The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-28 00:00:00

The official Mawr Zeitung of today says :
"Strict military inquiries relative to the embezzle-
menta of the Late General Eynatten have proved
that no charge of dishonesty can be raised against
any other functionary in his department"

THE SICILIAN
A letter from Palermo, of the 19th, says :
The Official Gaulle is almost filled with decrees organ,
king the differmat administrations and comnunteu II
esetsime besides three proclamatioos of Garibaldi—awe tc
the eity of Palermo, the other to the Elicilians, the third to
the Riflemen of the Alp. It likewine publishes ea addrem
to Garibaldi, from the Praetor and the Neste, sad another
from the inhabitants of the Isis el tistles. The Praia
&et in the reedateed appears likely to NMI& NOM time,
as the consul has maid for cootracta for the supply GI bread
and fresh meat for the spine a/ three mouths.
A letter from Palermo states that Garibaldi lost
upwards of 900 men in the conflicts of the 27th
and 28th elk

[ON.

Count Amari, Charg6 d'Affaires of the Provi-
sional Government of Sicily at the court of Turin,
has addressed the following letter, dated Turin, the
21st, to the National Society :

The provisional government 41 Sicily, in naming me its
charge d'aMairee to the Sardinian government, particularly

recommended me to see that the sums received far
the assistance of Sicily should be promptly remitted,
in order to meet the expenses neemessry for the
service of the island. I ought not, nor can I, neglect
this important part of my mandate. Well know-
ing the promptitude with which you have always aided the
muse of my country, which is no other than the muse of
Italy, I therefore earnestly request you to transmit to me
as soon as possible all the sums which you may hamat your
disport—l remain. he., Com MICEAILi ALAI.

The Piccolo Corriere states that the National
Society has decided on acceding to the above re-
quest in order that the money may be disposed of
conformably to the prescriptions of the Dictator.
GENOA, Jmrs 27.
Advioes from Palermo state that the government
has published an electoral law.
Prince Torrearsa and Signors Pisani and Guaneri
have resigned.

ROME.
A letter from Rome in the Perseceranui of
Milan says :
General de Lamoriegre is greatly disappointed, and has
no confidence in the result of his mission. A few days ago,
in conversation, with one of his friends, he said, " I have
been completely deceived as to the situation of the Roma
government. I was told that I should find an army not
In a very bed condition; that I should be furnished
with all the means necessary for completing its
organisation ; that all the money I wanted for
that purpose would be placed at my disposal, and that
I should receive all the co-operation I might desire on the
part of the people, who were entirely devoted to the go-
comment. I have found everything quite the reverse.
The army is completely demi.ralieed, without instruction,
and without discipline ; I am in want of all the elements
for organising and completing it; the rums the most deo.
I lately required are obtained with difficulty, and the feelings
of the people are most hostile to the Papal government.
In this state of things, you perceive that, with my best
wishes, it is impossible for me to ameeed in my mission."