The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-27 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE..

(asurss'a TIILD6WOI.)
THE DEFEAT OF THE ITALIANS NEAR
VERONA.
• IMOREITOF., Trits 2&.
The Florence neworlipere are unanimous in pro-
claiming the unshikiiible resolution of the country
to make every sacrifice in prosecuting to the utmost
the war against Austria, until the complete libera-
tion of Venetia by the arms of Italy has been
accomplished. They assert that the want of sue'
Gees which attended the first attempt is but a new
motive for redoubled energy and perseverance,
and they declare that the country has full
confidence in the army, nothing doubting
but that it will achieve a brilliant re-
venge. According to the same journals the
Italian fleet is impatient for action, and the
army is in good discipline and anxious to be again
confronted with the enemy. "The fresh trooßs
under Genirkl giAlslini are awaiting further orclaq,
'arid bk. iolsobsen me burning to repeal tilde
recent success at Lame. Public opinion ia cable
and determined."

FLORENCE, Jews 26, Evnßsa•
No news has been received from the army since
that dated yesterday evening. Prince Amadeus is
better, and hopes are entertained of the recovery
of General Cerale. The wounds received by other
officers of high rank are not of a serious character.

THE HANOVERIAN ARMY.
BERLIN, Rum 26.

It is again positively announced that the Hano- I
verian army is completely surrounded, and that
the attempts made by some detachments to escape I
have been repulsed. It is added that the King of
Hanover has demanded twenty-four hours for deli-
beration on the conditions upon which his army
has been called upon to capitulate. This demand
has been granted, although it is believed to have
been made in the expectation of receiving assist-
ance from the Bavarian army. It is considered
improbable here that this expectation will be rea-
lised.

GOTHA, dtrms 96.

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The negotiations for the capitulation of the
Hanoverian army have not yet been brought to an
issue. The delay agreed upon terminates this
evening. The conditions offered by the Prns-
SWIG are as follows :—The men to be dismissed to
their homes ; the offioers to retain their horses and
arms, and the King and Crown Prince to have full
liberty of choice as regards their future residence.
An Austrian general is in oommand of the Hanove-
rian forces. A Hanoverian officer is said to have
proceeded to Berlin with a letter to the Prussian
government.

THE FREE TOWN OF BREMEN.
BREMEN, Junz 26.

It is believed that the Senate has come to an
understanding with the Council of Burghers,
according to which the town of Bremen will accept
the Prussian alliance, and will withdraw its repre-
sentative from the Federal Diet. No decision has
been arrived at on the question of incorporating
the military and naval contingent of Bremen with
the Prussian forces.

BADEN.

CARLSRITHE, Jug! 26.

The Minister of Baden at the Court of Berlin
has been recalled. The Grand Duke will join his
forces to the Bth Federal Army Corps.

THE PRUSSIANS IN SAXONY.
LEIPZIC, JUNE 26.

A Prussian army corps, destined to operate
against Bavaria, arrived here to-day, and will pro-
ceed to-morrow in the direction of Hof.

THE BAVARIAN ARMY.
WEIMAR, Jure 26.
The Bavarian troops retired last night from
Cauladorff, through Ludwigstadt, to Cronach.

THE ELECTIONS IN PRUSSIA._

BERLIN, Jumt 26, EvayiNG.

Of the elections in about 500 districts for those
who are to return deputies to the Prussian Cham-
ber, the results are known up to the present in
267. These districts have given 1,096 electors in
favour of the Fortschritt and Liberal party, and
240 in favour of the Conservatives.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, JUNE 26.

The departure of the King and Queen for Eng-
land, which was fixed for last week, will take place
in a few days. The Princess Metternich left Brus-
sels to-day.

THE MILITARY REVOLT IN SPAIN.
PARIS, Jtss 26.

According to a telegram from Madrid in the I
France of this evening, a proclamation has been
issued by Marshal O'Donnell, in which he an-
nounces his determination to repress with vigour
every attempt at disturbance. The telegram adds
that two generals died from the wounds they re-
ceived
during the fighting in Madrid. The
insurgent soldiery shouted " Viva Prim and the
populace," " Viva la republica." The Arenir
National contains a letter from Madrid, dated the
24th, which states that 1,750 prisoners were made
during the recent revolt, 137 of whom have already
been shot. It adds that the total number of killed
reaches one thousand.

MADRID, Jura 25, EVININO.
The ministry has asked Congress to allow the
guarantees afforded by the constitution to be sus-
pended for a time, in view of the serious aspect
of affairs. This demand was referred to a com-
mittee, by whom it was approved, and it will be
discussed to-morrow by the Chamber.