The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

CORRESPONDENCE RESPECT-
ING THE AFFAIRS OF ITALY.

The clrreepondenee respecting the airgire of Italy,
so ohms alluded to in the late debate, we, this more*
hind in a blot-book of 413 seem. The period covered by
time dommerts entomb Iron Janos,/ t) May, 1059,
the •Misel member a mem he., is not leas then 33 S.

The consemoodiest; apcne with an extract fr,im a des-
gala of Earl Corriere, drawing attention to the well-
esesembeeed morn= of the Emperor to M. de Ilubser,
empsetleg hie ensetletectory relations with Amer's. Lord
Malemettery motserle, " the 1112.10' end good undentanding
of Trews Ned Austria," In order that as amelioration sad
prima improminsal of the condition of the Imams
may be ellested, sad remarks -- It, happily for that
people, them two governments would oocupy them-
selves 'trimly to Insist upon end cony out the
reforms amemded by both justice and polity in
Central Italy they would doubtlese succeed. In as
effort so glorious for both countries, and el bene-
ficial to Austria, her Majesty's goysrnment would
hominy join; although they am of opinion that,
se s protastant country, England should not take too
proration% a part, lest she should excite a suspicion that she
was swayed by rootless of a sectarian character, If Prussia
end Russia approved, they would stand in the MPG light
• Eoglaod ; and if It should appeer to the two groat Roman
catholic empire that any modification of the territovial dis-
tribution of Central Italy would contribute to the pesos of
the country and good goon ament of the people, without
inieebling the spiritual authority of the Pope, her Majesty's
government would be ready, together with the other powers
who were parties to the treaties of 1815, to give It their het
ccesideratiou,"

Deepstchee from Sir J. Modem end Lord A. Loftus Mott
similar expressions of opinion from the late Foreign Minister•
It should be stated that from the first his lordship censures
the policy of Sardiala. Oa February 12, he "earnestly im-
plore.,• the cabinet of Turf• to pause inns "hellos( career.'•
He says, "It may be still within its power to avert the
danger which it has so rashly courted ; it may still he able
to control the potations which It hoe co injudiciously excited ;
it may still, with courtesy, retract the applicatioas which it
has made for foreign support , and it may still come to such
• common understanding with Muni* as to ad-
mit of that power, reassured against any sinis-
ter &algae on lb* part of Birdie*, abstaining
from any demonstration of force on the frontier of Lombardy
e•iculstcd to etei.e uneasinets at Tann. Her Majorty's
goversemat have •o reason is suppose that Austria courts
aa holies war; bat, on the other head, it cannot be sup-
posed that Austria will submit without a struggle to the
Invasion of the territorice which she holds under the united
sanction of the I oven of Europe, or allow a foreign state tc
hold out encouragement to the disaffected within the Lom-
bardo-Venetian kingdom."

Detail., of couvenwtiona with the forgot mildews of their
respective touris are rriowted by our reprouestadwisat Pant
Vaasa. Bathe. and Turia.

The aegotiminee whieh preceded and acerapried the
Mii6ol2 of Earl Cowley to Vienna, and the Emir pep-
atlas of a rennin ea well ma the quondam if • pewter
dimarateeteet, occupy . cosakinsble share of the ace.
reepedeece. The failure el these ateethdose was esseplela
ou the 27th spell whew Lard blelattalary west.
Sir J. Crumple& —" I have to lest:root Fee to Worm
Primo, Ocetcbakolf that the &ablest of Timm bovine di..
dived to accept the epee* pert of the proposals offered b 7
her Majesty's governante dm the Maya= of their OW as
the ltlth faetast, which coetwapiated the admiration to the
entrees of the repeemetaUrne of the Italia Mates ow the
awes feetrag os which they were 'duetted to the compete
el Upbeat, her Majesty's government hemp coweidered thet,
etweilleutly with the &gaily of the country, so other cowrie
.sand 6, the,. to puree. that to abrade' all holm
sasupts at aemeabitag a cowries of the be peat pawns as
tho Nair* of Italy; sad they will, .eat p, draw to
%IP part is ray tech twastiwt, its. If say holm prop eal
were made to thew Is do to."

The sole melted= et RagLsd wee sehrequeelly »fumed
fry the Free& severmeer. " Under hem dreembeess,"
says Fed Kalessehrey (Aga 2P), "bar liejsely's
hare es Amadei, het to sheadok hr she prank
say l further elissert be shy the ostheek of war hut they
essertheibee, be el ell times reedy said make% hen
the regrew elf he war, to Med their beet efforts te preemie
the reetedheise of the eoutessliai pestles, MI they sill
tabs derange of eery krourehie eppertesill tests oir
seer for efeetieg that ohiret.-

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The "beadlexi:harm-ter (swirls Anierklefilkultin me-
balky Is wammested seem ae early es Os dblessey, by
Sir J. Crumpet, the linglin saimistor at et PoSisellnuf.
la Aped Isetruelose ono gives by the Marl of Metisuirmy
te oar repreesetnine at Pub. sad Si. PliweberA lo mho
bayed= me to the alleged ennt treaty Wenn Trews sad
Rene. The Fiesta reply is fluid to the following
dispatches .
(ream/Won.)
" April 2d, 1169.
" hly dear CeiritY. —They Write to Luc from fit. Pearre-
barg that I have molten to you of • secret treaty bit woes
Russia sad Fence. Sinn I desire that sot the lightest rind
abruid Oscan our roast no, I wiJ to 'spine myself very
holly with you without d.'ay, se th's subject. To. boos
sa Weil mI do. that dtploseatie menu do sot strait of mar
nous weaklier secret treaties, from the my Staple news
diet, to memo to sneer In thasegalles would b. to establish
Implieitty that • ran., to oasis cis moan ocession wend
be own...lest to a tacit crewel. Benin, ti our szererestioa had
not ben of a strictly ' privets' etaiscier, yew would mot
probably hay. 'bought of silting me nub a mantic.*; sad,
U you had send 11, iny duty waged have obliged nee to ro-
und you that I mold cot admit a gaieties to which I could
answer wittier yea an no, and that, for the meow which
ban bees above nestiosed. I had sot thought it sinew
to pr,twrd is such • manna, with you, tattle( W. amicable
and intimate diameter of our relations tato cotaidirstios
"nohow, I have sot spokes to yea of a treaty, bet greatly
soh* that you Judd so' deceive toilusif u to the value
of the relation witch have boss eatebliatud bosun Insets
sad ommeles. I attempted in our conversation to rectify
me wows, Mar II Ibis reopen. Thu., this, Is order
that then should be so zeleandestioxing bxwres 0., My
is. Cawley, 1 move repeat to you, that it would not hoe.
bees within sty cnimpettnos to accept • question touching
Mho demon of ewe /nodes sad that is the confidential
conversatioa width we had together, I salt nutmeg wa,cli
*told Imply tbe Idea sr • Treaty.—Aosso,

"A. W*iteeei."

(Extract.)
" tan COWLIT TO wiz. or wAtAtarrry.

"Per* April 26. 1869.
" After Ow depertuma yesterday, eif my despatch ef yes-
terday,
_is which Inalseed bi your kedebip triples el letters
which bad pawed bassos Count Walemai sad myerlt,witb
recreate te • treaty espereed to exist letwies France sad
'Leask, I rembed • farther written communication from his
Harshest,. I. Vomiting I new hie rileacy, and he
nettled to the subject. The object of this lett r, he said,
bad has to eemblish ohs. he had never told zee
that nein wee • treaty is exier,ere. I admitted that fact,
sad expiated bow it bad bappeeed that an streamos im-
pression on thet poist had goes abroad. Ile then went ea
to, my shot he waH waft wo, that is ell the commsoica-
tione and projects arbleh bad Ix= exchanged betwom the
Preach sad Rooks goverariaft, &whits had
which treated directly or latlirectly on Heftier re!
areal. Thiry bat renews solely to the lt.l se
questioe, sad if the ~tame nide by the Farrah 110.6111.
meat, threw% tbe Duke of Malakoff, to came to • common
with bee Malwef gemeament se to Ur eldest,
eiVh7swar diem wee to be—were seaweed •. by me
crassly that had passed Mem the
French slidettelba".= should be treaty caftranahated
to ber Majesty's gftarsoftea. I richt Gnat Walefthl
whether I might give bar • atemesemnt the am
saran M that there was DO behnoll FMK,
eel 1it1.0141 es Bashers atairs. I Waal t yam iM, I mid,
Leeson the irgailge of Remiss sesta .brad pen
her Mailer' goverament • right to seeped ilea
Russia would so losgeir defend the ttee'les of 1816, V
she meld mews thereby the &mainline of the treaty of ISM
Coast Was...hi replied Is • Mee which carried restriction
to wy mted, that he would rite we his word that there was
not •.114%1* of trath is the rep rt. All auras to 8.11101111
Ild•ire had ECM stadamaiv avoided by France. His excel-
lency wided, (ha the exisiimc of • treaty, °Sesame sad de-
(mere, with heron Applied is the newspapers, he
ett.ply rontraitic it. At brat it had been deckled that the
eontrelictioe .bould appear is the ffonitrisr, bet it had been
thomilat afterw,tril. 'hit such • groom:hag well gift too
meat importance to the rumour, sot tha denial would be
imartiA is ether paleos