea ewe frmellsre, gall which latterly lean bloom
ME mere powerful sad nameelag. Under three chow
Mann, mad easing the SIAM daLgers Ind& mars use
the government of the Etas has thought it its duty to
apply without tanker delay to perliament, sad sak it to
great thane powers which it might judge neocarry to
provide for the defence of oar country. Hence your
president was requested immediately to convoke the cham-
ber, whioh had separated for the Eosin mese. And
although we indirectly learnt yesterday at a late hour that
Annie hesitated to send the Intended request to iedmont,
yet, dam do hes refixed the Bullish proposition, Preis don
not by arty mean modify either the situation or our object.
The enerattres taken by his Majesty the Emperor of the
Freon under these circumstances, not only inspho us with
confidnos but also deserve our warmest acknowledgment.
We therefore trust that the chamber will net hesitate to
Bandits by its Totem a bill for entrusting to the King the full
powers which the times require. And who 000'd better
protect oar liberties? Who Is there more worthy of this
proof of the madman of the action ? He whose name,
during • ten years' reign, has been synonymous with faith
and honour—he who has away, upheld the Italian tri-
colour—he who Is now preparing to fight for liberty end
independence. Be smeared, geetlemen, that in entrusting
in the present difficulties the supreme power to the bands of
Victor-Emmanuel, Piedmont and Italy will unanimously
applaud your resolution.
The bill is worded as follows :
Art. I. In can of war with the empire of Austria the
King shall to tweeted with ell the legislative end executive
powers, sad may, trader ministerial responsibility, take, by
royal deafen all the nu &sures necessary for the defence of
the country sad our breatations.
Art. 2. The ceartitutiemal institutions remaining on.
changed, the government of the King shall have the power,
during the war, provisionally to limit the freedom of the
press and Individual liberty.
The Piedreentese Gazette says that the communim-
lion was received with profound attention by the
Chamber, and responded to with repeated cries of
"Viva it Re." The Chamber immediately retired to the
bureaux to meet again at 3 p.m. The result of the
sitting has been already communicated by telegraph.
The same journal announces that on the
morning of the 23rd Count Brassier de St. Simon,
the Priori= Ambassador at Turin, had the honour
of an audience of the King of Sardinia, to deliver to
him a letter from the German Confederation.
It wee said at Turin that M. dal Kellerberg, the
Austrian Minister, would wait the expiration of the
delay amorded, and that before leaving he would
deliver to the goverment a declaration of war.

The Coarrier de Marseille mentions as a further
reef of Austria being greatly in want of funds, that the
Emperor Francis Jo.eph has awed the crown jewels to be
deposited with the heirs of the well-teown beater Siren
dins, es a gmeentee for • loan of 32 millions of dorins.
A letter frees Naples in the IsMisendanes of
Baurels says .—" The d.y before yesterday • priest of Pm-
dino, named Mateo, led to the palace of the Camels en old
blind mendicant who was stated to bare put bad a Orlon.
Queen Christine of holy memory had appeared to him, sad
predieed that the King would not die at present. The
mendicant readied a royal hospitality fur his good new, and
in fact the stets of the King's health has colesseeced to
improve. The feast's), at the court go too far as to believe
that the King la saved ; bet that is not the option of hie
Melody's medical advisees."
Prince George of Saxony, who is to marry the
ester of the King of Partepl, le expecte I shady in Brus-
sels, where he will meet the reigning Doke of ,sac-Coburg
Gotha on his return from Lyndon.
On the 12th inst. the people of Galata made a
ferocious attack as the Jewish inhabitants of the c ty, whom
theyancused (scoording to a wretched superstition) of having
taken blood from a Christian boy, is order to make use of it
in Ash. Baiter cememmin I The synagogue wee destroyed,
the bibles and molls at laws found in it toes to pieces, the
shopebroken open tot plundered, and shout 100 fare teaser
Wes tidied. le the courts of the day, troops habut rks arri
of red
Use Bailey, peace sad order are restrestored,t, none the
rides were 'nester.