The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-22 00:00:00

GENERAL GARIBALDI.

The foUowieg is the text of General Garibaldi's
last proclamation to the Italian people, as published
by the Actin,. of Nice :

"TO THE rrALLims.

" Finding that by cunning devices and vain pre-
texts the freedom of action inherent in my rank in
the army of Central Italy is continually hampered—
a freedom which I have ever used for the object
which every good Italian must wish to attain—l
leave the military service.

" On the day when Victor Emmanuel shall again
call upon his soldiers to fight for the deliverance of
our country, I shall find an arm of some kind or
another, and a post by the side of my brave com-
panions in arum

"The miserable and tortuous policy which
for the moment troubles the majestic march of our
affairs should engage us more than ever to tally
round the brave and loyal soldier of our indepen-
dence, who is incapable of repudiating the sublime
and generous design which he conceived. More than
ever we must lay up stores of gold and steel to pre-
pare a good reception for whoever may attempt to
throw us back into our former miserable state.

"J. o.tuest.ra."

BOLOGNA, Nov. 2L
A manifestation ha. been attempted on the an-
nouncement of Oaribaldi's resignation. The number
of persona assembled was small, and they ware
immediately dispersed.

On the first symptoms of a manifestation the
National Guard placed themselves spontaneously
under arms.

THE PAPAL TROOPS.
General de Kalbermanen, Common

of the Pontifical army, has issued from Pesaro the
following order of the day to his troops:
Soldiers—Darin the larcener' months, you have fond
yourselves imposed to the mom infernal seductions and

taschinaticos. The chiefs of the revolution have constandy
endeavoured, in their proclamations and in the journals, to
inkuuniate the Poutilical army. At present, changing
Hoer tactics. they seek by the most insidious
Mw to 'Adam you to desert and swell the
rinks of the sacrilegious aggressors of the States
of the Holy Ste; they invite you to abandon
per solears, that Is to say, to dishonour end &hem
rmarsthsa—it is e geese Insult which they address to you.
TIMM Mae! they dere suppose that catholic soldiers, who
bees se kap walked Isepetleatly for the moment to combat
for the Want end mess holy of resew, wield betray their
fled, *sir seversige, sad their oaths! redoes, sadists I
the day of Nodes feat bead. Bs preed of the important
ankle whisk yen hare rtrieroll to the wets, and of your
minket& discipline, your pod coaduct, and year point
• Is they have attractod the particular smoke of ths
Holy rather and the admiration of the catholic, world.
Your general le proud of commaading you, for he know
your worth and whet he may expect from you.

THE CONGRESS.

PARIS, TVIADAT 1101/11/10.

The letter. of invitation to the Congress will be
sent out from Paris. Prince de Metternich will
send out those of Austria.

DENMARK.
COPENELSOIN, MONDAY, Nov. 21.
The Dagbladet 111100110015/ that a Council of
Ministers was held to-day, at which it was resolved
that the President of the Cabinet shall tender to the
King the resignation of the whole ministry.
M. CoNwitt has been summoned by his Majesty
the King.

SPAIN.
MADRID, MONDAY Evimpro.

General Echagne continues to fortify Ceuta.

The embarkation of the first oorps-d'armle has
been completed, and that of the second has com-
menced.

The bad weather renders the shipment of war
material difficult.

The organisation of the battalion, in the Basque
provinces is proceeding actively.

THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
DRESDEN, MONDAY.

The official D►ewlow Amnia, of today confirms
the intelligence that the day after to-morrow the
conferences of the Minieten of several federal States
are about to take place at Warzburg, to take into
consideration several questions of federal policy.
Austria and Prussia have received official intimation
of the above.