The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-11 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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TURIN, Ammer 9.

The Opinioae of to-day iitya,;—" The encounter
between the Garibaldian Volunteers and the
Royal troops appears to have taken place at St.
Etienne, on the road to Girgenti The Royal
troops numbered 100, and the Garibaldians
1,200. After a few shots had been fired the vo-
lunteers retired, leaving 70 muskets. General
Garibtoldi commands the eolumn• which is march-
ing towards Messina."
The Dionarehia Nazionale of today lays
The encounter was accidental. The Garibaldians
left area and two killed, on the bold. The
majority of the volunteers ware very young."
TURIN, Avant 10.

Dianiatione of to-day contains the following
"Garibaldi has occupied Rood and Palumbo.
He has made a speech, which some persons ainert
'was to the fdllovring
" ' The present state of affairs cannot continua
I go against the government, because it will not
let'me go to Rome. Igo against France, because
she' defends the Pope. I will have Rome at any
pries; Rome, or death ! If I snowed, so much
the better ; if not, I will destroy the Italy which
I made myself.'"
The same paper says —" The departure of volun-
teers from Palermo has almost entirely ceased.
Rumours are current that their conduct has been
such as `to render them obnoxious to the population.
Sorhe ci the 'tolnnteers who left Palermo have te-
turned thither. They had taken their departure
under the belief that an understanding existed be-
tween the King and Garibaldi, but on being tut-
deceived they returned to their homes."
No further news has been received from Sicily.
Signor Rattazzi declared to-day in parliament
that the statement published by the Agence Con-
iineritale, in the French papers, that the 45th
Regimeukon landing at Palermo, shouted "Gari-
baldi for ever," and was .in coneequence imme-
diately ordered to Ancona, was absolutely false.
The Chamber of Deputies, in its sitting of yester-
day evening, voted the bill granting the concession
of .the litan railwalu to M. Bastogi. The bill
on the eof the' state domains, and some otter
bills, w also agreed to. The Marquis Pepoli
urged the dismission of the bill for granting credits
on landed property. Signor Rattazai shaving, in
conformity with the proposition of several deputies,
expressed a wish that the session might be pro-
longed, the Chamber agreed to re-assemble on
Tuesday next.

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PAB.D3, Avow! 0.
The France of this evening says :
" A Gsribaldian manifestation has taken place in
the La Scala Theatre at Milan, at which shouts were
rallied of Rome, or death."
PARA Amon 10.

The France says :
" Garibaldi, in an order of the, day, dated rBeid'.
quarters, of the Army
.n 1( ita4an bidepesidenoiZ
=LOUDON **
,appcoaelung, am's' Nalos. Ewa.
declarea that great events will take place it no
distant date."

FRANCE.
PARIS, Amer 10.
M. Dnfaure has been appointed Batonnier of the
Advocates of Paris.

The France of this evening contains the follow-
ing:
.. . . .

"The Pope is said to have addressed a circular
to the catholics in the East, recommending them
not to assist the Turks in attacking the Montene-
grins, because catholics ought never to fight against
Christians."

AUSTRIA.
TRIFSTE, AUGUST 9.

The municipality of this city has been dissolved
by Imperial decree. The new elections are to
take place within four weeks.

BAVAJILL

MUNICH, Acourr la

The official Bavarian Gazette of today says :
" A note on the question of the commercial
treaty between France and Prussia was despatched
to Berlin by the Bavarian government on the Bth
inst. In this note the Bavarian government de-
clare& that, having carefully considered all the ex-
isting circumstances, and more especially theaecord
which exists in the wishes of a large majority of
the chambers of commerce and manufacturers, it is
not in a position to agree to the draft of the treaty.
It moreover entertains the tranquillising conviction
that the Zollverein, which has hitherto Victoriously
stood the test of many a crisis, is still in no serious
danger, but, on the contrary, that by a spirited
effort on the part of all its members, the principles
upon which it was established may be maintained."

SPAIN.

MADRID, Avouct 9.

The report current here of an approaching modi-
fication of the minis*, has been authoritatively
denied.

On Saturday Lieut.-Colonel Whitehead, the corn-
ma Wing officer of the North Middlesex Riles, received •
letter hum Lord Fussy aed Xt. Many Lewis, the
borough menden for Maillebone, announcing their inten-
tion to present a challenge cup for cOmpetition by the
Voldn-
teer Rifle Corps of the borough, via., the West Middlesex
(Marylebone), the North Middlesex (St. Pancras), and the
Ath Middlesex (Paddington) Ripe The cap is a very
handsome ooe, and will, no doubt, le hotly contested.

The second annual presentation of prizes to
succeedul competitors in rifle shooting amongst the let
Surrey Volunteer Rifles took place on Saturday afternoon
in the central tranaoept of the Crystal Palace. General
Sir George Pollock, H.0.R., S.L, presided, and the pnw
were distributed by Pod) Pollock in the following order :
The Pollock Challenge Cup, presented by General Pollock_ ,
and a second prize for judging distance drill were awarded
to Mr. Brown, of the Clapham company.
TheJereey steamer Atalanta, which left South-
ampton last Wednesday, experienced the most boisterous
=known for a long time. She took 19 hours in
Guernsey. The Jersey mall packet
which left Southampton the same night as the =a,
took 13 hours in roasting Guernsey, a most mum! pried.
Ezriosion AT TIM HOUNSLOW POWDra
Yuu—
Three of the Bicinfleld Powder Mills, Hounslow, exploded
as Friday while the wee were unchanging, WA did an ha-
swam easseot al &mem One of the mw sanesedwl• fa
see plat het Joke Bennett and enellier man omat
theesess ware both fearfully burnt. Mew* was bun&
completely from bead to foot, and, *after Mewing alms*
teastees bouts in the greatest esisey, tiewitelsi kale&
'snip at six o'ciesk on haturdsy ewindeis !J . e.
Pounirrzsue ANNUAL Pow 'Oimtaeli(
Pat...ca.—For a burr section of the *Mead* Vedas of
theinetrepolthe Walla as weU an fee ilie-assimews of that
asosllsot •pr .:widget soelety, " The Assist Order et
Terestwa," the sawed fele of theLoatissi Veiled Dlistel
Brae& of that proparcias end rasidtpestesiisg bellbottom,
bat tetsatial staseebisis.• *elms Wax. eltsigh&
• seers tier the essemitry se pawestis Wee, lbsi
nil of thsrlressaiums erg Ibi Mesas se-the Mgr fielmat
will, it is expeeted, tall Ms abort d
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FRANCE.

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PAPA B.4,TUNDAY Evans.
I pads& in seeing no importance whatever in K
del. Giserrouniere, his journal, or his arguments,
except so far 'as he may be a chosen tool for venti-
lating some idea to be hereafter supported diplo-
matically or forcibly by the power of the
Inspire. I have read his two long-winded
articles of ' jnisterday and to-day with the
sole view of seeing whether they contain
any indications of official inspiration worth
practical notice. Li the first article, headed " The
Home Policy of France," I have detected
nothing beyond a hazy development of the opt::
of that section of courtiers which Issas to
and doubts whether the imperial system will bear
the very mild measures of political reform inan-
rated in November 1860. 1 remember telling you
some time ago, when the Petrie found that M. de
Ia Guerronnilre's exalted direction did not pay,
it was his intention to set up a joarna
of hie own, whick would be the organ of that
court faction. To-day I find in the secead article
" 911 foreign affairs" one or two paragraphs which,
aeon toms worthy of a .ppimg query lent tie
writer should have had some warrant from the
highest quarter for throwing oat' " feeler."
After a tremendously long rigmarole, abomding in
that clinking and meaningless antitheais which dis-
tinguishes the style of the man whom the cringing
people, reduced to curry favour with him when he ,
wsa censor of the press, have dubbed an " illus-
trious writer ;" and after a piracy of Sir Robert
Peel's celebrated "three courses," at having been
open to the Emperor in regard to foreign piles, he
expiable the conduct of England is the Italian ques-
tion in the following manner. Before the moans of
the Italian war, Ragland supporter: Austria because
she saw in the predominance of that power on the
Alpe a menace for France. When subsequently
Austrian influence in Italy was destroyed by the
battle' f Solferino, England, "changing her tactics,
but not her object, favoured Italian unity, in order
to establish at oar very doors a great maritime and
military nation, which she hopes one day may be
her ally. That is the whole secret of her conduct"
K de la Guerronniere therefore proclaims himself
an adversary of the unity of Italf. It his question
worth asking, whether that is the definitive policy'
of the Emperor.
Lower down he argues that the recognition of
Italy by Russia and Prussia, at the demand "
of France, was a measure designed to " fortify "
Italy at Man, to " draw her nearer" to
Venice, but to "'repel' • her from Rome, The
French troops went 66 Ries from " duty," and
are now called apok to remiss there by " honour."
The only, solution of the Roman qnestion which
IL de la Guerrounierc holds out at this crisis is
that, " when France pleases," and when more con-
ciliatory dispositions between Turin and Rome may
prevail than there do at present, a congress may be
called upon to " maintain the Pope permanent in
his terretterial power." Is this man a mete,
beg, or does he speak with some authority ?
Ira France opntinues to make the ,worst of Hari-
haldi's movements, and gives a good deal of news
not to be found elsewhere, arguing the great hos-
tility of hie followers to France, 'and the participe.
tion of Martini in the expedition. Moreover, he
says that Martini has left London "to be ready
, for event.."

The Bourne was more affeceed thee it has yet
been by the Italian news. Bentee fell 200. for
rash, and 25e. for acemint, clueing 6&80 and
88.85. Mobilier 8.75, and the Italian Loan 85.
Railways were only from 1.25 to 2.50 lower.

The Monitour of yesterday sanounces that the
Emperor arrived att. Cloud at 6.30 p.m. on Satur-
day, and that his Majesty will holds grand review
on the 14th inst.
The La Prance of Saturday evening contains the
following news At the third conference held at
Constantinople it was decided in principle that the
Turks should continue to occupy the citadel of Bel-
grad.
"It is asserted that the Confederate envoys at
Paris and London demanded the recognition of the
Southern Confederacy, and that England has re-
fused to accede, while France • has not 'yet given
any reply."

ITALY.

A Turin letter of the 6th in the
says :

The council of ministers this mooning had a very long
sitting, the King presiding, to consider the manifestations
now going on throughout the country. It was decided to
be oecemary to strike at the root of the evil, sod to deselve
the " Emancipation Society" of Geoca—the sane body that
was formerly called the Committee of the Provvedimento.
It was donstcleied expedient to sacrifice to the safety of the
Mate all legal scruples shout the power of the executive to
molest a society of this kind. I =poet, therefore, that you
will soon hear of its digeolution.
The following order of the day has been issued
by Colonel Medici, late lieutenant and • intimate
friend of Garibaldi, to the National Guard of
Palermo, of which he is at present the commander :
" Italy sad Victor Emmanuel I" finch is Geribekles pro.
Femme, as well as that of the King of Italy's government.
Between those who profess the same purpose, the oely
difference that can (11:1St is that of the imams to be ego
played ; it is • family question, which I trust may soon be
settled. The National Guard, whose duty it is to be above
every party, must rally round its chiefs and behave with
firmness, so that family misunderstandings may not igs
notate in • fratricidal war. Relying on the pahrionns of
the National Guard, I feel confident that I shall be enabled
to fulfil my missies, uphold order and liberty, and the,
restore that calm and confidence which is indispensable to
the social life of this city, which has deserved so well of
Italy. AZDMIL