The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10. IWO.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

CENTRAL ITALY.

PROCLAMATION BY SIGNOR PARINI.
MODENA, WEDNESDAY ETZNING.

The following is a summary of a proclamation
issued to-day by Signor Parini, Dictator of Modena
and Parma, who has been provisionally appointed
Governor of the Romagna by the assembly of
Bologna.

The Dictator commences by stating that he accepts
with confidence the powers conferred uponhim by the
representatives of the people, and that he will do
his utmost to overcome all difficulties and dangers.
The Dictator continues thus :—" Europe knows you
are catholic., and that you belong to the church as
well as the catholics of all other nations, but as
Italians you belong to Italy, and it is your duty to
love and defend your country and to seek its pros-
perity. You only ask for that which all civilised
nations have sought for—namely, liberty of speech
and conscience, and political freedom and equality.
You also demand the application of those principles
which form the basis of the public right of nations.
The glorious chief of that people which
shed its blood in our cause, having invited
us to become soldiers to fight for the independence
of Italy under the standard of Victor Emmanuel,
and to become free citizens of our country. Europe
knows that it can secure the peace of Italy by
rendering Italy to the Italians. It is aware that we
are ready to give the necessary guarantees for order
throughout the country, but it also knows that the
people of the Romagna, if forbearance and modera-
tion should be of no avail, sooner than submit to
the yoke, would be advised only by their duty to
their country and the pursuit of the path of
honour."

BOLOGNA, WEDNUDAT.

The National Assembly of the Romagna has
approved, by a large majority, the following pro-
position:

To accept the resignation of the Governor-
General of the Romagna, and to transfer to the
Dictator of Puma and Modena fall powers to govern
the Romagna until Prince Carignan has assumed
the Regency."
The Sardinian Constitution has been proclaimed
by the Assembly, which resolved that the time for
its application shall be fixed by the government.
It was also resolved that the power to dissolve the
present Assembly shall rest with Prince Carignan.
The Assembly was then prorogued.

TUSCANY.

FLORENCE, WIDNISDAY.

The National Amembly hay, with the exception
of one vote, unanimously appointed Prince Carignan
as Regent, to govern the country in the name of
Victor Emmanuel, the elected King.

ME GARIBALDI FUND.

General Garibaldi has addressed a letter to the
Modena Gazette, in which, after expressing his
satisfaction at the great success which has attended
his proposal of a subscription of a million of franca
for muskets, he regrets his not being able to under-
take the management of so large a sum himself,
but recommends subscribers to send their contribu-
tions to the fund to MM. Enrico Benne, of Milan,
and Giuseppi Fiozi, of Mantas. The directors of
the fend are to fix their residence at Bologna,
under Oaribaldrs own supervision, and there is to
be an office at Milan, charged to receive all further
offerings.