The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-24 00:00:00

CENTRAL ITALY.

MUNICH, MARCH 23.
Besides a protest, destined to be addressed to the
Powers of Europe, showing why the annexation of
Tuscany to Piedmont is a flagrant violation of the
treaties guaranteed by Europe, the Grand Duke
Ferdinand IV. is preparing a manifesto to be ad-
dressed to the people of Tuscany. This manifesto
will appear very shortly.
ZURICH, 'Awn 23.
The Duchess Regent of Parma, who resides in
this city, has addressed herself to the Queen of
Spain, in her quality of chief of the Spanish
Bourbons, requesting her Majesty to support
before the Great Powers her protest against the
annexation of the Duchies of Parma and Piacenza
to Piedmont.

DISTURBANCES AT ROME.
moll* Mance 20 (vii Marseilles).
Yesterday morning a party of students of the
University intoned a Te Desna in their church in
honour of the birthday of General Garibaldi, and
of the annexation of Central Italy to Piedmont.
In the evening an enormous crowd assembled in
the Corse, consisting partly of political and
partly of persons usually promenading there on
Sundays. The gendarmes arrested several ; the
crowd hissed and then insulted the police. The
gendarmes unsheathed their weapons and dis-
persed the crowd. It is said that 40 persons,
amongst them several spectators and three French
soldiers, were wounded. The crowd shouted,
"Garibaldi for ever !" Mounted pontifical gems-
dames succeeded at last in dispersing them. The
city was traversed by French patrols. It is asserted
that four merchants, two of wimaisame • Signori
Silvmare and Titoai, have been banialmsds

BERNE, 141icu M.
The Federal Assembly, compoced of the National
Council and the Council of the States, has been
convoked for Thursday next. It will meet at Berne.

THE NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN.
VIENNA, 'MAT, IGUICII 43.
The new Austrian loan amounts to 900 millions
of florins. The current interest is fixed at 5 per
cent. The bonds are of 600 florins each, and are to
be repaid within 67 years, by lottery drawings to
take place every six months. The highest priso in
the lottery will be 300,000 florins, the lowest 600
florins. The emission price of the loan will be 100
florins. The bands of the National Loan will be
accepted by the government at par, as payment of
one-fifth of the amount subscribed. Payment is to
be made in ten instalments, the last of which is
fixed for the 10th of October, 1801. The subscrip-
tion list is to be kept open till the 76 of April
nest.

The official publication of the loan will probably,
take place to-morrow.

INDIA

CALCUTTA, MA c 7 I—The Bank of Bengal has raised
its rates of discount 1 per omit, ell round. lucligo 5 rupees
higher, and still ruing. The swoon is over. 40's water
twist Sr. It to sr. lie. Government securities--Five•ender
}Wiper Cent■., i prem. ; Fives, 46 ; Pours, 82. Exelmoge
on Lomita, 2s. 10

CHINA.

Cstrrow, Fins 14.—Tea is very active at previous rates.
1624 water twist, 27 dole. The. to 30 debt. 50c. Exchange
on Loudest, 4m. 9pl. to 4s fltd.
A collision esaur fatally ham taken place Ist Byelaw
between the Apgiuklxinese Customs w:mee and a British
vessel.
Bn.Brenxt, F 45. & —nude has been active since the ter-
' Initiation of the holidays. Ore; slortiags, fie (ditties, 2 dole.
to 2 dole 25c. ' • silk, No. 3 Teatlee, 4104i01a. to 425 dole.
The settlementa in the past fortnight reach 2,000 bales.
Export, to date, 47,876 bales. Exchange on London, 4a. 4d.
The Chinese rebellion is reported to be gaining string&
in the North.
MANILLA, FL& 9. —Large voluntary subscriptions have
been made to aid the war yrainst Morocco.
gnmoriromt, Pica. 22. —The tole graphic coormunicatioo
between this place and Batavia has been restoved. General
Montauban end staff lauded litre on the 16th under a
Wide, and left bit the 17th ftr Hong Kong.