The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-04 00:00:00

THE ROMAN STATES.

The Mociteur of this morning mays :—*4 The CM-
ditUtio/1011 announces that the emanation of the
Boman States by our troops hes been ordered by
the Emperer, and that the French corps d'armi•
has received orders to withdraw to Cleft* Vecchia.
This news is at least premature."
The official Kenna Gazette of this day contains
the following in its non-official part :
As aeon seas notification in writing of Cardinal
Antonelli shall arrive here, it is understood, that the
evacuation of the States of the Church by the
Austrian troops will follow; because, in this, as in
the entry of the troops, the desire of the Holy
Father is decisive."

PIEDMONT.

The Opiaione of Turin, in a leading article on the

announcement that Cardinal Antonelli had re-
quested both the Austrian and French governments
to withdraw their troops from the Papal States,
considers this step se resulting from a secret ar-
racgement between the Pope and the cabinet of
Vienna, in order to lead to the departure of the
French troops from Rome. Should any disturbance
occur, it says, after the evacuation, the Austrian
troops might be marched to Rome at the shortest
notice, while the Pope would at the same
time decline the assistance of France. But the
Opirtiona adds that it cannot mos how Francs can
leave Risme and Civita Vecchia, until she has ob-
tained positive gsaraatses that revolution will not
sans its head again es soon as General Guyon has
left the capital with his troops; and these gas-
midges consist in the reforms necessary to ensure
public peals by satisfying the legitimate demands
of the people. France is not disposed, it adds, after
an eleven years' occupation, to deliver up Rome
either to Austria or to the revolution.
TURIN, Yaws 3.
. . . .

A public subscription to cover the loan has been
opened at the Bank. A large number of persons
have subscribed, and it is curtain that the whole loan
will be covered, if not exceeded.
Mr. Gladstone bas arrived here and will dine to-
day at the residence of the English Ambassador, Sir
lama Hodson. Count Cavour and Osmond della
Mamas ere among the guests invited._ _ _

Nurses volantsere °on tins* to arrive here from
the *Arent Italian State*.

MILLI', Mason 3. (Vii View.)
The Arekdaks 00,411.001 kaa raturnsd to Milan.
The Austria& army in Italy has been placed on a
war footing.

THE EMT.

TRII6TE, M AWN 3.
The Mouser just arrived brings news from Con-
stantinople to the 26th alt.

Two Corps 'Pariah, *mist' ing together of 20,000
men, have been concentrated at Sophia Nina.
The Minister of Finance has been dismissed.
The commissioners of the Porte have quitted
Jassy and Bucharest.

The Russian consul at Trebizond has relinquished
his official connexion with that consulate.

It is said that Austria will grant to foreign osmosis
the privilege of navigating the Danube.
A oonvention ham been signed for the purpose of
forming a new bank in London.
Sir Henry Balwar has remitted a cote to the
Porte, in which he claims the fuldiment of the pro-
mises made by the Hantayoune. It is believed that
Sir Henry was acting in concert with Franco.
The fugitive Bulgarians are seeking refuge in the
cavern of the Balkan and of Servia. The Porte is
increasing its military preparations, and all the redifs
have been milled ia. It is said that Osman Pasha
will command the corps of observation in Beheads.
Theis is a violent agitation in the Epirus and in
Thready. The Divan and the Greek Patriarch are
engaged is a dispute on the subject of reforms in
ecclesiastical matters.