The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-01 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROME, Sarr. 30.

The Pope Las held a secret consistory, in which
five bishops were appointed. His Holiness pro-
nounced an allocution on the events in Italy, and
alluded to the violent expulsion of the Archbishop
of Naples. He also spoke of the religious situa-
tion of Mexico or New Granada, which ho said had
been still further aggravated by the expulsion of
the apostolic delegate.

NAPLES, Sem 30.
The small band of reactianists, commanded by
Borges, hex been beaten by the Italian troops. The
greater number of them were afterwards made pri-
soners by the peasants.
. . . .

Borges himself, with a few men, is still at large,
but it Is hoped that their arrest will soon be effected.
The trial of Christen hi,, minneuced.

TURIN, Barr. 30, EVENING.
The Se/dinette of Brescia of to-day says :—" On
the 3rd October Austria will set at liberty the
Modeneso political prisoners who have been incarce-
rated iu the dungeons of Mantua since 1859."
The royal princes have laid the that stone of the
monument at Castelfidardo.

POLAND.

CRACOW, parr. 30.

According to news from Warsaw 'the Polish
bishops bad addressed a memorandum to the
Governor of Poland, demanding the re-establish-
ment of the former rights of the catholic church in
that country.
The Governor, however, refused to accept it.
The bishops then met and were addressed by the
Archbishop, who in his speech said ;--" Let us
always stand by the people and defend the cause of
the Fatherland, and not forget that we are Poles."

HUNGARY.
PESTII, SEPT. 30.
During yesterday and to-day large crowds have
assembled before the building where the sittings of
the Assembly of the Comitat are held.
The surrounding streets are occupied by troops.
A lieutenant with his sword drawn forbade the
deputies to enter the building.
The people are greatly excited, but order has not
been disturbed.
pzera, parr. 30, Eviaino.
_ _ _

The magistrate of the Comitat of Pesth has
tendered his resignation. On leaving the Hall of
Assembly more than 5,000 persons assembled to
accompany him home. They were followed by
military patrols.
When the people reached the palace of the Ober-
gespaun the magistrate delivered a speech, to which
the Obergeapann replied.
The crowds then voluntarily dispersed without
committing any disturbances.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Barr. 30, EVIL:MO.
A telegram received here to-day from Trieste
announces that iuformation had been received iu
that city from Scutari, stating that the Turks
would not probably continue hostilities against
Montenegro much longer.

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON', Ocr. 1.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Tagus, with the Peninsular mails, arrived off the
Needles at 11.50 o'clock this morning.

daliguani says, "Count de Persigny, who was
some time back much indisposed, ball now considerably re-
covered. After taking the warm baths at Vichy, he waa
so indisposed on his departure that, having resolved to
make an excursion incognito in the mountains of Dau-
phifly, with which province his family has long been con.
fleeted, he was obliged to stop short at Grenoble, and re-
main several days there at an hotel. Ou his retina to
Perim, the minister was still too unwell to resume his Aux,
tions till be bad reposed several days at Charamande with
the countess and their family."

The °immature Romano publiabea a monitory
letter, addressed by the Congregation of the Council to Mgr.
Caputo, Bishop of Arian*, the only member of the epis-
copacy who has embraced the cause of Victor Emmanuel.
It summons him, in the name of the Pope, immediately to
resign his post of first chaplain to the King, to return to hi
diocese, or else to come to Rome to make reparation for the
scandal he has caused to the faithful, and be freed from the
canonical penalties he baa incurred.

A Paris correspoudent of the Lulepenthowe
▪ Wes thatmoosedinge have been instituted by the French
government against M. Pie. Bishop of Poitiers, one of the
chiefs of the clerical opposition. The occasion of it was a
sermon mewled by him on the fete day el the cathedral—
the fete of St. Peter sad St. Pool. Dealing, as he fre-
quently does, is political allusions, the bishop observed that
it " was not Herod the Pint, nor Herod the Second, Lie
outcome, bat Herod the Third who put St. Peter into
prison." This remark gave TM to whisperings and smiles
throughout the eatbedraL

tho notorious republican, is now seriously
01 in Holland. The climate of that country is, it appear,
so unfavourable for his health that all his friends have
recommended him to return to France, and to take up his
residence on a small estate he possesses in the environs of
Carcassonne.

A bandit, who was shot a few days back
at Castelloci°, had on him the following communication,
written on official paper :—" Rome, :ird April, lf6l.—His
Majesty, Dei Gratis, in testimony of his sovereign considera-
tion, has deigned to decide that you shall receive the place of
turnkey of the prisons of rartenico, province of Palermo,
at the epoch of the reorganisation of his government. I
make this known to you with pleasure.—Aeromno DE boa,
General Director." The correspondent of the Ageism
Battier, who sends the above document, affirms that be
saw it himself, and that the signature is authentic.