The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-30 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN, Sm. D.

A pamphlet by Father Paesaglia, condemnatory
of the temporal power of the Papacy, has appeared
at Florence, and produced an immense sensation.
The journals rejoice at the support thus afforded
to the Italian cause by this eminent Italian
theologian.
In their journey through the towns of tho Cam-
pagna the royal princes have boeu welcomed with
great enthusiasm by the inhabitants.
The Opinioive of to-day says :—" A telegram from
Madrid announces that France has proposed that
the archives of the Neapolitan consulate should be
consigned to the French consular agents, who
would afterwards transmit them to the Italian go-
vernment. It is believed that Spain accepts this
proposition."
Thu Murinunto of to-day states that a protest
against the occupation of Rowe by the French
troops has been signed in Venetia amid great
enthusiasm.

FLORENCE, Elm. 28.
The first sitting of -the Congress of the Work-
men's Societies was held to-day.
Signor Mordiui proposed a declaration for adop-
tion by the societies, to the effect that they should
occupy themselves with politics, in order to acquire
strength to resist the government if it attempted
anything contrary to the welfare of the nation--such
as the cession of Sardinia, which he said had been
universally rumoured.
Thu majority of the deputies present protested
against this proposition.
When the President had restored order, Mordini's
proposition, after having been sensibly modified,
was adopted by 72 against 30 votes.
Several members abstained from voting, under a
protest, that the societies were departing from the
fundamental principle of their institution, which
was to afford mutual aid.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Rm. 29.

The Preussische Zeitung of to-day says the King
will proceed to Compiegne on the 6th of October,
in order to return the visit which the Emperor of
the French last year paid his Majesty at Baden.
Amoug the perilous who are to accompany the King
is Count Pourtales, the Prussian Ambassador at
Paris.

The same paper says, the latest reports received
from the Prussian Minister at Tien-tsin relative to
the negotiation for the conclusion of a treaty of
commerce between Prussia and China permit the
hope of a speedy and favourable result.

HUNGARY.
PESTH, Serr. 29.
It is stated that all the public functionaries of the
Cotuitat of Pesth, from the Palatine down to the
lowest employe, will to-morrow tender their resigna-
tions, thus leaving 600,000 inhabitants without any
administration.

The members of the Assembly of the Comitat
will be prevented by the soldiers from meeting
again.
The Minister of Finance has issued a decree
ordering the collection of the taxes by military
execution to be vigorously proceeded with in these
parts of the country where it had been suspended ou
account of the harvest. No more forbearance will
be shown.

MATH, Bar. M.
The building in which the sittings of the Assembly
of the Comitat of Pesth are held was oucupied
last night by the military, and the members were
prevented from assembling, by forts. All the
fuuctionarius iu the Comitat of Pesti' have tendered
their resignation.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Sim 27.
The Cumspoluiencia efutografa of to-day ex-
presses a hope that Baron Tecco has not yet re-
ceived his final instructions from the Italian go-
vernment.

TURKEY.
VIENNA, airr. 30.

Letters received here to-day from Ragusa state
that symptoms of insubordination have appeared
amongst the Turkish troupe in the camp at Balecia
on account of the non-payment of the arrears
due to them by government. Omer Pasha, it is
added, thereupon sent up the arrears.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
LISBON, Barr. X
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Oneida, which arrived hero yesterday from the
Brazils will leave for Southampton at 7 a.m. to-
day with 63 passengers, 120,1411. sterling, and 3,000
bags of coffee.

It is reported that immediately after the return
of the Emperor Napoleon frost Biarritz to hie cepitad, an
event which is expected to take place to-day, a council
will be held at the Tuileries on the Roman question.
It is further added that M. de Cadore, who has
shared with the Duo de Gramont the labours of
French diplomacy at the Holy See ; M. Benedetti,
the newly-appointed French Minister at the Italian
Court; Count Viinercati, whose various special Millllollll
from Bing Victor Emmanuel to the Emperor sufficiently
denote the confidence accorded to him by both sovereigns ;
and Prince Napoleon, will be invited to augment by their
individual experience the data already possessed by the Im-
perial cabinet. From this meeting important results are
anticipated.