The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-15 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE FRENCH ARMY IN ITALY.

The foaming telegram has been received
PARIS, Pawky Moorlso.

The Mondelas of to-day contains the following:
DZBENZANO, JULY 14.—The Augsburger
Allpe-
wsise Zeitung alleges that the cause of the armis-
tice is the existence of a dangerous malady in the
French army ; but to this we can give a formal
denial. The sanitary condition of the French army
is excellent, and exceeds even the hopes which could
ban been entertained, from the fatigue and heat
which it bad to endure."

PROCLAMATION BY THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON.

A telegraphic summary of the following procla-
mation, published in the Moniteur, appeared in our
columns yesterday :
" Soldiers,—The bases of pesos have been settled
with the Emperor of Austria. The principal object
of the war is attained ; Italy is about for the first
time to become a cation. A confederation of all the
Italian States, under the honorary presidency of the
Holy Father, will collect into one facie' the mem-
bers of one und the same family. Venetia, it is true,
remains under the sceptre of Austria; she will neser-
theless be an It►lian province, forming part of the

" The junction of Lombardy to Piedmont creates
for us on this side of the Alps a powerful ally,
who will owe his independence to us ; the govern-
ments that have taken no part in the movement, or
that have been recalled to their possessions, will
comprehend the necessity of salutary reforms. A
general amnesty will obliterate the traces of civil
discords. Italy, henceforth the mistress of her des-
thrive, sill only have to accuse herself should she
not program regularly in order and freedom.
" You will soon return to France : a grateful

country will there receive with transport those
soldiers who have raised so high the glory of oar
arms at Montebello, Paketro, Turbigo, Magenta,
Mariguano, and Solierino; who in two months have
freed Piedmont and Lombardy, and have only
stopped because the contest was about to assume
proportions no longer in keeping with the interests
that France had in this formidable war.

" Be proud, then, of your SUCCelliel—proud of the
results obtained—proud especially of being the well-
beloved children of that Frame who will always be
the great nation, so long as she shall have the heart
to comprehend noble causes, and men like yourselves
to defend them.

From the head.qourters of Veleggio, July 12.

" NAPOLEON."

MOVEMENTS OF THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON.

The hdepadasee Beige, of yesterday evening,
says, "The Emperor Napoleon, who was expected to
arrive at St. Cloud to-day, wiU not do so probably
before Sunday or Monday next. His Majesty, who
is at this moment at Milan, has been desirous, it is
said, of remaining some days in Lombardy, in ceder
to insure the carrying out of hie views with regard
to Italy."
The Petrie announces that the Emperor is to
leave Italy to-day, on his return to France.

RESIGNATION OF COUNT CAS OUR.
A telegram from Turin announces that Count
Cavour has tendered his resignation, which has bees
accepted by the King.
Count Arose has been charged to form a new
Cabinet.

PROCLAMATION OF MR KING OF
SARDINIA.

TURIN, JULY 14.

The Piedmonteze Gazette announces that the
ministers of the King have tendered their resigna-
tion, holding their portefeuilles only till the forma-
tion of the new cabinet.

Yesterday evening the following proclamation
was posted up at Milan :
" The King to the People of Lombardy !
" Heaven has blessed our arms with the powerful
aid of our magnanimous and valiant ally, the Em-
peror Napoleon. We arrived in a few days, after vic-
tory upon victory, at the banks of the Mincio. To-day
I come back among you to tell you the happy
news that Heaven has granted your wishes; an
ar-
mistice,followed by the preliminaries of peace, assures
to the people of Lombardy their independence. Ac-
cording to your desire, so many times expressed, you
will henceforth form with our ancient states one
single and free family. I will take your destiny
under my direction, and hope to find in you that

concurrence which the chief of a state needs in order
to create a new administration. I tell you, people
of Lombardy, trust to your king. Established on
solid and imperishable bases, he will procure happi-
ness for the new countries which Heaven hss
entrusted to him government."

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, THURSDAY,

His Majesty the Emperor baa been most gra-
cioasly plaiubed to order the immediate cess►tion of
the recruit iog of soldiers just commenced.

Tim leidependance Beige says, on the authority of
see of its Paris correspondents, that the conditions
of peace were laid down by the Emperor of Austria as
an ultimatum beyond which his concessions could
not extend.

The Emperor Francis Joseph left Verona for
Vienna early yesterday (Thursday) morning, and
was immediately followed by Count Rechberg„ his
chief minister.