The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-06 00:00:00

Garibaldi, after a heavy loss, retreated to Monte
Rotondo, followed by the Pontifical troops, when
the battle was renewed, and, after two hours and a
half desperate fighting, the Garibaldians were com-
pletely dispersed.

Garibaldi and his staff fled towards the Italian

frontier.

The greatest bravery was displayed on both
sides, and the Pontifical Zouaves repeatedly
charged with the bayonet.
The Garibaldiana lost 450 killed, and 900 pri-
soners. The number of their wounded has not
been accurately ascertained.

THE THIRD EDITION of the QUARTERLY
REVIEW, No. CIALVI., will be published TO-MORROW.
John Murray, Albemarle-street

The Pontificals had 200 killed and wounded.
The Garibaldian force consisted of 3,500 men.
2 guns, and 35 horses.
Menotti Garibaldi was slightly wounded in the
leg.

TROY LAST NIGHTS GAZSTTE.

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CONTAINED AT TON OPTICS OP INK CHIEF REGISTRAR,
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On Saturday a deputation, including Deputies
Corte, Crispi, and Sineo, waited upon Garibaldi,
and vainly endeavoured to induce him to desist
from his enterprise.

BAN KR.UPTS.

BENJAMIN RODWILL BISHOP, Norfolk-1111as, South Hackney,
bulkier, to surrender Nov. 25, at 12
CH ANUS TIMMAN 4..; A Rwoon and Jolla CCIAS GoUFBIT, Smith-
town. Suffolk, shipbuilders, Nov. Is. at 1.
%boLPHLS TAILOR and ADOLPHUS TAYLOR, Jun., Mach:lrian-
road, drapers, Nov. IS, at 2.
RICHARD Tumuli), Dover, chemist. Nor. 25, at 11.
ADAM BANTAM/MIN, Royal Mintatreet, Tower-hill, baker, Nov.
25, at 11.
WILLIAM DALTON Faisal, Salisbury, grocer, Nov. 25, at 12.
SAMOS'. BUCHMAN. Wilderness-row, Clerkenwell, and Queen's-
road, Stoke Newington, leather merchant, Nov. 25, at It.
THoMAN Pars!, Great Suffolk-street, Borough, news agent,
Nov. 25, at It.
CnsuLts BARNES, Hammersmith, builder, Nov. 25, at It.
gosITTA tongs, Sydenhani, and Cow Crows street, equithfickl,
widow, Nov. 25, at It
11xxitr Lima, Cheapside, merchant, Nov. 25, at 1.
THIMPORM JOHN BMIGNANS, Little Tom:rain:et, City, merchant,
Nov. 25, at 1.
Groncia Harter Mitaitn, Slonxh. Bucks, grocer, Nov. 18, at 2.
WILLIAM NIXIE KNIGHT BINOIIAN, Ely. tailor. Nov. 51, at 11.
GRURGR CARTER WHITE, Montague-road, Balaton, turf commis-
sion agent, Nov. 11, at 11.
Jour ALSTON, Sutherland-terrace, Pimlico, greengrocer, Nov.
20, at 11.
THoNASHILIIIII, Leominster, charcoal manufacturer, N tr. 15, atl2.
JulIN PA lITINOTON. Wy re Piddle, Worceaterah,l amier, N ov. 20. at 12.
JOalePli rartcnis,Keldnglon.Woreeekerahlre,buteher. 0,at12.
JAMES SMITH, fitreethouse Farm, near Weetbrumwieh, farmer,
Nov. 22, at IS.
BoBERT ANOREW CART= and JANIS HENRY HOCTON, *mai-
wick, Staffordshire, coach axietree makers. Nov. V, at It.
RICHARD JENKINS, Borth, near Aberystwith; late shipowner,
Nov. 15, at 11.

FLORENCE, Nov. 5, 9 r.m.
The Ojficial Gazette of this evening publishes the
following declaration :
" The government has considered it its duty to
maintain the authority of the law, and to remove
every cause for the disturbance of public order by
conveying Garibaldi to Varignano in the Gulf of
Spezzia.
" The government has refused to accept the
plebiscites which are being carried out in various
towns of the Pontifical states voting for union with

"As the dissolution and disarmament of the
volunteer bands renders a continuance of the
intervention in the Roman states unnecessary,
the King's government ordered yesterday the
Italian troops to return within the frontier.
" Since also the Pontifical territory has been
evacuated by the volunteers, the withdrawal of
the Italian troops has removed all motive or pretext
for a continuance of French intervention.

Niinintii—nitivis, Bradford, grocer, and Liverpool, soap •
' manu-
facturer, Nov 18, at It.
...

" The government places faith in the declara-
tion contained in the French circular of the 25th
October, that as soon as the Pontifical territory
was free from aggressors and security re-established
France would consider her mission as fulfilled, and
withdraw. When this is accomplished negotiations
can then be entered upon for a definitive settle-
ment of the Roman question in accordance with
the national aspirations of Italy and the interests
of the catholic religion."
ROME, Nov. 3.

JOHNWINDLX, Halton West, and Dradtonl, butcher.Nov.2l,atll.
SAMUKL STANiFoIiTH. Sheffield, and. manutectr., Nov. 20, at 12.
WILLIAM Lincoln, soda water manufactr., Nov. 27,at 12.
THOMAS SIAITINIION RlCHAileffin. Ilibaldstow, Lincolnshire,
farmer, and K 4ton-in-Lindsey, engineer, Nov. 27, at IL
Oltonalt HILAYSHAM, Iffilton4e4loors, baker, Nov. 18, at 11.
JcHA POUIToII Poitu,Manchester,woollen inerebsokNov.2o,at 12.
WILLIAM ATHESTON, Bedford, Leigh, and Astley•bridge, Lanes.
shire pawnbroker, Nov. 21, at 11.
Jowl Srumiouut, Standing Stone, Cumberland, grocer, Nov.
10 at 12.

Joiliricia.l3., Birmingham, Journeyman baker, Nor 22, at 10.
Joss 1113IIT KIM, Manchester, upholsterer, Nov. to, at v.
SAMITIL MAJMOl,Hanley,Stafforelah.,oonlhwi delver, N0v.16,6511.
Wiwita Carina, Nottingham. designer, Nov. 27. at 11.
WiLmais Mak., Carrington, Notts, silk winder, Nor. 27, at 11.
Mona? GAMIN; Preston, Unease.' victualler. Nov. 13, at It
Josarvi PlCLAVanct.Everton,Lsocash., dour dealcr,Nov.ls,at 12.
WILLIAM Busy Kl3lll2llLltr, Manchester, vocalist,Nov.ls,atl2.
Joiis, West Derby, marble mum, Nov. IS, at 3.
Sant. 11. 501110111011, Liverpool, baker, Nov. it, at 3.
CHAU= Wllll.Bll Whit, late of Liverpool, vocalist. Nov 15,at.S.
Gholtol WlintlllßNlAli, Holy Stone, Nortliumbeiland, late
hrick manufacturer, Nov. 18, at 10.
WaLTRINIPWIOII, Longton, St:Montan.. bestseller, Nov. 16, 6811.
Jolla Law2ON, Salford, commission agent. N0v.16. at 91.
Tlitillin NICHOLSON, Cheatham, Lancashire, commission agent,
Nov 16, at 14.

The force which left this morning to attack the
Garibaldistui at Monte Rotondo consisted of 6,000
French and Papal troops.
It is stated that the French general addressed an
ultimatum to the Garibaldians, summoning them
to withdraw from the Pontifical territory, under
the penalty of being treated as brigands.

Albar.W Nardi, Warrington. Joiner. Nov. 28, at 1.
DU:MUCK Roßtili, Dover, egg merchant. Non. 10, at 12.
MART MANPRON, DURRaIn Masity, Cheshire. Nov 12, at 11.
SANOIL WILLIAM RAMAN., Bristol, bakes foreman, Nov. 22,
at 11.

Cliiias Barer. Newton, Yorkshire, beersciler, Nov. 111, at:l.
MATTHIIIf HoDOBOII, Wake&ld. carpenter. Nov. IU, at 11.
Dam= BILK IftWeolii, Great Grimsby, boot inimulacturer,
N0v.15 at 2.

ROBERT Rime, Oodatone, Surrey, carpenter, Nov. 15, at 1.
CHAIM.= CIANTIKI, Oldbam, carrier, Nor. 10, at 12.
IL ILL lAN JOHNSON King's !you, master mariner, Nov. 15, at 11.
W titian Juana, Newport, Shmpabire, tailor, Nov. 16, at 10.
WILLIAM YOOTITP, Newcastle upon-Tyne, late Innkeeper, Nor.
21, at 10.
Ltommtn LAIL GRANT, Tentnor, Rants, plumber, Nov. 16.at12.
THOMAS JIM KUM Toy ecydy dwg, Glamorianabirm boatman,
Nov. IS, at 10.

Cskteeott. Rutlandshireshnemaker.Nov.l6,Mlo.
MORGAN 111011/4 Llanwouog, Montgomeryshire, shopkeeper,
Nov. 19 et IL

JOSEPH BELUMORZ, Raton, IJneolnsh.,late grocer, N0v.19,21,11.
TIWEAS bRILLIFT, Wolverhampton, publican, Nov. t 5, at IL
HRIRT CLAY, Wedneagelil, ntaffordsh Joiner, Nov. S. at IL
Joann. WILMOT, Bracknell, Berk., grocer. Nov. 15, at 11.
WALTER WOMAN, Rochdale, warehouseman, Nov. 19, at 11.
WiLman 1./moors, Alton, Hants. publican, Nov. 11. at P.
CHARLES VARNDIILL, Cocking, Sour:, carpeuter, Nov. 15, at 10.
JOSEPH JoIXTM. Watllngtee, Osionlsh., baker, Nov. 50, at 11.
101121 MILD MAIIITOOD,Si. James. Devonsh., tailor. Nov.

BANK 1U PTCY ANNULLED.
Nov. L JOHN STOWILL, Lliarlosstroet liatton-garden, boot
maker.

DITIDINDS.

Nov. 21. L Thomas. Aberdare, Zilamorganshlre, carpenters
Not. to. P. Hughes, Liverpool. wholesale butcher—Nor. t 2. J.
Wobblier and S. Whelan, north Hylton, Durham. shipbuilders—
Nov. 1.. W. bill, Newport, Gloucestershire, hauler—Not. 20.
J. C. Hughes. Northwich, Cheshire, milliner—Dec. 13. Y. Ran-
dall. Whitechapel-road, coach builder.

rArrimaamrs Diseatvro.
J. Day, W. Wyche/ley, and H. Harrod. Stafford, boot manu-
facturers, so far as regards H. llarrud—J. Thompson, T. H. Wet-
test, J. Watson, and T. White, Leeds, will strap nianufacturers
—F. H. Simpeon and J. H. Simpson, Yore-street, Cripplegate,
surgonis—E. J. Hughes and J. Bloodworth, Manchester, patent
agents—Janet Buchanan Munn and W. Miller, Liverpool, ship-
brokers—W. K. Conbrough, G. Leslie, and 0. R. Davidson, Liver-
pool, merchants, so far as regards 0. Leslie—H. S. Law and J.
Payne, Bush-lane, City, attorneys—R. M. Jones and R. A. Jones,
Worcester, mahatma—E. A. Hawkinsand T. Jenks. Birmingham,
Jewellers--P. Plato, W. Collins, and 11. W. Harwell!executors of
W. Darwell, Jun., deceased', Chesham, Bucldnglianishire, com-
mon brewers—lL Mart) n and J. H. Dennis, Liverpool—W. kow-
landson, ten., W. kowlandson, Jun., and Z. Y. Pankhurst, Liver-
pool. iron ship ceinenters—G. !Linke and H. Tribe, Wise's-yard,
Elizabeth-street, Pimlico, farriers—M. Clegg, W. Castor, J. Tay-
lor, and H. Holland, Rochdale, flannel manufacturers—lL Howell
and W. M. Pearse, Mark-lace, wholesale tea dealers—H. Field,
W. Wainwright, Jun., and F. Meyer, Paradise-street, Lambeth,
wan bleachers, so tar as regards If. rield—W. H. Jackson and
J. P. King, Cannon, Gloucestershire, chemical manufacturers—
T. Miles and B. Mlles, Dartford and Wilmington, farmers—W. J.
Plaistoner and A. Button, Barnabury-road, grocers—J. Parker
and T. Head Kendal, Viestuioreland. drapers—T. Bedford, 11.
Parker, and W. Burley, Marsh, Yorkshire, Joiners J. Hopkin-
Son and J. Richardson, Goole, Yorkshire, cnachhuilders—D.
Dunham and J. Pickett, New Cattle Market and Hendon, cattle
agents—l. Heaton, J. Pickles, and J. Heaton, Cowling, York-
shire, COMllibliOn weavers—Hann Over,. C. Owen, and W.
Hirers, Miloleitliall, Suffolk, millers - M. A. Toft6 and J. 0. Green,
Lower Thames-street, shipbrokers—T. Greenwood and B. Ma:-
Eaton, Leeds, nut merchants-0. Wood and G. Haswell, Monk.
wearruouth, Durham, tar distillers—E. Lytle and G. P. Brown,
Trump-sueet, City, warehousemen—W. 1. Houma/ and K W.
Stevenson, Hamlet. Yorkshire, general coopers—T. Simpson and
W. H. aimpsou, Edinburgh, wholesale tea merchants.
BOOTCIiSKQUIETBATIONS.
WILLIAM CVERT SPCIALT, Dundee, commission merchant, Nov.
11, at the British Hotel, Dundee,
DON•LD YAM., Hopelnan. Elgirishire, merchant, Nov. 9, at the
Gordon Anne Hotel, Elgin.
CHARLES Stammer, Woodside. Aherileenshire, merchant, Nov. 9,
at the Douglas Hotel, Aberdeen.
WILLIAM M'EARLANn, Alhambra Music Hall, Dundee, Nov. 11,
at the British Hotel, Dundee.
JAILEN RoLLAs 0, 11111coWtry, woollen manufacturer, Nov. 14, at
the Crown Hotel, Allem.
WILLIAM SMITH, Inverness, Nov. 13, at the Procurators' Cham-
bers, Inverness
Rona? FRAHM, Jun., Helmadale, Sutherhunishire, Rah curer,
Nov. 11, at Guru's Hotel. Dornoch.

PARIS, Nov. S.
It is stated that the Italian troops are about to
quit the Papal States.

_
The assertion of the Freese that an ultimatum
had been sent to Italy is untrue.
The Emperor will receive General Ls Marmora
this evening for the first time.
The Patrie of this evening states that in the
recent combat at Tivoli the Pontifical troops num-
bered 3,500, and the Garibaldians 700. Amongst
the prisoners there are many deserters and Italian
officers, who had tendered their resignations.
The Patric denies a rumour that the Imperial
Guard and various regiments of the army of Paris
were under orders, and states that the expedition
is limited to the divisions of Generals Dumont and
Bataille.
M. Benedetti has returned to Berlin.

WURTEMBERG.

REPRESENTATION OF MANCHE-STEIL—At a meet-
ing of the National Reform Union yesterday it was re-
solved that Mr. George Wilson should be brought out aa
a candidate for the vacancy in the representation of Man-
chester caused by the death of Mr. Edward James, Q.C.
The conservatives have resolved to bring out Mr. John
Mareland Bennett, the late mayor.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL Soe- lErr.—At a general
meeting of the fellows of this society, held yesterday,
Major Trevor Clarke in the chair, the following candidates
were elected fellows of the society :—Mrs. W. Bartholo-
mew, Mr. George P. Clay, Mrs. Courage, Mr. R. Hall, and
Mr. John Wills. The Banbury Horticultural and Flori-
cultural Society was admitted into union.

STIITIVARD. Nov. 5.

The Emperor of Austria and the Archdukes,
with Count Andraary and a numerous suite, arrived
here to-day, and were received with great cere-
mony. The King of Wurtemberg wore the uniform
of a general of hussars.
The whole garrison was under arms.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 5, EVENING.

Marshal O'Donnell, who is suffering from disease
of the lungs, is much worse, and his life is con-
sidered in danger.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Nov. 1.

71ba. shirtings, br. 2a. ; flilbs. ditto, 6r. 10a. ;
40's mule twist, 11 ; Dhollerah, 177. Ship-
ments of the week, 11,300 bales. Exchange on
London, Is. 11 3-16 d. Government securities :
Four per Cent., 90 ; Five per Cent., 1061 ; Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., 111 i. Freights to Liverpool,
555. The latest London date is the 30th October.
CALCUTTA, Om 31.

71bs. skirtings, sr. Ba. ; B.llbs. ditto, 7r. ; 40's
mule twist, 6j. Cotton, 14/. Exchange on Lon-
don, ls. 110. Government securities : Four per
Cant., 90 ; Five per Cent., 1061 ; Five-and-a-
Half per Cent., 112. Freights to England,
nominal.

AMZRICA.
(Per the New York.)
NEW YORK, Ocr. 24.

General Camby has ordered the release of all
persons held in military custody in his district who
are not subject to the Articles of War.
The Tennessee Legislature has elected Governor
Brownlow United States Senatar.

Mr. Schuyler Colfax, the Speaker of the House
of Representatives, has delivered a speech in New
York strongly favouring the impeachment of
President Johnson.

The President has pardoned Confederate General
Marmaduke.

Yellow fever has disappeared from Galveston.
There were only 13 deaths from fever yesterday
at New Orleans.

The democrats carried tho municipal and judi-
cial elections at Baltimore yesterday by large
majorities.

Intelligence from Mexico announces that the

(BT ATLANTIC TILEGNATN.)
(NZOTTA'S TELE:GRAMS.)
NEW YORE, Nov. 5, r.m.
THE DEFEAT OF GARIBALDI AT TIVOLI. The steamers Java, St. George, Peruvian, and
FLORENCE, Nov. 5, 5 p.n. Tarifa arrived out to-day.
The following details of the defeat of Garibaldi Closing Prices :—Gold, 139 i ; Sterling exchange
have been received here :
on London, 104 ; 5-20 United States Bonds,
Garibaldi moved from Monte Rotondo on the NEI ; Illinois, 1243 ; Erie, 71k. Cotton : Middling
3rd to take Tivoli, which had been re-occupied by Upland, 18i.
the Pontifical troops. A little beyond Montana he I
came suddenly upon the whole Pontifical force,
who immediately opened a heavy artillery fire. A 1
battle ensued, which lasted for three-quarters of an
hour.