The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-21 00:00:00

AUSTRIA AND ROME.

A letter from Vienna in the Gaudio Universelie
Allemande mays:
" We learn from good authority that the represen-
tative of Austria at Rome, Baron de Bach, has
advised the Roman oonrt to grant a certain number
of reforms likely to allay the dissatisfaction which
exists with the temporal government of the church.
But this well meant advice has not been favourably
received by the Coker of Cardinals, At any rate
such opposite views were expressed about it, and
so many were dissentient, that there is no chance
of a recourse being had to this efficacious remedy.•

THE CONSPIRACY IN TUSCANY.
FLORENCE, WIDNISDA.T.
Yesterday two shells burst near the Palace Rim-
soli, a third near the residence of M. Balvagnoli,
and another in the Square of Santa-Cron. These
shells consist of tin-plate boxes, encompassed with
several rows of thread, and are exactly similar to
those which burst at the ball at the Palace de k
Crooetta. The explosion did not cause any material
damage. Thia aggression has elicited from the
population, and from the National Guard, who
rushed spontaneously to arms, an enthusiastic de-
monstration in favour of the government.

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FIRE IN THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S

CAMP.
CALCUTTA, Drc. 18.
The following government =wage has been pub-
lished :
" There was a fire in the Governor-General's camp
on Sunday night. His Excellency's tants were
burnt down, and much property destroyed, but no
one was butt."
The Calcutta Englishman contains the following :
" We learn that a telegram has been received by
the authorities here that the Governor-General's
camp has been entirely destroyed by Ares which, it
it is said, originated in his lordship's tent.
" It is also said that all rowed, and papers have
been lost."

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
O3OUTHAIIPTON, SAToRDAT.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Indus, Captain Weeks, with the heavy portion
of the India and China mails, has arrived.
She brings ninety passengers; precious stones
value 8,800 rupees ; jewellery, &0., 1,448 rupees ;
shawls, 12,880 rupees; silk, 1,900 bales, value
180,0001. ; and a mind cargo, comprising gum,
wool, and sundries.

Alexandria dates are to the 7tb, Malta 10th, and
Gibraltar Ibth.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

In Algeciras Bay—The Spanish squadron. Off
the Bay—The French squadron.
Has Majesty's ship Orion left Gibraltar for Malta
on the 14th inst.

Barcelona was illuminated on the 2nd inst., to
celebrate the battle fought at Cestillejos.
Maracas intelligence is to the 13th inst. Every-
thing vrae tranquil at Mazagan. Trade brisk with
the interior.

On the let the Spanish army was encamped on
the heights above the stream Azeosear, and would
nett march to the summit of the pan.
In the action of the 10th the Moors came down in
considerable fora, covering ground to the extent of
one league. They were opposed by seven Spanish
battalions.

The Moors, beaten, fled, and stopped until
out of rifle range. The Spanish charged with the
bayonet, and fought well. The loss In osoers
amounted to 17. It was doubted whether the
Moots would make any serious resistanoe at Cape
Negro.
The Spanish ships of war were daily expected at
Cadiz from Hayanuah to reinforce the squadron.
The Spanish war steamer Rosalie had been
Imamate Cedelleum. The mew were used.