The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-24 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTERS TELEGRAMS.)

THE RISING IN THE PAPAL STATES.
FLORENCE, Oct Z 3.

The Opinione announces that Garibaldi haa ar-
rived at Foligno (Umbria), and has been forbidden
to continue hie journey.

THE NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY.
FLORENCE, Oer. 23, EverlNG.

It is rumoured that the new Cabinet will be con-
stituted as follows :—General Cialdini, Minister of
War and Foreign Affairs; General Durando,
Minister of the Interior ; Signor Depretis, Minis-
ter of Finance ; Signor Vigliani, Minister of Jus-
tice ; Signor Messedaglia, Minister of Public
Instruction ; Signor Rudini, Minister of Agricul-
ture ; Signor Corrente, Minister of Public Works ;
Signor Cugia, Minister of Marine. Nothing cer-
tain, however, has at present transpired.

THE ROMAN QUESTION.
PARIS, Ocr. Z 3, EVENING.

The Patrie of this evening states that the troops
now at Toulon will remain encamped there for the
present, and that the vessels at anchor in the
Toulon roads will also continue there provisionally.
The steam corvette Caton will remain at Civita
Vecchia, for the purpose of taking observations.
The same journal, referring to the new Italian
ministry, affirms that the portfolios of War and
Foreign Affairs will be assumed by General
Cialdini, and those of the Interior and of Justice
by General Durando and Signor Depretis respec-
tively.
The Patric also says :—" It is asserted that
General Garibaldi arrived on Monday at Florence,
staying there a few hours, and that he made a
speech (in presence of some of his friends) violently
attacking the French government and King Victor
Emmanuel."

NORTH GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oer. Zl.

It is believed that th 3 indisposition from which
Count Bismarck is suffering will not prevent him
from taking part in the important parliamentary
debates which are still to come off previous to the
close of the session.

The conferences relative to the proposed postal
convention with the Southern States and with
Austria are progressing very favourably.

BERLIN, OCT. Z 3, Evsnica.

The King arrived here at 11 this morning. His
Majesty presided at 1 o'clock at a ministerial con-
ference at the Foreign-office.
The postal convention between North Germany
and the United States was signed yesterday. Aus-
tria, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and Baden are ready
to join the treaty.
To-day the North German parliament passed the
Budget for 1867 almost unanimously and without
debate.

PRUSSIA'S FOREIGN RELATIONS.
BERLIN, Ocr. 23, EvExixa.

The Official Gazette of this evening says, "The
attitude of the North German Gazette, with refer-
ence to pending foreign questions, has, according
to advices from abroad, once more given rise to
misunderstandings. We therefore again repeat
that the journal named receives no official inspira-
tion whatever with regard to the foreign policy of
Prussia. This government, moreover, is not in the
habit of declaring its policy to foreign cabinets, or
making it public by means of anonymous news-
paper articles."
The Official Gazette also says, "The foreign press
publishes a statement that the Florence cabinet, as
also the Italian party of action were, by means of a
distinct assent on the part of Prussia, induced, the
latter to go to Rome, and the former to prepare to
subsequently participate in the same enterprise.
With reference to this statement we hereby declare
officially that the Italian government never ex-
pressed a wish for such an assent either directly or
indirectly, and that therefore such a wish could
neither have been complied with nor refused."
The ratifications of the convention with King
George of Hanover have arrived here.