The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-26 00:00:00

THE NEW HOLY ALLIANCE.

The Courrier dtt Dinsanche pretends to give some
detail, relative to the approaching visit of the Emperor
Francis Joseph and other Getman princes to Warsaw. It
may he observed that the Murnitelournals formally deny
that the King of Bavaria is to there :
"It wee an autograph letterfrom the Emperor Alexander,
not a pimple invitation, which the first general of the
Russian empire was lately charged to carry to Vienna.
The Prince Regent of Prussia has also written an autograph
letter to his cousin of Austria to coumtulate him on the
Warsaw interview. Other crowned heads will sit in the
areopagus, namely, the Kings of Bavaria, Saxony, and
Wurtembarg, two or three dukes, and several petty
princes. The Prince Regent has written letters promising
amicable protection to some prince., and Francis Joseph has
done the some to others. Ae was the case for Tophts and
Salzburg, the Minister,' of F,reign Affairs of the sovereigns
prevent are drawing up the lanes of the conversation winch
is to take place between the angust negotiators. We learn
that their protocols, though still uncertain and incomplete,
may be summed up in the following points :-1. Open war
on the revolution and on the revolutionary spirit ; 2. Main-
tenance of all existing sovereignties, and particularly of
' existing frontiers ; Dimpprobation of all that has taken
place in Italy ; 4 Enga3ement to promote the mate,
blishment in their posseesions of the deposed Italian
princes ; 5. A sacrifice on the part of Austria in favour
of Russia as regard,' the East,—the sacrifices, however, to be
limited to the reintegration of that power in the politico
which she held before the Treaty of Paris; 6. Eventual
support offered to Austria, by Rossi, in Hungary, by
Prussia in Bohemia, and by Bavaria in the Try! ; 7. Accord
not only to maintain the division and subjection of Poland,
bet to prevent a Polish question from being put on the
order of the day ; and 8. Promise to come hereafter to
concert respecting all the events which may arise, and at
the head of which is a war on the Rhine. In verity, one
suffer,' at having to record en& dreams, for which there Can
be no excuse."

ATl3.s;iiiietter of the 21st says :—" A communication
was rveived from St. Petersburg last evening annouscing
that th • Emperor Alexander will be ac.mmparriedtoWarsaw
by hire Gortchakoff, Lis Minister of Foreign Affairs. The
Prinz Regent of Prussia and the Emperor of Austria will
coowynently have with them Baron Schleinits and Count
Reshberg."

The Officio! Gazette of Vienna of the 14th pub-
lishes a deoroe calling on 124 persona belonging to the
Lombardo-Venetian kingdom to return to their country
before the 16th October, under pain of having all their
PrclLomallacated.
*Yrreue of Vienna states that the two lord-
ships of Lira and Bsealek, is Bohemy formed Y the Pro-
perty of Count Thum and the Prince of Ruben, have been
pureha Red by the Duke of Tuacany._

Tfla Strlturtuint OF TUX POPS'S AnmY.—The
eubjoined official bulletin has been posted up at Turin
"Jest, Sept. 19.—1 n consequence of the battle of Oastell-
de:do, gained by Lieutenant-General Cialdini, and of the
measures he took during the night following, • corps of
above 4,000 men, meet of them foreigners, with above 50
officers, and the guides al General de Leinioriciere, 6 pieces
of cannon, ammunition, and baggage waggons, capitulated
on the 19th, and went from Loretto to lay down their anus
at Puonati. General Cialdini, in conformity with the
generous sentiments of his Majeety, allowed this corps the
honours of war, and all--scddiere as well as officers—will be
sent back to their respective countries. Cotters( de Iga.
moriciere, followed by • few cavalry, fied from the field of
battle on the 18th, and gaining the sea-mast by the gorges al
Coiner), succeeded in reaching Ancona. All the prisoners
and the troop., who capitulated are indignant at his
conduct Nothing miming of larnoriciare's army bet the
corps shut up in Ancona- all the rest are in the hands of
tliveLys/ flays, except 2,000 men whom* wandering die-
about the mountains."
BOARD OF TRADI, WHITIZALL, SEM 25.—The
Blight Honourable the Lords of the l'eacnittee of Privy
Council for Trade and Plantations hare received, from the
Ilseretm7 of State for Foreign Affairs, • copy of a despatch
from her Majesty's Consul at Lisbon' enclosing a copy of a
notice issued by the Portuguese Ronrd of Health, declaring
that vessels arriving from Para are oonsider.l suspected of
yellow fever. —Ga.uflt.