The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-24 00:00:00

THZ VENZTIAN&

The Augsburg Gentle publishes the following
proclamation, which is being distributed among the
people on the coots of Venetia and Dalmatia :
Tim Casual. Oomurrua Vniricu ro rim Vicstrus
Sows.
Via* Oct 28, 1800.

Sulam of the Vegans* resat,—Tbir pine is come for yen
also to do your isothiry good *wire. Whether you are in
the merchant service, on arm spinet your will on board
Austrian shim, yen cannot but me how degrading is your
position. The Minnie Men h ao looser that shire wee
celled Royal Venetian., and had both Italian manors
and Haan aims. Now Oermaes alone ceinmaad,
while the unhappy Italian sailors are °bilged to servo
ender the stick. The Italian fleet, which you
bare hoard thundering Masa* Anima, will she a..
liver poor Venice, and in this fleet aloes should yoe
arm. Venice has neither navigation nor trade, nor mosey
to Pay her maws, and she *an do nothing for thine nil she
I made free. Far thiamin* ewe minchaat NUM had
better serve on board Neapolitan, Anemone, and Oenome
Mauna; under the tricoloured flag, so as to return as
menmerces to ilia: own eountrj, and ammo the liberty and
prosperity of Vision fiend, at lead, the youspet and
most espirisecal amps( you to represent US in the Italian '
envy se so many do in the armies of Victor Emanannel
and Oaribaldi. When Italy is free we will se•
tam to our arsenals and yards—we will ham a
smarms war fleet, on board of which the sailor at Venice
shalt win bosom an in the palmy days of Venetia; and we
will Yam asnisaala skip to mpg* in the commercial am
terprisei wlsh shall wish us. Venetian ships shall fill
the Aorta ot the &A, badminton shall again be enjoyed by
tke alone hanks. Daly ospeels mach from the bold
seams of the Venetian oseeM—trom fpos who for so long
made the lice of 9t. tharevetheeted end heed Lees live
Victor Emmanuel, Eim at Italy 1 ' Long live ellarlbsldi !
Long live Admiral Primate, the emperor of Aurora! Pres
VIEWS for ever !

NAPLES.
NAPLIZ3, Nov. 23.
The following modifications have been made in
the Council of Lieutenancy : Ventimiglia, Director
of the Custom ; d'Aftlitto, Director of the Interior ;
and Silvio Spavents, Director of the Police.
King Victor Emmanuel will take hie departure
for Sicily immediately after having received the
deputation from the Sardinian parliament.

THE WAR WITH CHINA.
THE ALLIES BEFORE PEKIN.
FOREIGX-OFFICE. Nor. 24.

A telegram, very imperfectly trezZitted, was
received last night from Suez, through Alexandria
ad Malta, which states, on the authority of the
Masa Mail, of Oct. 1, that hostilities had com-
menced in the North ; that two skirtniahas bad been
fought with the Tartar cavalry, who had been re-
pulsed ; that the allied army was waiting in a
hostile position before Pekin ; and that negotiations
bad been opened by the Chinese, but not in a sup-
plicatory manner.

THE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
1101:1THA1lPrON, Noe. 23, EIMONG.
The celebrated axplocin,g Arctic yacht Fox, Capt.
Allen Yocum& arrived in Portland-roads this evening from
the coasts of the Perm Islands, 'mind, and Greenland,
where she has ban engsfed surveying the route for the
Pr North Atlantic telegraph.
rse!verity of the se eon In the northern regions bias
been greater this year than has been experienced for twenty
yeses pad.
The Fox remained in Greenland until the Bth November,
when winter bed fairly set in. She succeeded in examining
Gad asaathagthe fiul* on the south meet and proving their
pradiedeity fee the reception of the cable. The !or also
mewled doers a eeneldemble extent of the east coast of
Greenland, hitherto supposed to be Inaccessible, besides
making a series of deep sea someday. She brings home •
variety of specimens in natural history and photographs of
emery and cootnines of the Gauntries visited.