The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-25 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

KING VICTOR EMMANUEL AND THE

DEPUTATION FROM ROME.

The deputation from Rome that presented the
address of the inhabitants of that city to the King
of Italy, was composed of MM. Storrs, Silvestrelli,
and Lorenzini, noblemen of the highest rank.
A correspondent of the Debuts of to-day guaran-
tees the correctness of the following report of King
Victor Emmanuel's remarks .—" I hope," he said,
"that the prayers expressed by the Romans will
before long beheard. I have always had it for my
aim to constitute Italy one nation, and to reach
this result Rome is necessary to us. The olution
of the question is henceforth happily secured;
but it is essentially a moral victory that we want
to gain. lam sure of success, and that very
shortly. We need not look to appearances." The
King thon spoke of Venice. " There," he said,
"things are more serious. It will be a question
at the right time for calling out and employing all
the forces of the nation. Meanwhile I have faith,
and full faith, in the Italians, who have always
responded to my appeal. I have had proofs
enough. In times of supreme difficulty Italy
had faith in her King—when entire Europe
was against Italy, and Austria, victorious at No-
vara, threatened usunceasingly. Italy will certainly
give all her strength, in the supreme contest to
which she will be called, for the redemption of
Venetia." The King thou said that he hail seen
with great gratification the homage which all
Europe had rendered to M. °amour ; but they
ought not to forget that it was he (the
King) who took the initiative, and that
before M. Cavour's entry into the ministry
he had for three whole years resisted intrigues
from within and without, and had kept in the
liberal and national path. A deputy remarked,
that if war broke out his Majesty ought to be
careful of his life. " What does it signify I" re-
plied Victor Emmanuel ; "it will be Italy's last
war, and, besides, I have children."

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PARIS, :ups 25.

The Moniteur of to-day says :—" The Emperor
has recognised Victor Emmanuel as King of Italy.
In notifying this determination to the cabinet of
Turin, the government of the Emperor declared
that they would decline any solidarity in enterprises
of a nature to disturb the peace of Europe ; and
that the French troops will continue to occupy
Rome so long as the interests which caused their
presence there shall not be protected by sufficient
guarantees," - --

TURIN, Jeri 25.

The Opinione of to-day says :—" Baron Ricasoli
will probably communicate to-morrow to the Italian
parliament the notu of France, and the reply of
the cabinet of Turin, relative to the recognition
of the kingdom of Italy."

The Nationalities &firms that the state of the
Pope's health is more precarious, and that much
uneasiness is manifested by the cardinals on that

accomst.

NAPLES, Jusi 24.
The National Guard have arrested a band of
brigands on Mount Vesuvius.

ROME, JUNE Z 5.

On Thursday last, when Cardinal Antonelli Wll3
officially informed by the French ambassador of
the recognition of the kingdom of Italy, he replied,
"This is where we have been led by the solemn
promises made by your Emperor at the beginning
of the war."
The health of the Pope has improved.

TURIN, Jolts 24.

To-day the Chamber of Deputies, after an ani-
mated debate, adopted the bill on the national
armament by 218 against 30 votes.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, JUNI 25.

The Crown Prince and Princess Frederick Wil-
'lam, with their two children, left Berlin yesterday
evening by the express mail train for Cologne, on
their way to London.