The Press.
London, England, 1857-07-11 00:00:00

THE PRESS, JULY 11, 1857.

taken with arms in their hands were shot on the
spot. At Genoa fifty-two persons were arrested.
Each town is now restored to tranquillity. Leghorn
is placed under martial law. Mazzini is reported to
have escaped in a Portuguese vessel. In Naples the
insurgents landed to the number of 800 at Sapri.
Two engagements are reported to have taken place
on the frontier of Calabris, and the insurgents are
said to have been dispersed. The kingdom, how-
ever, is in a disturbed state. The lazzaroni were
armed, and every preparation, naval and military,
was being made for any emergency that might arise.
In Spain the movement has confined itself to the
invasion of Seville by a band of some 150 armed
men, and certain movements at Malyn, Cadiz, and
Badajos, all of which, it was hoped, would be
promptly pat down.
In the Senate, on the debate relative to the levy of
50,000 men, the Duke de Valencia (Narvaez) spoke
as follows :
It is necessary, as general O'Donnell has remarked, to
have a good army to restrain the Republican and Carlist
revolutionists. Those of both parties are at work. At
Desprenaperros, in Andalusia, bands have appeared, but
they have been routed, and I hope to be able to announce
tomorrow that revolts which have taken place at Teruel
and Malaga have also been put down. The Government
knows that there exists a secret society which thinks it has
the means of disturbing public tranquillity ; but it will not
succeed in its object, which is to light up civil war. In
order to avoid civil war, let us keep the army in a good
state. . . I also hope that all those who oppose us will
keep in the proper limits, in order not to create difficulties,
not even the slightest, to the Government.
There is now no doubt that this long-matured
attempt of the Reds has completely failed at all
points.
FRANCE.
Messieurs Cavaignac, Otlivier, and Darimon, the
Republican candidates, have been returned for Paris.
In connection with the elections, the Moniteur
this week publishes a decree warning the Estafette
and suspending for two months the Assemblk
Nationale, for remarks upon the elections calum-
niating 5,000,000 electors.
MM. Severin, Abbatucci, and De Mariani, the
Government candidates, have been elected deputies
in Corsica.
The Moniteur cf Monday also contained the fol-
lowing announcement
The Emperor and Empress propose shortly to pay a
visit to her Majesty the Queen of England at her residence
at Osborne. Their Imperial Majesties do not contemplate
taking any other journey in England, and will, daring this
excursion, maintain the strictest incognito.
M. de Morny has been nominated President of the
Corps Legislatif.
AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienne of the 2nd, in the Nord of
Brussels, says :

. ..
It appears to be now decided that the Emperor and
Empress of Austria will return to Hungary in August.
The visit of the Primate of Hungary has had no other
object than to solicit this favour from their Majesties.
The Emperor is to be present at the inauguration of the
railway from Laybach to Trieste. His Majesty will arrive
at the latter place, and will return to Langenbourg on the
28th. Splendid fetes will be got np on the occasion.
The Bing of Prussia arrived at Vienna on Wed-
nesday evening. His Majesty was received by the
Emperor and the Archduke Ferdinand. The King
was to leave for Toplitz on Friday, and would return
to Berlin on the 13th.

The reception the Count de Syracuse has met
with at the Court of Vienna is reported as being
highly satisfactory to the Court of Naples.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor and Empress arrived at Kissengen
on Tuesday evening, and were received by the King
and Queen of Bavaria.
The new treaty of commerce cowluded on the
14th ult. between Russia and France commences
with superseding the former treaty of 1846. The
mice en vigueur of this new one commences simulta-
neously with the new Russian tariff coming into
force. The surtaxes, or additional Customs, levied
on all goods that proceeded from any French Medi-
terranean port, as well as on all goods shipped under
the French flag in a foreign ship, are done away with.
Natives of France are in future to be at liberty to
possess real property in Russia without their being
necessarily naturalised.
It is expected that Prince Gortschakoff will avail
himself of his visit to the centre of Germany in the
suite of the Emperor to take a trip to Vienna, for
the purpose of bringing about a commercial treaty
with the Austrian Emperor.