The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-09 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN, Jun &

A telegram has been received from the cabinet of
Vienna by the authorities of Venetia prohibiting
the introduction of Italian newspapers into the
interior. Numerous arrests have taken place in
Venetia.

THE BUDGET.

TURIN, Joys 8.

In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday the
Minister of Finance made his financial statement.
He said that the year 1860 closed with a deficit
of twenty-three and a half millions lire, 1861 with
twenty-eight millions in hand, and that in 1862
there would be a deficit of 500 millions. This
deficit, however would be reduced to 225 millions
by the taxes already voted and in course of collec-
tion, as well as by the extraordinary resources
afforded by concessions for railways and canals,
and by the emission of treasury bonds already
authorised.

The Minister proposed the sale of the public
demesnes by auction, in estimating the proceeds by
the amount of their net revenue ; the sale of certain
church property, whose value greatly exceeds the
entire deficit, and the increase of the Treasury
bonds by 100 millions.
The Budget is stated to have produced a favour-
able impressioa, and caused a rise in the last Italian
loan.

RUSSIA.

ST; PETEI3.BBURCI, mull 7.
The Nations Per. of to-day publishes a circular
of General Palonieff, ordering all governors of cities
to convene the assemblies of the citizens for the
examination of the new plan of administration for
the communes.

It directa the governors to explain fully to the
citizens the importance of the subject, and the
necessity of the latter participating more in the
administration of their own affairs.

It declares that the governmect can no longer
continue to bear the whole weight of public affairs,
and concludes by ordering the governors to send in
their reports by October next at the latest.

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ST. PETERSBURG, Juni 8.
The Emperor signed the ukase to-day appointing
the Grand Duke Constantine Namieetnik (not
Viceroy) of Poland.
The Marquis Wielopolski is to be entrusted with
the charge of the chief civil administration, and
General Lnders with the command in chief of the
Russian army garrisoning Poland.

PRUBBLA.
PRESENTATION OF THE ADDRESS.
BERLIN, Jon 7, Evonsa.
The King received a deputation from the cham-
ber wit'. the address at 5 o'clock this afternoon.

His Majesty delivered the following reply
" I have received with pleasure the assurance of
faithful and loyal devotion which has just been'
expressed. While repeating that 1 still remain un-
changeably upon the ground of the constitution to
which I have sworn, as well as upon that of my
programme of November, 1858, and that 1 am
therein in full accord with my ministry, I add
thereto the firm expectation of seeing the senti-
ments you have expressed ratified by deeds. As
you have selected a sentence of my programme of
1858, it will be well that you should impress it line
by line upon your minds. You will then rightly
estimate my sentiments."

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Joss 8.
All the Montenegrins residing in Turkey have
been recalled by their Prince.
The Viceroy of Egypt, upon his return, will
visit Constantinople in connexion with the affairs of
the Suez Canal.

The consolidation programme has not yet been
published.

SERVIA.
BELGRADE, Joss T.
The Berrien government has protested to the
guaranteeing powers against the Turkish military
demonstration of the day before yesterday, and Las
declined all responsibility for possible eventualities.