The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-17 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SAILING OF THE MED]
SQUADRON.

(PROW OUR OWN oosuoroxnsint.)
MARSEILLES, Tavaszia.T.

We have intelligence from Ajacoio .to the 14th.
Admiral Dundee, having received telegraphic in-
structions from the Admiralty by way of France, has
left Ajaccio with his squadroa.
At Toulon it is rumoured that the French squadron
is about to set sail.

The Tines of this morning says:—" A note couched
in the most moderate and conciliatory terms has doubt-
less been presented by this time. Os its rejection—
which we do not expect—the two legations will
withdraw, and the combined squadron, by that time
at Malta, will proceed towards, but not to, the Italian
moat. The lanaroni and the court jesters will
possibly have an opportunity of seeing the ships,
which, according to certain Neapolitan handbills,
had been lost, and perhaps their alarm will then be as
great as their present security. Bat we do not
apprehend any disturbance to the public pesoe from
any quarter. The sight of an overwhelming force
has a very tranquillising effect on the most turbulent
11 minds. Bhonld there be any threats, the squadron
will enter the bay, and under its guns the English
and French will find Naples as safe and pleasant a
place as any in Europe. Let the worst come to the
wont, and let his Majesty be ever so obstinate, and
ever so desirous to en the fleets for which he has
cffered a reward, we do not anticipate that the most
timid lady visitor at Naples will have to make the
least alteration in her arrangements. It im probable,
however, that his Majesty will not permit his faith-
ful subjects to see the fleet, but will make the con-
cessions requisite to avert that spectacle."
Ina letter from Vienna of the 12th, addressed to
the /owns, Allemasd de .Fl-nnefort, we read:

' The reception which the King of Naples haa given, to the
efforts of oar eouit to prune *zinnia measures is not of •
eaten—if rumour be cirrus—to raise yen strong eyes-
' pathise as behalf of the Neepolitaa government. Although
tee Bin moaned soda of the approeching arrival of
Gametal Martini, and that he was the bearer of an auto-
graph letter from the Emperor, ea sadism* was not pasted
to the Gourd until the third day, and the manner in which
it did take plan wee safecieat to ruse offense. Nunlike-
lose we on. persuaded that Austria will not relax in her
efforts to prevent a mins maid between Naples and as
Western Powers, for the importance which a different
result would gin to Sardinia makes it a matter of gnat
lament.

A letter from Berlin of the Dame date, in the
Boersailialle, say.:

It has been Incorrectly stated that Prussia has formally
adhered to the prim:4les laid dowaia Prince Gortchakers
despatch. The Neapolitan sacatlon has not of late bora the
subject of any declaration er comasaltaticia in which
Prussia has boas warned.

THE REACTION IN SPAIN.

MAN 01111 OWN COII.IIIPONDINT )
PARIS, TEDWIDLY EVININO.
Telegraphic advioss from Madrid, dated yesterday,
announce that the thainortissentent of church property
is suspended, and all sales now pending are annullrd.

The Conomdat is re-established in full force and
vigour, and all ordinances, provisions, and regulations
to the contrary ar. annalist

The Governore of Coruna, Ciudad Real, Pgsts
Vara, Alicante, Toledo, and Cordova are distnisNd.
M. Arguelles Is appointed Director General of the
Colouts&

The railway from Madrid to Bayonne is definitively
adjudged to M. Pereira.