The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-14 00:00:00

ITALY.

The following protest has been signed on leaving
prison by the three deputies who were arrested at
Naples by General Lamarmora :
The undersigned deputies to the national parliament
have, through Major Magnone, commanding the fort
of the Castle de I'(Euf, received this morning official
information that their state of imprisonment has
ceased. At the moment of quitting the fort they
perform an agreeable duty in bearing ample testimony of
the good treatment which they have received from the
commandant. But, on the other band, confirming their
previous protests, they notice in the present acknowledg-
ment the impossibility which they have found, by order of
the superior authority, of conferring with anyone in order
to make known their complaint., and pointoOt, moreover, the
circumstance that important documents, addressed by
them to the President of the Chamber of Deputies, have
not reached their destination. They regard the cessation
of their imprisonment simply as the termination of •
flagrant illegality,. and au extraordinary abuse of power,
and do not understand that their release can cause the
least prejudice to all the rights which belong as much to
them individually as to the national representation, in
what concerns the integrity of its inviolable prerogatives.
SALVATORE CALVISO, NicolAs FRABRIZZL
ANTOINE MORDINL Deputies.
Naples, Castle de l'(Euf, October 6.

RUSSIA.

A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 6th, says

The affairs connected with the emancipation of the serfs
go on in spite of the obstacles inevitable in such oomph.
rated questions. The number of reglementary charters
signed on either side up to September amounted to 39,371,
and the number is increasing every day. Out of 10,000,000
serfs emancipated there are nearly 4,000,000 who have
terminated their arrangements with the proprietors. The
greater part have done so by private agreement. Oat of
515,000 servants attached to the habitations of the nobles
more than 50,000 have become farmers. The operation of
redemption is carried on very actively. The bank which is
charged with it has already delivered to the proprietors
10,000,000 silver roubles (40,000,000 fr.), and hopes are
entertained that in the autumn, after the close of the
field labours, those who have hitherto delayed will take a
decisive step. Things, therefore, do not go on very badly,
and certainly much better than was at first expected.

(iMUTER'S TEIXGRAIM)
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oar. 14.

Intelligence has been received from Granada
that splendid face were givent in that city upon
the occasion of their majesties' visit.
Letters from Tangiers state that Morocco is nego-
tiating a loan in London to pay off her debt to
Spain.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.
ALEXANDRIA, Oor. 13.

The Veetis and Ellora, with the above mail, sailed
this day at noon for Marseilles and Southampton
respectively.
The Ellora may be expected at Southampton
about the 26th inst. . .

The Malta brought the mail to Suez, arriving
there yesterday.
The China, with the London mails of the 27th of
September—Oct. 3, left Suez yesterday for
Bombay.
The Jeddo, with the English mail of the 27th of
August—Sept. 3, reached Bombay on the 24th ult.
(two days early).