The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-01 00:00:00

EXPRFAS;TAU

EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1569.

LA'rEBT IN TELLAtihNeh.

The Moolaser of to day publishes a decree, placing
the Prefet de Police under the authority of the
Minister of the Interior, who is henceforth charged
with the general direction of the public *wrote, and
the offices of the Ministry of the Interior, forming
I this division, are placed under his control.
The Conotdutanuiel of this day, in an article
signed by one of its editors, " Lelstent," says :
" They have reason to believe that the rumour of
the bombardment of Tangiers has been singularly
exaggerated. The facts have been erroneously
stated; there was no French squadron engaged, but
one frigate only—no bombardment, but a vigorous
act of retaliation for what was either an Myatt or •
serious misconception of orders on the part of the
Moors."

CENTRAL ITALY.

The Perseverania of Milan publishes the follow-
ing Letter addressed by General Garibaldi to Count
podeata at Milan:

Diet Bir,--Bo so kind es to inform the conunimion so
worthily directed by yon that the eabsoriVaon for the million
et masked meet not only not be suspended, but, on the
enatenry, promoted m mach es possible; and that if I have
Is a peat which I could not any longer fill with dignity, I
do ace on that amount separate myna from the saute which
Is the worship sad religion of my whole life. Moreover, not
having any militaq occupations at present on my hands, I
may devote my time to promoting and propagating more
OM OM a mason) which has met with mineral sympathy.
—I am, to. J. GAZIZALDI.

Genoa, Nov. 26.
A letter from Bologna, on the 26th of November,
in the Corriere deli' Emilia, says:
Uwe are well informed, everything wee &tally enraged
yesterday at Modena botanic Boonemamegni, Parini, sad
the Taman deputise, fialvagnoli and Gallotti, on the question
of the pro-regency. Booncompegni leaves instantly for
Norma% where be will imus a proclamation announcing
that he mama the high functions to which hi has bean
nailed. He will declare in what way them countries will be
organised. We think they wi l form two govemmsota—s

transammine and a cimpatotiet—both under the direction of
one C•Ultra government, the seat of which will be at
Fbmenos. It le said that ea ems ea the government shall
have been settled at Florence, dm geo-regest will COCOS and
awed a week at Bologna, where Ma sem of the transepts-
Mee government la Is In, with Farial at its heed. lie sill
thin make a tons as tar ea Rimini.

A letter from Parma, in the &Me, gives the text
of a remarkable speech addressed at Piaosora to a
regiment of Human by its colonel, M. Gregory
Bethlen, a Hungarian officer. We =treat from that
speech the following peerages :
I have accepted writhed beeldridg for as instant the
honour of osuussiding yea, bears all ley fellow country-
men and myself, who neve la year rinks, had the Brio wa-
d:dos that not only Is yearend mod jut, but that it is
one with our own, that it is iseeprobie he.. it.
Yes, we have eaturei year realer hamar we did not wish
to be inferior to thole dour race, who so generonsly offered
their blood aid their lieu to the Hungarian sense during the
war of war ladeppadenes in 1848 end 1849.
A port el thud eneownsbed ; &sour to their memory
Odious austeeded to teaching their native land ; the rest had
to undergo the eassegswass of Agonise tyranny.
You de that the deficient keel. unite ae ; them bonds will
be drawn tighter yet; they will be beseeforth indissoluble.
Italians, you. are celled spot to defend and found you
ladepostdemos ; it is the role gkeious task for every one that
wishes to merit the name of a free tartan. Bat to perform
It yea laud prepare yoer.elves beforehand, net only by con-
, rage and pauiotisca—quelities that you are familiar with—
bet by the severest discipline. Accustom yourselves to
severe fatigue, to the inclemency of the weather, to give•
lions of every kind. No 'faintness, eddied have ever done
greet things. Have confidence in the brave officers who
ouramand you. As fur myself, I swear upon nay honour,
that no habeas on the field of battle will die with gre►ter
pride than I shall for she independence of your country, now
become curs.
Long live Italy !

The letter says that these words of the gallant
oolocel were received with indescribable enthusiatim.