The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-04 00:00:00

ITALY.

(ntoll Oclt on:4 coitutarOnerr.)
rff TURIN, FLA 27.
.! •r• have come front all ports of the State to
I t at the solemn direuts.ion for proclaiming
hammier! King of Italy. The venerable
• :
, Mammas. who is the Ncdor of our
men. has come espreasly from Milan for
ohject, notwithetanding the inclement
r Tl,ir man, of a noble and austere ehanutr
gnat joy at the contemplated net,
lies been the hope of the mast illus-
. Italians ,from Dante to Masxlsiavelli,
trout the latter to those of our days.
•-
t • po,ent. It ehanertl that the president,
• selopia, in announcing the sheath 44 the
.• r llama Agostino Chitslo, • lictitetutut-
..l .4 the engineers, raid that only a
tune back that distinguished man
been delighted at clasping the Mind of
...e.piense of theta, by which feat In-11 glory
~troth to the Italian arms. At worst.
:,4-11•C cheering baske out in honour .4 General
....bre*, who was greatly moved by this, tow:-
ovation. On the rising of the Senate Count
sr gave his ana to the aged Manesui. The
. I in the piana, when they my the mini/4er
sir, the man who has taken an large a part in
'o..4iutt into a safe hat en the ship of the state,
..ke out into loud hurrah. awl clapping of baulk,
ou which Illansoni, tlisers4agiug his arm front
• .at of Career, did the Annie a. the rent. Ho.I the
r..e.1 only known Itho that .4.1 man really wax,
duty would have client) him with eyial co-
thu.ivon., for no matt can Iw 111101 V popular than he
awl no now a ismer• lasting glory to Italy. lint
'thot,l hi. name it so well known, hi, i 4
f curlier to the people, for he aJway, liver at
t•t. keel rarely appattra in public.
Tho Hornung the army paid funeral honours to
1.. 1,. ral Chi Jo, au officer of equally high repute-
! i..r scientific: eacellence, military courage, and
good qualities.. Its 1849 he was Minister
WAr for a abort time, arid recently, although 78
• • kr...!age, was c..tisidted in everything connected
'eh military engineering.

N,. have rier-eral renurkahh• men sojourning
r• . whom some of the new.igipers have sent on
• • . travels to distant ; amongst ~thees,
• • .:.,1 Klapka and a cotuitryimoi of yours, Colo.
rather General Dunn, who has come back
•,,. N.iples, apparently quite cured of the gun.
he received from the hand of an
at Naples. The son of Garibaldi has also
hem here for a few days. The generals Medici,
G■emt alai Bait/ are here as initial. The brother
el the last.iialued officer arrived here last night,
t►e cam• Ilizio that is a member of the French
COTIO Legislatif. Micssori, too, is here, the noble
fellow that took part in Garibnldi's expedition.
Bv a ourular antithesis, for I cannot call it coinci-
&lac, many Jesuits have been here at, the same
taw% and they have at ],mat been that there is
,•pal liberty here for all. Father Paasaglia has
1-ft, but not so soon an was statist by the journals,
.1,1, wanted to Inaba him on hie way back to
.111 t. a whole week before he actually did leave
Twin.

Austria and the Pope are sending to Lombardy
secret agents whose employment it is to inveigle
our government into some precipitate move before
the new state is conosolidattsl, and the new army
thonseighly organised. But our government will
hot he lel into any pitfall, and hopes to detect the
threads of their secret man(euvres.
_ _

I:eurral Fauti, our War Minister, declares iu a
aotitication of his that all foreign soldiers who may
be taken prisoners with any Pontifical or Bourbon
bands in any of the provisoes formerly belonging
to the ex-kingdom of Naples, shall not be con-
sidered prisouerx of war, but shall be treated ac-
cording to martial law.