The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1849.

that between Admiral Bandit and M. Baynevath adifierence
of opinion exists ss to the Neapolitan or Sicilia army to be
I formed in Sicily. Admiral Gaudin, it is mid, Wanes ler a
Sicilian army. I esanot guarantee the cerrectnais of this
statement, hat I heard it from what I considered good an
thority. Filangieri is to leave for Messina instantly. The
Penguin (Preset) came in yesterday from Palermo, and
went to Beim with deepatelses for the admiral. It was said
to have taken dower a person in the admiral's oonikienee, to
smooth the way for an arrangement, or, at least, to feel the
Palermiten pulse. The Queen has bad orders not to come
up from Bane, as at but intended, but to hold herself in
medians for leaving at any hour. Similar orbits have been
given to the Howe and the Terrible. At Gut h Beeline, there
are stationed at meant 4 Spanish vessels of war, one being
a steamer, a Tuscan steamer, and three Neapolitan steamers.
It is said that the Pope has asked the intervention
of the catholic power; indeed his last address,
which I have sent you, amounts to this. A posi-
tive tact is, that foe many days there has been a great mower
sent in the Neapolitan troops t 'wards the Pavel frontier.
Many batteries of artillery, many bettallons of infantry, and
• large e wally Inns haze b cn seat in that direction, by way
of the Abruzzi of Bora, and Terracing. The Bulldog and the
Oberon have come in, I understand, the Bul!-dog from
Gaeta, whether it had taken the Grand Duke and his family
from Santa Stefano. The Admiral is to go up to day to pay
his nape, to his royal highniss. The Prince of Salerno end
a distinguished circle also leave, as does the Bing, who has
been here since Wednesday night. The report oath, Ti
strength hourly that the fleet in to leave immediately, and
sail for Palermo. The Admiral's family is shortly to leave
for Halts. _

—Againl have to allude to several cases of a' rocky on the part
of thee ildiery. Lost night • coachman was driving Gen. John
Staten% through the &rads di CMOs when on approaching
the Calla &nye= a corporal wee o4erved to ho standing
right before the hones. The coachman called to him, and
receiving only en insulting answer, pushed on. The soldier
drew his sword and nearly cut the man's leg off. The gene
ral di.mounting had bins arrested on the spot. Another
ease is that of a sergeant, who paining through Bsnta Lucia
this week, put his hand into the window of a shop and took
off a couple of cameos. The poor man on being urged to
make a complaint, replied. "Itisof no use, and I should
become a marked man." Such ars specimens, not uncommon,
of the pliant Neapolitan army.
Reports eu circulation of a change of ministry, and Bal-
i &whin' (sees ding to some) hes bees ecnutunadecl to foria.•
new one.
Exchange on London, 5 85. Five per Cents , 8111, foe the
23rd Feb.

P.S.—Mr. Temple and the admiral ware to have left by
the Tenble for Gaeta, but orden were tent in the middle
of last nicht countermanding preparation►, on the ground
that the Grand Doke was expected to-day in Naples. The
Sicilian question, it it said, is again in the course of seta—
meat the King consenting to have no Rankin in Paler-
mo, and ccnten ins Mewl( with a garrison in MOllllO4 and
Syracuse. I hope there is some probability in this.

HOLLAND.—Tho Cologne Gazette contradicts the
statessest reeleithiji a treaty between the Austrian end
Motherless& government, by which the latter government
uladeee itself to place at the dieprwsl of the central power at
Fran lifmt a certain number of ebipe of the line.

Zbe Court.

The Duke of Cambridge visited Queen Charlotte's
Lying-in-Hupital yrderday.
Mr. J. Wood, Chairman of the Beard of Inland Revenue,
had en Interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yes-
terday at hie official residence in Downing street.
A deputation, consisting of the Lord Mayor, Mr. Pattison,
M.P., Mr. Masterman, MP., Mr. Prior, Mr. Deputy Har.
vies, Mr. William's, and the C.ty R^membrancer, had an
interview with Lard John Rowell yesterday.
Lady J. Ramiro soin's to-morrow ( Wednesday). meninx,
and her ladyship's evening parties on the two follower Wed-
nesdays (the 14th and 21st instant), will be gives at the offi-
cial residence of Lord J. Russell in Dowsing-street.