The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-07 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE LATE COUNT CAVOUR.
TURIN, Joys 6, Rnanta.

At the re-opening of the Chamber of Deputies
to-day the President announced the death of Count
Cavour, amid expressions of profound grief on the
part of the assembly. He pointed out the great
loss that Italy had sustained, and described the
signal services rendered by Count Cavour.
Signor Rataxxi thee said, "The Chamber should
participate in the Italian national mourning by
suspending its sittings for three days. We are
deeply afflicted by the misfortune which has de-
prived us of the wisdom of so illustrious a states-
man. We must not, however, allow ourselves to
be discouraged, nor quit the path which we have
hitherto followed. He whom we mourn expressed
in his last moments unshaken faith in the future
of Italy, showing himself convinced that the princi-
ple of unity and independence would fully triumph.
We firmly hold this faith. Agreeing among our-
selves, let us sincerely rally around the throne of a
valiant and loyal prince, and we shall then be able
to attain the end to which, thanks to our tenacity,
we are happily so near.
" The tribune of the Chamber of Deputies will
be draped with black for twenty days. The Senate
has taken the same resolution."

Signor Minghetti, Minister of the Interior, then
announced that the ministry felt it necessary to re-
main provisionally in office.

TURIN, Junz 7.
The Doha of to-day announces that the King
has summoned Baron Ricasoli to his palace.

(rams oils own coaassrommarr.)
(BY BIBMAILNE AND MAGNETIC TZLZOBAPH.)
TURIN, Joys 6, 10.35 P.N.
Count Cavour died in the arms of Sir James
Hudson.

The Count talked last evening with the King,
who kissed him.
Baron Ricasoli has been sent for.
(ancrrin's TILSORASS.)
TURIN, THURSDAY EVLYING, JUNE 6.
The whole city has been thrown into deep mourn-
ing by the death of Count Cavour.
The Bourse and all the shops ogre closed.

The municipality has iasned a proclamation,
urging upon the people the necessity for firmness
and constancy.
The Official Ga:ette announces that the King
visited Count Cavour yesterday evening.

It also announces Count Cavour's death, and
says that his Lust momenta were perfectly tranquil,
and that in dying he expressed his profound faith
in the destinies of Italy.

ROME.

ROME, JcNis 4.
Prince Prombino, having refused to withdraw
his signature from the petition for the withdrawal
of the French troops from Rome, has been exiled
by the Pope.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING.
It II &netted that Count Arese and the Marquis
d'Azeglio have arrived in Paris.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Juin 7.
The Queen is progressing favourably, and the
royal infant is well.
According to news received here from Tangiers
it is almost certain that a satisfactory arrange-
ment will be come to with Morocco on the question
of indemnity.

ILLNESS OF THE SULTAN.
PARIS, Juxx 6.
_ .

The Temps of this evening says :
"The state of the Sultan's health inspires great

THE POPE AND THE CZAR.
CRACOW, Join 5.
_ _ _

The Cute of to-day says :—" The Pope has sent
an autograph letter to the Emperor of Russia, re-
jecting his request to issue a Papal Bull against
the manifestation of the Poles, and threatening the
Emperor with the judgment of God on account of
his persecution of the Christian church and the
slaughter of unarmed people."
The C:as supposes that, in consequence of this
letter the Emperor of Russia will recall Count
Kisseleff from Rowe.

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN, JOl4l 8

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer Kangaroo, Captain Mirehouee,
from New York on the 25th May, has arrived here.
She landed her passengers, and proceeded inuna-
diattly for Liverpool.
The Kangaroo experienced strong winds and
heavy squalls during the tint part of her voyage
home.
Her news has been anticipated.

VENETIA.

The following addressee circulated through the
Venetian provinces on the day of the national fes-
tival :

To you, happy brothers, who, from Skily to the tranquil
Miracle, in spite of the vain opposition of still theocratic
!tome, day, June 2, 1861, celebrate with festivities the
remembrances of foreitm chains broken by the sword of the
honest King, Victor k.mmanuel, the Venetian., silent and
.patient, raise their hands, to remind you that thu greet
conquest has been made by Venetian Mood also, that your
joy will not be complete until, by the entire union of Italy,
the tricoloured flag Boats over the haul of the Queen of the
Adriatic.

To the generous King of Italy, Victor Emmanuel.—This
day, June 2, 1861, the anniversary of Italian liberty, the
people of Friuli, although still within the clutch of the
two-headed Imperial bird. mod, full of joy, their confident
hopes of union with their liberated brothers.