The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-10 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(RIOTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
TURIN, Nov. 9, EVENING.
The debate on the transfer of the capital was
continued to-day in the Chamber of Deputies.
Signor Buoncompagni stated the grounds on
which he was at first opposed to the conventior.
and the transfer of the capital. Considering, how-
ever, the almost unanimous wishes of Italy, he
believed he deferred to public opinion by now
voting in favour of the measures in question. He
added—" We must always proceed in unison with
France, without sacrificing our policy to hers. We
may be quite certain that France once having left
Rome will return there no more. We shall go to
Rome at no distant period by means of civilisation,
liberty, and justice."
Signor Laporta opposed the bill, considering it
equivalent to a renunciation of Rome.

GREAT FLOODS IN TUSCANY.
TURIN, Nov. J.

Serious damage has been caused in Tuscany by
heavy rains. The floods have broken up the rail-
way lines at several points, thereby destroying the
communication between Empoli, Siena, Macchia.
and Pistoja. Between the latter place and Bologna
the Arno has burst its embankment, overthrown the
telegraph poles, and swept away the works which
were in course of construction.

The latest despatches state that the 10-ver parts
of Florence are inundated, and that the Arno has
risen to the level of the parapets of the quays.
The above news, despatched from Florence on
the 6th instant, only readied Turin to-day, in con-
sequence of the interruption of the telegraphic
communication. Ness of a more satisfactory cha-
racter has been received this afternoon.

The Czarewitch arrived at Turiu yesterday even-
ing incognito, alighting at the Hotel de l'Europe,
where he was visited this morning by the Duke
d'Aosta and Prince Carignan.

THE DANISH RIGSRAAD.
COPENHAGEN, X. 9, 4.56 r.m.

The final vote has just been taken iu the Folke-
thing on the treaty of peace. The treaty is approver,"
by 75 against 21 votes—one monitor abstaining
from voting, and four others were absent. All the
deputies present from Sleowigland tee enclaves ceded
by the treaty to Germany, voted against the adop-
tion of the treaty.
The bill has been sent up to the Laudsthing
(upper house) of the Rigsraad.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARLS, Not 'J, 3.30 r.at.
The Bourse has beeu dull. Routes closed at
64.85, or 20c. lower than yesterday.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, No,

Private telegraws are said to have iaam recoived
here by the City of Washingten reporting the total
defeat of General Cutler with heavy
According to the same reports General Grant's
repulse was much more serious thaw was at fret
represented.

CALCUTTA AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
SCF:Z, Nor. 7.
The Nubia, fro&u Calcutta, aucbot-,1 at 8 Lin.
to-day.

OUTWAPD BOMPAY MAIL.
MALTA, Nov. C.

The Ma cilia, from Southampton Oct. 27, ar-
rived on tile Oth inet. at 7 p.m., and left on the
7th at 6 a.m. for Alexandria.

The Euxme, from Marseilles Nov. 5, arrived cm
the Bth at 2 a.m., said kit at 8 .in. for Alexaud6t,

DI:sI'ATCH OF TE27, IiTIAZIL AND RIVER
MAILS.—SOCTRAIIPTOX, \(W. !t.—The Royal Mail Com.
pany's steamer NMI" Captain Levis, sailed hence at
3p.m. to-day with the suonthly mails for Lislwo, S. Vim-
sent, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video,
Buenos Ayres, Sc. She took out 10 passengers, and oc
freight Eoglish har silver, 8.5001.; specie, I,eiVi.; jawellery,
436:.; French specie, I' itP.; jeweller), and a gene-
nil cargo of i:oglish and irrencb merclandise.
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The North German Lloyd steamer Bremen,
Captain Meyer, sailed from SoutLamptua yesterday, with
the nano] mails for New tort, l cabin and :P-a) steerage
passengers, and a general woe, including jewellery from
Havre, value 149.'250 frame.
OUTWARD A MElllrelt" MAIL,.—The Allan Coma
pony's steamer Moravian will lease Liverpool today (Thurs.
day) for Portland, Maine, with ti eCanadiau and U sited States
mails. On Setunlity the Cclnanl Royal M til steamer .Isia
will sail from the Mersey :or Boston with mails for the
I 'oiled S:ates. The bur at the Poet-otlim will le open for
the reception of letters, Sm., until 7.30 a.m., and vie Cork
' until S.JU p.m.
The following appointments bare been made in
the Royal Naval Reserve :—To be honorary lieutenants,
Edward Cooper and Timothy Thronhill.
I:MN Choi IT CULLEI:F., Lot luV.—The 0(.211161
held their first *motion for the rear on Satunlay last.
The fuilowing honours were cooferred :—TI.e Andrewsiato-
larship in mathematics, Net., on Mr. Notes Elward
examiners, Professor lie !forma, Profemer Potter, sad Mr.
Joseph Maurice Solomon, fellow of the core-,.;e. The lanai g-
ridge prize of 41t'., fur general proficiency in medicine yid
ingers, and the Fillitcr exhibition of :itP., for ploticieuc)
pathologiead anatomy, both on Mr. Philip Ilrools
The Liston gold medal, fur report. and of oerse,•tons on om-
elet] cams in the bmpital, on Mr. William Peter
Medical entrance exhibitions, Mt, fiV., respectively
fur two yeas, on Mr. Tempest .t • dente:). Mr. T. topic
gleans (emu, and Mr. Henry Cass. Honorary certificates
for candilates who evinced sullicieut merit is the examma•
tion, on Mr. Adam P. Hurleston, Mr. William Joseph Scott,
Mr. Edward W. Si, meo, and Mr. William Henry Allcbin ;
examiner, the Rev. Pheitri smith. Andrews entrance exhibi-
tion in the Faculty of Arta, 31r/. per IWO umeor three years, for
classics and mathematics' combined, on Mr. Frank Watem,
pronounced to he in cheeks decidedly the tent of the candi-
dates; far clamics alone, on Mr. d AMES Francis Bradbury ;
for mathematics alone. Mr. Thomas Adams : examiners,
Professors Malden, IM Morgan, Potter, and Seeley. The
November was appointed fur the examination fur the
Joseph Hume scholarship, 'JUL per antrum for time yeah,
to Jurisprudence examiners, lin Altly, regias professor
of laws, Cambridge, and Ur. Sharpe, pndeasor of junspru-
deuce to the college. The completion of the racquet and
two fives con/Mat the expense of friends of University flail
and of a friend of the college and ball, for the rice of the
students of the college and ball, on ground granted by the
college, was reported. The council were informed of the
legacy of to the hospital by Mr. Jacob stiehel, lately
a distinguished student of the college, and remitted from
Professor Hare, one of the executors of the late Edward
Yates, F;seh, an account of the bequeat for the hospital of
the residue of Mr. Yates' personsl estate, estimated at op-
wards of 30,410/., partly in reversion.
ErtiSiib(MlcitL StelE77.—At the meeting of.
Tuesday, Mr. J. Lubbock. F.ILS., president, is the chair,
the sew fellows elected were :—Lieutenant-General Patrick
Montgomery, C.H.; Edwin F. Firby, professor of Hinductui,
Gravelthorpc, near R.oon, Yorkshire; Mr. C. A. Robinson,
Wedeombe.bill, Beth; Sir Yordimot Walla, ex-judge Supe-
rior Court, Calcutta, 107, Vicouriestreet ; Mr. W. H./lead;
Mr. Witham T. Mayers, her Britannic Majesty's consul,':
Canton, Lonsdale-roacl, Barnes.