The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-19 00:00:00

NAPLES.

MARSEILLES, Ocr. 19.
Advice' have been received from Naples to the
16th instant.

The Neapolitan corped'armes on the frontiers
is being continually increased; it will amount to
80,000 men. Pianelli is the commander of the van-
pard on the river Trento. Vials commands the
turps of reserve stationed at San Germano. The
Lag is making preparations to start with his mili-
tary staff. There is great activity in all the
arsenals. The whole army has gradually been
placed on a war footing.

THE POPE.

BOMB, Ocr. 16_(eis MAssert.Lasl.

The Duke of Grammoni, Frisch Ambassador, con-
firms to hold oonferenoss at Castel Gandolfo. It is
said that his Holiness the Pope, acting in concert
with the Emperor of the French, will address a
Manifesto to the inhabitants of the States of the
Church.

AUSTRIA.

NEISBE, UPPER SILESIA, OCT. le.
The Emperor of Austria will proceed to Myslovits,
on the frontiers of Prussia and Poland, there to
meet the Emperor of Russia.

CHANGE OF MINISTRY Di TURKEY.
(saes ova OWN CONILN/NONDINT4
uscrtaic xszsosara.)
CONSTANTINOPLE. TrIODLY.
Ali Pasha, the Grand Vain., was dieniased last
night. He Ito be entetoded by Helmet Kuprieli.
Food is also expected to go out.

The subscription for the memorial of the late
Alexander von Humboldt has now reached the sum of 70,000
%dem and there is no doubt entertained se to a much
larger sum being still forthcoming.
On the 7th of this month, on °salon of the Great
Feet, the Jewish community of Legions Wed to overflowing
the synagogue of that city. Them ware mere than 3,000
persona, la whose prasence the rabbi rented the following
prayer exmasely composed for King Victor Emmanuel
"May He who vetches over the moiety of kings,
who granta decathlon to ptir.ces, who.. empire ex-
tends throughout all generations, who freed His
servist David from the murderer's sword, who opened a way
though the waves and traced out a path =Mat the nuk-
ing billows; may He blew, guard, defend, amour, elevate,
and malt to the bighorn pitch the elected King, Victor Boa-
amanal I May the King of Kings guard him, keep him
alive, end frog him from every suffering and danger! May
the King of KIDD% by His clemency, elevate and melt the
am of his destiny, end grant to him long and tranquil days
of dominion 1 May the King of Kim in His meroy grant
undo him and unto all hie councillors and ministers power
and valour l" After those words, uttered with great solem-
nity and feeling, the whole auditory, deeply moved, responded
with a loud AMID I"

The Cologne Gazette publishes the following, on.
dee date of Vienna, 14th:—" ♦ commission had bean op-
peidsd at Vaasa to bold ea inquiry into the mums of the
dldestive supply of provisions for the troops during the war
la nay, aad a hill report on the subject I. to be Wd before
the limpercw. The investigation has already began, and
resew AVM that most startling discoveries have beta
side, which compromise many functionaries, both civil and
military. It is certain that all Linda of provisions were
abundant enough, yet the troops for whom they were des-
tined did not get them when required. There mast have
been embezzlements on a large male, and this the accounts

appear to prove, for they oontao enCh items se 30,000 Ivan-
Eiger' (24,000 fr.) foe matches."

The communal council of Milan has Toted
100,000 fr. towards Gariba subscription of 1,000,000 fr.
for the purchase of musket..

The Op in ione of Turin mays :—" M. Pueerini has
written to Baron Rioesoli, Minister of the Interior, to
asnonnoe that he has discovered in 'ha government archive.
at Florence a volume of letters of Machiavelli in the hand-
writing of &motor Bertolini, sad collected by him for publi-
cation. This copy, which was amongst documents lately
promoted to the archives by the Marquis Bertolini Cannes
will compensate the lose of a great number of autograph
documents of Meetthivelli which have keen carried abroad
daring the last sixty years."

lime. Roger de Beauvoir has just died at the ago
el 36. Elbe made bar elitist, as Mae. Dow, se an actress,
when only twelve, and played for asveral yaws et the
'Mitre Fraacals, Pori', with considerable waver. Her
best creations were Abigail in the rerre and Pauline
is the Mori .44 la amply, ha. She also wrote several vaude-
villes, oparetsa sad other light peas, u well SI PeTerd
anal, and, not long since' a work which had • oonsidetuble
sale, " Les Confidences de Mae. Mars."

The Paris Union says :—" M. Iranyi, formerly
representative of the people in Hungary, writes to us to say
that Ois not woe that there are 1,200 Hungarians in the
army of the Italian League, se some journals have stated.
Only thirty homers and ten takers, headed by Colotel
Beatles, have, he Nye, 'entered the berries of the Duchies.
The other Hungarians, belonging to the legion formed in
Piedmont, have been sent home in virtue of the amnesty
agreed to at Villafranca, and of the obligation entered into
by the Austrian government with the Emperor of the
French, not to enrol the meet in Austrian "

The rent and absorbing subject of interest at
Alasandria during the past month has bass the slow rise of
the Nils this i 5..... As compared with last year, the river
bar ermthmed throughout the whole of its period somewhat
lower each day, end hes not reached to its greatest height of
lest year, whoa, however, it fell more rapidly than It has
been falling op to this date. The latter circumstance will
mitigate, in some measure, the disastrous consequences of the
river not having rifest this year even to the height it reached
last year, when it wee instill:cleat for the nomFlets irrigation
of those lands (called Bayadeb) which constitute two-thirds
of the arable land of Lower Egllt, anal which are not, like
the rest (called blistowih), cultivated by artificial irrigation.