The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-16 00:00:00

NAPLES.

The latest news from Naples states that General
Filangieri he, obtained leave of absence, on account
of ill health. The public regard this as a diNituised
dismissal. It is further stated that the Austrian
party in Naples have triumphed, and that no re-
forms are to be expected. A new anti-reform
ministry is spoken of.

THE EAST.
The following has brim received at Mr. Htuter'm
office :

TRIESTS, Strr.l6.
The Austrian Lloyd's steamer just arrived belga
the following advicea:
" CONSTANTINOPLE, Seer. 10.
"The line-of-battle ship Fethin has taken reinforce-
ments to Candia, and Kabul Effendi has been sent
there as commissioner extraordinary from the
government.
" Freshaffrays have taken place between Chris-
tians and Druses in the Lebanon.

SMYRNA, Sr.rr. 9.

" In consequence of a judicial investigation the
Prussian Consul, General Spngelth►l, hu been
suspended, and the business of the Consulate has
been translated in the mesntime to the Dutch
Consul."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PAWS, TEVZZDAT EVENING.

The Chinese question, in the absence of news from
Italy, absorbs the pub:ic attention. Its necessary
tendency to bind up the Anglo-French alliance is
admitted on all hands; and, with certain ultramon-
tens exceptions, is bailed with universal satisfac-
tion.

Turning to Italy, the fact of the insertion in this
day's Mositair of the Bergamo petition to the
Emperor is naturally interpreted favourably for the
cause of Italian independence. In discussing this
petition, with its 10,717 signatures, the Presse
says: _ _ .

It apy nre, then, that the people of Bergamo are resigned
to see Venice remain In the power. of Auetria, provided
some alleviation Is brought to its sufferings; but they prey
that the frontiers of the new kingdom chill not remain
deprived of their notional dilemma ; meaning, of course, that
Poseidon and Mantua shell be Included in the 1:01111101111 of
Amtria, The addreas says nothing against the restoratioa
of the dukes.

Prince Metternich is expected in Paris today;
his return will, it is believed, throw some light
upon the Italian situation. The Univers publishes a
letter from Turin in which it is stated that the
Sardinian cabinet had received a communication
from Paris, conceived in the same spirit as the
'detainer manifesto, precious to the appearance of
that document. This explains the recent observa-
tion of the (Independence, that the article in the
Mualleur had nothing new or unexpected for the
King of Sardinia.
The offici►l Giornale di Roma says: _ _ _

In order to ascertain whet is the reel popslar feeling In
Romagna, It orifices to OLUIVIIe the lists end qualitiediuns
of the *laden who named the depudea of ;ha so-called
nation,' amembly. It may be boldly smarted that mote
than two-tbirds of the people (seedbed abstained from voting,
ht spit, of the pressure brought to Star upon them. It may
be adeLd that eve was taken to omit many tames from
the lista, especially those of the Chloe of country people.
Tins bold awertion would look a trifle less
audacious, if supported by a few proofs. It has the
tree " infallible " smack about it.

The /Iv/spew:tufa takes a favourable view of the
Italian prospects. It saps:
. .

From good to better. 'BUG at Bologna the assembly
proclaim the !annexation of the Legetlons to Piedmont, while
from Parma and Modena goes forth the deputation which
bears to King Victor Bommulusl the resolution of the people,
while Tammy hast.ne to inaugaree its admistration in the
same of the Kiog it has chum, at Rome, it is mid, that a
new programme is ebnit to be imprint' for the conaidtretkrit
of the Holy See. When ell is aceoroplished, we shall be
able to return alma* and cordial thank* to France, not only
for what she has dons for us, and bee allowed se to do, but also
fur what she has not done herself, in order that we might do
it ourselves.

Tae Faire regrets that the Bergamo petition has
been published without date, became it would have
been satisfactory to be able to see in it a direct pro-
test against the scandalous scenes which have
recently occurred at Bergamo, the first—and lot us
hope the last—blot which will have been cast upon
the revolution, or rather regeneration, of Italy.
There is a general disposition to believe that the
necessity for a common and vigorous action in the
Eastern seas hu already bad the effect of bringing
the French and English governments together on
the Italian questiou.
The Bourse was firm to-day, and 000fidecos seems
gradually revivieg. As yet the transactions are
limited, owing to the absence of speculation. Spa-

lush stock was to-day dealt in for the account, the
transactions having hitherto been only for Mk and
a certain activity was observable in these neuritic,.
Mobilier was in demand, as also French railways.
Rentes left off at 68fr. 70c., both for cash and
account, being a rise of 15c. and 6c. respectively.
Mobilier, 790 fr. cash, and 7821 r. 50c. account, which
was a rise of 7fr. 600. cuh, and a fall of aft. 50e.
account.