The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12 1F143.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

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PARKA, WRONESDAT MORNIVO.
The Dictator Farini arrived here yesterday.
General Itibotti bas been named Commander of
the troops.

Numermw arrests were made lut night. The
principal authors and aocomplicee in the late
murder of Colonel "wield are io the hands of justice.
An energetic proclamation has been issued.

The city i; tranquil, and the disarming of the
populace has been ordered.

PRANCE.

THE EMPEROR'S SPEECH AT BORDEAUX.

PARIS, WIDNEIDAT.

The Emperor, in reply to the speech of the Cardi-
nal Archbishop of Bordeaux, part of which alluded
to the temporal power of the Pops, thanked his
Eminence for having understood the high mission of
the Emperor, by endeavouring to strengthen the
confidence in his good intentions rather than spread
needless alarms. The Emperor expressed his hope
that a new era of slimy will rise for the Church on
the day when every one will abate his conviction
that the temporal power of the Pope is not
opposed to the liberty and independence of Italy.
His Msjeety farther says, that the government
which was the means of restoring the Holy Father
to the Pontifical throne would only give utterance
to such respectful counsels as were dictated by sin-
cere devotedness to the interests of his Holiness; but
his Majesty cannot but be alarmed about the day,
which is not far distant, when Rome will be evacu-
ated by oar troops. For Europe will not allow
that the occupation of Rome by the French troops,
which hei lasted for ten yam, should be prolonged
indefinitely. When our army shell be withdrawn
what 1/ ill it leave behind ?—anarchy, terror, or peas?
These are questions the importance of which cannot
escape anyone. At the present time, in order to resolve
these questions, it is neoessary,instead of appealing to
the ardent passions of the people, to search with calm-
ness for the truth, to pray to Providence to enlighten
the people as well as the sovereigns upon the wise
fulfilment of their rights, and that they may well
understand the duties.

PARIS, WU/MI.IIOAT.
Lord Cowley and Count Kieseleff dined yesterday
with Count Walewski, at Etiolles.

The Russian Ambassador will leave on Saturday
for Warsaw, after having had en interview with
the Emperor.
Letters received from Madrid state that the Em-
peror of Morocco had ratified the arrangement con-
cerning the frontier line of Melilla, and had expressed
his readiness to give to Spain all the satisfaction she
demanded.

The Prince and Princess Metternich had arrived
in Paris.

THE CONFJ

DIFFICUL•

TIES.
The following telegram hes been reoeivrd :tb's
day at Mr. Renter's office :

ZURICH, Ocr. 11.

The conferences do not draw to a close. AultCm
still refuses to diminish the amount of the debt of
Lombardy to be borne by Sardinia. The demands
of Austria are not only resisted by Sardinia, but do
not receive the support of France, who has pro-
posed to Austria and Piedmont to submit the
disputed point to the, arbitration of another
power. No answer has been received to this
proposition up to the present time. The French
government wishes the arrears of the pensions of
the Monte Napoleon, and an indemnity for the cost
of the late war, to be included in the settlement of
the debt which will have to be paid by Austria rod
Piedmont

ITALY.

ADDRESS OF GEN. GARIBALDI TO THE
ARMY OF ITALY.

The following address has been issued by General
Garibali at Bologna :
"Army of Italy—Eleventh DiTilloll.

" Soldiers!—The hour of • new struggle ap-
proaches. The enemy is threatening, and will per-
haps attack us before many days are over. In
addressing my old companions of Lombardy, I know
I am not speaking to deaf men, and that it is enough
to tell them that we an going to fight the enemies
of Italy. I shall look to see you, then, firm in
your ranks! " GaRIBALDI.
" Head-quarters, Bologna, OM. 6, 1839."
BOLOGNA, Ocr. 10.
The municipal elections have terminated in •
triumphal success for the liberal candidates.

TURIN, Ocr. 11.

The Dictator Farini left for Perm% yesterday, in
order to see that signal justice was administered for
the warder of Colonel Anviti.

The Kiog has returned to Turin, and will leave for
Genoa on Saturday to receive the Dowager Empma
of Russia.

THE POPE AND THE KING OF NAPLES.
TURIN, Tvuo.y.

Letter received from Rome Mats that b's Hott-
ing!, the Pope will have an interview at Castel
Gandolfo with the Kieg of Naples. It is rwerted
that hie Holiness will prolong hie stay at Castel
Gandolfo, on account of the agitation reigning
Items.

TERATIES AT Tontx.—A letter from Turin in the
Plum elves 80068 040018 reepecamg the pieces performed in
' the petty theatres of that city .• The idea of the Italian
cent tendon has been burlesqued in • piece celled recto de
famiglia (A Family Compact), brought out at the Alfieri
I Theatre, said Hoed, who lately played at Praia with Mame.
EUtori, Agars. In it. All the sowerelgse of Italy sod the
republio of San Mashie me 'emanated in ohs piece. The
republic Is permeated by • Mask who wears • red dress
with the cep of liberty ; tke Prises of Menace le la
limey end catches them; the Dukes of Tummy end Modena
ere two Istuales in wide erisolines, end exceediegly
Insolent ; the King of Naples is • lebberly boy who consult.
hi. arsons on all questiose ; the Emperor of Astarte, celled
Colonel Terrible, makes a greet solve, and sends smoke in
the Lice of evor ylioily --eves of the Pope; the Duchess of
Pam is treated with respect, mild leans on the arm of
Ling Victor Emmanuel. Amospt other things, Ito re-
r;blllll.s"nhomv."'"`4,l,74.l.th, us.,:namal:nt'ff,,g!i",27%
sad the question draws down thusears of :opiates,
especially from the gellerite. Under the n min of
Advocate °NMI, Piazza de Polsuo, No. 1, Turin,'
&eel plays the leading part In the confederation.
The Pope, 'Dom Martino- Mahal, director of the
RO4OOO Cullsge, wbo tresides over the ceiltderation•
la me to hi. MA in troubles, end displays great agony of mini
—fee the cathederatice dose not get on at all, sad every body
in It gearrele. At last all the members of it take to flight,
except Victor Emmanuel, and he marks the young and
beautiful lely for whom they tied all been disputing.
Those personal 'pieces are very 0:08111041 hem, but they de-
pth, au dramatic telent, and am ill-elides."
ANOTHER TRADS OOTRAOII NEAR SHRITIELD.
DUTRUCTION or PRO PPPPP .—About hell-past fear o'clock
yesterdey, the tehabitaata of Eckiopton were awoke by •
tremendous **mice, shaking the whole of the village. Upon
impirieg the muse, It was bead that the warehouse of Mr.
M. /Lemon, scythe, sickle, and hook manufacturer, bad been
destroyed by gunpowder; the whole of the plane being s
rein. The only meson, if • meth it can be celled, for the
muses is that Mae the strike Mr. Kooks's am have
not waked; be having perished them that he would inform
them after hi. kith jimmy (in which be is now emegell
whether he ecti'd give an 'Advance or sat; bat it new tit
they hem act wafted his tstara.