The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-02 00:00:00

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ITALY.

We have received despatches from our Naples nor-
-espondent, of the dates of the 19th, 21st, and 22nd
sit We find in them a deplorable picture of the
condition of Naples. The extraordinary military pre-
parations mentioned in the despatches last received
were continued, and even augmented. Immerse
numbers of guns were mounted os all the forts, and
placed with the apparent design of bombarding the
city. Alarming rumours were spread respecting the
English, towards whom the worn spirit prevails.
A report having been circulated that the English
shine would bombard the town, the inhabitants of
Santa Lucia, which looks on the harbour and bay,
had deserted their dwellings. In a word, the con-
sternation was general. The royal pelvic was
literally converted into a barrack, the antechambers
being filled with troops. The Castel Uovo, provided
with accommodation for only 300 men, had 1,600
crammed into it. The greatest activity was pursued
in recruiting the army, which it was intended to
raise to the force of 120,000 men. The Five per
Cents., on the 17th, were 84 ; on the 18th, 82i ; on
the 20th, 801 ; and on the 21st, 80'4.
We learn from Florence, 24th ult., that the prefect
had announced his intention to prose cute the leaders
of the riot on the 22nd, and the municipal council
had sent an address to the grand-duke, praying him
to take measures to secure the freedom of the elec-
tions. The electoral operations had not been resumed
since the 22nd.

The Alba, of the 24th ult., says: " We have reason
to believe that M. Grifer, Prince of Partanna, ambas-
sador of Naples in Tuscany, has to-day received
his passports, and that the Minister LiJnzoni and
the Ambassador Griffoli are recoiled from Naples. It
appears that the Neapolitan government had required
of the Tuscan government the retractation of declare-
' Lions made by it in the Moniteur of Tuscany, relative
to Sicily, and complained that the commissary of
Sicily had placed its arms before the Hotel of the Le-
gs. ion. The Tuscan government having given no
reply, diplomatic relations were suspended."
Au imposing demonstration against the ministry
was being organised at Genoa, in which all the Na-
tional Guards had taken pert.

EGY PT.
CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORTED
DEATH OF IBRAHIM PACHA.

Our Paris correspondent, writing last evening,
says : "In ray despstch of the 21st ult. I informed
you of the deat:. of Ibrahim Pscha, which took place
on the 1(1:6, and which you announced on the 22nd
exclusively. We have to-day the full confirmation of
this news from Malta, which, in fact, I received on
the 21st from official sources."

MALTA, Nov. 25.
The Frenth steamer Nil caste in at 1 cos. from
Alexandria. Ibrahim Paeha is dead, and affain look bad in
&opt. Abbas Paeha has assumed the 'Nina of government.
The Nil poe. ..ff immediately to Idameill-s with the news.
H.M. steamer Triton is not yet in from Alexandria with the
Bombay mails, but is momentarily expected. The Penin-
sular and Oriental steamer Salt= came in this morning from
Constantinople.

MADRID, Nov. 24.
General Concha left Madrid yesterday morning to
try his hand once more on the Catalan rebels, against whom
hr failed so signally last ray. Astor Cordova, he has obtained
lame to go to Bayonne—leave which was probab'y never
reqaested. He ham ct.t a sad fluor., being now in full retreat.
with the column of Lersandi, from Igualada to Barcelona,
with the Vietiwinus troops of Cabrera in his rear. The rout
and capture of Brigadier Meagan°, whose column amounted
to 700 foot and some horse, took place at Avian, in the dis-
trict of llanre•a. It was known on the 18th in Bireelena,
when the disastrous news produced greet ser.sation. The
army of Catalonia fv to be increased by six battalions of in-
fantry and some cavalry.
The Herald° tries to set off some insignificant successes of
the government in different parts against the reverse In
Catalonia. The former are hardly worth menuonieg. The
faction in B4iemadura is said to have laid down arms; and
a few robbers have been wised near Tarraglns and Toro.