The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-01 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(num 8 Twisatms.)
ITALY.

FLORENCE, Barr. 29.

Garibaldi has left for Caprera. The Nazione
of to-day gives a positive denial to the statement
that an English squadron had arrived in Sicilian
waters. The Nazions adds that the English
squadron was sighted off Syracuse on the 25th,
but afterwards stood out to sea. It was again
sighted on the 26th off Girgenti, but touched no-
where until the 28th, when it arrived at Cagliari.
The Official Gazette and other journals publish
full deiaila relative to the recent disturbances in
Palermo.

PALERMO, Sal. 27.

The municipality of Palermo, acttig On behalf of
the inhabitants, have voted an address to the King
deploring the late events in this city.

THE PAPAL STATES.
ROME, Sir?. 29.

The Pope has paid a visit to the Empress of
Mexico, at the hotel at which her Majesty is
staying. The interview lasted a considerable time.

THE CANDIAN 15817RRECTION.
CORFU, San. 26.

According to the intelligence received here from
Candle, the insurrection has spread to four districts
in the eastern part of the island, which has hitherto
refrained from taking any part in the movement.
The insurgents had left their fortified positions,
and were advancing in considerable force upon
Canes.

TRIESTE, Bwr. 27.

Advises received here from Constantinople
state that the Marquis de Moustier had received
a Greek deputation who presented him with a con-
gratulatory address expressing the thanks of the
Greeks for the protection of France. The marquis,
in his reply, said that France had the moral and
intellectual development of Greece at heart, but
that the general state of political affairs in Swope
did not permit her to support any revolutionary
movement against Turkey. _ _

CONSTANTINOPLE (vu TEzzsrE), SErr. 29.

News received here from Candia confirms the
recapture by the insurgents of the position near
Maleya. At the same time they attacked the
heights of Kellum, which command Canes, but
were repulsed by Ali Rica Pacha.
On the 22nd inst. repeated encounters took
place on the heights of Keruza. The insurgents
were subsequently attacked by Mehemet Pacha,
and sustained heavy losses, falling back upon the
mountains of Sphakia. The Sphakiotes are said to
have declared themselves willing to submit to the
Turkish authority.

The headquarters of the Turkish army at Dee-
kori are under the command of Kiritli Pacha in
person.

PARIS, Srpr. 29.

The Patric of this evening publishesa telegram
from Candia, dated 20th inst., stating that a large
number of the insurgents had laid down their
arms, and that several chiefs had obtaineslpermis-
sion to leave the country.

PARIS. Barr. 30.

The Pafrie of this evening publishes a telegram
from Constantinople, dated the 25th instant,
stating that the Porte has informed the protecting
Powers that it intends to proclaim a general am-
nesty in Candia as soon as the mission which has
been entrusted to Kiritli Pacha, and which appears
likely to be successful, is brought to a favourable
conclusion.

INDIA.
(By direct Overland Telegraph.)
BOMBAY, SEPT. 21.

71hs. shirtings, 7r. 2a. ; Cotton quiet. Dhollerah,
255 r. Shipments of the week, 6,900. Exchange
on London unaltered. Freights to Liverpool,
17s. 6d.

CALCUTTA, SEPT. 20.
B}lbs. ehirtings, Br. Ba.; 40's mule twist, Br. 2a.
Exchange on London, 2s.

REUTER'S TELEGRAPH CABLE.
ON BOARD THE WILLIAM COBY,
Szrr. 30 (N 000).
The end of the first section of the Lowestoft,
Norderney cable has been brought on board, and
the splice with the second and final section is now
being made. Tests good. Weather fine.

PARIS RACES.
PARIS, SEPT. 30.
The Paris races were run to-day with the following
result:

THE SPECIAL PRIZE
Conwlienne
THE CRITERION.
Mon: Gaubert
Dinette'
PRIX DE JOUVENCE
Vertugadin
TILE 03LNIMA.

Rowe
Sionlet
Won easily. 21 ran.
PRIX DE VILLRBON.

Fieuretta
Willis

Ten hrorair Cotrem.—We believe that the
place of Sir J. P. Willoughby in the Indian Council has
not been filled up, but it is understood that the choke will
fall upon Sir Bartle Frere or Sir Robert Montgomery. In
the event of Sir Bartle Frere being appointed, which is
moat probable, it is supposed that Sir Robert Montgomery
would have the Governorship of Bombay.—Allea's Indian
Mail.
TONIC SOL-FA AMOCIATTOIC—This association
repeated at the Cryttal Palate on Saturday the emmert
which it gave cm Sept. 19. The pieces weft admirably
rendered, and were received with great applause by a very
large audience.
Quassarown, Surer. 30. —The extra Cunard
steamer Heckle, from New York, arrived here at
10.30 p.m. with 90 re and no specie. She Untied
17 passengers, and proceeded at'10.45 p.m. well. •