The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

THE TWO SICILIES.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 6.

The Italian mail packet, which his been delayed
four days by tempeatuotut weather, arrived this
afternoon. She brings advice' from Naples to the
29th ult.

The army of the Abruzso will go into canton-
ments daring the winter.
Sicily is more tranquil.
Large public works are spoken of as about to be
commenced throughout the kingdom.

It is asserted that the principle of an amnesty had
been decided on.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 6.
An official decree has been published appointing
Oeii& O'Donnell oommandar-in-chief.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, 81:NDAT.
The "fuer-ion Correspersderece publishes an article
which commences by stating that some foreign
papers had given an incoffect and partly a false
account of certain events connected with the meeting
between a high Austrian functionary and several
Hungarian magnates. The article expresses regret
for the controversy on this subject in some home
newspapers, as the principal want at the present
moment is moderation and the strengthening of the
moral peace between the different nations oomprising
the Austrian empire, and concludes by expressing a
hope that this conviction will soon become general.

THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION.
CASSEL, Nov. 5.
In the secret sitting of the second Chamber to-day
the proposal of M. Herrleins, to present an address
to the Elector in favour of the re-establishment of
the constitution of 1831, has been definitively agreed
to by 38 against 5 votes.

EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Ocr. 28.
The English General Malcolm has presented a
rich present from Queen Victoria to daid Pacha.
The English authorities are making preparations
here for the transport of troops to China.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, SATURDAY, 12.10 P.M.
An improved feeling is apparent on the Bonne.
Rastas opsii, 69.85.

3,35 P.m.

All funds have risen materially. The final quota-
tion of Reales is 70.13, showiog a rise of 1 sins
yesterday.

The Sydney Herald complains that there is no
ladies* gallery is the enlarged Legislative Amenably
" Red each accommodation been provided we bare no doubt

that there would have been many fair listeners to the war of
wards which is sightly waged in this hall, and their pre-
sence would have dune much towards softening the acrimony
of debate..•

A bill to enable joint-stock banking companies to
be formed on the principle of limited liability was mad a se-
cond tines In the Legisletive Connell of India on the 6th of
September, and wee referred to a select committee, who are
es repeat thereon after the 10th of December mot.
Tbs Botanic Gardena at Melbourne are said to be
• daily bimetal ander the ammegenerat of the ruperintendent,
Dr. Moeller. Lugs aviaries hem beets built for the natu-
ralistic.' al made birds, sad plant-homed Greeted for the re.
empties el thefire• of tropiosl region'. The perliaaaast bee
voted the sum of 18,0301. fur • now iron knee monad the
man Dealt of the gardees. The ground set aside for the
Zealegfeel Gadgets bee now been fenced in, end 1,0001. Told
for pleating them. They are m present occupied by • dock
01 Wife and slmcsa (comiderably augmented in number
dace their aerial from liagland), some mucus, and Angora
goats.

" The principal topic of conversation in theatrical
dirks." said, s hlrlbourne paper, "is the oontamplated de-
parture fat liagiaad of Mr. O. V. Brooke. Os the 18th of
teat month ha took ►is bmilit at the Theatre Royal in the
character of Virgiatue—a magnifloeut toipersoustiou. At
the concluaion of the tragedy ha appeared Wen the curtala
in reopen.' to a call from the audience, and after expressiag
his thanks for the patronage bestowed on him, he
aneounced his intention of maim Is the October mail ship.
Ile mated that he had received malty maniacest otters from
English meagers which be did not think is justice to him-
mil ha could disregard , besides, he wee sezious to pay
shoot visit to his faintly. However, having made up his
naiad to live sad die in Australis, he peoutind to return ea
speedily es possible. Het. now playing at Sydney,"
" _ _

Tun Coscaass.—The course of Italian politics
daring the last few days has, if we can give credence to
shibmienta of considerable authority, been marked by three
events all tending to facilitate a SOW UM at aura permaneot
sad Feriae. The Freocb government is untierstood to have
given such expenations respecting its future action as to
diminish the distance between the ()auditions of Vallefrenca
sad the necessary guarantees of IWian indepatdenor. The
LOA gewerameat be., is oce•equerice, espresied, if not •
teal toeseat. at less( a far greater williegness to We part
le the deliberations of • waitress for tbe @Wilmot d the
Imliae ditlicultier. And the governments of Central hely
bees win ooavoked the National Asseellike of their is.
spec:efts Metre for the purpose of Sormelly teederieg the
regency over the provisoes offered in Iteg Victor lisueseoel
to his kinamao, Priem Carignan*. The last of than three
forte we csanot but consider as by far the most important,
for, stile all, It is by the steady and unflinching resolve at
the Italians themselves that the policy of France will be
mainly influenced, sad the goodwill of England both secured
aud reedited alosoloss.—lost.