The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-05 00:00:00

POLAND.

THORN, Nov. 4.

According to news from Warsaw, the governor
has expressed a hope that a reconciliation may be
brought about between the government and the
people.
It is expected that M. Dembowaki will be ap-
pointed Minister for Public Worship, M. Krusen-
stern Minister of the Interior, and M. Hub°
Minister of Justice.

BRESLAU, Nov. 4.

The Brealauer Zedung of to-day has news from
Warsaw, according to which a despatch had arrived
there from the Emperor summoning the Marquis
Wielopolaki to St. Petersburg. It was generally
expected that M. Wielopolski would return to
Warsaw as Governor of Poland.

BERLIN', Nov. 4.

A despatch from St. Petersburg announces the
return of the Emperor from the Crimes, and states
that his Majesty had taken up his residence at
Zarskoje Selo.

ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. 4.

An expedition, composed of 400 Bourbonists,
which was being organised at Malta, has been pre-
vented from proceeding by the arrest of the chief
accomplices at Naples .
At Salerno, some French engineers have fallen
victims to the brigands.

TURKEY.

OONSTANTINOFLE, OCT. 30. (Via Messina).

There is no truth in the reports which have been
current here of • massacre of Christians in Pa-
lestine.

The Governor of Jerusalem has ordered certain
towns in Palestine to be militarily occupied, on
account of the inhabitants not having paid the
tares.

GERMANY.

DRESDEN, Nov. 4.

The official Dresden journal of to-day declares
the statement of the Neue Preuseische Zeilung, con-
cerning the project of Saxony for the reorganisation
of the Federal Constitution, to be substantially
incorrect.

A despatch from Madrid aunounces that the
King of Portugal, and some of the younger members of
the royal family, ere suffering from tertian eve.

" It is at Elm/mein," asye the Munite- ur Vinicole,
" that the greatest quantity of beer is consumed ; at Stock-
holm the most brandy ; at Madrid the most chocolate ; at
Paris the most abeinthe; at Constantinople the moat coffee;
and at London the pretest quentity of strains wines."

It has been lately in contemplation at Augsburg
to remove the hospital sisters from the communal establish-
meet of that city. After three days' deliberation, the
number of votes in the council pro and con. were equal,
when the casting voice of the burgomaster decided the ques-
tion in favour of the sisters remaining.

The Manintento of Turin says :—" The govern-
ment has placed the Washington, of the royal navy, at the
disposal of General Tun, to imam him to °apron."

" Venice," says the 3iecler " appears likely to
become the centre d reaction this winter. The Count de
Cluandued, the Duchess de Berg, the ex-Dukee of Tuscany,
Modem, and Parma, ■od the mother of Francis 11., have
decided on Wing up their abode in that city. The ex-
King and Queeo of Naples, with their little circle of mal-
commits, are also expected. Venice will become a branch

establishment of Rome. but the conspiracies simultaneously
hatched in those cities can only turn to the shame and in-
jury of their authors. They plainly prove the necessity of
solving the great Italian question, and of fusing in the
national unity the towns which owe still separated from it.•

The sculptor Giovanni Paudiani, of Milan, has
been commisaioned by M. Emesto Zuccari, of Loud, , to
execute a white marble statue of Garibaldi. It le to be
of the natural size, and will be sect to Ensiled.
One of the fineet pearls in the world has re-
cently been found in the Bey of Panama. It is of a perfect
pear shape sad of the finest water.