The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-03 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The P est-A rapt Go :At: states that the military
conference at Wurtsburg will take into considera-
tion the choice of the staff and of the headquarters
of the commander-in-chief of the troops to be col-
lected in case of need, and also of the headquarters
of the generals commanding the different corps. All
these matters will be discussed and decided on, so
that if any emergency should arise nothing will re-
main to be done but to appoint the general-in-chief.
All the decisions taken at Wurtzburg will be im-
mediately communicated to the Federal Assembly.

Tiie Eureeolt NAPOLEON AND THE CLERGY.—
Tbe following note appeals in yesterday's libraittur :
" Religious questions have lately given occasion to discus-
sions, the independence of which the government has not
thought itself able to restrain, though it all the while de-
plores their excesses'. These discussions tend to worm a
more passionate character, and violent attacks are made
every day by means of the journals and brochures against
the catholic clergy. The government, whose duty it is to
make religion and its ministers respected, invites the writers
to the moderation which some of them have discarded, and
it is resolved to procure the remission of attacks of such a
nature as might degenerate into offences against the lawn.
Acting on communications made to him by the Minister of
the Interior, M. le Garde dee &eau:, has just commenced
proceedings against two brochures, the one entitled
'Crimea. Offences, and Scandals amongst the Clergy in
these latter days,' and the other ' The little Books of the
Rue de Ileums.' A prosecution has been immediately coin.
rimmed against the authors of these publications."
A RESOLUTION BY GARIBALDI. —The Unitd
riancina of Milan, a Mazzinian organ, publishes the fol.
lowing letter from (:ai:baldi, dated Caprera, 10th ult. :
..Sir,-1 sin much obliged to the Unitary Italian Society of
Palermo for the honour it has done me in choosing me for
its honorary president. Having learnt from the English
papers that there is a plan afloat for giving Sardinia to the
Pope, I have conceived the idea of submitting to the consi-
deration of your society, to which I have the honour of
belonging, the following resolution, the principles of which
should be propagated, not only among the members of the
society, but also among the Italian people generally :
Considering that Christ, by consecrating upon earth
equality among men and nations, has deserved gratitude
and love, we belong to the religion of Christ ; considering
that the Pope, the Cardinals, the Sanfedists, all the merce-
naries of Italy, and the spies assembled at Rome, are the
chief obstacles to the unitlmtion of Italy, by their pro.
yoking and fomenting civil war, we do not belong to the
religion of the Pope. In consequence of the above cond.
durations, resolved:—That the Pope, the Cardinals, Ice.,
shall shut up shop Irombiar tattrga) at once and betake
themselves to some country as far away as possible from
Italy, thus allowing this unfortunate Italian nation, which
they have been torturing for ages, to constitute itself dee.
uitively.'—l ern, with affection and thanks, yours,—
Gaireaum."