The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-01 00:00:00

(Stimped. id. Additiong]

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(acorn's Taisaauta.)
THE CAPTURE OF GARIBALDI.

PARIS, Auouer 31.
The Moniker of to-day says
" The insurrection which threatened to compro-
mise the destinies of Italy has terminated.
" Garibaldi, after a very sharp contest, in which
he was wounded, has been compelled to surrender
with all his adherents.

" He was immediately put on board an Italian
frigate, which boa received orders to convey him to
SPeuia•
" The blockade of the coasts of Sicily has been
raised."
TURIN, Avant 30.
In pursuance of orders from the government,
General Garibaldi is being conveyed to Spenda in
an Italian war vessel.
Colonel Pallavicino has been appointed generaL
Deputy Calvino has been arrested at Naples.
The folloying details of the cernre of Garibaldi
- .
" Yeeterday a corps of Bersagilerl, commanded
by Colonel Pidlavicino, attacked Garibaldi, who
occupied a strong position at Aspromonte.
"After a sharp contest, Garibaldi was wounded
and taken prisoner, with all hie followers."
The Official Gazette of this evening publishes •
despatch from General Cialdini, confirming the
news of the capture of Garibaldi, and stating that
2,000 Garibaldians were also taken prisoners.
Colonel Pallavicino's column numbered only 1,800
men.

The Gazette also contains the following :
"In order that the public may not credit false
news, the government declares that the Official Ga-
zette is the only organ of its views and acts."

The Italia states that in the encounter with the
Glaribaldiana the royal troops had 12 killed and 200
wounded.

The same paper says that Garibaldi has remised
two wounds, oue of which is serious. His sou Me-
notti is also wounded.

The Ga.-.etta di Torino says that Garibaldi has
asked to be put on board an English steamer in
order that he may leave his country.

TURIN. Aucuerr 31.
The state of siege will be maintained in the Nea-
politan provinces and Sicily.
The Royal troops are in pursuit of two bands of
Garibaldians which escaped at the taking of Catania
and the conflict at Aspromonte.

TURIN, Avourr 31, Emma.

The trial of Garibaldi and his followers will take
place immediately. It is not known, however, by
what tribunal he will be tried.

Signor Alberto Mario and Mims White have been
arrested at Milan.

It is rumoured that Deputies Nicotera and
Marcell aro among the Garibaldian prisoners.

_ .
The deserters from the royal army to Garibaldi
wbo bad been made prisoners have been shot.
The French government has complimented the
Cabinet of Turin, by telegraph, on the facts accom-
plished at Aspromonte.

GARIBALDLiN DEMONSTRATION AT
MILAN.
MILAN, AUGUST 31.

A false rumour of the death of Garibaldi pro-
voked a popular demonstration in this city yester-
day evening. The crowd proceeded towards the
residence of the French consul, but was met by a
squadron of cavalry, which summoned it to dis-
perse. No attention being paid to this summons,
the military cleared the streets by force. One per-
son was killed and several others were wounded.

To-day the city is tranquil, but the national
guard are under arms, and patrols traverse the
streets as a precautionary measure.
The municipality has issued • proclamation ex-
horting the citizens to ooncord, and to rally round
the standard of the King.

DEMONSTRATIONS AT BRESCIA AND

00110.

TURIN, Auarerr 3L

Popular demonstrations took place at Brescia and
Como yesterday evening. At the former place all
passed off quietly, but at the latter, the people were
dispersed by force.

PARIS, AuGust 30.

La France of this evening asserts that Garibaldi
has been conveyed to the citidel of Reggio, where
every assistance is rendered him.
Colonel Pallavicino, the commander of the Per-
saglieri, who defeated Garibaldi, was formerly his
companion in arms in the Southern army.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Atiorsr 30.
The Emperor presided to-d•y •t • Council of
Ministers.

The evening papers announce that on Thursday
next his Majesty will preside at another Council
of Ministers, and a Privy Council to be held to-
gether, and that the ministers, who are at present
absent from Paris, have been requested to return
in order to be present on the occasion.
The Camp of Chalons has been raised, and to-
morrow the troops will return to their respective
garrisons.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Auover 31.

Those soldiers whose term of service would expire
in eighteen months have been discharged. This
measure is considered a proof that public order
is in no danger of being daturbed.