The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-27 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(arcrrzals

ITALY.

TURIN, Acorn 26.

Garibaldi is still at billet°. He left Catania
with two postal steamers. Yesterday the royal
authorities re•enterod Catania and captured 800
volunteers. The Minister Persano also arrived in
the town, and immediately ordered the arrest of
the commander of the two frigates which were
stationed off the port, on account of his doubtful
conduct on the occasion of the departure of Gari-
baldi. _ _

NAPLES, Acoosr 26.
General Cialdini has left for Sicily, after having
concerted measures with General La Marmon'.
PARIS, Ammer 28,

La France of this evening declares that great ex-
citement exists in Calabria. The towns of Boost, Op-
pido, Ricotera, Mileto, Palmi,Geraoe, and Carignan°
have pronounced in favour of Garibaldi, and others
are expected to follow their example. A large num-
ber of ships which had brought Garibaldian volun-
teers from various parts of Italy were anchored off
Gioja. The division of General Brignone had re-
ceived orders to proceed to Calabria immediately.
The •Presse of this evening asserts that Austria
and Spain have addressed a note to the French
government on the Roman question,
The same paper says that Austria has determined
to call out 40,000 more soldiers.

POLAND.
WARSAW, Amer 24.

The sentence pronounced on Ramos and Ryll, for
attempting the life of the Marquis Wielopoleki, has
been confirmed by the Grand Duke Constantine.
The execution took place at 9 o'clock this morning.

THE BADEN AMNESTY.

In reply to the decree published by the Grand
Duke of Baden, in reference to political exiles,
the following declaration has appeared in German
journals :

The Cardtrothe Gazette publishes a decree of amnesty,
according to which the government have "felt themselves
moved to ordain, that to all civil and military persons who
have been condemned for political, and not at the same
time for great common crimes, the sentences of punishment
passed upon them should In mercy be remitted." We are
no criminals. (Nimes have been committed by those who
beat down the rising freedom and union of the people.
Royal mercy we have never asked for, during a thirteen
years' exile. The principles for which we once fought,
and which have supported us in banishment, are to-day as
lively in us as ever. It we now revisit the soil of our
t therl►ad, it is simply in the conviction that a barrier has
f lien which arbitrary power bad hitherto unjustly raised

against tis.
London, August.

KARL BLIND.

THE BLOCKADE OF SICILY.

The following official notification of the blockade
of Sicily was published in last night's Oazdte:
" The undersigned, Charge d'Aßaires of his Majesty the
King of Italy, has been charged by his government to an-
Dcanceti.tl.t .1 ter Briisanie Majesty that the seven.-
...st of the King, in county a recent events, nas de-
clared the blockade of the bland of Sicily and the islands
adjoining to it. The undersigned has in consequence the
honour to notify this fact to Earl Russell, her Britannic
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
and takes this opportunity to renew to him the assurance
of his most distinguished consideration.

" L. Coarl.
"London, August 23,1862, 49, Grosvenor-street."

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

(MOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETIM)
WAR-OFFICE, Ammer 26.
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.

Deputy-Moistest Commienry-General William Clare Ball
to be essistant commissary-general. vice George Alacsadier
Skinner, placed on the retired list.
The undermentioned acting deputy-assistant commissaries-
general having completed the prescribed period of proba-
tion, to be deputy-amistant commissaries-general :
Henry William Ravenscrott, Robert Sqoarey.
MILITARY STORE DEPARTMENT.
Deputy-Superintendent of Stores F. M. Oromartie to be
superintendent of stores, vice Pellet% placed on the re-
tired list.
Asnistant-Superintendent of Stores C. au= to be
deputy-superintendent of stores, vice
Deputy Assistant-Superintendent of Stoles A. C. Mecdoff to
be amistant-superintendent of stoma

ADMIRALTY, AIIOURT 26. APPOINTMENT&
Commander F. R. Purvis, to the Severn, for service in the
Pantaloon.
Lieutenanta T. H. Hastings and H. L. Gully, to the
Severn, for service in the Pantaloon.
bloaters W. H. Fauchner, to the Osborne; J. F. R.
Aylen, to the Severn, for the Pantaloon.
Midshipmen J. W. Wilkins and F. H. Heysee, to the
Severn, for service in the Pantaloon ; C. H. Hetbert and
L G. Lieth, to the Rattlesnake.
Surgeon A. W. W. Rabington, to the York convict ship.
Paymaster C. A. Shapcote, to the Severn, for the Pants-

Clark G. L. Miller, to the Severn, for the Pantaloon.
Fint•Clar Assistant Engineers A. Long, to the Tra-
falgar ; J. Cooper, to the Pembroke ; W. Nicholson, to the
Ajax • H. Onions, to the Imperieuse.
Acting First-Clem Assistant Engineers H. Rogers, to the
Melpomene ; A. H. Rogers, to the Neptune ; T. t 4. Brice,
' to the Amphion ; W. Branfield, to .the London.
Secood•Clar Assistant Engineer G. E. Foote, to the
Terror.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 26.
The Black Prince, 40, iron screw frigate, Captain
James F. B. Wainwright, got under weigh this morning and
made a trial of her machinery at the measured mile in
stokes Bay. The trial was conducted under the superiii•
tezinee of Mr. G. reurdock, Inspector of machinery afloat,
and Messrs. Murray and Ward. So far as the working of
the engine, was concerned the result was satisfactory,
but the speed attained was not equal to what
had been expected. Four runs were made over the
trial ground, the mean speed realised being 124 knots. This
result is not considered satisfactory, and the ship will, con-
ssoently, come into harbour and be docked for the purpose
being cleaned below the water-line. She will afterwards
resume her trials. . .

PscrroonnPav ON Mors Masc.—We find in the
Moniteur an interesting description of an ascent of Moot
Blew, effected on the 11th inst. by M. Sisson, an eminent
photographer, who had already performed the feat last
His
but was desirous of completive his collection of views.
His progress as far as the Grinds-Mulets was not marked
by any particular incident ; he took various views from
different points, and then proceeded to the Passage des
Ethel es, where he and his party crossed the ravines, some
300 feet deep, crawling on horizontal ladders one by one on
their hands and feet. Their further progress to the Ddme
des (Matte Ina, however, impeded by an unforeseen incident.
A bridge of ice and snow, which had hitherto served as a
peonage to the Grand Plateau bad broken down, and they
fouod a yawning abyss, from 45 to 155 feet in 'width, before
them. No other passage seemed possible, and M. Nation
was on the point of giving up the adventure, when he was
bailed by three of his men who, unperceived, had sought a
convenient place, and, with their hatchets, hewed out a
path, by which they bad succeeded in gaining the icy crest
of the Mont Mitudit. They soon descended the rocks on
the other side, end threw ropes to their comrades, by which
the luggage was hauled up. M. Bison and the rest of the
prig followed the new but dangerous path, which brought
*boa two hours wooer to the Grand Plateau. There, new
difficulties awaited them ; they bad to hew 800 steps, and
ascend the side of the oeirridor, which in some places had an
inclination of 50 degrees. On reaching the end of the
corridor, they were assailed by an iey-oold wind. On arriv-
ing at the summit after some further labour, M. Bison
feaad to his regret that the silver of hie plates was crystal-
lised, the having suddenly fallen to. &gm. I Tax Tracazoan.—PLysio urn, Annum 26, Evils-
figetilltack, it was exactly noon. At two p.m. he nco.—Tho Federal war steamer Tuscarora has mosived
aadiellesei leClieraoasix on the 15th without any farther her ao await
gt4ltstsheg the Ounimite but visited it span on the 14th, orders to leave to-marrow permission having base paated
milasi,
OtTiniPALACIL—Gian PourrsT Einow.—Oits 1 Um arrive" of one of her alarm wbo I ex-
pected here from Loudon by to-night's exams bola. At a
assliali DAT.—TaIaSAT, Amm Xer —Admiarioas on latehour this eve lag Ilni win lying in the Sound. ithe
met, woe ; ebb by mom Oaks* 884 ; total; . hove short with steam up. The Tambora has not bees
, repairedome bee she received say male, which els requires.

TiTiVindi;tive, sailing store-ship, Commander Lew, is ex-
pected to sail this evening for Fernando Po.
The Fairy, royal screw yacht, Master David Welch, sailed
IYetdie Vlictr the Thames
ris and Albert, Captain G. H. Seymour, C. 8.,
lest this morning for Gravesend.

WOOLWICH, Amer 28.

EMBARKATION or HER MAJESTY AT WOOLWICH.—
Au official intimation was this day received by the commo-
dore superintexdent to the effect that her Majesty and
suits will embark from Woolwich-dockyard for the Closti-
neat on Monday next, and the arrangements will be carried
out in a strictly private manner, under the superintendence
of Commodore Sir F. W. E. Nioolsoe, as lag-officer of the
port. The Fairy, steamer tender to the royal yacht, arrived
off the dockyard this day to form part of the royal squad:cc,
and the Vivid and Moak Fag* Admiralty steam-mesh,
are now is harbour for that purpose. The royal steam
yacht, accompanied by the Osborne, Commander Bower, is
daily expected from Portsmouth.