The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-23 00:00:00

CENTRAL ITALY.

M. Stioncompagni arrived at Flames on Wed
needay.
The Tuscan government issued a manifesto to
the Tuscans of the lath, announcing that four
days after " the Governor• General of the League
of the Independent States of Italy, appointed
by the anguat Prince of Savoy," would arrive
at Florence, in order to give them addi-
tional strength. The document concludes with
recommending the Tuscans to persevere, until their
union with Sardinia be acknowledged. "Let us
mints," it says, " him who possesses the confidence
of the King, of Prince Eugene, and our own. With
this concord and confidence, let us progress with
mane towards the goal which is reserved for con-
stant and united people."

NAPLES.

NAPLES, TIItIiDLY.

The onnmander Carafe not being Minister of
fftata, but only ad interim Minister for Foreign
Affairs, the King has definitively appointed the
Marquis &Antonini u his first, and the Chevalier
Canofari as his second plenipotentiary at the
congress.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
MADRID, Daa. 21.

Yesterday 8,000 Moors attacked the ipanish, but
were energetically repulsed, and compelled by grape
shot and grenades to retreat in great disorder. The
Spanish had 61 wounded.
Ten men-of-war, formerly stationed at Mayan-
nah, have just arrived to reinforce the squadron at
Algesiras.
A great quantity of provisions has been de-
spatched to the army in Africa.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec, 20.
Ahmed Wetik Effendi haa been appointed Amber
'odor to the Imperial Court of Park.

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

The Atlantic Royal Mall Steam Navigation Com•
pany have noshed the following telegram .

GALWAY, Dic. 22.

The Circassian, steamer, arrived at 1 p.m. from New
York and St. John's, Newfoundland, with 225 pas-
sengers, 20,000 bushels of wheat, and a large quan-
tity of general cargo, besides heavy mails.
She brings dates from St. John's of the 14th, but
owing to the telegraphic wires not being in order
her New York advioee are of the 9th, viz., her date
of sailing.
She brings the master and crew of the Moffatt, for
Liverpool, timber laden, which vessel she met dis-
abled 300 miles from St. John's.

She experienced very heavy gales from N.W. at
the commencement of her voyage ; latter part fine
weather, N.
Burrark, Dec. B.—Floor in fair demand. Wheat
steady, with moderate inquiry. Oats firm.
CHICAOO, DEC. B.—Flour firm. Wheat steady
at an advanos of lh cent. Sales at 97 cents. Corn
and oats firm.
Oaweoo, Dec. B.—Floor dull ; salsa small.
PHILADILPHIA, Dec. B.—Floor quiet, at 5 dole.
26 cents to 6 dole. 37i cents. Wheat miss : 7,000
bushels, at 1 dol. 37 cent, to 1 dol. 43 cents for
white; 1 dol. 30 mate to 1 dol. 32 omits for red.
Corn sass : 6,000 bushels, at 73 cents for new
yellow. Oats bettor sale, at 43 to 44 cents.

_
Sava nran, Dec. B.—Patton market depressed.
Sales this day 805 bales ;sales of week 10,000 bales ;
stock in port 180,000 bales.

CHARLieron, Dix. B.—Cotton sales this day
2,000 belle ; for week, 19,000 bales, at g cent. de-
cline; good middling, 101 to 10f.
Tommie, DEC. B.—Floor and wheat doll, and 8
anti lower ; oats quiet, at 37 to 39 cents ; pork
quiet, at 8 dole. to 8 dais. DO cents.