The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-23 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(Karma's TILIOILUIS.)
ITALY.

FLORENCE, Nov. 22, Evr.vixo.

General La Marmora arrived here this evening.
The Italian government has sent two staff officers
to accompany the English expedition to Abyssinia.

THE PAPAL GOVERNMENT AND THE
CONFERENCE.
ROME Nov. 22.

It is stated that the Pontifical government has
consented to take part in the conference on the
Roman question, but will require the restitution
of the Marches and of Umbria, under the guarantee
of the powers participating in the conference. It
would not, however, lay claim to the Romagna.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 22, Evntxo.

Eight out of the nine bureaux of the Legislative
Body have authorised the interpellation given
notice of by M. Jules Favre respecting the foreign
policy of France and the Roman question. The
interpellation of M. Jules Fevre on the home
policy of France has been rejected, six bureaux
deciding against it, and only three in its favour.
The Etentlard announces that the Grand Ducal
Cabinet of Luxembourg has resigned.
The France states that the Papal government ac-
cepts in principle the invitation to the conference,
and that the Italian government will shortly notify
its adhesion thereto.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 22.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies a
debate took place upon a petition presented by a
schoolmaster of Mazierea, who complained that he
had been reprimanded by M. Vandenpeerboom,
the Minister of the Interior, fornot having taken his
pupils to mass. The Chamber unanimously passed
a resolution censuring the minister's conduct, the
other ministers voting against their colleague.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 22, Emma.

It is stated that the Minister of Finanoe is pre-
paring a bill to be laid before the Prussian Diet
authorising the assumption by Prussia of the
Schleswig-Holstein portion of the Danish debt.

THE ELECTIONS IN CROATIA.
FlUldP., Nov. 21, Evizrtmo.

The elections in this province to the Croatian
Diet have resulted in the return of candidates who
are decidedly favourable to the party advocating
an agreement with Hungary.

BAVARIA AND THE CONFERENCE.
MUNICH, Nov. 22.

The government has declared itself willing to
take part in the proposed conference provided Italy
and the Holy See also send representatives.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 22.

A royal decree has been issued authorising the
ministry to appoint commissioners to defend the
conduct of the government in the Cortes.
The ministerial journals publish articles urging
the recall of the Spanish fleet from the Pacific.
The government has purchased several steel guns.
The Austrian Archduke Victor is expected in
Madrid on the 28th inst.

The Spanish squadron at Civita Vecchia is about
to return home.
Marshal Pezuela is expected at Madrid.

AMERICA.

The Royal Mail Steamship Russia arrived at
Queenstown at 12.23 p.m. yesterday. She brings 78 pas-
sengers. She landed 90 sacks of wails and three passen-
gers, and proceeded with the Liverpool and Scotch mails,
at 12.35 p.m. All well. Sisterly gales were experienced
throughout the passage.
(Per the Russia.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 13, MRNur°.

. .
It is reported that President Johnson will
refuse to send to the Senate his reasons for removing Mr.
Stanton as required by the Tenure of Office Bill. General
Grant has ordered the disbandment of all irresponsible
military organizations, black or white, in the district of
Columbia.

The election in Arkansas was held yesterday, and re-
sulted in a majority for the radicals. The Alabama
Convention is considering a resolution to disfranchise all
persons who doting the rebellion violated the rules of
civilised warfare, and all who refused to vote on the rati-
fication of the proposed new constitution. The radicals
in the convention are endeavouring to procure a sweeping
disfranchisement of rebels.

delegate to the 'Virginia Convention,
has been arrested at Richmond by the military for an
incendiary speech. The leading negroes in Richmond
disavow the incendiary sentiments of Hunnicutt, who it is
said will be indicted by the grand jury for inciting to
revolt.

The ex-bureau officer was mobbed at Strasburg by the
negross, who afterwards resisted the attempts of the civil
officers to arrest them. The military were sent for.
Judge Parker, of Winchester, Virginia, has been arrested
for withholding legal justice from loyal men.
General Rousseau received at New Archangel a formal
transfer of Russian America to the United States on the
Bth October.

Mr. Murrille, the Columbian Minister, was presented to
the President yesterday.
Fever has disappeared from New Orleans and Mobile.
Cholera is increasing in Havanna, and is expected to
become epidemic.
A revolution at Porto Rico is reported to be imminent.
Admiral Tegethoff has presented his credentials to Pre-
sident Juarez, and it WAS expected that he would receive
the body of the late Emperor Maximilian on Nov. 6. (It
has since been announced by Atlantic Cable that the body
was delivered.)

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.—The West India and
Pacific Company's steamer Chilian has arrived here with
dates from Jamaica to October 24. Her news has been
anticipated by the Douro, which arrived at Southampton
yesterday.

Quaissrowis, Nov. 22.—The National Steam-
ship Company's steamship Virginia, from New York,
arrived off Queenstown at 2 p.m. today. She landed the
passengers and proceeded for Liverpool. All well.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 22.—The Britain arrived here
this evening, from the Cape of Good Hope, Oct. 19 ; St.
Helena, 21 ; and Ascension, 31. She brings 65 passengers,
52 sacks of mails; 5,0001. in specie, and • large general
cargo, consisting principally of wool, feathers, copper
ore, rice, ivory, and seal oil. Her mails were landed here,
and forwarded by to-night's trains._ _

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.--MALTA, Nov. 22.
The Poonah, from South►mpton 12th inst., arrived at mid-
night on the 20th, and left at noon next day for Alex-
andrin.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.—MALTA, Nov.
V.—The Ceylon leaves at six p.m. for Marseilles, where
she may be expected on the 25th inst.

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THE (HEAVY) CALCUTTA AND AUSTRALIA?? MAILS.
—Sorrtumrros, Nov. 22.—The Peninsular and Oriental
Company's steamship Ripon, Captain Roger., with the
above mails, arrived this afternoon. She brings 82 pas-
sengers, 34 packages specie, value 17,321. 17s. 7d. ; also
3,091 packages of cargo, including 1,181 bales raw silk,
value 110,000/. sterling.

The original drawings by Monsieur Gustave
Dori, in illustration of the Laureate's Idylls, " Vivien" and
"Guinevere," are now on view at the offices of Messrs.
Moron, Dover-street. The drawings, executed with the
utmost care and finish in body-colour, are three times the
tire of the engravings.