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London, England, 1861-04-24 00:00:00

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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
CHINA. AND JAPAN.

SHANGHAI, MARCH 6,

The Yang-tse expedition arrived at Nankin on
Feb. 21. Everything, so far, had proceeded satis-
factorily.
The frost continues at Tien-tsii.
The French and the Hon. Mr. Bruce's despatches
have been sent to Europe via Chefoo.
A famine prevails at Pekin.
The insurgents are gaining ground.
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Intelligence from Japan states that the English,
French, and Dutch Ministers had been invited and
had returned to Jeddo.

Business operations at Shanghai are restricted,

SINGAPORE, MARCH 23,

Advices from Saigon to the 14th inst. state that
since the affair of the 24th February there had
been no further hostilities.

The Siamese Government have determined to
send an Embassy to France.

THORN, APRIL 24,

Several arrests have taken place at Warsaw, in
consequence of the singing of patriotic songs in
the churches.

In the manufacturing town of Lodz the German
manufacturers broke into the houses of their
Jewish competitors on the night of the 21st inst.,
and entirely demolished their factories.

The peasants in the immediate neighbourhood
came to the assistance of the Jews, and a sanguinary
conflict ensued.

One person was k;11-1 •ThA many woundecl

TURIN, APRIL 23,

A letter from Garibaldi, in reply to that addressed
to him by General Cialdini, has been published to-
day. Garibaldi says :—" Strong in my conscience
as an Italian soldier and citizen, I will not descend
to justify myself against these accusations, as by
so doing I should fail in respect to the King and
the army. I know nothing of the orders said to
have been given by me to Colonel Frapoli. I gave
orders that the Italian soldiers of the Northern
army should be received as brothers, although I
knew that that army had come to put down the
revolution, which, according to the words addressed
by Signor Farini to Napoleon 111., was personified
in me. I believe that in my quality of Deputy I
have stated to the Chamber a few of the wrongs
which the Southern army has sustained at the
hands of the Ministry. I believe I had a right to
do so. The Italian army will find in its ranks one
soldier more when it has to fight against the
enemies of Italy. You are well aware of this.
All that others may have said of me is a calumny.
It is not true that when on the Volturno we were
in a bad condition. As far as I know, the army
has applauded the free and moderate words of the
soldiers' deputy, to whom the Italian honour has
been an object of worship all his life. If any one
is offended at me for speaking in my own name
only, I wait calmly for satisfaction to be demanded
for my words. I desire the establishment of a
national monarchy."

NAPLES (via Marseilles), APRIL 2

The Naples journals publish articles requesting
that the Bourbon soldiers who have been dis-
banded should be confined to the Island of Sar-

din ia .

A democratic movement has taken place at
Cosenza, in Calabria. The municipality have been
expelled. The Prefect is suspected of sympathis-
ing with the reaetionista.

The trial of those concerned in the late conspi-
racy at Naples will shortly take place. The number
of persons to be tried is 186.

The municipality of Naples has contracted a
loan for carrying on public works.

TURIN, APRIL 23,1EvErriNo

The Turin Gazette of to-day publishes a letter
from General Sirtori, expressing regrets on account
of the publication of General Cialdini's letter, and
giving some explanations in reference to the words
which General Sirtori pronounced in Parliament,
and which were alluded to by General Cialdini.
In this letter General Sirtori also expresses his
desire for concord, and says that Italy is personi-
fied in the Parliament and in the King,: •
There is no truth in the reports current, that
Garibaldi intends to leave Turin.

THE FRENCH ARMY IN SYRIA.
PARIS, APRIL 23.

The Pays of this evening says :—" Orders have
been transmitted to Toulon to complete the fitting
out of the transport vessels destined to bring back
to France the troops now in Syria."