The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-26 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS OF DEPUTIES.

TURIN, SUNDAY.

The result of the elections of representatives to
parliament is very favourable to the liberal cause.
At Florence—ne Chevalier Buoncompagni,
Baron Ricasoli, Count Cavour, and Signor Pe-
rusal, have been elected.
At Bologna—Count Cavour, the Marquis
Pepoli, Signori Berti, Pichal, and Audinot.
At Turin—Count Cavour, Baron Ricasoli,aud
Signor Farini.
At Milan—Count Cavour and Signori Farini and
Cattaneo.

At Genoa--Count Cavour.
The concourse of electors was everywhere very
great

In Southern Italy the state of affairs becomes
more and more alarming.

We have news from Rome that on the 20th the
gendarmes charged the people, and that more than
thirty persons were wounded.

ANNEXATION OF SAVOY.
(From Yesterday's Mositeur).

The treaty by which the Bing of Sardinia con-
sente—eubject to the approval of the Chambers—to
the annexation (reunion) of Savoy and the district
of Nice to France, was signed yesterday, the 24th
instant, at Turin.
The following are the principal articles :

Art. 1. The King of Sardinia consents to the annexation
of Savoy and the district of Nioe to France, and renounces
for himself and his descendants and successors, in
favour of the Emperor of the French, his rights over
those territories. This annexation will be effected without
any constraint of the will of the population, and the two
governments will act in concert to ascertain, in the beet
possible manner, the manifestation of that will.
Art. 2. The King of Sardinia transfers the neutralised
plea of Savoy subject to conditions under which he himself
possesses them, and the Emperor of the French promisee to
come to an understanding on this matter both with the
powers represented at the Congress of Vienna and with the
Helvetic Confederation.

Art. 3,4, and 5. Mixed oonunimions shall determine the
frontiers of the two States, and shall be charged with the
settlement of the various incidental questions to which the
annexation may give rise.

Art 6. The 11;rdinian subjects, natives of Savoy or of the
district of Nioe, shall enjoy for the space of a year the pri-
vileip of claiming the conservation of the Sardinian nation-
ality.

PARIS, MONDAT.

The Constituticnind publishes an article by its
chief editor, M. Grandguillot, congratulating the
King, who is about to address a proclamation to
the inhabitants of Savoy and Nice, releasing them
from their oath of allegiance, thus assuring his
respect for the principle of legitimacy and at the
same time for that of popular sovereignty.

BERLIN, MONDAY.

The protest of Switzerland, addressed to the
great powers, arrived here the day before yester-
day, being sent direct by the president of the
federal council.

Prussia is negotiating with England in reference
to the reply to be given to this note.

BERNF, KAum 24.

The negotiations at Paris having failed, a popular
assembly took place yesterday at Geneva, at which
5,000 persons resolved to send addresses to the
Federal Council and to the population of Upper
Savoy.

BERNE, SUNDAY, MARCH 25.

The Helvetic Society, the members of which are
very numerous, has resolved to send a deputation
to the President of the Frederal Council, to express
their protest against the annexation of Savoy to
France, and to demand prompt, energetic, and
military demonstrations in order to support the
pretext.

SUSPENDED MARCH OF THE FRENCH
TROOPS IN LOMBARDY.
![ELAN, MAIM 24.
A message received yesterday from Paris sus-
pends the return of the French troops from
Lombardy.

REPORTED ADVANCE OF THE
NEAPOLITAN ARMY.
ZURICH, MARCH 25.
A message, received from Milan, asserts that the
Neapolitan army has entered the States of the
Church. Great agitation prevailed.
The report that the French troops are to occupy
the barracks of St. Julien has been contradicted.

Apparently no more obstacles of importance oppose
the march on Tangiers.
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PARIS, SATtnum.
A telegraphic message received here from
Madrid contains the following " Marshal O'Don-
nell has announced that the Blemish army has ob-
tained a great victory on the road to Tangiers."

THE UNITED STATES.
LIVERPOOL, Jimmy.
The Royal Mail 'tamer Africa, Captain Shannon,
from New York, on the 14th instant, ham arrived here. She
brings 5115,000 donate in specie. She named the Bohemian
on the 21st

The steamers New York, Chisgow, City of Baltimore,
and Australasian had arrived at New York, the North
America at Portland, and the America at Boston.
In the Senate, the chairman of the Ways and Means corn.
mittee asked leave to report a bill authorising a loan of 21
minims of dollars for the redemption of the treasury notes,
and for regulating the import duties, hut no action was
taken thereon.

The American government had received information that
Jilrastion's party in Mexico determined to blockade Vas
Cruz. Orders had been iuued to invl the necessary force
for the protection of American citizenn.

Advicee from Vera Cruz, to the :inl inatant, state Kin.
mon was within three leagues of the city.

The *teamer with the balifurniati mail of the 23rd ult.,
and one million and a quarter dollen, had arrived at New
York. The San Francisco markets are unchanged.

A conflagration at Mobile lust destroyed the theatre.
Havannah advice. to the 10th lust are unimportant.
Sugar was easier and unchanged.