The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-23 00:00:00

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" Nsw OILIANII, JULY 9.
Ie 00Itos ale very doll, and prices are sealer,
4itbsegis q - are nominally unchanged. Sala;
se the week amounted to 7,000 bales.
"Steam-ship Fulton. from Ihmtbampton, was in.

tempted off Cape Race on the 10th instant, and her
news telegraphed to New York.*

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

PARIS, TEVISDAT Evaartwo.

The Conference, which is considering the question I
of the organisation of the Principalities, held its
twelfth sitting to-day at the Hotel of the Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
The town of Cherbourg already presents an zuli-
mated appearance. Several English are observed
in the streets, and many others will shortly land.
A letter from Saint Etienne, in the &kit Pellie,
states that twenty arrests were made in that c$ on
the night of the 16th. A discovery was made, it is
said, of grenades similar to those need by Orsini
and his accomplices; three at least of theft fright-
ful inventions were seized. The persons exulted
are of the working clam and, for the most part,
strangers to Saint Etienne.
The following telegram ha been received from
Mansilles :

At Candle the Christiana him either betrioedcd them-
rive' or token to tight. A deptztation of the luatunutte hr
declared that say huh atieespe Weald be avenged. The
Tarkimit adndesrpiamlissil Ws 'protiisdos lo tie Cb4dims,
particularly if they *Geld conolutraln la their quertir, yule,
the gaud of troops. The elerietiene rebus& Seed Paola
arrived on the 12th at Ceadla; he yerbany oudtuned tke
cotteeeeloos made ; bat the Cluntires ineleeed an the pre-
tamed dream being delivered to them The Contend-
nople journals of the 14th July do not Amnon the Jeddah
0111110101111.

The Neapolitan government, which is usually very
sparing of its diplomatic publications, has adopted
another mule in the affair of the Cagliari. It has
despatched • document to the various European
legations containing the English text and Italian
translation of the opinions given by the English
crown lawyers, with comments and refutations.
Seven of these opinions proceed from the Palmerston
cabinet, and three from that of Lord Derby. The
document seeks to confute the arguments employed
by the Attorney-General, Sir Fitzroy Belly, who
maintained the illegality of the capture of the
Cagliari. The document also tries to maintain the
legality of the refuel given to the application of the
English engineers to confer with their consuL

THE NEW NORWEGIAN LOAN.

TSMISDAT.

ITALY.

THE TWO SICILIES.

(11101( OVR ORS

The Three per Cents. closed to-day at 68fr. 26c.
for the end of the month, and the Four-and-a-Ralf
per Cents. at 95fr. 80c. ; Crimea Railway Shares,
1,250 fr. ; Great Northern, 910 fr. ; Strasburg, 831 fr.
260.; Paris to Lyons and the Mediterranean,
737 fr. 600.; Western of France, 590 fr.; Berdoarox
and Cette, 500 fr. ; Lyons and Genera, 578 fr. 250.;
Bank of Credit Mobilier, 813 fr. '160.; Austrian
Railways, 827 fr. 50c.; Roman Railways, 470 fr.;
Frisian Railways, 601 fr. 25c.
Corsa

'ears, Jody 22.—Ni Prism—
Foormid-a-Hall per Cods. (not reinburmhis tor 10 years),
96fr. 760. 700. SOc.; Four per Cants., 86:r.; Throe per Cants.,
88fr. 260. 20e. ; Treasury Bonds, Si per mot. at me month ;
Bank of France, 3,0904. 3,100:t.; Credit Fonder, 0003%;
ditto, Obligations, of 6001., Four per Coate, 440 fr. 446 fr. ;
ditto, Throe per Cents., 4061,. ; ditto, Troths, Four per
Carta., 911,. 26c. 92fr. 600. SKr. 760. 911,. 260. 93fr.
76a.; ditto, Tenths, Throe per Cants., Mfr.; Credit
8071,. 600. 1110 fr. 009 tr. 760. 6101,. ;
Disconat Bonk, 6960.; Skohmatess Fin per
Canto, 89fr. 75e. ; Austrian Phu per Canto, 92fr. ;
Belgian Four-and-a-lialf per Coots., 99}; Raman Loan,
90f ; Spanish Deferred Cremated Debt, 27; ditto, Three
per Cents., Exterior, 431 i. Ihrohaugo m Landow at eight,
paper, Mfr. 9e.; money, 261,. 610.; three months, paper,
241,.90e. ; mousy, 24fr. 870.

The new Norwegian Loan of 10,800,000 marks
bunco, guaranteed by the Storthing, negotiated by
the house of Heins, the North German Bank, and
the house of Erlanger, collectively, has been favour-
ably received, and considerable tranaactions done
at 98.

NAPLBEI, Jinx 13.
Were my letters to be collected they might form
a volume which would not inappropriately be called
" The Book of Martyrs." So many sad private hie-
tories have been detailed by me during the last few
years, that on looking back upon them I myself am
aitonished, and.the 11 XIV so that time has not shaken
their truth. What proofs are they of organic dis-
ease, for the cure of which no remedy presents itself !
To the long list of sufferers already noted, I must
now add another political victim recently arrived at
Preside. Francesco Valenti:4 of Cosenza, after
lying in concealment foe many years, having sue-
, rendered on the usnrance of the government that lie
would be treated with consideration, has been con-
, damned by the Greed Court of Cosenza to 26
1 esesin Woe. His swims consisted in his
having been a captain In the National Gifted
in the year 1848, and in having relented the
exomses of the government after the 16th May.
Week in health he hai just arrived in the Bari* of
Procida, where, mixed up with the common prisoners,
he is confined in a damp room. He is the last of gt
large and respectable family, which his been rah*
to poverty by
.political prosecutions. Valentina bin
arrived just in time to take the place of anther
victim who his this week been liberated by
universal liberater—death. A telegraphic
twoorthree daysaince,wassrntfrosiCalabria, 4111."
to one of the condemned wretches in Proci.
family bad paid for the telegram, and they antici-
pated an answer. The answer was very laconic :
" The individual to whom the dispatch was
directed is dead." Evar7 day the
opened for some one of these e
political victims, or their friends worn down by
sorrow, end yet the government perseveres in its
coarse with an alacrity which awakens surprise,
The imagination sersetunes labours to invent mate-
rials for tragedy ; but in this unhappy kingdom the
pen may run riot amongst the innumerable and
fiat facts which present themselves. Every
family has its sorrow and its victim, and heartless-
nem and via we often the results of a self-abandon-
event promptsdby desperation. My representations
will appear to many to be extravagant; but I ask to
be behemad, if only on the notaions bets ef the
sulkeiege Meted en &Wilms sea Bardiablis
during the het year. If the Neepeillim goverment
will ban to haat subjects eaue pews suis ta a
way which has excited the %Moeda it ,
what will it not do le kit own NM kindlyZs?
pt the death of Fresseto,.aeseff the Sardinian I
meetly returned be Goma% gee will have
Criedy throegh other soirees. I weighed his malady
almost from its conuneneemeet. He attributed it to
the treatment he hid received. The Sardinian
Minister made repeated efforts to procure his con-
ditional release, as was greeted in the ease of Watt,
but it was invariably retamd,ead two days after
hie arrival in Owes tho..mildbw died. What
would be an ean bit grave P
In the men May Wig
jpeds
hlishsdarrassi !i wisp of sais OA 4
tell in the Olateet. At that tuns I
sae:awed toumpsee the mils of a plan which no-
dered a eoaditioa of aseislempe almost a declaration
of insolvency. On Sates tilkai VI& last another
" M ailstertale was published, to the effect that " the
interest of 31 per cent. on loans to merchants on
goods deposited in the Custom-house will be re-,