The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-03 00:00:00

PABIS, temmer.
The Sods, in the course d an indignest ardele
prompted by the list of Prussia's speech, mite as
smormely Maim all the rumours of peace that are
sew incluetriendy ekesiated, and says it has moon to
bow that Count Munster's DAMN) to the Cur wee ma
utter faun. Bo many umanimg generalities
having been put forth with Tempest to the object
whisk the allies sully want to obtain by dee war,
the Nook takes opus itself to submit the following
as the minimum of the results which
=lane. achieved before the sword ie returned to
the scabbard:
" To piece the Turkish empirebeyond the reach of
hash aggro and I. maim Turkey with Bo-
'Won by menu of liberal Mutations.
• To restemePelend t to restore to Maly incirpeadence
and amity. To strengths° the secondary power; who
are at present at the mercy of the greater."
I wE only observe on Mie programme, which I
merely transmit as a symptom of week public opinion
as am ow be manifested ice this ementry, that the
batter dense is very pure/ indeed, and seems to
Winds objects net so maetisal as they may be
dieskable.
The Prone observes that the atomiser offered by
the Norms, Post, on the awe of Colonel 'Darr, that
Ma arrest is the Principalities was no violation *1
imeernatienel law, because he was not a British sair
jest, seem to it a very Mink proposition to
amain, sad that, at all smite, the ministerial press
in advocating =oh a &arise is remarks* cow
*leant to Austria.
The settlement at the Boors. has been
eh muck perturbation. The milesey to triettedvere-
relived a cheek from the heavy ram demanded. for
marrying over accounts. Akers good many fleeter
dons the Bute closed at 66.70, the lowest price of
the dab with a fall of 40s. A large business was
Tg.dm in Credit Wilier, but it ultimately fell
Sailwaye were comparatively dull, hot
quietism ppwe way in most Watauga. St. Rambest
and Gmsriio roes 2.60.
Two Algerian papers, the Oriersiestien and the AM.
her, have resolved warnings. M. Latour Masevoy.
the pretest, in commonieWeg the warning to the
editor of the Alskisse, added, "T'he Governor-Oeuesal
desires nee to tell you that you are prohibited from
discussing anything whatever in agora to which the
government may. have interfered, either directly or
indirectly." This, as the Paris butchers would sap,
is " oategoricaL"
On the representation of the Prefect of the Om, a
country gentleman, M. Bejulle de Vic-Fe:enemy who
was on the list of the pohtieal prescriptions of 1861,
bat which have never. yet been meddled with, has bees
trauported to Algeria.
Lord and Lady Lyndhurst and the Hon. Miss
Oimiep were received by their Majesties yesterday.
The beaser is enhanced by the fact being oonepies-
ammouneed in a repents paragraph in the
Mame of the ifoisiterr.
21=Ne • ' htWiwi was finally closed yesterday 'ker-
mess, at 4 o'clock. The public during the day entered,
u usual on a Friday, on payment of 2f.

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.
CM* OVA ORS

ROUE, Nov. 24.
It is supposed that Mancini and the other political
offenders, of whose arrest I have already informed
you, will fare hardly. Mancini must have been mad
indeed, as well as in pretence, not to have escaped
from the country after escaping from the madhouse,
when he was under condemnation to death for
seducing from their allegiance, several soldiers of the
Roman Chasseur battalion ugartered at Velletri. He
was also compromised in the conspiracy of August,
and has done quite sufficient to entitle him to
death on the scaffold, should his Holiness feel in-
clined to add one more to the number of his subjects
whose blood has already expiated their political
asones. The pipers found in his possession are
affording the police matter for endless scrutiny, and
secret agents are actively employed in attempting to
discover who the individuals are, specified by num-
bers instead of names, as belooging to the democratic
military organhatioa.
Some other arrests have just been effected in the
Campaigns, a few miles out of the Ban Lorenzo guts,
where a gang of coiner. were discovered punning
their unlawful proceedings under ground. The cur-
rent win of this realm Is sufficiently inconvenient in
all conseisoce without our being deluged with bass
money into the bargain. The oopper currency has
increased so much, that mintiest* and bankers are
obliged to send round carts to collect the sums periodi-
cally due to them, and which are invariably paid in
copper except silver money is specified on the bill.
No representations have been able to induce the go-
' Tinniest to limit the amount of lawful tender in
I copper, sad the inconvenience has grown to such a
height that the bank of Santo Spirit." has issued notes
payable at sight for various amounts in copper,
which notes mercantile men make use of in their
transectioes instead of the copper itself, which is de-
posited in the vaults of the bank. The worst part of
the business is, that the copper coinage has a amni-
al value so much above its actual one, that immense
quantities have been smuggled in from abroad, every
whit es pare and as well coined as that issued by the
government, and the amount in circulaton is anise.
lineally meth greeter than that recognieed by the

NAPLES AND SICILY.
(FMK 001 001.1111TONDIINT4
NAPLES, Nov. 22.
My 'drifts from Sicily are fuller than usual, and
an of a very painful and anxious character. Every-
thing seems at present to hays combined to disquiet
that beautiful, though unhappy island. That it has
long been in a disturbed state you well know, and
no stronger proof could exist than this of its being
badly goverued. At present some great outbreak is
timid at Catania, feared not so much by government
as by the more Bober portion of the liberal party, who
ape in those partial outbreaks only fresh causes of
weakness and misfortune. The cholera, too, has
Ilmade its appearance both there and at Palermo, where
I
is raging fearfully, 90 persons a day being carried
off by it, end from the coarse which that dire malady
has formerly run there is too much reason to fear
that the loan of life will be great.
Messina has, too, to record its disasters. One of
the most tremendous storms ever remembered
burst over that devoted city at the end of last
week. It was accompanied by an immense water-
spout, which, breaks ig on the mountains which
form the background of the city, we spt down
houses, gardens, roads, plantations,
and mixing
all the debris together, filling the city with mud and
water to the depth of 12 feet. It is said that 200
lives have been lost, and property to the value of six
millions of deeds; but I mod you the lint news as it
has arrived, and cannot, therefore, answer altogether
for the correctness of the details. The French consul,
together with his family, had a most remarkable
escape. He had just left a house under the mountain
when he had been spending the evening, when the
storm burst, and every vestige of the house was swept
away.
The pries of home prod re remains pretty nearly
Ithe same. Perhaps in gram there has bmn a slight
tendency upwards, the price per tomolo having been
quoted at 22 carlini. Sugar has risen to an enor-
mous price, owing, it is said here, to a great demand
for the English and French markets. The @s-
leben, has not improved. Inquiries are still being
made on account of the government, and moat devoutly
is it to be hoped that Kee pod Tomtits will Weed