The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-03 00:00:00

ITALY.

A letter from Lucca, in the Opinion of Turin,
says :

We have a revolution here ; but it is neither o• account of
Garibaldi nor of Maxxini : quite the contrary. It is because
the Minister of Public. Instruction has ventured to appoint
• proteetant lady, Mrs. Burbidge, to a professorship in the
normal school for females at Loom She had bees teaching
for two yeast in the normal school of Bologna, where she
was held in the highest esteem. But Lucca could sot brook
the idea of allowing history and geography to be
taught by a proteetant. All the priest' and fanatics eet to
work, and got up such as agitation, that the Prefect had to
dispatch a councillor in all haste to Turin to inform the
minister that he could not answer far the public peace
unless Mn. Burbidge were removed ; and, to crown all, the
fionf•loniere, M. Sinibaldi, who is also • deputy, bee
written to the minister, threatening to resign if the ob-
noxious appointment be maintained. What will the
minister do'

The administrative statistics of the new king-
dom of Italy have appeared this year at Turin for
the first time. They give as the total population of
the monarchy, 21,728,629 inhabitants, composed
ai follows :—Piedmont and Lombardy, 7,106,696 ;
Emilia, the Marches, and Umbria, 3,522,904 ;
Tuscany, 1,815,243 ; and the kingdom of Naples,
9,283,686. The cities containing more than
100,04:10 inhabitants are : Naples, 417,000 ; Milan,
220,000 ; Palermo, 186,000 ; Turin, 180,000 ;
Genoa, 120,000 ; and Florence, 115,000. Mes-
sina possesses 94,000 ; Leghorn, 80,000 ; and
Bologna, 75,000.
The Italian journals enumerate the principal pre-
sents made to the young Queen of Portugal by
the various cities of the kingdom :

Bologna presented, by the hands of the Marquis Pepoli, a
valuable painting by Francis, representing the Virgin with
the Infant Jesus in her arms, in a frame of the sixteeeth
century. Florence sent an agate cup, ornamented with
enamel and chasing, the work of Benvenuto Wiled ;
a casket of ebony and ivory, with the arms of the city,
enclosed this cup, which was presented to the princess by
the Marquis de Bartolominei, mayor of Florence. Count
Landerchi, mayor of Faenza, had the honour of offering, in
the name of the municipality, a table Inlaid with ivory.
Milan sent a painting by Professor Bisi, representing the
cathedral. The monitor, Count Hippulyte Gambit promoted,
in the name of the municipality of B.avenna, a model of
Dante's tomb in precious metals.
Otzurza's tax.rsaame.)

NAPLES, OCT. 2.

The Court of Justice of Lucera has condemned
Monsignor Frascolla, the Bishop of Foggia, to two
years' imprisonment and a fine of 4,500 francs.

GREECE.

ATHENS, Om. 1.

A demonstration has taken place at Nauplia
against M. Chryseavelghis, an offioer devoted to the
government ; 30 arrests have taken place in conse-
quence.
The senator Delifanni has died.

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
FIGHTING BETWEEN THE TURKS AND
SERVIANS.

PARIS, Oor. 3.
The Paris papers of to-day publish the following
telegrams :

"Ragusa, Oct 2.

"Numerous bodies of troops. have been sent
from Constantinople and are traversing Monte-
negro, proceeding In the direction of Servia.
"The works for the construction of the military
road iu Montenegro have commenced."
" AWN!. Sept 29.

" The diplomatic differences between the Turkish
and Hellenic governments are becoming more
serious."

The same journals also state that letters have
been received at Marseilles from Constantinople to
the 28th ult., announcing that isolated but fre-
quent conflicts took place between the Serviana and
Turks.

The result of the conferences had produced
irritation on both sides.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Ocr. 3.

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Hammonia, Captain F. Schweasen, from Now
York on the 20th ult., has arrived of Cowes.
She brings 51 passengers and 25,000 dollars for
France.

The Hammonia spoke the following ships :—On
the 21st the Hamburg ship Deutschhuid, in lat.
40.29, N., long. 70, W.; the American ship Nep-
tune., from New York, with all her masts carried
away, inlet. 40.29, N., long. 69.2, W.--she refused
all offers of waistlines ; the American ship John T.
Boyd, in lat. 40.29, N., and long. 69.35, W. ; the
Dutch schooner Emilia, in Ist. 4246, N., long.
59.30, W. On the 30th, the Bremen barque Oi-
ta* in lat. 49.16, N., long. 19.46, W. All bound
westward.

TEI NEW STATE OP Ditiniitnr.—The Mormons
have orgaalssd those Fortiori of the territory of Utah
shishtiny ocdary lees tiro • MAN el Dosaist,' and have
appointed Ingle= Young *sir pwwww; sod have elected
assisisse re& a tetweeeetielieees pegrsm. Is the mess-
time comm. has panad an set abolishing Morino.
polygamy, and the probability Is that there will
be sours trouble with Brigham roues upon this
" perutiar ieditetne • of the Great Bak lake Wass he •
reingshisd as the heed of • sew slain Prinidrat Liam:
however, we hope sal so dad with the Merssosi is this
wetter as le ~rises thorn at the error et Weir soaps, sad
brie( them to a eutorwistion without flee ese sygevilia
soporially as it prees that in all othw Teeple& dies 'luau
mom ars tibiaM sepporters of the Reim—New Yea*
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