The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-03 00:00:00

PRINCIC OB WALICEL

The Prince of Wales hes arrived here.

Hia Royal Highneaa left immediately for Cairo,
the Nile, and Upper Egypt. The Prince will re-
main in Egypt for about a month.

ITALY.

TURIN, Ilium' 1, Evainxo.
It is asserted that the ministry has tendered its
eignation, but that the King has not yet
siepted it. . .

The Costituzione of to-day believes that the
journey Of the Bing to Naples has been postponed.

MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ITALY.
BANS, Irsa._2&

An imposing demonstration took place on Thurw.
day at the Carnival. The Cora was empty, but
the Forum, the Coliaseum, and the Botanical
Garden were filled with Feople and carriages. The
polio, were obliged to remain inactive.

ROME, MAzcs 1.

General Goyon yesterday orderUd French
troops to occupy the Corso, in order to prevent
disorder. Signor Venanai, member of the Italian
National Committee, has been arrested. A domi-
ciliary visit took place afterwards, which led to the
discovery of important papers. Rome is tranquil.

NAPLES, Fu. 28, Evzuma.

A bomb exploded here this evening, near the Bt.
Carlo Theatre, without, however, causing any

damage. A patriotic demonstration was iMme-
diately made by the indignant population. The
people traversed the Via di Toledo, with shouts of
" Evviva Italia," and " Ervin. Garibaldi." The
pereou suspected of the offence has been arrested.

TURIN, Yawn 2.

The Opinions confirms the resigustiou of the Mies-
soli Ministry. Signor Batazsi has been charged
with the formation of a new administration. It is

poeribie that the Cabinet may be merely modified.
TURIN, Ithaca 2, &masa.
Garibaldi has arrived at Genoa. The committee
of the Provvedimento Society are preparing to
celebrate his arrival with a banquet.

ITALY AND SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Mace I.
The Italian government openly accuses the govern-
ment of the canton of Ticino of mal-administration
of the confiscated episcopal benefices. It demands
the annulment of the confiscation, and the restitu-
tion of the acquired rights. The government further
requiem compensation to be made for the mal-
administration, and finally threatens to retaliate by
suppressing the Helvetic College in connexion with
the college of Borromso.

THE AFFAIR OP VILLE LA GRANDE.
BERNE, MAIM t

The French government has demanded that
Switzerland should pay two-thirds of the costa of
the affair of Ville la Grande, one-third of the ex-
penses being defrayed by France. The Swiss
government has replied that it is willing to pay an
indemnity of 4,000 f. to the wounded French,
leaving to France the cost of the demolition of the
house of M. Chaffal, amounting to 400 f. The
Swiss government adds that the question of right
remains for the derision of public opinion.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Kula, L

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In to-day's sitting of the Committee of the
Chamber of Representatives, the proposal of Herr
von Carlowitz for the recognition of the kingdom
of Italy was agreed to with only one dissentient.
The Ministry announoed to the Committee that
it must decline to take part in the discussion, as
the proposition tended to exercise an influence upon
pending questions of Eusopean policy.

EMIGARY.
PESTH, Kutal. 1.

M. Virgil Stage, barrister, and formerly a
member of the Hungarian Diet, Las been arrested.
A circular has been issued by the Governor-
General of Hungary, stating that the Provisorium
in Hungary will be maintained until the Diet
shall have arrived at a solution of the pending
constitutional questions.

SAXONY.

DRESDEN, MAica 2.

The Princes; Marie Sidonie, daughter of the
Xing of Saxony, died at half-past seven last night
of typhus. She was born 10th August, 1834.

GREECE.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Pis. 28.

The movement in the province of Tripolitza has
been completely subtitled. Tranquillity exists
throughout the Poloponnesus. The insurgents
before Nauplia have been repulsed with lose.

THE SUMTER.
MA.DRID, MARca 1.

News from Tangiers states that the lieutenant
at the Sumter has been released. Federal ships
are watching the Sumter, which still remains sta-
tionary at Gibraltar.

THE MAURITIUS.
PARIS, Mime 1.
According to edvicea published by the Paris
papers, cholera is raging in the Mauritius.

To Rua Tug BLOCLADZ.-011 Saturday last the
smart screw steamer Bermuda left the Hersey far Bermuda,
and thence, if possible, to some of the Southern ports,
where the blockade Is act very strict. The Bermuda has •
well snorted sad valuable amp al "hardware " and other
useful articles on and aa she is commanded by •
daring cod skilful a (Weeterdorf), who has already
run the Charleston cockade with the barque Helen, the
chase's are that he will a second time elude the vigilance
of the Federal cruisers. The Bermuda, too, has bean before
in the same service, having run the blockade some months
since with 1,700 balm of cotton for Havre. There aro at
present several steamers en route from Liverpool to the
Southern rout, with the intention of running through the
Federal blockade, if possible.
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