The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-05 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(ulna's rmanize.)

ITALY.

TURIN, Syr. 4.

The Monarchia Nationale of to-day says :
" A second conference of the ministers and per-
sonages who were present at the first took place
yesterday. After a long discussion the majority
were of opinion that the rebels should be tried by
special military commissions.
"The military authorities are in favour of trying
by a disciplinary council the 32 officers of the royal
troops who threw up their commissions while their
brigades were marching against the rebels."

GENOA. Barr. 4.

The Morimento of tc-day publishes a letter dated
the 31st ult., from an officer who was a prisoner
with Garibaldi on board the Duca di Genova,which
says :

" Garibaldi's wounds consist of a slight lacera-
tion of the left thigh, caused by a ball, and a deeper
and more serious wound in the right stride. Hap-
pily, the bones do not appear to be fractured. An
incision has been made for the purpose of etbscliiing
the ball, but without success."

NAPLES, Scrr. 4.

The Patric of to-day publishes a proclamation of
General Cialdini, granting a limited period to the
Garibaldian volunteers who dispersed after the
contest at Aspromonte and the capture of Catania
to present themselves to the authorities.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Seer. 4.

The Ear it Public of to-day says

" We have reason to believe that at the council
of ministers, held on Tuesday last, Monsignor
Morlot and several other members of the Privy
Council were present.
"M. Thouvenel bad prepared a note to be
despatched to Rome in case the government decided
on the immediate cessation of the occupation of
that city by French troops.
" This note, although not absolutely rejected by
the council, was considered inopportune, and its
despatch adjourned.
" it is said that the resolutions taken were that
the status quo at Rome should be prolonged for some
time, and that no modification should take place in
the military occupation.
" It is also said that a despatch has been sent to
Turin, congratul►ting the Italian government on
its triumph over the party of action, and that a
copy of the despatch has been communicated to
the Pontifical government."

MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS AT MARASH.
PARIS, Sarr. 4.
The Paris papers of this evening publish the fol-
lowing telegram, dated Alexandria, 2nd inst :
"The Mussulmans have massacred the Bishop
and seventy Armenians of Marash, a town north
west of Aleppo.
"The English Consul at Aleppo accompanies
the troops who have been sent to chastise the
offenders. Agitation prevails in the mountains
near Mullah."

"Acivices from Madagascar state that the corona-
tion of the uew King would t►ke plays shortly."

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GERMANY.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 4.
Her Majesty the Queen, with the royal family,
left for Germany at three o'clock to-day.
An immense crowd assembled at the Brussels
and Laken stations to witness their departure.

POLAND.

(nox oos owx coaanrowom.)
WARSAW, Amcor 29.
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The execution of the two ill-fated boys who
made the attempts against the life of the Mar-
quis of Wielopolski, has produced the most painful
impression on the population of Warsaw. The sad
fate of Jaroezynski, executed some da) s previously,
awakened comparatively very little sympathy.
His attempt was generally condemned by the
nation at large, which, in its chivalrous spirit,
loathes all unfair means of warfare, and cares very
little who is at the head of its oppressors so long as
he is a foreigner. But the marquis is a Pole, and
as such he is looked upon by almost all the Poles as
a traitor to his country and a moat dangerous tool
in the hands of the foreign domination.
Although a strong abhorrence for such crimes is
evinced generally, the youth of the two culprits,
the dramatic incident& of their trial, and the fact
of their being induced by some secret undetected in-
fluence to commit the crime, have pleaded for them
in the hearts of their countrymen. Notwith-
standing the imposing display of troops, and the
manifest danger to which the spectators were ex-
posing themselves, a large multitude witnessed the
terrible spectacle from afar. And although no
other demonstration than a mournful countenance
was made by them, a great number of citizens
were arrested afterwards, some because they were
smiling, others for having a cast down countenance,
some for walking too hurriedly, others for walk-
ing leisurely. The city is swarming with patrols,
and the suburbs are shut out by • cordon of
troops. Only the highest protection or very liberal
bribery can procure a passport to go as far as the
outer gates of the town.
Soon after the execution of Ryll and Rzmica a
proclamation was issued by the Grand Duke.
which contains nothing bat general and vague ex-
pressions concerning the intended policy of the
government, and refers chiefly to the attempts. The
only noticeable concession is that it is addressed to
" Poles," whilst, up to the present time, this name
was always carefully avoided and its place supplied
by that of " inhabitants of Warsaw" or of the king-
dom. This proclamation, I am bound to say, has
not produced the least effect upon the population.
Its contents are so strikingly in contradiction with
facts, and with the real situation, that it can only
be considered as designed to delude public opinion
as to the awful position in which this country is
placed—a position which is even regarded with
sympathy by the Russian people itself.
Yesterday a ridiculous rumour was current that
a new attempt against the life of M. Wielopolski
had been made recently by means of a poisoned
letter

The Driennik Polaki, of Lemberg, tells us that
the Austrian government has been informed by the
Russian embassy that Ignatius Cbmielenski, a
landed proprietor, and Edward Rodowicz, a working
tailor, both implicated in the affair of Jaroszynski,
have probably taken refuge on the territory of
Austrian Poland.

It will be remembered that both these men had,

according to the statement of Jaroasynaki, induced
him to commit the crime, and had supplied him
with loaded pistols and poison. They were both near
to Jaroszynaki during the attempt, and although
all the people who happened to be passing through
the adjoining street at that moment, even some
women, were arrested, both succeeded in effecting
their escape, which, after all, looks rather strange.