The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-29 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(=nab TIIIJOILMIL)
ITALY.

YLORENCE, Ocr. 28, EVRNING.

The auction sales of the ecclesiastical property
have been successful throughout Italy. The prices
realised have greatly exceeded the official valua-
tion.

It is stated that the Italian troops will cross
the frontier should the French disembark at Civita
Vecchia.

Decrees are expected to be issued closing the
insurrectional committees and calling out the
military class of 1841.

FRANCE.

TOULON, Ocr. 28.

The second French squadron left this morning
with General Pothier's brigade for Civita Vecchia.
The Intrepid° embarked the 59th and 80th Regi-
ments, with a battery. The conveyance of troops
to Toulon continues.

PARI3, OCT. 2S, EVENING.

The Moniteur du Suir, in alluding to the events
in Italy, announces the deaths of the Deputies
Sancti and Aarbi in the engagement at Viterbo.
The Prase of this evening says that Garibaldi,
reinforced by several thousand deserters from the
Italian army, has taken Monte Rotondo after a very
severe fight. The Pontifical troops were in the
proportion of one to ten. The insurgent bands
marched immediately on Rome, and it is believed
that Garibaldi has been since yesterday evening
before the gates of the city.
The French squadron has arrived at Civita
Vecchia, and the troops commenced their disembar-
kation this morning.
The Epoque says that according to a despatch
from Florence a rumour is current there that the
Italian troops had entered the Papal territory
to-day.
The Constitutionne/ of this evening publishes an
article signed by M. Limayrac praising the procla-
mation of the King of Italy. " Victor Emma-
nuel," it says, " shows himself equal to the
situation. He has spoken like a king, and he has
thereby saved the honour of the Italian nation
and the dignity of his crown."
The Patrie of this evening states that there is a
question of sending a circular despatch to the
foreign agents of France abroad, to make known
the real character of the French intervention in
Italy, which is accurately explained in the note
recently published by the Moniteur.
The same journal announces that the new Italian
Ministers made two conditions to their acceptance
of of The first was that the King should
publicly disavow any connivance at the violation
of the Roman frontier by the Garibaldian bands ;
and the second was that his Majesty should take
steps to associate, by a movement on the frontier,
the Italian army with the French intervention.
It is expected that the Garibaldian enrolment
committees and aid associations will be dissolved.
It is stated that General Montauban will com-
mand the French expeditionary corps.
According to the Patric, Lord Lyons wa.ara-
calved to-day by tiara:quilt de Moustier.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Ocr. 28.

A royal decree has been issued addressed to the
representatives of the post of Ban of Croatia, sanc-
tioning provisionally the laws submitted for the
royal approval by the last Representative Assembly,
with the exception of a few of its decisions which
were in direct contravention with the justly-ac-
(juired historical rights and claims of Hungary.
The decree also orders new elections to be held
without delay for the Croatian Diet, which is to be
shortly convoked to deliberate upon the representa-
tion of Croatia in the Hungarian Diet and in the
delegations, as also the completion of the negotia-
tions for an arrangement •ith Hungary.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Ocr. 28, Bynum+.

The Federal Council was prorogued to-day for a
month, at the end of which period the council will
resume its labours.

THE ZOLLVEREIN.
MUNICH, Ocr. 28.

The Southern German Press of to-day says it
is semi-officially stated that Prince von Hohenlohe
has proposed that in case the Prussian government
refuses the Bavarian crown a right of veto over the
resolutions of the Federal Council and the Customs
Parliament, the South German States should be
allowed a common veto against such of those reso-
lutions as they shall unanimously consider to be
contrary to their interests.

BERLIN, Ocr. 28,_Evrxisc.

Count Bismarck has replied to Prince Bohanlobe's
overtures respecting the new Zollverein Treaty,
completely rejecting them, and refusing to enter-
tain any proposals for modification of that treaty's
provisions.

BADEN.

CARLSRUHE. Ocr. 28, Evirmw.

An official conSrmation is given hereto the news
that Prince Hohenlohe's proposals for a Bavarian
right of veto over the resolutions of the Customs
Parliament were directly and unconditionally re-
jected by Count Bismarck.
A reform of the system of promotion in the army
of Baden has been promulgated to-day.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST, Ocr. 27.
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Prince Charles has received a deputation from
the foreign inhabitants, who delivered to his high-
ness an address with 200 signatures, praying him to
take measures to prevent the publication of false
news abroad, which represents the country in
• disturbed state, thereby injuring commerce.
The address thanked the Prince for the order and
tranquillity now prevailing throughout the whole
of Roumania.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, Ocr. 25.
7lbs. shirtings, 6r. 2a. ; 811bs. ditto, 6r. 12a.
40's mule twist, Ha. Cotton quiet. Dhollerah,
170. Shipmentaof the week, 1,037 bales. Exchange
on London, Is. 11 1-6 d. Four per Cent. Govern-
ment securities, 90. Five per Cent. ditto, 1063 ;
Five-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 1111. Freights
to Liverpool, 325. 6d.

CALCUTTA, Ocr. 24.
71bs. shirting., br. Ba. ; Bilbs. ditto,6r. 14a. ; 40's
mule twist, 6ia. Exchange on London, Is. 1110.;
Four per Cent. Government securities, 90 ; Five
per Cent. ditto, 106} ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent.
ditto, 1111.