The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-08 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN MAILS.

Neither the letter of our Paris correspondent,
dated yesterday (Wednesday) evening, nor the Ger-
man =Mb, had arrived when we went to press.

CENTRAL ITALY.

The fpllowinq is the text of the decree issued by
the Governor-General of the Xmilian provinces in
reference to the new vote to be taken on Sunday
and Monday next :

In the Silva of hls Majesty Viola Emmanuel
The Governors-General of the Royal PIOViIIONI of the

In view of the dictatorial 7Leftell by which the constitn-
don and electoral law of the kingdom of Sardinia have beta
promulgated In the Modeller.), Parmesan, and limnagnol
ricvtiosreldniarandut lile.wdoattelethedecTiso'ff Fehbis Majesty
the electoral colleges of the kingdom were convened for the
election of deputies to the national parliament:
Considering that it is necessary that, before the meeting of
parliament, these provinces should obtain a &Muftis. settls-
m®t ; considering that the messiblies convened at Modems.
at Parma, and at Bologna have resolved, by their 101131b11061
votes, upon the annexation of them provinces to the cone&
tuneful monarchy of the House of Savoy ; but conaldering
that it may not be advantageous to consult the r=
directly, with the utmost plenitude of legal
upon this, and piecing it also in oomperlson with soother
proposition which is being discussed In Europe; tebtht
essuranos exists that the popular vote, whatever it may be,
will be respected and maintained in respell; coneklwing that,
by this means, all doubt is removed throughout Europa as to
the lathe liberty of the preceding votes, and as to the min-
=By and constancy of the national will :
By virtue of the full powers conferred upon him by the
Ametnbliee, the Governor therefore decrees as follows:

ArT.l. The people of these provinces are to be eolwattli
coevals& in their comitil on the 11th and 12th days of
Itereh. 1860, in order to declare their will upon the two, foie
lowing proproltione :
1. Annexaties to the oonatltatkaal monarchy of King
Victor Emtemmel...

2. Ora separate kingdom.
Art. 11. All citizens who have completed 21 years of age,
she who are in the enjoyment of their civil rights, era sum-
moned to give their vete..
Art. 111. The ayndtos or heeds of the commune, and the
communal juntas or administrative bodies, ere, previously to
the 11th inst., to add to the already existing lista of oom.
round electors the tames of those citizen. who ere not coin.
primed therein, end who have been domiciled within the imm-
inent, for six months past, or who have their occupation
them
Art. IV. Those persons not inscribed in the list who sea
revs that they poems. the conditions which are contemplated
by the above snicks, shall be admitted to vote.
Art. V. Officers, sub-officers. and soleters shall vote ander
the peesideoey of the superior Ligbest in rank at the place
where they are stationed at the time of voting. The result of
their ballot shall Immediately be notified to the hatandento
general of the province.
Art VI. The suffrages shall be given by a ticket being
deposited in the way of motet ballot.
Art. VII. The bellotahall be opined in the chief Moos of
each eommuos on tee two days aforesaid, the 11th and 12th
of March, from eight e'clock in the morning till five o'clock
in the afternoon.
Art. VIII. In those communes which have mom then
1,000 electors, the bred, of the commune and the 00€13312111161
administration may, for the greater convenience of the
voters, divide them into sections of not hoe than 509.
Art. IX. The communal administration eball depute eye
members of the communal council to preside in mob of the
sections. Three, at least, of theme shell always be present
during the voting. They may be assisted by eecreterks
their own appointment.
Art. X. Every voter shall deposit in the urn provided for
that parpose a printed or manuscript ticket, expire=
will by this formula 1—" Annexation the Conant
Monarchy of King Victor Emanuel 11. ;" or elm by this
other formula—. Separate Kingdom." Any tickets bearing
smother toscription, whatever it be, ere nue.
Art. XI. The voter, before he deposits his ticket in the
an, must declare his name and surname, which shall be
recorded by one of the count Wats who hold the mission, or
by the, eseretary.
Art. XII. At five o'clock in the day of the 11th, the ma
shall be publicly sealed up by the munition prvsont at the
meeting, end they are responaible for its cue y and f,r the
leviolability albs seals.
Art. XIII. When the balloting bas been closed en the
12th, the urns, sealed up an they are, shall be carried, by two
at lease of the councillors, to the chief place of the govern-
mental district, and or Deigned to the judge, the evertor. or
the district government, who then, acting together with
them, and in public, is to empty the urns.
Art. XIV. The judge", printer", or district government
attorneys, shall immediately trounnit the pryers verbal.
signed by Meat, attesting the result of the voting to the
intendant-general of the marines.
Art. XV. Oa the 14th inst. the Courts of Amid and
Tribunals et Revision at Bologna, Modena, ma Pangs,
having teealvd from the Intendmits-general of the provinces
within their respective jurisdiction, the prates vorbasar,
showing the results of the several balloting., shell open them
altogether at a public sitting, and shall transmit them to the
Master of One, and Justice.
Art. XVI. The laws and errsogements which
the electoral proceedings for the return of communal
provincial ooundliare, with a view to 'scum good order sad
liberty of voting, are applicable to the present convoostioe.
Bologna, March 1, le6o.

According to some of the private letters from
Neacisester, quoted by the Times, the profits of that city
castings on an unprecedented stele, and are expected for the
fates, nadir the onamerelal treaty, sod the simplified tariff,
to Wrenn even at • still greater pace, supposing the con.
tingescy of a ammo failure to be avoided. Three individuals
ere seek said to have remstly returned 100,001. to the in.
come tax, and the general gains of the cotton trade at preeset
are roughly estimated at 1,000,0031. secants per month.
During January and February the deposits at the Mau•
Chester Ravings Beak slam were 37,000/.