The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-29 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(nzursa's miasma.)
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY.
TURIN, Sim 28.
Signor Pacini has accepted the poet of Minister
of Public Works.

General della. Marmora, and Signori Lanza, Sella,
and Petitti have assumed office.

A letter has been published from the captain
commanding the Carabineers in the Castello square
on the night of the 21st inst., which states that the
troops were not ordered to fire upon the people, but
that the discharge took place by accident.
Some Turinese citizens have published a mani-
festo stating their conviction of the necessity for
the country to continue a course of legal agitation
in order to make the parliament aware of its
motives for opposing the Franco-Italian convention.
Thu manifesto further announoes the formation of a
committee to collect subscriptions in favour of the
sufferers from the disturbances of the 21st and
22nd September, and to promote an Italian pe-
tition to parliament against the Franco-Italian con-
vention.

A Royal decree has been issued convoking
the Italian Parliament for the 24th of October.

The opening of the parliament has been thus de-
layed in order to afford sufficient time for the
formation of a cabinet.

THE FRANCO-ITALIAN TREATY.
ROME, Sm. 27.

The Oast/vetoes Romano oontradicts the statement
of the Paine that M. de Sartigea had had an inter-
view with the Pope relative to the Franco-Italian
convention.

The Osservatore states that the convention has
not yet reached Rome.

NAPLES, Sarr. 28.

An important public meeting has taken place
here. Perfect order was maintained. All shades
of liberal politics were represented. The meeting
approved the Franco-Italian convention, pro-
claimed Rome to be the capital of Italy, and Venice
free, and called upon the government to disregard
municipal interests in choosing a provisional
capitaL Cheers were given for the King. A
statement that Austria protested against the con-
vention, and that war was probable, was received
with applause.
An unanimous subscription was made for the
sufferers during the disturbances at Turin.
The proceedings gave general satisfaction.

GERMANY AND DENMARK.
FRANHFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, SEPT. 23.

The Ober Postainte Zeitung of to-day publishes a
telegram from Vienna stating that at the fifth
sitting of the conference, held on Friday last at the
Ministry of War, the plenipotentiaries approved
the proposals of the committee for the settlement of
the frontier. Denmark is preparing proposals for
the settlen.ent of the question of the duchies having
a share in the State property of the kingdom.

BERLIN. SEPT. 23.
The semi-official Prorin-iat Correspowierez of to-

day says :
" The delay in the peace negotiations, which baa
been entirely the fault of the Danes, has compelled
the Allies to adopt every means to cause Denmark
to hasten the work of pacification, especially by
substituting more severe action for the forbearing
manner in which the conditions of the armistice
have hitherto been carried out. The commander
in Jutland has already taken some measures to
arouse Denmark to a consciousness of the country
being occupied by an enemy. It is to be hoped
that these measures will suffice, and that the victors
will not be compelled to make more serious applica-
tion of the regulations of the armistice with the
view of obtaining real peace."

VIENNA, Scrr. 28.
The next sitting of the Conference will take
place on Friday.
The Genital-Co rrupondenz, of this evening denies
the assertion of some journals that France bad in-
vited Austria to take part in the negotiations
respecting Rome, and that the Franco-italian con-
vention had been drawn up iu consequence of
Austria declining the invitation.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Sr. 28.

The rumour of Prince Metternich baring been
superseded is unfounded. He will return to Paris
at the expiration of his leave of absence, which does
not occur until the end of October.

THE ZOLLVEREIN.
BERLIN, S. 24

The governments of Bavaria and Wurtemberg
have signified their intention of adhering to the
Zollverein treaties of the 28th of June and the 11th
July of the present year.

Couusellor Meitner from Munich Las arrived
here, and took part yesterday in the debates upon
the re-construction of the Zollvereiu.

THE FRANCO-SWISS TREATY OF COM-

3IERCE.

BERNE, SEPT. 28.

To-day the Council of the States has sanctioned
the Franco-Swiss treaty of commerce by a majority
of 31 to 11. The ratification of the treaty is thus
an accomplished fact.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, &PT. 28, 3.30 F.M.
The Bourse continues flat. Rents. closed at
65.80, or Wc. lower than yesterday.

THE INSURRECTION IN TUNIS.
MARSEILLES, Sun. V.

Advices from Tunis to the 23rd inst. state
that the garrison of Sousse had made a sortie, which
was repulsed with loss. The insurgents were buy-
ing large quantities of arms.