The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-27 00:00:00

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, Ocr. 26.

The Minister of Justice kw tendered Lis resigna-
tion, on account of the Court of Caseation being
transferred from Turin to Milan.
The statement has been confirmed that several
deputies held a meeting yesterday, in order to solicit
the government to accelerate the armaments, and to
pursue energetically the work of uniting Central
Italy.

LOMBARDY.
BRESCIA, Oct. 25.

The Austrians have evacuated five cantons of the
district Gargnano, on the Lego di Garda. The *a-
thariasm of the inhabitants is very great.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
MADRID, Orr. 26.
.. . . _

The rumours which have been current concerning
a peaceful settlement with Morocco are without any
foundation. Generals Zabala and Serrano, and other
chiefs of the army,take their departure this evening.
General Olano will leave on Saturday. The Spanish
Consul was still at T►ngiers on the 24th inst.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY.

At the request of M. Mon, the Spanish Ambas-
sador in Paris, Marshal Bandon, the Minister of War,
has placed material of war at the disposal of the
Spanish Government, and has declared that the
Emperor will support the military operations of
Spain in the war against Morocco by advances, in a
similar way to those made to Piedmont during the
late war.

The Madrid journals of the 22nd are naturally
occupied almost exclusively with the projected war
with Morocco; and they continue to express their
warm approbation. They give numerous details
respecting the movements of troops towards the
coast, chiefly towards Algeciras, and state that
additional artillery, ammunition, and war ma-
teriel of different kinds, had been dispatched to
that place. The Senate and the Congress were
crowded on the 22nd to (as stated by telegraph) re-
ceive a communication from the government respect-
.

log the Morocco affair. In the Senate Marshal O'Don-
nell, after giving an account of the difference be-
tween Spain and Morocco, said the Emperor of the
latter country had returned an evasive reply to the
demands for reparation which the honour and seen-
rity of Spain required, and that negotiations having
consequently become impossible, it was necessary
to appeal to arms to obtain by faros what the Moon
would not willingly sword. The minister, however,
added that it was solely to obtain reparation,
and not from a spirit of conquest, that Spain
was about to go into Africa. In the Chamber
of Deputies he made a similar statement, and
concluded it by exclaiming, " War is declared,
and the God of Battles will decide !" Both in the
mate and the chamber load applause broke forth.
Resolutions thanking the government for its energy,
II and promising it full support, were proposed in both
chambers, and adopted unanimously. The govern-
ment had established military divisions as in France.
They are three in number—one, comprising the
provinces of Andalusia, Valencia, and New Castile,
placed ander the orders of General de la Concha;
the second, the provinces of Catalonia, Aragon,
Burgos, and the Hugest', under General Dulce;
the third, Galicia, Old Castile, and Estramadnra,
ander General Alum'. General de Nozagary had
resigned the post of Captain-General of the Philip-
pine Islands.

DEATH OF COUNT COLLOREDO.
ZURICH, Orr. 26.
The Austrian plenipotentiary, Count Colloredo,
t xpired this morning.