The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-27 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

TURIN, Pie. 2i.
A °uvular of the Minister of War, dated Feb. 24,
says:

"The presence of Lombardian sub-officers and
private soldiers already in service under the flag of
the royal army rendered it necessary to re-unite with
them the soldiers of the old provinces now on un-
limited leave, in order to bring both claims into
lose union with their chiefs, to consolidate the
organisation of the different corps, and to make the
instruction uniform. The King has therefore
ordered the individuals of the clue 1830, 1831, 1882,
and 1838 to be recalled to service."

NAPLES.
NAPLES, Fss. It (via Goma).

A decree of the Minister of War orders officers on
leave to join their regiment. on the let of March.
Part of the municipal guards has been mobilised.
Agitation prevails in Palermo and in the Abruzzi.

VENETIA.

VENICE, Pss. 28.

Chevalier von Toggenburg has arrived here to re-
place Count Biseingen as Civil Governor of Venetia.
He formerly occupied the sans post.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
MADRID, Fax 25.

The Spanish squadron hu left Algesiras in order
to bombard the seaport towns of Morocco, and will
probably commence operations by the bombardment
of Arcilla.

MADRID, Pas. 24.

Two Moorish deputies arrived yesterday at the
camp of Marshal O'Donnell, to propose an interview
between the Marshal on the part of Spain, and
Malay Abbas and the Minister Kateb on the part of
Morocc2. This interview took place on the road to
Tangiers. The first point dimmed was the oocu-
pation of Tetuan by the Spaniards, which was obsti-
nately objected to by the Moors, whereupon Marshal
O'Donnell was on the point of breaking up the con_
[steno*, but at the request of Maley Abbas it was
continued, without Lowever producing any result.
The Moors asked for a further delay, which was
refused by Marshal O'Donnell, who declared the
truce to be terminated. The Marshal returned to
Tetuan, and immediately seat for the commander of
the Spanish naval force, in order to concert with him
farther active operations.

TURKEY.
MARSEILLES, Fan. 26.

•
News from Const►ntinople to the 15th states that
Prince Milos& being seriously in his sea has requested the
Sultan to recognise blot as herediterysacosesee. This demand
was supported by Raisin. Fears were entertained that la
ease *infuse an Insurrection of the Blavonians in Turkey
night break oat.

The propegande in favour of Poznan= .0 increasing.
Said Paohe had written . letter to the Sultan expressing
hie desire to wine to some arrangement on the question of
the Bee. Canal.

Miami Pasha, eon-in-law a the Sultan, had been sant
to Rapt ea a apaeial minion.

It Ina smarted that the Porte had ordered a loan of six
sallow starling to be negotiated in London.

AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.
The Canard steam-ship Asia, Captain Lott, has
arrived, with dates from New York to the 16th inst.
and 460,000 dollars in specie.
The steamer Canada arrived at Boston on the 1 Ith,
the Etna at New York on the 12th, and the Bohe-
mian at Portland on the 14th inst.

The Senate it Wuhington was discussing the
constitution of Kansas.

A committee had been appointed to inquire into
the expediency of removing the discriminating fees
on Wads.

Jr. WLeoes treaty with Mexic)had b.. pub-

had as yet taken no action

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,
Tlso Aasambly had agredd to the amendment pro-
.posog in the Poet-dant Appropriaton Bill, but
rrefaal to abolish the finking privilege.
Vera Ores avian are to the 4th inst. The vic-
lories of the liberals continued. The church party
were Mead to a very small extent of territory.
Cebu, with 2,000 men, had been defeated in Oajaca,
in consequence of which Miramon's expedition to
Vera Celia would probably beibisidened. -
The English charge-d'affaires had presented an
ultimatum to the Mexican government demanding
payment of all the British claims within eight days.