The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-21 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELJIGENCE.

(azuria's Tnioaams.)

ITALY.
THE TRANSFER OF THE CAPITAL.

TURIN, Nov. 19.
The discussion on the transfer of the capital in
the Italian Parliament was resumed to-day. Signor
San Donato proposed the transfer of the capital to
Naples, which was opposed by several Neapolitan
deputies, and the proposition was withdrawn.
The chamber decided by 296 to 63 to pass on to the
discussion of the separate ar►icles of the Ministerial
Bill.

The report of the financial committee recom-
mended the adoption of the propoeitions of Signor
Sella under certain modifications, which were
accepted by that minister.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, General
Della Marmon, in opposing the proposition of
Signor San Donato, said :—" King Victor Emma-
nuel was enthusiastically received on the occasion of
his late visit to Naples. and I can aim t►at Fran-
cis 11. bee now no influence whatever. Of this
fact he is himself aware." The general added that
two steamers lying in the port of Civita Vecchia,
and belonging to Francis IL, had been recently
offered him for sale.

The bill for the transfer of the capital to Flo-
rence has been passed by 317 to 70 votes, two mem-
bers abstaining from Toting.

TURIN. Nov. 20.

In yesterday's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Signor Dixon demanded that the government
should provide for the defenoe of the country and
the arming of the forte. General Della Marmora
demonstrated that Italy could defend herself, and
that she was not at the mercy of a single battle.
He admitted, however, that the united population
under arms would render great assistance in case
it was necessary to sustain a long defence. He
added, that it was greatly to the interest of France
not to allow Italy to be crushed.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the financial
bills of the government came on for discussion.
Signor Sella demanded that, in view of the urgency
of the question, the house should abstain from a
general discussion, and proceed at once to the con-
sideration of the separate clauses. To this propo-
sition the house consented, and the first five clauses
of the bills were agreed to. An extraordinary sit-
ting will be held this evening in order that the dis-
cussion may be terminated to-morrow.

DKNMARK.

HAMBURG, Nov. 20.

Intelligence received here from Veilestates that
the King and Queen of Denmark intend visiting
Jutland after the evacuation of that province by the
German troops is completed.
This tour is regarded as a sure indication of the
anti-Sider-Danish sentiments prevalent at the court
of Copenhagen.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 20.

•
The Deutsche Petersburger Zeitting of to-day
declares the statement of the Wanderer, that a
threatening note bad been despatched by Russia
to the Saxon government, wherein the dismissal
of Herr von Beast was demanded, to be untrue.
The same paper also states that the assertion of
the exequatur of the Saxon consul at Warsaw
having been withdrawn is equally unfounded.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 20.
Prince Cons has issued a decree instituting a
school for the study of the fine arts.

The session :of the Councils-General has been
opened. All have sent addresses of congratulation
to Prince Cour.% Two of them have also voted the
necessary funds for the erection of statues of the
prince, four, provincial colleges to bear his name,
and ten others, monuments to be erected in his
honour.

JAPAN.
SUBMISSION OF PRINCE NAGATO.
(By temp► from Sam)
SHANGHAE, Oct. 9.

Prince Negate has agreed to open the Straits
of Simonosaki, not to rebuild the demolished forts,
and to pay the expenses of the allied expedition.
The British merchants have addressed Sir Ruther_
ford Alcock, calling attention to the violation of
the treaty in the stoppage of the silk trade by the
Japanese authorities.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 19.

The Delta and Ellora left at 7 a.m. to-day. The
former may be expected at Marseilles on the 25th
inst., and the latter at Southampton about the 2nd
of December.

It ia given out by L' Union de !Vilest that 11, de
Cbaseeloap-Latibat is about to retire from the Misietry of
Maria.. It is reported that Admiral Janes de la Graviire
will be hie iromemor.

A telegram from Plymouth, received yesterday,
says :—" The Norwegian barque Tamworth, from Bor-
deaux for Buenos Arras, has put in here. Sbe has on
board 59 French and German pasaengers, some of whom are
detained by force. Eleven of the Frenchmea have made
several attempts to leave the vessel, but are detained on
the plea that they have been enrolled in France to serve the
Brazilian government, sod Lave accepted a bounty."

THE OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND AUsTRALIAN
MAILs.—HOCTDAEPTON, NOT. 20.—The Peninsular and On
'. "Mal Company's steamship Delhi, Captain Rogers, sailed
hence to-day, at 2 p.m., with the mails for Gibraltar, the
Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India (except Bom-
bay). China, Mauritius. Australia, and New Zealand. The
Delhi took out from this port 100 first and 30 wood-class
passengers, and on freight 447 boxes of specie, value
167,226/. 14s. !kl., for the following porta, viz. :—Madraa.
gold and silver coin, 1,043/. Its. ; gold thread, jewellery,
Sc., 2,344 i. Calcutta, medals, 2,8921.; watches sod jewellery.
993!. 12e. 6d. Penang, silver coin, 13,0601. Singapore, dol.
lars, 15,0001. Hongkong, silver coin, 18,810/. ; bar silver,
5,9004 lie. 3d. ; watches, jewellery, Ac., 1,970/. Yoko-
hama, jewellery, 1004 Sbanghae, dollars, 41,212/. 10a. ;
bar silver, 700/. Hoheon's Bay, jewellery. 2,6251. Sydney.
jewellery, &c., 2,035/. 10s. ; and for Alexandria, sovereigns,
58,500/. ; watch's, 501.
THE VANcOUVER's ISLAND LEMRLATCRE.--Tbis
body has commenced its usual session at Victoria. The
governor. in his opeeiug address, informed the members
that a despatch from the governor of British Colombia would
be laid before them, that he had been celled upon by her
Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies to report
upon a saggestioe made by the Assembly of Vancouver's
Ulm& that the two English colonies west of the Rocky
Mountains should be united under one governor. Governor
Kennedy accordingly desired an early expression of the
the views oe the subject of the Vaacouver's bland Legis-
lature.—Panama Star.
METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE,
SQUARE, CITT.—The aggregate number of patients relieved !
during the week ending Nov. 19 wee—Medical, 9,2 ;
surgical, 765 ; total. 1,741 ; of which 711 were sew cum
ROYAL FETA HOSEETAL, ORAY'S-TNN-ROAD.—The
somber of pabilmte relieved at this hcepital during the week
ending 19th November was 3,076, of which 975 were new
mese.