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

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(istrTzs's Tazowts.)
ITALY.

TURIN, firm 5.

The companions of Garibaldi who disembarked
with him at Spersia were conveyed last night to
Fenestrella.

Some Garibaldians, disbanded after the conflict
at Aspromonte, have been taken. Others have
voluntarily surrendered to the authorities.

NAPLES, Sam 4, Evzsitra.

Yesterday evening thirty prisoners escaped from
the prison of Castel Capuano. All of them have,
however, been recaptured.

MESSINA, SErr. 4, Emilio.
The state of public feeling in this city is excel-
lent.

A column of Garibaldians, commanded by Tra-
selli, were surprised yesterday evening by a bat-
talion of the 65th Regiment of the line, and lost
their arms, baggage, and 90 prisoners, among whom
were a major, a captain, ten officers and six de-
serters from the royal troops. The latter were
slot.
The remainder of the Garibaldians were met by
a battalion of the 45th Regiment, which took 80
more of them prisoners.
Trsaelli then sent a flag of truce, giving his word
of honour that the column should lay down their
arms and disperse within 48 hours.

GENOA, Barr. 5.

A bulletin has been issued to day by the phr
aicians attending upon Garibaldi, stating that the
general symptoms exhibited by their patient are
very satisfactory.

TURIN, Bier. 5.

The Gazette di Torino of to-day says :
"The ministry wishes Garibaldi to be tried by a
military tribunal, but, foreseeing the possibility of
such a tribunal declaring itself incompetent, it has
submitted the question to a conference of the Pro-
cureure Generaux."

The Official Gazette publishes a bulletin of the
health of Garibaldi, which states that the ball has
penetrated the ancle joint and fractured the right
tibial malleolus. Inflammation has set in, but
there are no alarming symptoms.

GENOA, err. 5.

The Morimento of to-day publishes a report of
the physician who is in attendance upon Garibaldi,
according to -which, up to three o'clock yesterday,
the sufferings of the General were not very acute.
The patient was calm, but rather feverish. His
appetite was good.
Menotti Garibaldi's wound is not very serious.
The report of the death of Miseori has been con-
tradicted.

The royal Princes arrived this morning at Genoa.

FRANCE.

PARIS, £ftrr. 5.

La France of this evening, in an article signed
by M. do la Gneronnihre "on the abandonment of
Rome by France," says :
"The moment has arrived when the French go-
vernment must choose between the policy which
demands the abandonment of Rome, involving the
fall of the Pope and the unity of Italy, and that
which requires a limited occupation, with a fixed
object, and under formal reserves, calculated to
reconcile the independence of the Holy Father with
the legitimate aspirations of the Roman people for
the development of their political existence."
M. de la Gueronniere opposes the first-mentioned
policy, and endeavours to demonstrate the possibi-
lity of Italy definitively constituting herself without
Rome for her capitaL
The Pattie of this evening mentions a rumour
that the Marquis de Lavalette is about to make a
journey to Biarritz.
The Pruse says:
" Disturbances have taken place in several
towns in Sicily. At Spezzia a manifestation was
commenced by the people, who shouted Gari-
baldi for ever !' but on a part of the Italian
squadron taking up a position before the fortress of
Varignano, the assemblage dispersed. Slight en-
counters have occurred between the royal troops
and small bands of Garibaldians."