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

TEE 111PRNES, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1858.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. :

THE
!!NEAPOLITAN CNRyION.---AURTEIAN.
NOTE Ttk FRANCE.
Ford of yesterday ambit! the foll Owing from
a soriespandent at Visual, dated the 6th :
!4 At kerb Austria her taken a decided step to-
wards iedieatiog the part she intends to play in the

complications of Naples. Shortly after the publics.
tion of Prince Oortshakoff's eines,, our oabiust—l
have the intelligence from an lodisputable scone—
sent to Paris a note coached in much more energetic
terms then asy previous communication. In this note
France is urged, in an amicable but very earnest
spirit, not to allow herself to be dragged by England
into employing demonstrative measures against the
King of Naples, which would hays the character
of a pressure or a menace, but to confine
herself, as Austria has dose, to friendly representa-
tions. which do no injury to the sovereign rights of
that monarch.

" It would hardly be risible for an explicit reply
to this note to have narked Vienna by this time, but
the French government has already, by 11111111113 of the
telegraph, seat very rewiring explanatiou, dispos-
ing altogether of the apprehensions relative to the
pretended naval expedition, and leading is to hope
that England, if she persists in certain demonstra-
tions, will remain perfectly isolated—a fat se/Went
to cause her to renounce, fa the moment, *Tay pro-
ject of the kind. I uneven wind that at the requestof
Autria the Freesia government has positively declared
to the British Ministers, that it will notion in a move-
ment having the appearance of intimidation. Thu
the words of Prince Gortehakeff, which, according
to the English press, were to bad no echo, were not
uttered in vain, bat have hated a sympathede reap.
tie° which will doable their moral effect."
A similar statement, so far es the note is eon-
earned, is made in a letter from Vienna, which we
find in the Gault@ d'Agagsbourg.
The following is a despatch from Naples, dated
the 4th :—" The political trial which has been going
on for some time past is emended, and the follow-
ing Notate, delivered :—Mignow has been on-
downed to banishment for lite, Mauro Danplie for
twelve years, and the priest Duke° for two yew.
The monk Roggero and another have been set at
liberty. The King and the Dike de Calabria arrived
here from Gaeta on the 30th ult. General Martini
hes ban received by the Bing, and at the eueclusion
of the conference a waned of ministers assembled."

BANK OF FRANCE.

(sr Nunez mu) sr
Orkoz con OWN

PARIS, FIWAT MCIUNIXO.

The Menlo., of this day Publishes the monthly
returns of the Bank of France to Thursday, Oct. 9.
We give the most important items, with the cor-
responding figures of last month, is repards

Oct. INC
Oda sad ballkot, Paris 77,0112,910 .... 114121.401
Ditto ditto km& Make
Bills discounted. Puls 171,964426 .... 221,0344112
Ditto Womb basks
Natio is earealaMa, Park!
Ditto hawk bulks
tnasary Minolta
Private illemalie, Paris 119,666,763 .... 196014183
Ditto braask beaks
itdvaasod era public seearlties 78,027,936 .... 73,420,338
Ditto by beta& bake
Advamed ea railway smarities 13,060,000 .... 34223,100
Diem by broach brake 17,211,100 .... 17320,900
Thomases:runts ere most significant. Notwithstand-
ing the great efforts which the tank has made to
supply itself with bullion in this market, the demean
ander the bead of coin sad bullion is no less than
69,332,646 francs. The Tresasry mount is about
17.000,000 franca Ism than last month. The ad-
vances on government securities have declassed
by 2,963,430 francs.

CANADA.

(IT 11•011/ITIC
(rim ova OWN

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY.
Last night the Montreal Ocean Steam Ship Com-
pany's screw steamer, Canadian (Captain Ballantine),
arrived in the Mersey.
She left Quebec on the 28th ult., with 112 pas-
simper.
No news of importance.
Commercial ears are quiet and the timber trade
steady.

N OF THE MOSCOW FETES.-
THE FIREWORKS.

(PROM ♦ 00/111111011Dirt)
Reds eeronat opus, the For darts**, has finished
the Moscow feetivites, and the holy city, with its
extraordinary baildin mite innumerable churches, and
its variegated populatioo, returns to its normal state of
tranquility. After the "Pectin" the firewoeks formed
the great feature of the people's share of the fan,
and consequently much expectation had been raised,
sod considerable gossip had circulated respeeting
them for many days previous to their coming
As the popular organ of wonder always delights in
stet/Was, the number and cow of the various items
had been circumstantially stated, and there was not
a zasjik who was not ready to swear that there
would be at least one bouquet of 40,000 rockets, every
one of which was worth two roubles. Bat the
judicious shook their heeds as they looked up
at the continuously lowering sky, and ex-
paaded their umbrellas to the pitiless perse-
vering, through and through, soaking rain. Each
party has now has its triumph, the inellke have as-
sisted at the fireworks without saturated sheepskins,
and the weather prophets been jutified by a density
of atmosphere that dimmed the brilliancy of the
most vivacious tourbillon, and enveloped the imperial
balcony as with a pall during surly the whole of
the evening. The site wan also admirably chosen,
both for sight-using and for immunity from acci-
dents. The college of the Yetku cadets is :beautital
building, forming the residence of a wealthy nut-
chant, and is situated far away from Kremlin acid
Venkoi, over in Sheppok, beloved of steam-boiler
factories and cotton a Fabriks." The ironed le al-
most amphithestrie is form, so that in spite of ob-
&tractive Cossacks. and surly genedarmee, in
cloaks of enormous amplitude, everything that
steed upon two legs had a full view of everything
that was able to emerge from the smoke, which was
enough to make the Londoner. reminiscent of his
dear native November fogs, decidedly nostalgic. As
anal, averythieg wu military in its character. Tits
Emperor to fall uniform, the wart in ditto, the diplo-
mats emulating the imperial footmen in the redun-
dancy of their gold loom, and the French, Spaniards,
and Axietriaas in ell the perplexing variety of the
military harlequins'''. Right opposite to the imperial
balcony. the Nava Arch was filled by singe tramps-
wasey, telling all those who were up in Harman bow
um Ivan floussarim had saved the life of the Emu..
lee Nicholas, and the means spreadi. You
will ere by the plated programme, which
I mad, ad which will be a 'Nodally

Isedfailish amateurs in pyrotechniosltow grand and
viand Jim =Mitten was intended to be, bat,
unfortunately, the first two or three flights filled the
whole vicinity of the imperial balconies with a
smoke u blink as we are accustomed to see floating
over the Thome', and the remain* could only be
disoerned in fitful flashes, picturesque certainly, bat
decidedly unintelligible. We had ma to also; amongst
the rest, an arrangement (which would have done
honour to Jana) of the "National Hymn," the
drum parts to be played by cannon, to be heinously
let off for the purpose. I had previously attended a
rehearsal of this grand effect, and must confess had
not formed any very sanguine expectations of its suo-
one. The plan was to have electric wires communi-
cating with all the tomb-holes of the gone, the other
ends being appended to the keys of a piano, at which
the maestro was to preside, aad deal oat with due
precision this novel and astounding accompaniment.
But galvanic batteries will have their little whims
and caprices, as well as ourselves, and consequently,
sometimes the guns hung fire, and meatiness went off
too soon, so that although making a cuff oient amount
of crash they were quite as suesessful in creating
confusion. As with the rehearsal so with
the performance. The thousand chanters and two
thousand musicians were frequently thrown out in
the most solemn pussies in the " National Hymn" by
a cannonade, which, had it come in at the proper time,
would have produced literally an electric effect.
However, every one had ones to be pleased
and astonished, and Russia is not a country where
people are apt t 7 find fault when it is the imperial
pleasure that universal good-humour should prevail.
Everything went off well, and the vast crowds re-'
tired in the most orderly manner, as is the custom in
Russia. A few inujika trampled to death, more or
less would not justify me in qualifying this asser-
tion, as the fact is never considered worth mentioning
even in " the boil papers."

FRANCE.

PARIS, TztrasaLT Evaxnga.

There is a report to-day thatM. Magoe,;;Mi.
sister of Finances, will replan, Count d'Argout as
governor of the Beak t that M. Fould will take the
ministry of finance, leaving hie place—Minister of
State—to be occupied by H. Persigny, now amber
odor at London.
Marshal Castellano, comminder-in•chiel at Lyone,
has arrived at Palle, having, it is said, been sent for
by the government.
"The Emperor sad Empress," says the
Sport, " went oa a shooting excursion is
the Park of Bt. Cloud two days back. Her
Majesty wore an elegant costume of green cloth, com-
posed of a skirt and jacket, ornamented with gold
buttons, and a round hat with a plume of feathers.
Two sub-officers of the Charmers of the Guard at-
tended on the Empress to carry her fowling-pieces.
Her Majesty killed nine plummets out of dfty-three
shot daring the excursion. There will be hunting
sod shooting matches altearately every five days at
Oisapieges until November. The carrousel which is
Negate fa the series of fetes at Compiigne will have
thin partleniarity, that all the horsemen will be
emeested on Arabian borne of the same eke and
sieves. They are a greyish-white and belonged to
the aid regiment of the 4th Masseurs, now trans-
formed unto a regiment of the guard."
_ _

The Cosetustionisel continues its favourable oom-
meets on the report drawn up by the Minister of
Finance, and thus explains the present financial
oriels :

Tb. fall in the palate leads, as the Mishear a Reams
salaam, with jostler, pawed. adaar hem s want of ma-
Adam see from the diasinatisa of saMtal la Frames—aot
from as abosam of solidity la the mearities, hat has the
saltalieity of the latter. Whoa governmant, attar having
matrasted the loam matted he oh. ozpeadltaro of the Cri-
mson war, dadarml that It would sat permit say fresh eater
pinto he quoted on tbo Iman,ft sand a salutary warning.
This was as Invitation to prudence and modoratios ; bat
anfortanataily t►. invitation was not sompted, or primps It
was sat understood. Iltessalatioa sada progress; new
projosts were formed, mad, what is worm, Prance beanie
the main of a series of sososopolitaa schemes, which ware
atehlistad with our sapitaL The limit of the disposable
resources of oar mu*, was thus passed over, and whoa
tha sew securities taro glows on the market as unavoid-
able dapresiatios of their value took place. With respect
to tha ateattary embarrassments, they prorated likewise
from the paggerstiom of rpesalatioa. Without a doubt.
the azportatirm of precious metals which ha taken plate
la .at., to pay for the .era and silk weaned abroad, has
partially sawed them .shams-maeatt. Bat elis rarity of
Mallioa has been produesd elderly by as Ladino* of the
mass of aaw par kaki and satarpriese ; thin have damned
Imam over an istaity a pleas, and the sameasy has not
disappeared, bat has hsos spread over the mamas work-
shops when publior weeks an carried it.

It is a sign Meant fact that oat of 106 gendarme
who were east to Cayenne three years ago as a
guard for the prisoners, only minty an now living.
Mohamed All Nolte, brother of the Bing of Egypt,
has arrived at Marseilles, and is on his way to Par's
with his unite.