The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-21 00:00:00

NAPLES.

NAPLES, JULY 19 atvismud.
A rigorous inquiry has been instituted in refer-
ence to the events of the 15th inst. The regiments
of the Royal Guard have been removed from Na-
ples, and the National Guard has commenced its
services. These measures have made a favourable
impression, and a manifestation has taken place,
some of the inhabitants shouting, "Hurrah for the
King ! Hurrah for the troops ! '
Several houses were illuminated during the
evening.
The army has taken the oath to the constitution,
on which occasion the King delivered an address.
Proclamations of the King to the army and the
people have likewise produced a good effect.
The ministry is supported by public opinion.
NAPLES (via Gems), JOLT 17.
The officers of the Royal Guard did not take
part in the conflict on the 15th inst. between the
soldiers and the people. Some of the former
shouted " Long live Maria Theresa."
The Minister of the Interior has officially re-
ceived 44 emigrants, who arrived at Naples on the
16th inst.

Some of the officers of the Marine have taken
the oath to the constitution, on condition of
nut being ordered to light against Italians.
General Clary has asked for reinforcements.
Several officers of the navy, artillery, and the
engineer corps have tendered their resignations.

SICILY.
PALERMO, JULY 18 (via Mariales).
Some of the ministers have resigned.

13ARDINIA AND NAPLES.

TURI JuLy 211
The °pixie/is says, relative to the alliance with
Naples :
" We do not believe that negotiations have been
commenced up to the present time. If overtures
are made, it may be predicted that, in view of the
presmit state of things at Naples, they will not
result in the conclusion of an alliance."

HUNGARY.
PESTH, dm 20.
On the occasion of s torch-light prooeseion for
the Superintendent Bathos, which bad been ar-
ranged notwithstanding the prohibition of the
police, a crowd assembled. It was dispersed by
the interference of the military.
Several arrests were made, but no persons were
wounded.

Tranquillity was restored before midnight.

THE UNITED STATES.
QUEENSTOWN, SATURDAY.

The Royal Mail eteamahip Europa, Captain
Leitch, from Boston on the 11th, and Halifax on the 13th
July, arrived here at 4.30 a.m. to-day. She brings 160
passenger, and 175,000 dollars is specie. She landed a
mails, and proceeded at 5 a.m. foe Liverpool. All well.

The Arabian arrived at Bootee on the 12th July.
The Etta, Fulton, and Palestine, had also arrived out.
The 'teenier, John Stephens, left Aspinwall ou the 10th
ult., with 1,400,000 dollars in gold fur New York.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

NEW YORK, JOLT 10.

New York Centrals, 84 ; Erie, 1104 ; ditto, let Mortpp
Bonds, 101 ; Illinois Bonds, 90; ditto Railroad, G 4. Money
easier. Foreign exchange firm ;on London 109 f to 110.
Stocks actiee. Cotton limited—priors nominal. Flour
heavy and drooping. Corn has declined. Sagan and coffee
in fair demand. Other articles restricted.
NEW ORLEANS, duty 10.
Cotton quiet. Middling Upked, 104 c.; exchange on
London, 9j to 10 premium.

The Belgian Art Exhibition—which is much
eneounged by the government, and open to foreigners u

well we

August next.

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