The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

A letter from Turin of the 30th ult., in the Union,
Illiya :

Id. da Bormida, Minister of Foreign Affairs, fon returning
from Paris entertained the firm conviction,pwhichi&Tin
several accarnica expand in the connoilof ,ministers,
" that the King of Sardinia snit entirely abandon the idea
of getting anything in Romagna, and mat in particular
recall all the Piedmont... officer. serving in the
bands of Garibaldi, if he wished France to aid
him in a European caegnes." A courier wee sent
to Garibaldi with tunas In somedance with the dealt.' a of
the French cabinet ; but the general replied by • very
sharp letter to the effect that the command of the Romegnol
troops had been spontaneously offered him by the political
chid. of that country ; that on his arrival he had found not
an army capable of serving, but a mere mob without disci-
pline or cohesion, and that in la than two months he had
increased their numbers and disciplined them ; that it wee
be, in Oct, who bad created the army of Rorsegne, and
that the fate of that country wu in his hands; end
that consequently he would never in any tam cede
to the counseb. of a power which has injured
the Italian cause. Ile said, moreover, that if the Pied-
toontens eatery should be disposed to adopt a "new line
of policy different from that which he and the Carom
cabinet bed adopted in common, he (Garibaldi) mould
mann alone that policy, and would canes it to triumph
over all weakw and all resistance." This letter, which,
it le said, was addremed to the King, wu reed in full coma-
ell, and it caused a difference of opinion among the minis-
ters—MM. de Boemida and La Marmon wanting to disa-
vow completely the presumptuous general and to join the
conservative party, and the other ministers being opposed to
such • rupture. It ia this incident which gave rise to the
report that a modification was about to take place la the
policy of the cabinet.

Another Turin letter of the 30th ult. says :

General Garibeldi, who arrived here the evening before
lam, left wain yesterday for Bologna, after a long audience
with the King. MM. Mighorsti and ROB% who were the
only Piedmont's, fonctionarke remaining in Rozusgaa, bars
just resigned their poets as intendants of Ferrara and Ra-
il/411M You will not tall to perceive the political significa-
tion of this measure, with which the Sardinian government
and M. da Bormida's late journey to Paris are not anon.
ne ted.

NICE, Nov. 2.

A Russian squadron, composed of one Man-of-war
and five frigates, will remain during the winter at
Villafrenea.

VENICE.

VENICE, Nov. 2.
On the occasion of the re-opening of the opera, a
noisy demonstration ham taken place here.
Brigandage continues in the Venetian provinces.

Several persons have been arrested in Verona by
Hungarian soldiers for distributing revolutionary
prints.

ALGERIA.

MAILEICLLES, Nov. 3.

Advices from Algiers, to the lit inst., state that
Beni Busmen, terrified, had submitted to the French,
accepting conditions of peace of a most severe cha-
racter. The French expedition is panning the
other tribes. The dkbar announces that the Castle
Algiers has been wrecked between Genoa and
Corsica.