The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-15 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(zarria's Tumult.)
FRANCE.

PARIS, SATURDAY.
Judgment has been pronounced to-day in the
affair of the secret political society Blanqui.
Blanqui has been condemned to four years' im-
prisonment, and interdiction of civil rights for five
years afterwards. Senique and the woman Fre-
mier were sentenced to one year's and Chaumette
to six months' imprisonment,

PORTUGAL
MADRID, Jolts 14.
According to advice' received here, revolutionary
proclamations are circulating in Portugal, accusing
the government of intending to weaken the army,
with the object of betraying the national indepen-
dence. These proclamations conclude with the
words " Raldanha for ever."

ITALY.
TURIN, Juan 15.
The resignation of Major-General Cerutti, in-
spector of the National Guard, is confirmed.
Signor Artone has received leave of absence for
three months.

ROME, Joss 12.
The Pope has again been taken ill.
ROME, Jens 11.
The confessor of the late Count Cavour has ar-
rived here. It is asserted that he is the bearer of
a message from the deceased minister to the Pope.
A sanguinary collision has taken place between
tho Pontifical gendarmes and the workmen employed
on the railway near Velletri, caused by the latter
shouting " Viva Garibaldi !"
Disturbances have also taken plass at Aare)*
originating in a demonstration against the priests
who abstained from taking part in the national fête
of the 2nd inst.

NAPLES, Joint 11.
The French Consul-General hae claimed compen-
sation from the government for young Bauvelis.

FRANCE AND ITALY.
PARIS, .TUVZI4.
The Paris of this evening asserts that negotia-
tions have been opened for the recognition of the
kingdom of Italy by France, and adds that France
will recognise the accomplished fact, without, how-
ever, accepting any engagement for the future.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Vlll/iNA, Jon 15.
The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day contains an
ordinance of Herr von Planer, Minister of Finance,
ordering the resumption of the payment of the in-
terest of the national loan in specie.

FIUME, Jun lb.
A third attempt to elect members in the district
of Fiume to the Croatian Diet took place yesterday,
but without any result, nut a single elector having
been present. _ _ .

PEBTH, .Tram 14.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
the address, having been revised, was again read,
and after a short debate was agreed to. It was
ordered to be sent to the Upper House.

VIENNA* Joss 14.
It is asserted that immediately after the presen-
tation of the address of the Huarian Diet au
imperial manifesto will be pu

DKNMARIC.

COPENHAGEN Joall4.
The election of members for the Folkethinge
took place to-day. Ministerial candidates
Hall,-
Fenger, elected, amongst whom were MM. Hal -
Fenger, and Cease, the Ministers for Foreign
Miura, Finance, and Justice. M. Blixen, oppo-
sition candidate, and formerly minister, was de-
feated. _ _ _

The ministers, in their addresses to the electors,
expressed themselves in favour of the indepeudenoe
of Holstein and the incorporation of Schleswig
with Denmark on the broadest oonatituti onal basis.

OONSTANTINOII.I4, Jana 14.
The International Conference, besides agreeing
to the nomination of one Christian governor for
the Lebanon, who will be subject to the Porte, has
decided that each six communities shall have a
mudir or district administrator, and a native police
force numbering altogether 1,500 men.
The Porte is to supply any deficit in the revenue
and to receive any surplus.
The constitution will be published in a few days.