The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-18 00:00:00

ROME.

The strictest orders have been given by the Papal
government to exclude the posthumous works of
Elioberti, which are about to be published at Turin,
from the Roman States.

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

TRIESTE, SATURDAY.
Constantinople letters of the Bth state that the
English Admire has left Odessa for Trebizond, to
see to the restitution of Ears.

A deputation of sixty Ctreassians was expected at
Constantinople.

Goods have been set fire to in the custom-home
and port of the Pumas. The French, it is said, will
evacuate Greece in Septemb2r.
MARSEILLES, SATURDAY
The Clyde has arrived with Constantinople letters
to the 7th.

The Montenegrins threaten raveral district' of
Turkey, and %orchid Paoha has demanded reinforce.
meats. A part ot the Imperial Guard was about to
' embark. In a combat which occurred at Podgorizs,
the churches and mosques were destroyed.
The revolt of the province ot Van has been put
down.

The Austrian internuncio at Constantinople has
given a Id's to Admiral Lyons.
Kuprinli P.cha has put off his departure for
Odessa, the Ottoman Porte bring still waiting for the
official notification of the accession of the Czar
Alexander 11.

rue of five

The Constantinople journals mention a
piutres is wheat from the Danube and the Sea of
Azoff. Nevertheless, the harvest is considered good,
except in Asia.
Letters from Greece announce that Admiral Boiiet•
Witt utees had made preparations to celebrate the
Fe:e Napoleon by a mock fight representing the
battle of Lepanto.

A Paris correspoodence in the Augsburg Gazette
says that Russia is about to publish a circular on
the subject of the English demonstration at the Wit

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of Serpents.
A letter from Warsaw in the Hamburg News my':
In addition to the rtpresentivives of Flub nob lily, Me
representable of comm. roe will be present at the corone •
tion Ides. The towns of Warsaw, Lublin, It indent, Ploak,,
end Suwalki, hove each been called on to appoint a rsprtw
tentative.
A St. Petersburg correspondent of Le .Nord wilt*
u follows :

At • sitting recently held by the board of the Credit In.
stittitioes, the Minister of FIOIIIICO, on presentirg a report
of the operations of these in•titutions in 1855, said: 11!;.::".*
full of isterestiog detail. about the financial movement of
last year. The loan el2OO millions of Imam made in 1855
is entirely !sallied and in the bends of the government,
whim a e.proisi iund, formed from an annual payment of 2
per cent. on the noisiest value of the loan will be arranged
is 1829 for the redemption of this debt. Of the eight series
of bonds, dating from 1848, which by the terms of the rege.
lation were to be withdrawn trun circulation in 18.56, fire
have been replaced by sew bonds, end f .ur fresh series,
each for 12 millions of francs, have been issued to meet the
necessities of the National Treasury.
The national debt represented on the let of Janneria
1866, the sum of 2,133.095,128 f. The eap:tal of the Loon-
Bank amounted to 208 477,0961., and to n ** to
13,629,326 f. The capital of the Commercial Bank wM
41,434,692 f , and its sevenue 4,374,476 f. The minister to-
wards the Conclusion of his speech directed the attention of
the board to this remarkable fact, that cotwithateading the
war the credit institutions of the empire worked MOON
fully in 1855, and that their credit bed not hien In the
slightest degree affected. Now that peace has come, and
will give such an impulm to our trade and industry, let en
hope that the Commercial Bonk, renouniiag the excessive
prudence that has hitherto prevented it from deriving all
the profit it might have COOO from its capital, will take an
motive end beneficial part is the finsecial movement that
fresh enterprises are about to giro rise to in our country.

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.

(NT ELZOTILIC ♦ND INTIANATIONAL TILSONAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, Auo. 17.

The United States mail steam-ship Ericsson, Cap.
taro Lowber, which left New York on the god Mat.,
has arrived. She has brought twenty passenger%
but no specie.
Her dates have been anticipated.

TEE MEDITERRANEAN SUBMARINE
TELEGRAPH.

The Mediterranean Electric Telegraphic Company
has communicated the following :
"By a despeteb received from Mr. Brett, and dated
Saturday, Aug. 16, near th • Isle of CiMits, on the Algerian
lout, ►e sends intelligence of his arrival with the cable and
communisation in excellent condition, trier having sue-
esiestally pissed depths of 2,000 metres. Between this point
and Bona the water is only 150 fathoms decy. The cur-
rents and fogs cnnpi lied the vessel to go out of her coarse,
and instead of ruching Balite at eight in the morning she
did not mice till sin in the evening. M. Deism irche and
the commandaat of the Teeter have gone to B3na to proclaim
matesials for fastening the cable on the I.le of Balite, and
a despatch has been sent to London to order a cable of eat
lieiest Length to mach Bona."

MORTALITY ON SIIIP-BOARD.—The Hope, of Lea-
don, from H to Cowes, was 'pokes no the 28th of
July, is lit. 3$ N 1 At 72 W. with her men dead, sod mat
of reassiniog crew lock with terry, by the Astutely,
Dusts., snivel bore.—New York, August 2.
The Postmotater General has given notice that a
ship mall will be made sio for the Cape of Goad Rope, to be
seat oat by the Neuter steamer, which is advertised to ea
on the 251 t inst.
The British chaplaincy at Heidelberg hots become
vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Frederick Ford.