The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-23 00:00:00

The government has made public the following
declaration :—" The ministryhas carefully watched
up to the present the great agitation which, under
the glorious name of Rome, is trying to force
the country to violate international stipulations
consecrated by the vote of the parliament and the
honour of the nation. The ministry regretted the
injury which such agitation would do to the tran-
quillity of the state, the public credit, and those
financial operations on which depend the well-
being and fortune of the country. Up to the present
the ministry have respected the rights of all citizens,
but now that contrary to those rights certain
persons would proceed to threats, the ministry feel
it their duty to preserve inviolate the public confi-
dence and the sovereignty of the law. The govern-
ment will remain faithful to and thoroughly
carry out the declarations laid before and accepted
by parliament. In a free state no citizen can rise
above the law, or substitute himself in the place of
the high powers of the nation, and thus disturb by
violent means the organization of the country, and
lead her into the gravest complications. The
ministry has confidence in the wisdom and love of
country of the Italians, but if any one should fail
in loyalty towards those national stipulations, and
should attempt to violate that frontier for which
we have passed our word, the ministry will not
permit such an act in any way, and will place on
those persons contravening this order the respon-
sibility of whatever sets they may provoke."

FLOREXCE, Barr. 22, EVESIN6.

Garibaldi arrived at Arezzo this evening, and
met with an enthusiastic reception. He made a
speech, in which ho said, "Italy cannot disregard
the appeal of the Romans."

TILE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Sam 21, 3.30 rat.
The Bourse has been rather firm. Routes closed
at 69.22, or about the same as yesterday.

AMERICA.
QUEENSTOWN, Sarr. ?1.

The National Steamship Company's steamship
Pennsylvania, from New York, arrived here at 11
a.m. to-day a ith 40,000 dole. in specie. She landed
her passengers and proceeded for Liverpool.

(Per the Aleppo, rid Queenstown.)
NEW YORK, Burr. 11.

Further correspondence respecting the Alabama
claims is being published here. On the 22nd May
Lord Stanley in a despatch to Mr. Seward oonsents
to arbitration provided two distinct tribunals are
established, one to decideon the responsibility of the
British government as regards the depredations com-
mitted by the Confederate privateers, the other to
adjudicate upon the general claims on both sides.
To this Mr. Seward, in a despatch dated August
12, objects as unnecessary, claiming that if there
were two tribunals both should be clothed with the
same powers.

The Fenian Congress at Cleveland adjourned
yesterday. A union with Stephens's party was
perfected, and Roberts has been re-elected presi-
dent.

Fever is raging at Key West, Florida, and its
ravages at New Orleans are unabated.
(sr An..einc TKLEOZAPII.)
NEW YORK, BErr. 21.
The Inman steamer City of Paris arrived here
to-day. All well.

NEW YORK, SErr. 21, 6 r.it.
The body of Sir Frederick Bruce will be conveyed
to England in the China.
Closing prices:—Gold, 143. Sterling Ex-
change on London, 109}. 5-20 United States
Bonds, 1141; Illinois, ; Erie, 62i. Cotton :
Middling Upland, 24.

PHILADELPHIA. SEPT. 21.
Standard white petroleum, 34}.

HOMEWARD AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS.
The following steamers are due at Liverpool this week,
with the United States and Canadian mails. In the course
of Wednesday next the Inman Company's steamer City of
Baltimore, with dates from New York on the lath, and the
Allan Company's! steamer Moravian, with corresponding
advice* from Quebec, may be expected to reach the Mer-
sey. On Saturday next the Cunard steamer Persia, with
dales from New York to the 18th, will no doubt reach.
The steamers taking the outgoing mails from Liverpool to
the United States and Canada this week are the City of
Boston, for New York, on Wednesday ; the Nova Scotian,
for Quebec, on Thursday ; and the Cuba, for Halifax andl
Boston, on Saturday.
THE OrTWARD AMIIRICAN MAIL.—QVRENB-
- SEPT. 22.—The Royal Mail steamship Scotia
arrived here at noon today. She embarked the passengers.
G 3 sacks of mails, and telegrams, and proceeded for New
York at 3.30 p.m. All well.
Quernsrowx, SEPT. 22.—The Guion steamer
Manhattan, from New York, arrived here at 10 um., with
104 passengers. After landing some of them she:proceeded
immediately for Liverpool.
Sr. HAZITRE, SEPT. 22.—The steamer Nouveau
Monde, from Colon on the let inst., has arrived here with
108 passengers and 2,500 francs in specie.