The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-23 00:00:00

TRIESTE.

A letter from Trieste of the 17th inst. says :
Fresh errata are &Misting the inhabitants of our desolate
town. Signor G. Seale, outlier of • well-known and re-
spectable nieroantile house, sad Signor Ravasini, a person of
respectability, have been arrested for openly expressing
their opinion that our country was falling into ruin under
its Austrian rulers. Kell, the Director of Police, the Com-
missary Parma and Bresclani are arbitrarily playing the
part of the inquisitors of old, and persecuting and arresting
at their pleasure. The Triestines and the latrines generally
are emigrating in mailer to Milan, where many have doze-
ailed themes/vim: many have entered the Piedmontese
army. The impeniel wed Reysl Gazette summons the nu-
merous Triestlei and Istrian emigrants to pedant them-
selves hdere the Imperial and Royal Pretorahip within
three maths. A court-martial is vigorously at work at
Trieste. Ts'.iky it has been trying the distinguished
actor, Giessili of Capo d'lstria, one of the many martyrs of
Wig who have striven together with us to shake off the
Austrian yoke. Is the face of the general discontent of the
population, the Chamber of Commerce, at the instigation
of Re Imperial and Royal President, Vireo, baa boned a
law prohibiting porters from carrying their kJ:IITM or hooks
except in working hours. To exasperate people still more,
our vile municipal authorities, in spite of the sovereign
decree that instruction should be given in the Italian lan-
guage, hove done away with it, notwithstanding fervent
petitions signed by more than 4,000 persons, and have
substituted instruction in German, which nobody wanted.
In short, insurrection is imminent, and we are only waiting
for the aid of our toethren beyond the Mincio. All
Italians here are thoroughly tired of our bad government,
and impatient to join their lot to that of their common
country.

PORTUGAL

(1101 ova OWN

LISBON, Nov. 17.
The Diario do Governlias published an order
that the officers and men of the Portuguese navy
assume mourning for the space of three days, in
Inemory of the death of Admiral Sir Charles Napier,
itho was Count of Cape St. Vincent, in the Portu-
guese Peerage. Moreover, the keel of a war
schooner has been laid in the Royal Arsenal, which
Lto be called the " Admiral Napier," in comme-
moration of his services in the so-called war of in-
dependence in this country.
The weather has become very wet and tem -
tuous ; rain has been wanted, but there has lately
fallen a much greater quantity than was necessary.
The subscription for the erection of a monument
to the memory of the celebrated Lusitanian poet,
Luis de Camoens, amounts now tothe sum of 1,0001.,
and I believe the work will soon be commenced.
The Plymouth division of the Channel fleet has
arrived, and is now riding at anchor in the Tagus.
There was no occurrence worthy of remark during
the voyage.
Part of the crew of the British transport Perseve-
rance will be drafted on board the fleet ; the rest,
and the officers, will return to England.
Exchange on London was quoted 544 ; Paris,
5.28 ; Amsterdam, 424 ; Rambo% 48 ; Genoa,
5.27 ; Rents., 3 per oent., 48f ; Coupons, 45641);
Deferred, 374 • Bank of Portugal shares, ;
Commercial Bank of Oporto, 260 ; Mercantile Bank,
260 milreia.

The Clamor Pieblico of Madrid complains that the
policy of the cabinet is marked with great indecision, and it
mays that the journals which defend that policy being them-
selves undecided also, speak in this wise :—On Sundays, in
favour of Italy, Victor Emmanuel, and Garibaldi ; on
Mondays, against the Pops and hi temporal power ; on
Tuesdays, in fitvoctr of that power, and with sympathy for
the afflictions of his Holiness; on Wednesdays, violent
against France and England ; on Thursdays, in favour of
both ; on Fridays, furious against Francis 11. and the Au.-
trims ; and on Saturdays they suspend their judgments.
General Mrs and the late Pro-Dictator Palle-
skull arrived at Genoa on the 18th. The deputations
charged with the address of the Senate and of the Lower
House to the King were to leave Turin and Gonna yester-
day. More than sixty of the memtien of both houses will
accompany the deputations, and they will proceed to Naples
or Palermo, according as the King shall be reported to be
at either of those towns.