The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-28 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(aseria'a TILIGILLNE.)
THE ARREST OF GARIBALDI.
SIODEIA, SErr. 26, EVENING.

. .
A popular assemblage has just taken place here,
but was dispersed without the interference of the
authorities.

NAPLES, Szrr. 26, EVZNING.

•
Some hundreds of persons traversed the Toledo'
this evening, uttering cries of " Viva Garibaldi !"
The assemblage was peaceably dispersed.
Another body of agitators hastened towards the
French consulate, but their way was barred by a
squadron of cavalry. The rioters were dispersed,
and eight persons arrested.

MILAN, Strr. 26, EVl2fl3O.

Demonstrations have occurred at various points
of the city, but the participators at once dispersed
upon the appearance of the troops. sixty arrests
were effected.

PALERMO, Bar. 26, EVINING.

Perfect tranquillity prevails here. The party of
action have publicly declared their intention to
abstain from any manifestation, in order not to
afford the Bourbonists any pretext for committing,)
disorders.

GENOA, Sier. 27.

A second demonstration took place here last
night, although troops were posted at the prin-
cipal points of the city. The people rushed to
the town-hall to ransack the depot of arms, but
they were stopped by the National Guard.
The assemblage was dispersed, and severpl per-
sons were arrested,

FRANCE. . .
PARIS, Sm. 27, Eviaracc.

The Patrie of this evening says, that actording
to advices from Rome, tranquillity prevailed in
that city, and no movement had been made on the
frontier.

Intelligence received here from Genoa, dated to-,
day, states that Garibaldi was conveyed, at
o'clock this morning, to Caprera, on board a
government vessel.

THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES.
TRIESTE, Sm. 27.

Intelligence received here from Aden, dated 12th
inst., state that the latest dates from the captives
at Magdala were of July 27, received at Mas-
sowah on the Ist inst. At that time they were all i
well. Rain* had commenced. The latest dates
from the King's camp at Debra Tabor were of the
11th of July. At that place there was heavy rain.i
All the captives were pretty well, and were being I
well treated. The King's conduct to them was!
cold and indifferent. The country round about
was in a disturbed state. Direct communication
between the King's camp and the coast was en-
tirely cut off, and communications were sent vid
Magdalla. There were no letters from the King.

CHINA.
TRIESTE, SIFT. 27.

Intelligence received here from Hong Kong an-
nounces that the chief of tho Mahomedan rebels
had declared himself emperor.
The Hankow Chamber of Commerce had pub-
licly entered a protest against the restrictions re-
cently imposed upon foreign trade by the Ohinese.
The Chinese government are raising a loan of
1,000,000 taels, a portion of the amount th be am:.
ployed in the purchase of rice in anticipation of a
famine.

The Hong Kong and Shanghao Bank had de-
clared a dividend of 13 per cent.
The &dykes from Japan stated that some twenty
Christians and natives had been arrested and im-
prisoned at Nagasaki on religious grounds.

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN, SEPT. 27.

The Royal Mail steamship Persia, from New
York on the 18th inst., arrived here at 12.20 p.m. today,
with 32 cabin passengers and 5,040 dol.. in specie. SU
landed 10 passengers and 84 sacks of mails, carrying on
those for Liverpool and Scotland, and proceeded at 12.30
p.m. All well.

(Per the Persia.)

NEW YORK, Brrr. 16, Nomasa.

General Griffin, commanding the fifth military district
until the arrival of General Hancock, died at Galveston
on Sunday of fever. General Mower, who has assumed
the temporary command of the district, has ordered the
discontinuance of all armed military meetlnge, General
Hancock will probably go immediately to New Orleans.
General Griffin's order, removing several judges from
the Supreme Court of Texas, has been revoked by orders
from Washington.
General Canby bas issued an order declaring that all
registered tax-paying voters are eligible as jurors.
The election of delegates to the Virginia Convention has
been ordered to be bald on the 22nd October.
General Ord has leaned an orfiei' itritiading the 'teem-
blies 'of armed citizens, and requiting all rebels re-
turning from exile to render their parolee.
General Pope has appointed General Strains to the com-
mend of Alabama.

Presideot Johnson sad the members of the cabinet, se.
compaaisd by the British, French, Italian, Spanish, Rus-
sian, and Mexican ministers, were preetht yesterday at the
cionsecration of the National Soldiers' Oemelary, et Antis.
tam, in Maryland.
At New Orleans the yellow fever continued unabated,
and was ragtag with great severity at Hoariest, in Tema
It is reported that only one-third of the cotta crop 4a
Texas would be realised.
Advice, received here from Vera Cruz to the 13th inst.
announce that Admiral regetboff bad arrived at Mexico,
and had been well received by Juarez, who, it is said, will
deliver to him the body of Maximilian, on his production
of documentary powers to receive the same on behalf of
the late Emperor's relatives.
Juarez, Escobedo, and Porfirio Dias were announced es
candidates for the Presidency.
The insurrection at Porto Rico still continuos, but the
flight of the Governor-General is denied.
At Hayti, the revolt against Salnave continues.
QUEENSTOWN, Sart. 71.

The National Steamship Company's steamship Virginia,
from New York, arrived at Queenstown ►t Cp.m. to-day.
After landing several passengers, she proceeded for Liver-
pool. All well.
(Br ATLANTIC TILIGRAPFL)
NEW YORK, Sum 26, 6 PAL
Intelligence received here from Havana an-
nounces the death of General Manzano, Captain-
General of Cuba. He died of yellow fever.
The Inman steamship City of New York arrived
out to-day.
Closing prices :—Gold, 1431.. Sterling Ex-
change on London, 1091. 6-20 United States
Bonds, 1131 ; Illinois, 121 ; Erie, 62. Cotton,
Middling Upland, 23.
Standard white petroleum, 32.