The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-01 00:00:00

ITALY.

A Turin letter of the 26th, in the Siecle, says :
Yesterday the King and the ministan retained from
Milan, and to-day a mimed has been held at the palace to
deliberate = the conduct to be adopted in consequence of
the wishes expressed and officially manifested by the popula-
tions of the Centre of Italy. I have reason to know that
the result of the deliberations is that there snail be addressed
to the rowan a memorandum explanatory of all that has
taken pleas ;of the votes which have been come to by the
assemblies ; end of the offers of annexation made to the
King. The memorandum will support with lirmneea the
positive rights which all these ems confer on the
King of Piedmont. All the ministers, without exception,
are in accord to give to this document a great character of
decision and energy. Such a document will have this point
of interest among others—that !twill be based entirely on the
pinciple of popular right. It is certainly a symptom of the
times to see the oldest sovereign family in Europe, the
Moses of Savoy, frankly accepting this political doctrine
destined to remodel society
The Oftial Journal of Tuscany of the 24th has
the following:
For some days pest there has been a certain increase of
false news and absurd rumours, the nature of which reveals
the origin of than. Ws are neither surprised our terrified
at these anarchical artifices, though they are formed in high
Tres. There is, in fact, nothing surprising in
for those who have said, 't Either Ferdinand
IV. 'or anarchy," naturally endeavour to excite
anarchy when they have lost all hope of restoring
Tuscany to the Austrians by other means; the desire for
anarchy le a symptom of despair, and nothig more. There
is nothing to be alarmed at In these proceedings, for Tuscany
h not a nation of weak and irresolute men who tremble at
' the ern breath. She has the consciousness of her rights and
of her strength. This force lies in truth, and in the favour-
opinion of all Europe, and cannot be affected by the
murmurs of calumny or the agitations of racrikerious and
pamcidal passions. The indifference and disdain of the
country are for the people referred to a pendent chastise-
ment. The country is tranquil because it feels confidence;
it feels confidence because the government is with it in heart
and in action; because it knows that the government
really marches in the path which the wishes of the people
have swot out for It, and that it has never deviated and will
not deviate from that path. Our elected King has exhorted
us to perseverance, and the government and the people, we
can say it with pride, will not be wanting in that entail
which is so necessary, especially now that obstacles are dis-
appearing, and that we have stronger reasons to feel that
faith in our destiny which has never abandoned our hearts.
The Modena Gazette of the 24th says "By a
decree of the 20th the following nominations have j
been made in Parma : Dr. Brunn, to the direction of
the Department of Justice; Dr. Masser;, Interior;
Professor Monfredi, Public Instruction; Marquis
Min hi, Finance; and Professor Torrigiani, Public
Works. The directors of the different departments
have elected for their president the Director of Public
Instruction, Professor Monfredi." The same journal,
publishes the following communicated article:
The =meat.= to the kingdom of Sardinia having been
proclaimed by the vote of the sovereign sseembly of Crated
Italy, it was the duty of the government to proceed to make
the people enjoy the advantage. which they expected from
the aeon, and which may be founded on reality, and it was
their duty to labour to remove all the obstacles to the free
circulation of persons and merchandise, obstacles which than
le no longer any reason for maintaining between provisoes
which now consider themselves se belonging to one state.
At the commencement of October all the customs
time and the emporia between the states of the fottu=:
dote will be abolished, subject to the settlement of respective
interests therewith cannsoted.