The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

FLORILYCE, JAN. 14, Evzsma.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Signor Itattazzi complained of the inaccuracy and
incompleteness of the documents recently published
relative to the Garibaldian movement. Signor
Rattazzi presented 26 telegraphic despatches, the
publication of which he demanded. Some personal
explanations followed between General Menabrea
and Signori Mari and Rattazzi. The publication
of the despatches was approved by the Chamber.
A debate on bills of local interest followed.
This evening a grand banquet is given to the
diplomatic corps at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
, in honour of the new English and Danish Ministers.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSVLS, JAN. 14.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
M. Frere made an explanation relative to the late
changes in the ministry. He said that the quls-1
tion of the adult schools had destroyed the agree-
ment previously existing in the Cabinet. BL Van-
denpeereboom having, by moans of a royal decree,
extended the system introduced by the law passed
in 1842 to the adult schools, had requested
assistance of the clergy, which, however, had been
refused. A good understanding ',amongst the
ministers would nevertheless still have been pos-
sible, but M. Vandenpeereboom had refused to
modify the decree.
The resignation of M. Rogier had been caused
by personal reasons. M. Goethals had retired be- ,
cause he foresaw that considerable modifications
would be made in the Army Bill. "We shall
propose," continued the minister, " to demolish I
the citadel south of Antwerp, and to apply the
funds arising from the proceeds of the old ground
to works of fortification. The policy of the govern-
ment will remain unchanged."
In the course of the discussion that followed, M.
Frere stated that the Conference question was not
in any way mixed up with the crisis. He added
that in certain eventualities he would even be of
opinion that Belgium ought to send a representa-
tive.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Jul. 14. I
The Levant Herald comments upon statements!
made in American newspapers and correspondents'
letters, representing the influence of America with
the Porte as having been lowered in consequence
of the intimate intercourse of that Power with
Russia and her sympathy with the Cretan in-
surgents. The writer states that the public con-
fidence in American influence never stood higher
than since Mr. Morris has been United States
Resident at this court.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, JAs. 7.
Vbs. shirtings, 4r. 12a. ; 81Ibs. ditto, sr. 14.. ;
40's mule twist, 10a. ; better demand. Cotton ad-'
vancing. Dhollerah, 132 r. Shipments last week,
2,575 bales. Exchange on London, Ix. i
Freights to Liverpool, 70s. The latest London
date is the 4th inst.
CALCUTTA, JAs. 6.
7lba. shirtings, Sr. Ba. ; Lilbs. ditto, 6r. 10a. ;
40's mule twist, 61 ; leas active. Cotton, 16r.
Exchange on London, Is. Ild. Four per Cent.
government securities, 92 ; Five per Cent. ditto,
1071 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 1121.
Freights, 80s.

AMERICA.
(IT ATLANTIC TILZOILAPIL)
WASHINGTON, J. 14.
The Senate has adopted a resolutio
I re-ixistating
Mr. Stanton as Secretary for War. tis reported
that he will demand the office of General Grant.
The Howe of Representatives has passed bill
declaring that the concurrence of two-thirds of the
judges of the Supreme Court is necessary to decide
that any act of Congress is unconstitutional

ArawrALlT, JAN. 9.—George Gregory Bertha,
F.sq., has this day been promoted to the rank of inspector
of machinery afloat in her Majesty's fleet.—Gazette.
ADMIRALTY, JAN. 14.—Arronrriarrre.—Cap-
tain Henry Carr Glyn, to the Doris, vice Veiny, lava-
Med. Lieutenants David MoD. Smith, to the Beams ; 1
and William Otter, to the Gladiator. Midshipsaaa William
J. Talbot, to the Defence. Navigating Sub-Lienteasnts 4
George 8. Ralph sod Edward Hearts, to the Mews.
Navigating Midshipmsa Wyllya H. Wyllie, to the
Royals.. hethrg_hwristent Burmese John O. Beaky, is
the Blanche ; Witham R. Oharlasworth, to the Deimos ;
Dr. James William Fisher, to the_ yoyaliet ; Matthew
P.
Ryon, additional, to the Royal Adelaide ; Job
sod John WCartby, additional, to the and
Navel Cadet nominated Reglad(' Bridger.
BOYS AND GERM? Hones AND INDuerms
SCHOOLIA—A, roan et Neatest will be gives at et.
Jarneelehal M Tssiday nest by Mr. Lin Rains, on be-
half of the above aehook. Locke'. Tffillio te aiielA will
be perfoemed by members of tbe oreheetra el the evil
Servies Muted %mirky and the Trinity Meal Beelety.