The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-21 00:00:00

VSNICTLi.

The German journals announce the presenoe at
Vienna of General Bensdek, who has had several
interviews with the Emperor. The general has, it
is said, required that the army under his command
in Venetia shall be reinforced. Several frontier
regiments of Croats have in consequence received
directions to praised to Venetia.

ITALY.

GARIBALDI'S

The following is the manifesto of General Gari-
baldi, for the publicatioa of which the Diritto, of
Turin, is to be prosecuted :
Caprice. Jimmy. 1864.

Events pewee : it the year 1863 bee left baled It shameful
*sees of egotism sad dherwite, the sew is inaugurated by
other procehes. Ia the *elation of oppressed peo-
ples ; i. the fare of despotism which feigns
to bow to right ; is the Titanic armies
a Poland, indonAlahle and dal mat ; is the eniterras-
meat even of dipionmery; on every side. is fad, era the
premise of opening events. lam convinced thst they will
death the eddy of Italy, and will apply the occasion so
keg imed, of seething its whew if the Mani eleneset
sot cu test with invoicing the miaow to the hat 1111.
retake of seasething baba MI is ready and
Itehlas darsomasy, which includes in half en the
Wilber pashas= for the postested nab, ought
to see that it is col senisiout to be samereua,
'cog, minfidest, bat it steel above an be cepusised mod
diabase& I lave net bad a bass way of suably* thin
vast then by ehessies a pie= of elite friends. And
with the. I Mee isailetied a osetal unity committee.
The awe dams the ebbed. To receive pecuniary aid, to
&pile ma's minds to the accord of sacrifice and duty, an
this with the holy end of the national deliverance, and of
haernal madam to the enslaved provisoes as the impa-
la day a battles, sea h its mandate ;11 hee so other. If
the realities, es teatime as crafty Ii its deelems, empires
spina the unity el the country ; if the latter is threat-
coed by the errors of a government policy,
against which I have protested, amass it as
appeared to me forgetful of the national intends
and will, the day of elicitation becomes mare
forcibly urgent, more sacred, for the liberals. Thos. far
from awing is vain end perhaps dampens agitations the
nesestrelled energy of their patriotism, let them keep it
meths for the days is which the only 21111111 of Islay will
be the eciaperation of all good citizens in the amistanee of
their breams oppreened by the fersigeor. Oeseasestly I
facile the triads and the existing sOOlll6lll, and all the
Delia= who disdain to remain passive aerators of the
greet dame which decides their existeoce sad their rights,
to group around this one centre, to recognise its authority,
sad to regard as mine the inetructioes emanating from
this committee, or from its delegates. I ales invite
the laurel prom to had the aid of publicity
a the acts of the committee. In the woe of
the whole committee and in niDS, tie deservedly.
esteemed citizen inedetto Oairoli will sign the doenreate.
Bo* woe more, is the Roman faeces which I ask of the
Daises. May their hearts understand the nature amy
'stations. _ _

(Sigas4 G. GAintALm.

SPAIN.

The subject of religious toleration has been again
brought before the Spanish Chamber of Represen-
tatives. M. Matamoros, it may be remembered,
was some time back convicted of attempting
to propagate the protestant religion in Spain by
selling Biblea, and was oondemned to eight years' hard
labour, which sentence was afterwards commuted
to banishment for life. He has ever since inhabited
Bayonne, from which town he lately forwarded a
petition to the Spanish Chamber, appealing to the
wisdom of the national representatives, to propose
some legal measures for protecting the liberty of
conscience against intolerance. The committee
charged to examine the petition decided that there
was no reason for deliberating on the demand, and
the Chamber simply adopted the conclusions of the
committee.

(mons% masume.)

THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QI7ZETION.

OOPENHAGEN, JAN. 10, RIMING.

The first debate on the address in the Volksthing
of the Rigsdag took place to-day. The different
parties declared that an unconditional adherence to
the o mstitution of the 18th November is a pledge
of the independence of Denmark.