The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-06 00:00:00

THE NEAPOLITAN QUESTION.

The Frankfort Journal speaks of a second Russian
note on the Neapolitan question of a' more recent
date than the one already published. This second
sole is stated to have been addressed to the French
government, and to have been written on the recep-
tion of intelligence from Paris announcing the for-
warding of an ultimatum and a demonstration
on the part of the Allied fiesta. It contains a
positive protest of the Ranier government against
any such proceeding. TLe Paris La Prow doubts the
existence of this note, in consequence of the mar
in which the Neapolitan question has been treated
for some time past. The .Nankfort Journal, it says.
probably confounds this note with a letter, which,
according to rumour, has been addressed by the
Emperor of Russia to the Emperor of the French,
and which letter, we are told, expresses. the satire
confidence of the Emperor Alexander in the prudenc e
and moderation of the Emperor Napoleon."
The National &limo of Berlin contains the fol-
lowing communication from Vienna, dated the 2nd:
The manta gives by the Ossito dr AliteiChe yesterday
of the afar, of Naples, is correct. It le gaits true that
the resigaation of Prince Persil% the Neapolitan Anther
seder here, was not accepted ; but, salag the asthma. of
his weasel; ha has mewed it, and dace then no intelli-
gens, from Naples relative either to the resignaties, sr to the
natters is the way of association, has naiad Visas&
All hopes now rest upon the laduaiss which N. Martial slay
be able to eurcise. We know that he has unlimited mars
from oar evert, and that be has arrived at his destination.
No sews, however, has yet been received from his; bat
the King's obstinacy doss not allow es to doubt the nature of
his deal resolve. No one ass be surprised that, is a gustiest
so delicate sad a rally coneersieg its interests, the imps.
risl cabinet dies its eyes with restless solicitude upon the
prognes devout& Oa the one hand, Ilk Iliad with a sa-
wn desire to keep on as saleable loath( with the Western
Powers; sad, on the other side, it saw the traditions of t►e
rights a ■atlsu sad of the sovereign menaced a ea aired
aspresedeated maser, and It Is neeessary to erlously coo.
elder the reeetion which the swats at Naples say have
sees Austria's Italian poreriess.

It is stated that the big/beat dignitaries of Naples, the
Prison &Irian°, Inlistalla sad others, have he soma tins
salted their Tolson to that of Prism Petra., In the onus-
roar to brio( about honourable and voluntary easismaloos,
het their efforts hare boos molar.

From the some city • correspondent writs. to the
Oaretfe du Wean:

It is twallnied that Y. de Nadal h the bearer of as
autograph letter from the Raptor, la which the mei
pasha repainted= an addrentd to the Ling of Naples.
N. Ratner, altatigh anaccosdal la hie efforts with
the severer" war* to the rifest that all lope
of =ago la the panel &termini= of the lag woe
aet lat. The anion detoradned the lowan of on
awhoseadta sad the (awaiting of no telegrophle despatch
to Pail, whin had tho effect of supeadiag the list deci-
gram. All i 5.... an needed to here to avoid a mita la
Italy.

la the Gentle de Cologne we read " In addition to
the instructions which M. de Martini has taken to
Naples, the cabinet of Vienna hie addressed a circular
note to its reprementatives at Paris and London, in
which Austria protests against all armed demonstra-
tion, and, demands energetically that the Neapolitan
qualms, raised already at the Paris Oongress, be
brought before the new congress which is shortly to
assemble. No reply has yet been made to this note,
which was remised at the same time with that from
Ruda."

We read in the Gazette dutrichimeow :—"Letters
from Naples state that a committee of =jetsam has
bees teemed in that city. and is enrolling the lama-
rout by means of pay. It is sought to make a de-
moastration, which shall frighten the anemia of
the government, at the time of the appearance of
the fleets of the Western Powers j and scenes simi-
lar to thews of '4B are threatened. At the head of
the committee figure the well-known names of
Mazza, Morbilly, Merenda, Canspagns, and Albano."

THB EMPEROR
THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.

LETTER TO

The Madrid exreepoadent of the Indepetsdanee
Beige writes from that capital ae follow :
The Emperor Nape4ea hes add:sued aa autograph letter
of eight pore, sad fall of yam 1116011/ advise, to Oases
Isabella. After mils*/ massy mats of the pressat eabiaet,'
the Emperor iavites the Qua. to abeadea the idea of any
Mier maisieterial modillcatioa ; to maintain the mamas-
*sal regime which alone, in his opinkm, Ea suitable for the
Pealassla ; to raise the Mate of slip m promptly as ponrible,
and to assumable without nub farther delay the Semis sad
the Chamber of Deputies. The Emperor Waists *pea the
sessmity of 'mating the tallest liberty of dims-
sioa to the two clumbers, mad of midi's, by
all maw, a Mum to the arbitrary sad deeps*
regime which dietingabhed the liartariss saimiatry.
The Emperor the. esters upon seemdary gumless, and
late very Watte details epos the administrative Worms
roguing by Spain. One panne in the batter relates is the
fatal imamate which cabala memben of the clergy might
have, sad which it would be diagnose sot to deetny.
Tin letter mann, is Nil of sympathy for the Qum sad
for the ministers, simian, fee Marshal O'Deamell and
M. Rios RUGS. It produced a profound impres-
sion apse Ms Wad of her Majeety, who, la-
mediataly after reading it, suaiamed Marshal 011es-
sell, with whom she remained is comaltatim fir about
thaw home. Tam latter was sites read at a easseil of mt.
admen.

In a letter of two days' later date, the muse ear-
respondent writea :—" Her Majesty has written to
the Emperor of the French, expressing her profound
gratitude. !he states that she ids infinitely obliged
to him for hie advice, that she will take his mans&
into her beet consideration, and that she partieularly
appreciates the clear, precise, and truly paternal
manner in which his suggestions are mama"

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by Ma iia of NM of Lothar woe as favourably smarm is
ths aphid that thousands of persons My
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