The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-09 00:00:00

ITALY.

SOME, Sem 7.
The official flicearde di Roma of to-day, in its
official part, declares the pussage relative to ROll3ll
in Baron Itica.soli's note to be calumnious, and
that it is unworthy of the dignity of the Holy Sue
to make any reply demonstrating the falsity of the
assertions contained therein.

The Gionwle di Roma continues :—" The Pon-
tifical government ha. truule an appeal to the
representatives of the foreign powers at Rome, and
to the loyalty of the French army to testify to the
falsity of the insinuations contained in Baron
lticasolem note."

TURIN, Scrr. S.
The national fete at Naples yesterday was a
splendid affair. Grunt numbers of citizens were
present. Thu city was illuminated, and universal
joy prevailed. Cheers were given for the King and
for Garibaldi.
Perfect order prevailed.
TURIN, Barr. 7, Evintrsa.
The Tfirial Gazette of to-day publishes an ad-
dress from the Central Venetian congregation to
the Emperor of Austria, praying for the diminution
of the insupportable burden of the military billet-
ing system, to which 700 communes bad been
subjected instead of 36, as was originally ordered.
The address also states that the demands of the
military were very exorbitant, and that several
communal authorities had beau compelled to tender
their resignation.

FLORENCE, /Um R.
According to the Na:.ione the number of exhibi-
tors in the Italian Exhibition exceeds 6,000

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, SErr. R.
To-day the Emperor received the deputation
bearing the address of the Lower House ut the
Reichsrath.

His Majesty said in his reply :
"The address to which I have just listened
strengthens my glad conviction that you place
confidence in me, who trivself am faithful to the
constitution.

"The Lower House, in entirely adopting my
principle that the provinces should possess legal
autonomy, but that they should be bound together
in a natural unity, has likewise conceived that such
an autonomy shall only be limited by a con-
scientiors fulfilment of the common duties toward,
a powerful integral monarchy.
"To carry out these principles against those who
do not respect them is certainly a necessity which
I hope, however, to confine within the narrowest
possible limit!.

" The result will prove the overpowering might
of the truth and justice of the principle which I
have dated."

In conclusion, the Emperor thanked the deputa-
tion fur the loyal inaniketation of their sen-
timent&

TRIESTE, Sen. 8
The elections to the Diet, which took place yes-
terday in the communes of the district of Istria,
have resulted favourably to the government.

PARIS, Barr. S.
The Paris journals of this evening publish •
despatch from Vienna, stating that the Archduke
R.:gnier has accepted the mission of going through
Hungary in order to communicate to the Em-
peror the wishes of the majority of the population.

TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO.
RAGUSA, Barr. 7, Evraingo.
The Montenegrins evacuated Vranina yesterday,
accompanied by tiny Christian families from the
environs.
A fresh detachment of Turkish troops Las arrived
at Scutari.

UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, B►rom&T.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Steamship Company's mew steamer, Edinburgh, Oaptain
Haskell, which sailed from New York oa the 24th ultimo,
and which called at Qneesstoen yesterday, (arrived in the
Haney a noon to-day.
Her &deices are anticipated by the arrival al the Bavaria
at Southimaptoa.