The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-29 00:00:00

TUSCANY.

TOO Grand Doke of Tummy bas, by a deems of
the 16th, authorised the oonoession of a nilway line
from Florence to the Papal Irontier through Averso,
to the Marquis de Flom, who engages to execute the
work at his own risk and expense.

ROMAN STAIRS.

A letter from Rome of the 19th, in the Isdepen•
dance Ilege, oortlrms the intelligence that several
tosses of the Papal states have threatened to suspend
the payment of taxes, and adds tt -A the Municipal
Conseil of Frail has followed thi example of Bologas,
Ravenna, and Ancona, and has petitioned the wan-
ment to put an end to the Austrian occupatior.

A letter from Odessa of the 14th, in the Pays,
natal that NM UMW, colonel of enginem.i, end
one of the three commissioners charged to deliver op
Bars to the Turkish authorities, had arrived in that
town after having accomplished his minion. On the
same day a Turkish steam corvette arrived at Odessa
to take on board several Amin and soldiers of the
Turkish army who had remained sick in the depot at
Ekaterinoslav, but are now quite recovered. At the
above date the weather wan very variable at Odense.
A letter from Simpheropol states that all the Rea•
sian troops have now evacuated the Crimes, with the
exception of a very small garrison at Sebastopol, and
a few gendermee and Cossacks at the other Es'nts
which had been occupied by the Allis s.

A letter from Odesea of the 10th, in the Boterstel
Gauge*, says :—" The Tartars of Bimpherop3l and
of the neighbourhood rens to work for landowners,
or exact snob high wages that it is impossible to
grant them. The crops are consequently Furishing
in the fields for want of reapers."

PRUSSIA.

A letter from Berlin, of the 26th, in the Cologne
Gazette, says The report which hubs= current
that the government intends to fortify Berlin is own-
pistol; unfounded, but, on the other hand, it is in con-
templation to strengthen the works of defence which
already exist at Spandau.:,

A letter from the Prefect of Police of Neaplia
(Greece), addressed to the Espinosa of Athens,
°noisily denies the statement published by the Lon-
don journals to the effect that Lord Palmerston had
been burnt in effigy in Neaplia during the festivals.
A band of brigands lately entered ',spied, In
Macedonia, and took away into captivity the school-
master of the place with all his scholars ; the bri.
pads have demanded a ransom of 600,000 pint's&

NEW BANS AT TRIESTE.

A lotter from Triode, is the Augsburg Gaza*,
'states that steps bays been takes to establish a bank
t►ere with a capital of ten minima of flocks divided
into 20,000 obese, of 600 dories sash. (The Boris is
12fr. On)

IMPEACHMENT OF IL VON SCHEEL.
(MOM ODA OWX 001111110111D1111T.)

KIEL, Acorn 26.
At the present moment, when political events of ,
guest importance have become somewhat rare, it
ay be interesting to you to know that the -
Logs which, in January lest, the Diet of this oehy at ,
huhu resolved to adopt against M. von Scheel, the
minister of Holstein, as well u Minister for Foreign
Affairs in Denmark, were this day, after several
adjoaramenta brought forward in the High Court of
Appeal in this town. They had created mach in-
terest throughout the duchy, and before the hour
fiza d for the sittin of the court a considerable
crowd had and as soon as the doors were
opened thei perdu of the hall set aside for the
radiuses wee esuigistely filled. The number who
obtained admimista might be about 260, but Se there
were no mats eitsuM tar the judges and counsel, for
whose amege two-thirds of the whole cham-
bers were elletted, there was little comfort for the
ipotatere. There was no knob for the judges, bat
they took *dr pima at a large table, and es they
were dreamed in embroidered uniform and wore
swords, it had little of the appearance of a judicial
tribunal. The counsel had no professional costume,
and there war only one of these on each aide: U.
Frederick as the accuse, end Mr. Bargain, for the
accused, who VW not present, but who was permit-
tad to appear by his advcoate.
M. Frederick who spoke for upwards of two hours,
dilated upoo.esch of the grounds of the uncoostitu.
dual acts with which the minister was charged—the
arbitrary removal of judges, the appointment of un-
qualified persons to Aces of importance, the oompul-
wry measures sa to the Danieh ourreney, &c. t and
having, in a clear and modem manner, cited all his
authorities and the widows be could ddere in sup-
port of the written pleadings which had been lodged,
he confidently anticipated a favourable judgment on
behalf of the Diet, for whom he appeared, and such
as would mare to the Duchies in future all the be-
nefits of esnetitatismal government.
M. largem. on Malt of the accused, entered into
same kawy aeguments as to the oompetency of
the aosunerete posed with the cause in Gout, bet,'
setting these es premoded to combat with math
seatewell the ammo* of his opponent.
M. Nativist mid, sad at the departure of the
poet Mr. lawn Md, seemlier to the premise ben,
temmeeed lds reirdeilerl bat it is set =pasted that
say judgment will be preseeneed for some days.

Metter from Augsburg ot the 24th nye :--" The
Sham of Odueaeobs Oesat W Petle, the D.b. of Chu-
nos sea seite strived leste *le mein by the LW**
I train mg we staying at the' O.W. °wee_ They Ism
I wets te4Berrew misieleg Loft baths et ftetbehers is