The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-02 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

ITALY.

Count Arc.e, au intimate friend of Count Cavour,
is expected to be sent to Pane from Turin. He la
said to be charged with the miabion of negotiating
the recognition of the new Italian kingdom by
France.

The Official Gazette of the kingdom of Italy pub-
lishes a royal decree, organising the internal admi-
nistration of the Neapolitan provinces into the fol-
lowing four departments :-1. Interior and Police ;
2. Grace, Justice, and Worship ; 3. Public Instruc-
tion, Agriculture, and Commerce ; 4. Public Works
and Finance.

The bishops of the four provinces of Genoa,
Milan, Turin, and Vercelli have sent an address to
King Victor Emmanuel, protesting against the
institution of civil marriage. The following are
the most remarkable passages of this document :
Marriage is an institution of directly divine origin ; God
deigned himself to bind the first matrimonial knot. It is a
dogma of our faith that the divine Redeemer has raised
marriage to the dignity of a sacrament, and entrusted
its administration, like the other sacraments, to
the church, whence it follows that to her alone be.
loop the right of prescribing the conditions required of
those who wish to contract matrimony. . . These
articles of the new code in contemplation, were they
sanctioned and put bits practice, would not only offend
Christian morality, give access to the most revolting
disorder, and occasion great evils to families and to society,
but also be in direct opposition to Article 1 of the constis
tutioo, which procluimi the catholic, apostolic, and Roman
faith the religion of the state And, while
we have the honour of addressing your Majesty, let us
be permitted also to protest against the hostile manna.
in which the clergy are treated by those who should better
appreciate its services, and not expose it to be the object of
ailumnious suspicions. By a series of laws and decrees
which were called for by no fact, reason, or Deoessity, the
clergy have been made a painfully privileged class, for
which vexatious proceedings and penal measures are re.
served, tending to disturb it in the exercise of its sacred
duties, thanks to expressions which easily admit odious in.
terprctatiuns, and to the introduction of the pretended
apptl (vaunt (tabus, a thing which formerly was unknown
to Piedmont, absurd in itself, contrary to the constitution►
and to the liberty of the church.

(IZMIR'S

ROME, MARce 30.

Last night forty waggons of the Sardinian army
were observed near Rome, coming from Gaeta.
General Goyon ordered their immediate departure
for Ferri, under an escort of gendarmes.
The municipality of Rome sent yesterday to
General Lamoricire a magnificent gold medal,
which had been struck in his honour.
BERNE, Threw.

The Turin Military Gazettc having published an
article proposing to France, Italy, and Austria,
the partition of Switzerland, Count Cavour
has officially declared to the Federal Council that
this article does nut represent the policy of the
Italian govt.rnment.

TURIN, Anna 1.

The Official Gazette announces that a conspiracy
has been discovered in Modena and the Romagna,
in which some disbanded volunteers from the army
of Southern Italy are implicated.
The object of the conspiracy was to engage in a
conflict with the Austrians.

The government of the King has taken precau-
tionary measures.

BEILNE, Aran. 1.

It is asserted here that a froth order has been
addressed by Garibaldi to his officers residing in
Switzerland, requesting them to be ready to
assemble at his summons within a fortnight hence.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, TOESDAT.
The ministerial crisis is over. The present
ministry remain provisionally in office.

VIENNA, Arum 2.
On Snnday evening last riotous assemblages took
place in Agrani.
The windows of the police-office were smashed
by the people, and the imperial eagle was torn
down from the government buildings.

DISTURBANCES IN PRUSSIAN POLAND.
PO EN, MONDAY EVEMIIIG.
_ _

Riots took place yesterday at Kalisch. A
multitude of about 3,000 persons made a noisy
and insulting demonstration (Katzensvisik) be-
fore the house of the captain of the dis-
trict. The windows of the house were
smashed, and the captain fled to the cadet school
amid the shouts and yells of the people. His
deputy was likewise insulted.
Similar demonstrations afterwards took place
before the houses of the President of the Tribunals
and the Inspector of Schools.
Order was re-established by the military.

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
MADRID, MANca 31.

Three Kabyle chiefs of the provinoe of Riff, in
Morocco, have revolted, and refused to pay the
taxes.

Advice received here state that risings Lave
taken place in several parts of Portugal under the
pretest of the taxes being unequally distributed.

SPECIE FOR THE WEST INDIES.
801:1TRAXPTON, Arm 2.
The Royal Hal Company's steamship La Plata,
sailing to-day, takes out—English gold coin,
3,8001.; English silver coin, 5,800/. ; English jewel-
lery, &c., 3651.; French gold coin, 2,7861.; French
jewellery, &c., 6,768/.

The tomb of the Emperor Napoleon 1., in the
Hotel dee Invalides, will not be shown to visitors during the
whole of the present week. The Petrie publishes the
following on the subject :—" Tho mortal remains of the
Emperor Napoleon 1., which during tho lust twenty years
have been deposited in Saint Jemme's Chapel at the
Invalids', are to be removed on Tuesday, April 2, to the
subterranean tomb erected by M. Vistouti. The Emperor
I and all the Imperial family, their households, and the great
dignitaries of state are to attend the ceremony."

The Empanel, a moderado organ of Madnd, com-
plains with great bitterness that the " revolutionists.' of
that city had manifested pleasure at the receipt of a tele-
graphic despatch announcing (erroneously, however) that
the French troops were about to be withdrawn from Rome.
" They actually," it says, " were delighted at the idea that
the Sovereign Pontiff would have to seek an asylunl at the
very moment at whi.h the church is paying peculiar homage
to his divine master."

A Nrill letter iu the Journal du Horn stye "
Mere is • report current in certain quarters !Let the
Marquis 'de Larocheiaquelio, to whom Kin Francis 11.
sent the Grand Cordon of the Order of St. Januariur on ac-
count of his speech in the Senate on the affairs of Italy, has
not been able to obtain the authorisation necessary for
wearing it in France. In answer to his application, the
marquis is said to bare been informed that, owing to his
I quality of senator, the authorisation could Lot be accorded,
as the King of Naples bad ceased to be • sovereign."
THE Port Ala • F•llt..—A letter from Rome of
March 25 says :—" To-day the anneal fair of Grottaferrata
took place. A great number of people intended, especially
strangers, and every one carried a white rose and a red
rose separated by grow leaves, the hones' heads also were
demoted with trWoured ribbon,. About four o'clock the
I've arrived unexpectedly; begot down from his caniage,
walked through the square, and paid • visit to the /fadeout.
He was escorted by four dragons only. Yi.o con imagine
the surprise caused by his unexpected visit, which, how-
ever, called forth etch a very few time as to show the
absurdity of the foolish counsellors, who seek to provoke
denantrations in his favour."