The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-20 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN, drown 19.

The assertion made by several journals that the
Chevalier di kligra, the Marquis d'Azeglio, and the
Marquis Pepoli were to be recalled from Paris,
London, and St. Petersburg respectively is entirely
unfounded.

THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

Aga.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Ripon, Captain Christian, with the heavy portion at
the above mails, arrived at Southampton yeakuday morn-
log. She briogs 99 pawners. The Ripon blimp on freight
8 packages specie, value 50,4521. ; also 6 hake cotton, 7
cases placte, 86 packages sundries, and 634 bales raw silk,
value 60,0001. sterling. The Ripon spoke the company's
steamer Shore, off the Barlings, on the 16th, bound for the
east, with the outward mails of the 12th inst.

Her Majesty's ships Hibernia, Cossack, Malacca, Surprise,
Boxes, and Growler, were at Malta, sod the Trident at
Gibraltar.

Senor Masamoras, the Spanish protestant who with sera
ral others was prosecuted and condemned in Grenada for
diamminating his religious opinions, and subsequently par.
doped by the Qaeeo of Spain, was about to kers Gibraltar
with his companions for Oran.
The Spanish strew frigate, Concepcion, arrived at Cadiz,
on the btb, and the screw sloops Africa and Buenaventura
left Cadiz on the same date. The British brig Wearmouth,
from Alexandria, was spoken by the steamer Marathon, in
Zak 36.40, long. 7.10 W., on the 12th inst. The American
corvette, Macedonian, 14 guns, from England, arrived at
Cadiz on the 6th inst.

Gibraltar, Aug. 14.—The following British ships have ar-
rived since the demanreof the last mail : Steamer Amalie,
6f d►ys from Liverpool ; steamer Marathon, 6 days from
Liverpool ; steamer Loudon, 7f days from Loudon ;
steamer Livorno, 13 days from Glasgow; steamer Collin,
9 days from Liverpool ; steams Poona]; 4f days from
Southampton ; steamer Caine, 7 days from Liverpool ;
steamer Venetian, 7 days from Liverpool ; steamer
Brunette, 9days from Shields ; schooner &realism 18 dais
from Cardiff.

Exam:teas an cleated on Loam, 90 days' date, 49i to
50 ; Paris, 5.28 ; Mane Mae, 5.29; Genoa, 5,29 ; Madrid,
Bdays' sight, par; Cadis, par to p. ; Seville, pr; Ma-
laga, par; Barodona, p. ; Madera, 1 dia. ; Valrecia, par;
Allem* I db. Freights are without altantioe.

M. Ray Ax's LITE or hens—We read in the
reaps of yestesday :—" The Archbishop of Toulouse has
in his turn issued his charge against M. Reuse's work ; and
not cadent with probibitiog the reading of it under aim-
aka wallies, Inlay's it to jurists and politicians to decide
whether it does not ruin the principle of all authority, and
contain an odious outrage against the religion of the majority
of Freachroa." The Sack reminds its readers, in refer-
ring to the subject, that it was this same archbishop who
Weed a charge for the celebration of the massacre of the
proantants of Toulouse in 1672. The Siècle mentions that
the primate originally intended to keep silence upon the
subject of M. Itenan's book, so as not toattract public atten-
fiat towards it, and it asks why be did not adhere to that
wise resolution.
BRIGANDAGE UNDER THE FRENCH FLAG.—" We
are assured," writee the Roma of Naples, August 9, "by
parlous deserving of every trust, who disembarkedat Civita
Vecchia, in a steamer of the Freak Measegeria Imperials%
and arrived at Naples, on railway business, that 200 end
mow brigaods, Bavarians and Spaniards, arrived by the same
vsesel, sad that on the omfiees of the Pontifical States they
spoke with certainty of many hundreds of brigands being
spread over those places, sod ready for action in the Napo-
then provinces. Other news has arrived confirming these
rumours, is the neighbourhood of our frontiers. And what
is more, it is well known that Freels Bourbon has entered
into a coutract with the Mammies Imperialee for the
transport of these passengers, who are net forth tinder divan
qualificatioes, as travellers, merchants, and proprietors."
DZISPATCH or THE Amaawert Mane.—The
North German Lloyd etearcabip New York, Captain
Weeks, galled from Sou►hampton at 2 p.m. yesterday with
the French and English made for New York direct. She
took cut 167 'sloop, exclusive of steerage, pusengers ; also
a large and valuable cargo, including 76,384 francs value in
awellary from flans. The American familia who have
spent the summer in Europe are now returning home, and
many applications for passage in the New York had to be
refused.

DLSPATCII OF AMISICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS.-