The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-24 00:00:00

SICILY.

MESSAGE FROM VICTOR EMMANUEL TO
GARIBALDL
pion otni owx coampoinnay.)
NAPLES, SUNDAY Evriceta.

After • conference with Count Cevour, it was
resolved this day that the King of Sardinia should
send an aide-de-amp carrying an autographic
letter to Garibaldi, requesting him not to attack
the continental possessions of Francis IL

Colonel La Masa, Garibaldi's agent, has loft
Turin for England.
The Corriere Mereat►tile of Genoa states that up
to the present time the number of volunteers who
have gone to Sicily from Northern and Central
Italy amounts in all to 14,000. A letter of the
20th says :
Test night about 2,000 volunteers sailed from this port
for Palermo, on board the Turin, a large steamer belonging
to the Transatlantic Company, and two smaller vessels.
M nine o'clock, a gun was fired as • signal for the em-
barkation, which took place near the lighthouse in the
port, and without any concealment. The men were
Lombards and Piedmontese, commanded by Colonel
Sacchi. They had no army ; some few only wore the red
flannel of the Chasseurs of the Alps, the rest had the usual
dress of the working people in Upper Italy. There were
some lads not above sixteen, and nearly all belonged to the
artisan class. The youth of the middle and upper classes
have already supplied their contingent. The calm and reso-
lute air of these young men was must striking; indeed,
from the total absence of shouting and bravado, one would
hardly have taken them fur Italians. They do not entertain
the slightest doubt of beating King Francis's troops at the
first encounter, and of soon being at Naples. Their faith in
Garibaldi ahnost amounts to superstition.

HUNGARY.
VIENNA, JUL' El
The evening edition of the official Wiener Zeitung
publishes the following telegram, dated _
__

" PESTII, JULY 20.
" Last evening a large crowd gathered before the
Zrinig Coffee-house.
" After the conclusion of the performance in
the Hungarian theatres, a man addressed the
public in the Hatvaner Gasee. Several seditious
cries were beard. The guard who interfered met
with strong resistance. Order was re-established
at midnight. Ten individuals of the working class
were arrested."

THE UNITED /MATES.
LONDONDERRY, JULY 24.
- . .

The Montreal Ocean Compauy'm mteaiuer Auglo
9e-ton, Captain litilantine, hoax Quebec, on the 14th, lugs
arrived. She landed all nails except those for Liverpool
sad Mseehester:

...—The Glasgow had arrived out.
WASHINGTON, JILT 12.
Advices from Peru to the 12th ult. state that the rela-
tions of the United States with that republic were approach-
ing a crisis. The Peruvian minister here has been notified
that unless his government accepts the American ultimatum
passports will be furnished him. The sloop of war Wyatt-
noon had arrived in Pe.TU.
. _ . . . .

Despatches lad been sent to Callao instructing the
American minister to demand a settlement of the claim
arising out of the seizure of the Lizzie Thompson and Geor-
gian, awl in ease of non-eouiplimson to clam the legation.
The election at Oregon had resulted in the success of
Logan, the republican Latalidate.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, JULY 13.
Cotton : Solar 1,500 hales, prices uncluingiel. Flour ac-
tive nod firmer. Wheat cuatanued better, and in fair de-
mand. Corn active and firm. Oats steady. Pork and lard
firmer. Money sad foreign exchange unchanged. Stocks
active. New York Central, &if to 83f; Erie, 28 ; Illinois
Central, 651 to 65f. Freights firm, and tending upwards.
PHILADELPHIA, JULY IL—Stocks firm. Exchange on
New York, at sight, par. Flour unchanged. Wheat de-
ebaed Sc. to Sc.
BALTIMORE, JULY 11.—Ptcorisions active and buoyant.
Eurrabo, Jur 11.—Flour heavy, prices uncharged.
Wheat dull. Coen heavy.
NOKTIMAL, JULY H.—Walther changeable. Flour bet-
tor. Stock greatly reduced. Wheat firm :large sales have
taken place. Peas in good demand. Ashes firmer. Pots
in fair inquest at 550 ; pearls at WO.
SOUTHAMPTON, TUESDAY.
The North Atlantic Company's steamship Adria-
tic, Captain Comstock, with New York mails and dates to
the 14th inst., has arrived here.
The Adriatic brings 315 warms sad 1,122,556 dollars
in specie, of which 250,000 dollars ant for Englaod.
She spoke the Vanderbilt 50 =lir from New York, and
on the 20th indent at 11 p.m. passed a fleet in close order
of riling, supposed to be the convoy of HAUL the Prince
of Wales.

News received from Mexico states that General Ortega
had defeated the forma at Bemires, and taken a number of
primmer', as wall as artillery and war materials.
Miramou bad retreated to Guadlajam, and was followed
by the liberals. . . .

The oews from !levees was unimportant. Susses were
arm, freights declining. Exchange firm :on London 12 to
134.
NEW YORK, JULY 14.
Stocks better, and active. Flour firm and quiet. Wheat
inn, demand feu. York tiro. Wee smalL