The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

ROME.

NOW; Nov. M.
The majority of the cardinals are said to be
opposed to the policy of Cardinal Antonelli. It
is also asserted that dissension exists between
Cardinal Antonelli and Mgr. de Merode.
It is the general conviction here that the Pope
will remain for some time without temporal govern-
meat.

The Spanish Minister remains at Gaeta. All the
other ministers have withdrawn to Rome.

The Pope, dissatisfied with the departure of his
Nuncio from Gads, will send another representa-
tive to that place.
Should Kiug Francis IL leave Gaeta he is ex-
pected to go to Rome.

The former Ihasoo-Belgian battalion oomplains
against Mot. ile Mende. •

NAPLES.

The Turin papers state that the decree of
amnesty, which will won be published by the
government, will be chiefly applicable to the late
reactionist movements in the kingdom of Naples,
so that the courts-martial will not assemble.

It is stated by the Esperoof Turin that one of the
first acts of King Victor Emmanuel will be the
revocation of the pension granted to the mother of
Agendas, Milano. The same paper states that
General Codzington has been paying a visit to
Gineral Cialdini before (}seta, on his way home to
England.

TUkEN, Nov. 26.

The Opinion says :—" The project of Farini for
the division of the state of N►ples into districts
bag beam discussed and adopted by the lieutenancy
cenneiL The project will be immediately submit-
ted to the Council of State.

"The aubetitution of the title of King of Italy
for that of -King of Sardinia hoe not been delayed
by diplomatic oonsiderations, but as a mark of
respect to the Italian parliament, to which the
ministry will reserve the right to proclaim Victor
Emmanuel King of Italy."
BERLIN, MONDAY.

The official Prussian Gazette says :—" We learn
that the foreign andwasadon who followed King
Francis to Gaeta have left that place and pro-
ceeded to Rome at the express desire of the King,
who would not expose the diplomatic corps to the
inconvenience of residing in a besieged town."

JUBUMU% MOIDAY.

Letters received from Naples to the 21st inst. state
that a Garibaldian demonstration had taken place
in the Teatro Noovo. The same advice* state
that the bands infesting the Abrtusi had been in-
creased, partly by disbanded royal soldiers and
partly by former Garibeadians and that some distur-
bances had occurred in the three towns of Tagil:ma
Celan°, and fiegliscozio.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. W.

The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day aye :.
" Count Forgach, governor of Moravia, baa been
appointed governor of Bohemia. Count Johann
Czirsky, Obergeespaun of the Comitat Waimea-
burg, baa been appointed Judez Curia, of Hungary."

PRUSSIA.

The elections for the municipal oouneil of Berlin,
one-third of which is renewed every three years,
have just resulted in the choice of all the more ad.
tamed candidates by great majorities. Among the
new members sleeted is M. d'Umnah, who was
President of the National Assembly of Prussia in
IBA The liberal party having shown much dime-
tisfaetion with the policy of the government, and
manifested intentions of decided opposition In the
approaching session, the ministry have adopted
conciliatory meeenres with a view to averting this
danger. One of the conditions proposed by the
malcontents is the dismissal of all the functionarke
belonging to the feudal party. It appears that the
government is Inclined to accede to this demand.
IL de Mirbach, vioe-president of the regency of
Posen, has been recalled.

SARDINIA AND

BERNE. NotraY, Nov. 26.

The Sardinian Government, in a note addressed
to the Federal Council, proteeta naiad the
emintetration of church property in Ticino, and
deviant's the re-establishment of the status ante.

THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

LIVERPOOL. MONDAY.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Halifax
and Bastes, arrived Isere ea 10 p.m.
Ha mionsh adobes are to the Bth instant. The mar
market was dull. Emboss* ea Loodoa was quoted 14 to
13 prom
Latest advice* from Mellon slate that Marquee ooeuphd
Queretaro.
The liberals had seised 100,000 dole. worth of eitarch
PlBBO
YezleThe BIWA Legaties bad permanently retired from
o.

News bed reiebed Doles boa Dr. Herm' Antic expedi-
tion. All the explain were well, Led (roam up for the
winter.

On B•turdy evening the Emperor Napoleon
bosomed the Thigirs Francais with his promos, to witness
the new pieta of IL Wale Douest, La Cowaderateon.
Bin Jisdesty was saluted hy • double round of enplanes, and
remsised Sill very seer the elms at the norisnesnes. A
great crowd of peewees la frost of the theatre peeled his
lifejasty an soaking and having with loud chows.
Yesterday's Mesita's states that the superior
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adadaistration of the opera is confided to the Minister of.
State. The Mosisetar also stake that M. Marchand
(Mogine), gab-director of the Department of Foreign Affairs,
hes been appgated Secretary General of the Ministry of
Bite, la piss of Y. Pelletier, appointed to another Aim
The Paris correspondents of the Brussels jour-
ea s ogres is steoleg that the ministerial changes in Franc*
are intended to laaegarate a more liberal policy, and that
the Emperor himself was the list to propose the introduc-
Mos of more popeisr numsores.
The Grand Duke of Baden arrived at Stuttgard
on the Mei day as the laparer of Austria. "This intee-
view," says the Ford, "is thseglit not to be tmonesseled
with polities, and the atom so that Oount de &withers
who bad gone to the (mart of Wurtemberg before hie
sovereiga, is supposed to have prepared this new meeting
of the soeureigne of Scathing Otromer. The supposition
enteresinsd is, that Austria, despairing of being able to
Aisle from Prude any engagetnenta for ausirtance and
guarantee, has again turned towards the states of the
month, which, at the period of the meeting of Bregeotz.
bet already brought over Germany to her side against I
Frumia."