The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-04 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(RICTILICS TELLGILUIS.)

THE DISCUSSION UPON THE FRANCO-
ITALIAN CONVENTION.
TURIN, Nov. 3, EVI74ING.
In the Chamber of Deputies the Frauco-Italian
Convention came on for discussion to-day.
Signor Boggio thought the diplomatic documents
oom•uuuicated to the Chamber were insufficient.
He demanded that the notes exchanged between
Italy and other Posers since the first despatch of
Chevalier Visconti should likewise be brought
before the house. General della Marmora in
reply said that the government had already consi-
dered that question, and did not think it neces-
sary to communicate other documents than those
already submitted.
Signor Petrucelli asked the government whether
the statements made iu the note of Chevalier Nigro,
really represented the true state of affairs,
In reply, Signor Lanza stated that it was not
becoming to throw doubt upon a solemn diplomatic
act from simple assertions of newspapers. The
minister continued : " The note of Chevalier
Nigra is true, and substantiated in every particular.
It is also recognised as such by the two contracting
parties."
Signor Monca brought up the report of the com-
mittee upon the transfer of the capital to
Florence.

Signor Ferrari proposed that the Chamber should
first discuss whether for the approval of the Con-
vention it was necess►ry to bring iu the bill.
After a short discussion, the debate upon this
previous question was adjourned, and Monday next
fixed for the discussion of the bill fur the transfer of
the capital.
The report of the committee upon that bill, in
conclusion, recommended its adoption conformably
to the draft submitted to the government.
The Opinion of to-day announces that the Roman
government and the French authorities have com-
plied with the request of the Italian government
for the extradition of the brigand Carnevale.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Nor. 3, 2.15 P.Y.
The Bank of France has just reduced its rate of
diacouLt from 8 to 7 per cent.

GERMANY.

FRANKFUK r•ON-TUE-MAINE, Nor. 3.

In to•day's aittiug of the Federal Diet the
memorial of the Graud Duke of Oldenburg sub-
stantiating his claims to the duchies was referred to
the committee for the affairs of Holstein.

The Duke of Augu.teuburg has supplemented
his memorial with a further document, explanatory
of certain points in the former one, which was pre-
sented to the Diet to-day.

THE D':CHIES.
ALTONA, Nov. 3.

The budget of Schleswig-Holstein for the
financial year 180.4.1665 has been published. It
shows a surplus up to the present time of 2,013,273
marks current (about 18,4301.), the items for the
civil list, the appanage, and the military expenses
not appearing in the budget of expenditure. The
financial statement, foreseeing the convocation of
the Diet in March, 1N63, estimate* the additional
expenditure up to that pernel at 60,000 marks
(about 4,00014 only, on account of the existing
surplus.
THE PRUSSIANS IN JUTLAND.

A ARHUUS, Nov. 3.

A proclamation of General Falkenstein, dated
yesterday, has been published. It concludes thus :

" An alleviation has taken place ouly ou the sup-
position that the conclusion 14 peace will be ratified
in Copenhagen within the fixed period. Should,
however, contrary to expectation, the ratification
be delayed, all ordinances will immediately be again
put in force with greater severity.