The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-21 00:00:00

WURTEMBERG.

A Stuttgard letter of the 16th says :
" After five days' discussion on the question of
the Concordat, the Wurtemberg Chamber of Depu-
ties has this day voted, by a majority of 63 to 27,
the proposition of the minority of the committee,
rejecting the convention concluded with the Holy
See. Nearly all the eminent members of the
chamber took part in the discussion, which became
rather angry towards the close. Two of the
catholic members voted with the majority, and
three or four protestants adhered to the govern-
ment, all the votes being given exactly according to
the religion of the members. The proposition
brought before it was thus worded :
" The Chamber of Deputies will be pleased to decide that
it considers as non-obligatory the convention concluded on
the Bth April, 18A7, with the Holy Bee for regul►ting the
affairs of the Catholic church in Wurtemberg ; that, con-
sequently, it protests against the execution of that conven-
tion, and respectfully prays the government to set aside the
ordinance of the 21st Dec., 1837, relative to the publication
of the said convention relative to the affairs of the Catholic
church, and to regulate them by ordinary legislation."

PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE POPE
TO VENICE.
MILAN, THIMUSDAT.
_. _

The Perseveranza asserts that the priests are ex-
ercising a pressure on the Pepe with the object of
inducing him to proceed to Venice. Bellegarde is
now in Vienna conducting negotiations to that
effect. It would appear, however, that Austria
fears the responsibility which such a step might in-
volve.

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ITALIAN
MINISTRY.
TURIN. WZDZITSDAY.
_ .

It is asserted that the Minister will to-day com-
municate to the Chambers the intention of govern-
ment to modify the powers of the Councils of
Lieutenancy at Naples and Palermo. A conse-
quence of this resolution would be the modification
of the ministry, into which several members from
Southern Italy would enter.

TURIN, WIDKISDAT EVINING.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Count Cavour announced that the whole Ministry
had tendered its resignation, and stated that he
had advised the King to form a Ministry according
to the new elements of the kingdom. It was, he
said, the intention of government to deprive the
Councillors of Lieutenancy at Naples of their poli-
tical character, and to reform the organisation of
the Council by placing it under the central
government, which would be responsible for all
its acts.

In consequence of the resignation of the Ministry
the interpellation of Signor Massari, announced
for to-day, was not discussed, and some other
questions, of which notice bad been given, were
postponed.
The Chamber of Deputies stands adjourned until
a new Ministry has been formed.
In the Senate, the Minister Multi presented a
project of law granting a life annuity of 10,0001.
to General Oialdiui, as an acknowledgment of the
services he has rendered to the country.

TURIN, Wzinneume, 11.30 e it.
Count Cavour has been entrusted by the King
with the formation of the new cabinet

THE SURRENDER OF CIVITELLA
DEL TRONTO.
(orviLlat..)
ASCOLI, MARCH 20.
After a well-sustained fire, which lasted four
days, Civitella del Trouto has surrendered to Ge-
neral Mezzacopo.