The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-06 00:00:00

THE POPE AND THE KING OF NAPLES.

The Giornale di Roma has publishod the sove-
reign act of the King of Naples without the
slightest comment.
A letter from Rome of the 30th ult., in the
Monde (ultramontane journal), says :

The King of Naples, at the moment of ceding to the
menaces of the revolution and to foreign exigencies,
addressed • letter to the Pope, (iodating that he felt great
agony of mind and imploring advice ; but he wrote from
his bed, and is • manner which showed that he had
already ceded almost everything. Pius reply, made
use of many affectionate and paternal expressions, bat did
not fail to point out the dangers to which concessions
would subject his Majesty, those which they would
inevitably bring on his people, and the inappreciable
injury they would do to religion, to the honour of his
house, to justice, to law, and to all the sentiments which
sovereigns are bound to respect.
A letter of June 30 says :

General de lAmorici4e is ►bout to go to Spolete. He
her established in the valley near that town, which is celled
the PU4OO dell Umbria, a camp of 12,000 men, with four
batteries of artillery.

FRANCE.

PARIS, JCLY 6.

The session of the Corps legislatif, which was to
be concluded on the 14th instant, will be prolonged
to the 21st July, on account of the amount of
business still remaining for discussion.
Notwithstanding the denial given by the Pays to
the news of the resignation of the Marquis d'An-
tonini, the Neapolitan ambassador, it is certain that
the Marquis has officially announced to M.
Thouvenel and to the members of the diplomatic
corps that he has sent his resignation to Naples.

THE CONFERENCE.
BERNE, Jrcy 6.
The Minister of England to the Helvetic Con-
federation has declared to the President, in the
name of Lord John Russell, that England has
given in her adhesion to the proposal of s Euro-
pean conference. The English Minister expressed
on this occasion the firm intention of supporting
the Tight of Switzerland to claim new guarantees
for the maintenance of her neutrality.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, JULY 5.
The new ministry has been formed by the Mar-
quis de LouLS as follows :
Marquis de Lou ... President.
Senhor Kemo Masai Justice.
Senhor ... Foreign Affairs.
Senhor Garcius ... War.
Senhor Beutoda Silva ... ... Marine.
Senhor Horta ... Public Works.

GERMANY.

The Paris Prose cites as worthy of notice the
following correspondence from Baden-Baden, dated
July 3 :

The Emperor Napoleon has invited the Prince Regent of
Prussia to visit the Chalons camp, suggesting at the IRMO
time that the month of September would be the best time.
It is, therefore, net impossible that the prince may go there.
During the meeting at Baden, the kings anti ministers of
the secondary states endeavoured, in vain, to persuade the
Regent to change his home policy. Wie official journals of
Stuttgart* Dresden, kc., talk es if their governments bad
suceseded in bringing Prussia into the Wuraburg league,but
they are quite wrong. The King of Wurtemberg having
begged the Regent to take measure' against the " National
Oonandttee," the latter replied that the law of Prussia did
not prohibit such societies, so long es they did nothing
against the established order of thinp. His ministers
kw* found nothing illegal in the constitution of this coin.
mitten, he refused to dissolve it. The " military cabinet,"
which accompanied the Regent to Baden, WOTIUI night and
day under the direction of General Mantetiffel. The
Moister at War is also at Baden. These two personages
&wire to complete the new organisation of the army with
all speed.

The Prase has reason to believe that, with the