The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-24 00:00:00

PIEDMONT.

The Chamber of I teputies at Turin, in its sitting
of the 19th, voted the first article of • bill foe
abolishing the restrictions laid on the free exercise
of certain professions, such as those of attorney,
surveyor, chemist, draper, &e., the number of whom
is fixed, thus creating a privilege for a limited num-
ber of pavans. The article voted provides that they
are to receive an indemnity from the state for the
loss of their vested rights. and that henceforward
the exercise of these professions is to be open to
every one.

MADAME RISME! .1T ROME.

(FIOX 001 OW

ROME, Fr.8..19.

The Romano hare received their favourite ntleedi
again with enthusiasm. Thoy condder her acting improved
Mary her visit to Paris and lanilm. She has acquired ram
power and paasiononare to curet,. delineation,and is mote me.
feet in the parts she undertake. than 'a hen here before; sad
it is ['Mural that the emulation at a great actress like filched,
and the desire to merit more and more the unbounded sp.
plsuse she obtained out of her own country, should ham
urged the Ristori to greater exertions and more exact study
(to ham increased her pathos or nature would hays beak
impossible) than whilst previously acting in Italy, where she
was certainly not unadmirral or unappreciated, but perhaps
sot so highly valued so her merits thrarved. She has already
delighted her old friends the Romans, and her new
admirers the foreigners in Rome. in the tragedies of the
Pie, Krohn, Frencters th, Pimiei, and the brilliant
comedy of the Locandinao. Another extra meow
Natation takes plaoo on Saturday, but the subject in
not yet announced, the govennownt having very judiciously
forbidden the production of either of Altieri's frightful *ages
dies, entitled Pherdra and .'!!tarts. In a monologue, entitled
Cie the piece elle prima mire,, the iti.turi yesterday even-
ing gave the Roman public • plavraing end affectionate resond
of bee artistical career, which was responded to by thunder-
ing breva's for the " Siouan Adelaide." She appears to
have 'trammed from her amident at Naples, except that do
acts with a peak silk bandage round her right ann.

TUE AUSTRIAN MURDER IN M.tNTr.t.—A least
from Milan says :—"The Emperor, it may be remendfiNia
promised the deputation which waited on him from MOON,
relative to the affair of the death of Bianchi, that fullkmdm
should be done, end that the sentence to be pronounced against
the authorsof that crime she add be giveneddiely. II i 6
011 ilto same day sent Genenit Kehler, his adjutant, to
Mantua, to commence the proreedinme against the guilty
parties. In addition an order of the day has been batted by
the Emperor, blaming covertly the conduct of the officers of
Mantua."
The Swiss journals state that the lakes of Zurich
and Zug are still frozen, and that sledges supply the Pam of
stamen. On the chorea of lal,o Lemon, however, the
weather is extremely beautiful. The air is fresh, but tea-
med by a magnificent run. The pores"! bas already apse.
ceded the muff in the bands of the ladies. The Easter daisy
is appearing in the meadows, and the violet and primrose ate
springing up under the hedge.. The winter has not been
Ere since 1840.

THE BRITInft EllnA,sl" AT f'oSsr.iNTISOPLE:-.
Mr. Charles Albion, Oriental Secretary to h.r Majesty's Bs
bossy at Constantinople, has been appointed Secretary ci
Enabariay at the same mii.sion, in the Owe of Lord Napier,
lately named Minister to the United States. Mr. Alison US
been nearly twenty years In the diplomatie service. In Int
he war sent by the British goveninient, with the concurs
mace of the other great powers, to Lebanon, to fettle
the question of "mixed village," and so successful was bis
mimion in establishing his
among the Drapes and Maros
niter', that shortly after his return to Constantinople Itkvas
promoted to the rank of Oriental Secretory. A ahortined
afterwards Mr. Alison Averment by I sad Stretford de Redeliffste
Boudroon, the ancient Ilalieurnumuo, to remove the renasisii
of the celebrated MAIWACIIIII, whirl. leislordship had dir
covered were to he found in the neighbourhood of that
and was equally sucees-ful. Mr. Albion is a
Turkish. Persian, Arabic. and Greek *holm, sagas-TB
long known to the Foreign-oilier as on able diplomatist. lia
owes his advancement entirely to his own merits, which it
the more remarkable in a prof...nu ninth has been leased
en es the exclusive property of the eriatorrory. It is dried
that the Hon. Perry SnOlio will auemil Mr. Ales= se
Origstel Oirretasy.—lTairs,