The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-23 00:00:00

COMMBROIAL AND MARIET&

LIVERPOOL CORN MARHET.-TIIIB DAY.
(av swims AND tams sassing INLMOW'IIa
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The deems' is the ores market to-day hie bum ens, end
as the viol* dame Is as improved tone obeermble. Thrash
no chasm however, fa prices

MINCING-LANS.—TIIIB DAY.
Suota.—Ths easzkst bas spew! with • steady sprits-
=mar the public Ws of Berbadoes found buyers at fully
rata. Reload lamps catch at 625. 61. to 645.
Coma—There hes act bssa a public so., but lb. allele
is Mt.
Taa.—A Halted badness say den la this market.
litcs.—The paliis solo van Dwight la at full prices.
Carron...4oD bass sold pssassday ca 'Cbaag..
S&LS* hllll bar .16 et aim fan prism
la other &Wales asmalasist slasestka.

TALLOW lIIARIETe—THIII DAT.
The umbel Y quiet at Or lellealog pekoe :—Teera
TWoer 62a sett orb; Poluelowg T. O. on the epee,
Ma. it • oil dr year 611.• January to Italte,
Ste. 611. ; 'North eat?, Th. ; Airil to lase, 1104. M. ;
October to December, She.

SMr. K. ITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAT.)
KJ. Davis reports good supply. Trade Iteavy.
Priam 7
amaaiow say, os. to lkls. superior ditto. Ns.
to lb.; toilette' ditto, sk. to 705.;; rowan, SOL to TOs.;
dour, 85e. to 106 e. ; mooed .at, 76*. to 96e. ; straw
20.. to 30e.

LOCAL IMAM IEAZISTIL

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bait pot aye &stook • fee Wake oat on the weds= ar Ur.
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nii eeve of the boil Society
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'alibi ossisio mew imeisair Isiravati. The austiew of
Lai Rellemi oat tie Logue 1101.110 allgoogirorls
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wijael;

THE TWO BICILIES.

(Paoli ova elm

NAPLES, Nov. 16.
When speaking of the political prieonnis of the
Twe Skills., one naturally reverts in the first place
to Monteurchio, for there is confined a man who
was once a King's minister. and others with him of
a certain standing and education. The cam of
Baron Poerio and his companions meat be too well
known to render it necessary for me to enter into
more detail. Por now eight years they have bees
kept am close primmers in chains, at one time twe
together, in Montefusoo and Montesarehio, Maks=
making no difference in these arrangemmeksr
prohibited from seeing their friends, andl, den Iry
mined, only through double bars; aid lOW IM
voice of Europe began to be heard, a podia Aired
on condition of a confession of pilt-4
which was violated in the cam of =ire
three who humiliated themselves so ear M its
ask for it. IVhat has passed within their

prison has not of seem faimgked. bat the day
may come when thaw farms will furnish amMer
immrs.
for a narrative as exec mum that has ever se
amea light. Having Illmadere, to the charge-
Mr and 3sufferings
of the' 'every public event
in Naples awakens expectations favourable to them.
Accordingly the approaching marriage of the
Prince, it has been arranged, will bring with it some
grazia for these victims of despotic power. lam
not so sanguine myself, as public "yenta have hap-
pened and promises have been insinuated without
number year after year without leading to any
melts. One can only hope that the iron heart
may be melted which has enclosed them within bars
Isen hard.

A commission of government employes has lately
paid a visit of inspection to Montsearehio, and some
importance has been attached to it by many, se
though it were the prelude to isquiries which might
terminate in the amelioration, at least, of the condi-
tion of the prisoners. There were attached to this
commission the Military Commander of the Pro-
vines and the Intendants of Avellino, Signor
Mirabelli. It was a commission, therefore, of an
extraordinary character. Oa arriving, and going
through the usual formalities, the Intendents asked
permission to sae the prisoners, who were sasembled
in one room. He is then said to have demanded
whether they bad any complaint or any request to
make ; a demand which was received with protested
silence—a silence significant enough, as it indicated
a consciousness of the uselessness of complaint at ea
indisposition to ask for what would have ftraded
them and justified the government in its crud tmat-
merit of them. The Intendente then (says my
informant) broke out into abuse of them all, saying
that they were the men who had wished to dethrone
his august and adored master, and finally became so '
enraged that he eves spat in the face of these un-
happy men. The prisoners made no reply, and only
laughed among themselves at his impotent Lager.
Assuming this report to be true, and I have no rea-
son to believe it otherwise, no scene can be conceived
more disgusting and degrading to the man who
played the principal character in it. Yet as blood
cannot be extracted from a flint, nor decency ex-
pected from a boor, no one should be surprised at'
such exhibitions of temper and mock loyalty in the
instruments of Neapolitan despotism. I have often
mid that the only mode at present of conciliating
the favour of the government is by showing the
most outrageous seal for its service, of whatever
nature that service may be, and supposing Signor
Mirabelli to have sated se he is reported to have
done, he has only shown that ►e justly appreciates
his position, and thoroughly understands the means
by which he may rise to power.

The Oreek Chambers were opened on the 11th
Mat. There was no royal imeech, aa the ministers
were disinclined to risk a conflict with the senate
which had prepared to oppose them on the dinette-
eion of an address.