The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-03 00:00:00

ITALY.

PARIS, JULY 3.

Despatches received here from Turin and Mar-
milks give a denial to the news published in the
Paris papers yesterday evening, concerning the
breaking out of disturbances at Naples.

The mail steamer left Naples on the 30th ult.,
on which day the city was tranquil.
Reinforcements of troops were expected.

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JOLT 2.
An imperial hatt was rasa yesterday, containing
the programme of the Porte ana announcing
a new reform policy. The local effect is excellent.
Sweeping palate anti other financial Worms
continue to be effected.

A commission has been appointed to investigate
the accounts of Riza Pacha.
The investiture of the Sultan will take place on
the 4th inst.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

VIENNA, JULY 2.
The imperial rescript to the Hungarian Diet was
read to-&y in the Upper House of the Council of
the Empire, and was received with great enthusiasm.
Count Clam-Oallaa proposed that the House
should declare that it considered any violation of
the imperial dignity and rights as an attack against
the whole monarchy, and that the government could
not only reckon on the concurrence and devotion
of the house, but also on the active co-operation
of the whole empire.
The proposal was received with cheers.

SWITZERLAND AND AMERICA.
BERNE, JULY 2.
The American Minister has presented to the
Federal Council a letter from the United States
Minister for Foreign Affairs, expressing the hope
that the Federal Council will not receive the en-
voys of the Southern States.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 3.
The Royal Mail steamship Oneida, with the
above mail, has arrived in dock. She briny 117
passengers.
A war had broken out at Buenos Ayres between
the government and the Argentine Confederation.
At Rio Janeiro the government had accepted the
resignation of the directors of the Bank of Brazil.
A change of the Brazilian representative in Lon-
don was spoken of.

A communication from Rome states that the
liberals had recourse to an ingenious rues to MUM) the
removal of a hymn to Pius IX., which was posted all over
the eity on the anniversary of his scansion to the pap;
throne. During the night they employed perms to write
on them "Victor Emmanuel for ever!" "Garibaldi for
ever !" and as soon as this was discovered the gendarmes
were ordered to remove the whole.

The city of Turin and almost every town and
village in Piedmont and all over the Peninsula are busying
themselves with monuments to Count Cavour. The Turin
and Genoa Exchanges have ordered busts for their balls.
Parliament will vote money for a great mausoleum in Santa
Croce, the Pantheon of Italian glories at Florence.

A Vienna letter of the 29th ult. states that King
Otho of Greece was expected there is a few days. Hie
lb ,it is stated, will pass six weeks at Carlsbad.
rl7etter from Coblentz iu the Handelablad of
Amsterdam says : " A few days ago an officer of the royal
gaud of Prussia was in the cabin of a steamer on the Rhine.
A gentleman entered, whom the officer insolently ordered
to take off his bat. The stranger did not comply, where-
upon the officer knocked his hat off. The stranger then
went to the captain of the vessel and requested him to put I
the officer on shore at the first landing place. This the
captain was afraid to do, bat on the stranger's declaring
himself to be Priam Hohenzollern, the Minister President, 1
sod the officer's making apologies which the Prince was
willing to accept, the captain changed his tone, and insisted
on the officer's leaving the vessel."
Tae Parcae or Acre WAY RECOONITION.—The
Giorraale di Verona lays down the following as the condi-
tion on which Angina is disposed to recognise the kingdom
of Italy:—" 1. Victor Emmanuel must renounce all his
possessions except his old provinces and Lombardy. 2. The
temporal power of the Pope must be restored op to the Po ;
his Holiness most receive an indemnity for the expenses he
has been prat to ; his pardon mint be obtained, and all the
laws relating to eisclesiisties revoked. 3. The dukes and the 1
King of the Two Sicilits must be restored and indemnified.
4. Lastly, the revolutionary !party must be for ever put
down, by exiling the chiefs, dispersing their adepts; and
calling conservatives to power; for which purpose the
senate, the council of state, and all the existing bodies of
the state, which have only been elected to support the pre-
sent policy., must be dissolved."
THIS rwr AGAINST GARIBALDI.—A letter from
Paris says :—" The talk of the town is the discovery of the
plot spied Geriltildi, of which details are brought by the
Italian papers. According to the popular belief the con-
spiracy is far more extensive than the Italian papers sup-
pose, and recent events in Paris and Marseilles are pointed
at as showing that not Garibaldi alone is marked out for
the assassin's dagger. The Italian papers of course lay all
this mysterious affair to the charge of Austria and the fallen
Sovereigns—in France the accusation is directed against
the clergy exclusively. As yet (adds the writer) the de-
tails proceed from a very untrustworthy source, and I
should not be surprised that the whole story turned
out a mere invention, like the recent fusillades sod banditti
hunts in the Neapolitan mountains. The following are the
details taken from the Pali, The rumour of an attempt
OD the life of Geueral Garibaldi is founded on fact. We
have letters before us proving the existence of a mysterious
society, whose members are partisans of Austria, the Duke
of Modena, and the clergy ; it can command a large amount
of money, and is under a strong reactionary direction. By
this society four emissaries were sent to Genoa on two dif-
ferent days ; they embarked at Genoa, with letters of in-
troduction to the general, who is but too say of mimes If
our information is correct, two of these emissaries belong to
a religious order. Some of the memhem of the society hav-
ing intimated its plans to certain persons who bad insinuated
themselves into their confidence, the plot was thus dis-
covered, sod due notice of it sent to Caprera and La Mad-
deice*, where proper precautions have immodiately been
taken.'"