The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

THE SPANIARDS AND THE MOORS.

MADRID, 81711D/a.
The Ices of the Moors in the attack on November 30,
was 000 killed and 1,500 wounded, but no prisoners.
Since commencing operation, against the Moore, the
Spaniards have had 88 killed, 644 wounded, and 73
contused.

General Zabala has made a reoonnaisance against
the Moorish camp at Tetuan.

CENTRAL ITALY.
TURIN, Die. 3.
The affair of the delegation of the Regency of
Gsntral Italy to M.Buonoompegni has been arranged
to the satisfaction of all parties.
M. Bnoncompagni will proceed immediately to
Florence, with the rank of Governor-General of the
provinces of Central Italy.

The functions of the Governor-General will ex-
tend to the command of the military forces of the
line and to the relations of Central Italy with Pied-
mont and the foreign powers.

M. Parini, on the 30th ult., issued the following
decree reorganising the three states of Puna, Mo-
dena, and Romagna :
" Considering the decisions come to by the einem-
bl les of Parma, Modena, and Bologna, which proclaim
the annexation of all these provinces to the states of
his Majesty the King of Sardinia, and the decrees
anecernvely made by the same assemblies with a view
to organise the government in such manner ae to
forward the annexation ;
" Considering that the above acts impliedly abro-
gate the distinct autonomies of the three provinces,
and that their political and legislative unification
advances and facilitates the work by which we are
to become an integral part of the constitutional
monarchy of his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel ;
" Considering that the same assemblies, in confid-
ing the supreme authority to a single government,
clearly manifested their will to constitute a single
government;

" Considering that the unification of Parma, Mo-
dena, and the Romagnss fortifies them spinet
dangers from within and from without, and oonsoli-
dates their efforts for the common safety ;
Decrees—

" Art I. The distinct governments of Parma,
Modena, and the Romagna, and their respective
administrations, are suppressed from and after De-
cember 8.

"Art. 2. The provinces of Parma, Modena, and
the Itomagnas shall have one only government, con-
'timed upon the basis of the constitutional monarchy
of the House of Savoy, to which they belong by
virtue of the national will.
"Art. S. The governor will govern these pro-
vinces with the aid of a ministry thus masticated :
Ministry of the Interior; Ministry of Worship, Par-
, don, and Justice; Ministry of Finance; Ministry of
Public Instruction; Ministry of Public Works.
Ministers without portfolios may make part of the
ministry.
" The functions of the Ministries of Foreign
Affairs and War will be entrusted to two special
sections immediately under the governor.
"Art 4. The neat of the ministry is at Modena.
"Arts. 6,6, 7,8, and 10 regulate the general
organiatue of we ministries.
"The ministers are to be convoked in council by
the governor at hie discretion, and also in certain
eases determined by law. Each minister has a
Secretary General, who can sign papers and act in
the Minister's absence. Each ministry is divided
into divisions, sections, Sc. Subsequent decrees will
mettle the precedence of functionaries, their number,
salaries, &o. The Councils of State and the three
States are di.olved.

" Art. 9 creates a legislative commission, charged
to examise and prepare the laws and decrees noes-
• try to bring the legislation of the three States into
harmony with Sardinian legislation. This commis-
sion will sit in Bologna. The members of it will very
speedily be nominated."