The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-24 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

EXPECTED GARIBALDIAN ATTACK AT

ROME.

The Paris Praise says it has just learned, on
certain information, that Mazzini is in Italy, and
acting in concert with Garibaldi and the National
Roman Junta. A Florence letter of July 21, in the
Liberti, speaks of the sudden " disappearance" of
Garibaldi after he had been seen in meditation
over the tomb of Ferrucci on the =limit of one of
the Apennine mountains. The news had caused
ten Italian regiments to be sent to the pontifical
frontiers, and a squadron of observation to the
pontifical coast. According to the Prune, Gari-
baldi is now in the neighbourhood of Pisa, where
he has signed commissions for the officers of the
bands which are forthwith to invade the Pope's
dominions. The first Garibaldian attack is con-
jectured as likely to be made from the Neapolitan
frontier. He calculates on an insurrection in Rome
simultaneous with his invasion. The word has
been passed to the intended insurgents to proclaim
a republic in Rome.

The Nord has the following on the present agita-
tion in Italy :
The movement which has been for some time going on in
Italy on the subject of the Roman question is becoming
daily more decided. The Garibaldian party is in fall
activity, and already several attempts at invasion have
been made by it on the frontiers of the Pontifical States :
these enterprises have only failed in consequence of the
close watch kept by the troops of the kingdom of Italy.
Whilst the party of action is thus striving to
excite an insurrectionary movement in the Roman States,
its agents in Rome do not remain idle, but prepare the
ground for their associates outside the walls by redoubling
the revolutionary propaganda. The different fractions of
this party agree to forget all their previous disputes and
unite all their efforts against the common enemy. The
Roman government finds itself more and more incapable
of resisting by its own strength alone the events that
menace it. Desertions thin the ranks of its little
army to an extent that causes much disquietude,
and the sums brought to Rome by the bishops
who came from all points of the world to the
solemnities of the Eternal City, would be powerless, in
case of need, to repress an insurrection. As to what con.
Innis Italy. or rather the Italian govemment, the Holy See
distrusts, or affects to distrust it, in spite of the numerous
and palpable proofs given of its respect for the engage-
ments it has contracted towards the Papacy. Thus the
Roman court appears to be meditating a serious appeal to
the succour of the catholic powers, hoping doubtless that
the troops sent by those states, once at Rome, will be in
no hurry to quit the Eternal City, and insure a new and
long term to the duration of the temporal power.

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FRANCE.

PARIS, JOLT 24.

Yesterday the Emperor received Prince Albert
of Prussia and the Prince of Saxe Coburg Gotha.
The government have received a telegram from
M. Deno, the French Minister in Mexico, dated
the 9th inst., in which he said that he did not
think he would leave Mexico for another week.
The telegram makes no mention of the occur.
renoes in Mexico since the occupation of that city
and Vera Cruz.

THE SULTAN.

LIEGE, Jut 24.

The Sultan arrived here at 1 a.m. to-day, and
was received by the King and the Count of Flan-
ders. The reception was of a very cordial cha-
racter.

After taking supper the Sultan left again at half-
past 2 a.m.

THE CRETAN INSURRECTION.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 23.

The Ottoman Legation at Athens telegraphed
yesterday to the Porte, announcing the evacuation
of the Spakia district by the insurgents, and its
complete occupation by the imperial troops. The
whole island is declared to have submitted.

A solemn funeral mass wu performed here this
morning, accompanied by the firing of minute
guns for the repose of the soul of the Emperor
Maximilian,

ITALIAN FINANCE.
FLORENCE, Jcty 24.

At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies yes-
terday evening, the house, after taking into con-
sideration the proposals of the committee upon the
budget, and a declaration of Signor Rattazzi,agreed
to the following order of the day :—" The budget
for 1868 shall bo presented with all possible reduc-
tions in addition to those already voted, and the
committee upon the budget is charged to present a
summary report upon the subject at the com-
mencement of next session."