The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-12 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

ROME.

Accounts from Rome to the Bth, quoted by the
Ilirpendance, state that the pontifical police have
arrested M. Gentile, Professor at the Roman Uni-
versity, the Secretary of M. Ulloa, Minister of
Francis 11., and some other persona accused of
affiliation to secret societies.

" We learn from Rome," says the Monde, " that
Cardinal Antonelli, in the name of the Holy
Father, has officially delivered to the Russian
Embassy at Rome, for transmission to Mgr.
Felinaki, Archbishop of Warsaw, and his suffragans
in Poland, an invitation for them to repair to
Rome in May next, when all the other bishops of
the catholic world are also invited. We can gua-
rantee this fact, and we do so chiefly with the
view to make it known to the Polish bishops, in
case the Russian government, as is unfortunately
but too probable, should think proper not to
forward the official communication of the Holy
See."

VISIT OF KING VICTOR EMMANUEL
AND GARIBALDI TO NAPLES.
General Garibaldi is continuing his excursiow
in Lombardy. On the 9th he was at Bergamo.
He will not, it is expected, return to Turin before
the 15th, and will thence proceed to Modena. He
will also visit Bologna, and thence go to Naples,
where he will be at the same time as the King.
King Victor Emmanuel has caused himself to
be preceded to Naples by the Marquis de Sauce,
Prince d'Aquila, Intendant-General of the Royal
Household. The marquis has just left Turin,
charged to make the preparations for the woofs-
modation of the King and of the numerous suite
which is to accompany him. The King, in re-
moving his oourt to Naples for a month, intends,
to give a series of splendid fetes, to which the most
influential personages in the Neapolitan provinces
will be invited.
The following appears in the Nationalitis :
We annonneed yesterday that the departure of his
Maisety on his journey into the southern provinces was fixed
to commence from the 22nd to the 25th of this month.
We are now in • position to add that it will take
place by land and by small stages, which, it may be re-
marked in passing, is • proof that the outbreak of beiges&
age in the Abruzzias is not as serious as some people
would have us believe, and that the government does not
feel very uneasy about it. His Majesty's tour is an
excellent measure, and will, we have so doubt,
produce the beat results. He will be setempealeil
by the President of the Connell, Oomniander
Rattan', and the other ministers will easemetvety and in
tars join the royal cortege, in order that they may be
enabled to ascertain for themselves the wants and wishes id
the people. After visiting the Neapolitan provisoes tbe
King will praised to Sicily. His tour will campy more tit=
• month.
It is announced in the Brussels Inclipendeofee
that an Englishman, named Bishop, • relative
of Lord Derby, has been arrested near Gaeta,
and that M. de la Marmora has declared to
the English Consul that a prosecutioa could not
be avoided.

GREECE.
ATHENS, AP74I. 4.

Nauplia still holds out, and is able to hold out
for along while yet. Negotiations have been going
on for the last three weeks ; it is announced every
now and then that the King has granted a general
amnesty, and as often we are told afterwards that
the amnesty has been refused, and that the royal
troops are about to commence the bombardment.
The truth is that no general amnesty has been
granted, and that, during the three weeks' negotia-
tions, time has been lost in cajolery. There are
two generals in the royalist camp before Nauplia.
General Hahn is an honest Swiss soldier, a Phil-
hellenist, devoted to his sovereign, and loved by
the army ; but the other general, Colocotroni,
the King's grand ecuyer, has tried all aorta of era-
, fiats to sow discord in the Nauplia garrison. They,
however, know what Coloootroni is, and do not give
the slightest credit to his assertions. I believe,
however, that Nauplia will eventually surrender,
because the interests of humanity will provoke
some sort of intervention. But do not therefore
suppose that the Bavarian dynasty will be securely
established on the throne. That is impossible,
unless France and England should send an armed
force to protect the tottering throne.
The government is at its wit's end for financial
resources. The two millions borrowed from the
bank are gone. An application for a new loan has
been made, but the directors are not disposed to
comply with it. This demand is not yet publicly
known, but I can certify that it has been made,
and that the Bank of Athens feels that to yield to
it would be to damage the excellent credit which it
has hitherto enjoyed.
The government agents seek to tranquillise the
public mind by accrediting the rumour that Lord
Palmerston at London, and M. Thonvenel at
Paris, have told M. Tricoupi that no dynasty but
that of Otho is possible in Greece. The prisons are
overflowing with political prisoners of all classei.
This is a great additional embarrassment to the
government, for it will be extremely difficult to
bring to trial so many men who have the sympathy
of the whole nation.

(sstrrzes maguate.)
SPECIE FOB THE EAST.

SOUTHAMPTON, Ana 12.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Elora, sailing to-day, takes out in specie, bar
silver, 413,8601.; bar gold, 20,0001.; gold coin,
9,6961.; and sovereigns, 1,500.

The Press says :—" A rumour prevails in the
best informed circles to the effect that Buckingham Palms
has been placed at the disposal of the Emperor of the
French, and that his Majesty, aocompanied by the Empress
and the Imperial Prince, will speed ten days in London,
during the mouth of May or June, for the purpose of in-
specting the Great Exhibition. As all branches of com-
merce are at present greatly depressed. we trust that the
information may prove correct, sod that the arrival of these
and other Wilkie, may have a (moque/11e effect upon undo
in geoerah"
The Echo of Bologna, en ultra-clerical organ,
stets that the sister of Bores, the chief of brigands, who
was shot some time ago in Calabria, is now at the head of •
numerous band, provided with horses and artillery. This
amazon is 32 years of age, and has declared her intention
of avenging her brother.
The chief of the permanent way of the Bordeaux
and Toulouse Railway, M. Cluitagne, has just met with a
frightful death at the Agen station of that line. Being
summoned by telegraph to await the arrival of the express
train from Toulouse, to meet the engineer, M. Lamella,
X. Canape was crossing the line for that purpose, and
attempted to pass between the waggons of • goods tram,
when au engine putting the goods train in motion, the un-
fortunate gentleman was caught and crushed between the
buffers of two of the trucks, he being held is an upright
position, where he was discovered some !dilutes later.
"A brilliant musical soire!," says Galignani,
"was given the evening before hat by Count as Horny, at
the Hotel of the Legislative Body. The artistes were
Mdme. Rosa Eseudier-lbeetner, pianist to the Emperor
of Austria; Sivori, the celebrated violinist; sad Mae.
Omni, a Spanish singer. Edens. BioudierKsetare
played a Sue oompositioa by Thalbag sad •
beautiful caprice by Kith ; Sired fascinated hisenditlsd
with a fauna's cm LtiCi4l6 and the prayer of Moist
on one string ; and Malls. Omni gave with great lasi the
romance of Marta and the air of I Punitani. Mohler%
ambeasselors, senator, saddeputtret with the ladies of their
Lmaliea la the most splendid toilettes, filled the saloons."