The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-05 00:00:00

ITALY.

Letters from Naples of the let state that the
Italian troops are in pursuit of some bands of
brigands, commanded, it is said, by Spanish chiefs.

Advice' from Rome state that the clandestine
journal Rome or Death announces in its thin)
number that it will oases to appear, and accuses the
National Committee with being hostile to the
Garibaldian party. The trial of the incendiaries
of the Theatre Albert still continues. The con-
sistory has been adjourned to September. Three
dignitaries of the Pontifical court will be then pro-
moted to the rank of cardinal.

(surna's TZLIIGIUMS.)
FRANCE.
PARIS, AUGUST 5.

Official reports have been received here from
New York, which state that the government appears
to definitively renounce the conscription, which bad
been declared unconstitutional by the sentence of •
New York municipal judge. " This fact is to be
attributed to the progress of pacific ideas in the
North."

Official correspondence has been received
here from Madagascar, announcing that the
prime minister was desirous not to augment
Interior difficulties by complications with foreign
powers. He bad not yet ordered the re-establish-
ment of the customs duties decided upon in princi-
ple at the accession of the Queen.

It is asserted that the Hova government impa-
tiently expect Hommander Dupre, in order to come
to an understanding with him on the application of
all the measures concerning foreigners.

SPAIN.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

MADRID, Ammer 4.

The resignation of the Minister of Finance has
been accepted. He will be replaced by the Minister
of Public Works, whose post will be filled by Senor
Alooso Martinez.

The fifth edition of K Itenan's "pie de Jane,"
of which 36,000 copies have hem sold in six weeks, has
been published in Paris. ifoesigneur Gousset, Cardinal
Archbishop of Rheims, thus qualifies the work in &charge to
the clergy and faithful of his diocese, issued on the 29th
nit :—"The sacred name of Jesus invoked, we have dime-
proved of and disapprove, condersoed and condemn the
' Life of Jeans' by Ernest Remo, as containing a great
many amertioas which are respectively rash, impious, scan-
dalous, secrilagiins, blasphemous, erroneous, heretical, and
smitten with anathema."

The Voaccitung says that a Prussian trader
rased Geep•rd Lange, travelling in the Germano Duchies of
Deorsark. was arrested is the city of &Admen because the
words " &blown-Holstein" on his passport were united by
•hyphen instead of being separated by • comma. His
passport was declared to be informal, he was confined in
prison, and fined for not having proper documents proving
his identity.

The Journal dee Pyr4nies states that a serious
aosident occurred last week at Orthez, during a bullfight
held there is a temporary wooden circus erected in the
market-place. Some of the upper seats gave way ender
the weight of the speet•tors, and a man and two girls were
severely injured, the man being so crashed that his rem-
very is doubtful, end the girls baring each of them one
leg broken. Notwithstanding the alarm caused by this
unfortunate sweat, the sport. were motioned after the re-
moval of the sufferers.

ERUPTION or MOUNT ETNA. —A letter from Ca-
tania of the 16th ult., mastics' that Mount Etas broke
oat in emptiest on the 7th ult., but subsided again the nuns
day. Thom was a hoary fall of sand in CRIGRIas with
loud oohs' ad a good dad of nooks. Agatha . eruption
was aspipetad by persona szperieseid is oak mitten before
long.