The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-19 00:00:00

THE BOURBON TROOPS IN THE PAPAL

STATES.

NAPLIDI, Nov. 18.

A military commission composed of French and
Sardinian officers, and presided over by Generals
Guyon and Cialdini, will settle the questions aris-
ing from the entry of tbo Bourbon troops into Ro-
man territory.

GAETA Kt liamaiss), Nov. 13.
Yesterday the Piedmoutese bombarded the
suburbs of Gaeta.

The Neapolitan troops continue to fight reso-
lutely, but the defection of staff officers is in-
creasing. Four generals, Salzano, Colonna, Bar-
bobriga, and Pohzzi, have resigned.
The King has dismissed and sent away General
BertoHui

Colonel Pianolli has enrrendered a battalion of
chasseurs to the Piedmonteee.

Further resistance by the Bourbon troops is
paralysed by the insubordination of their chiefs and
the confusion which prevails.

TURIN, Nov. 18.

The Nations/it* annottnoes that no northern
power has protested against the entry of Victor
Emmanuel into the city of Naples.

AUSTRIA.

BERLIN, SUNDAY, Nov. 18.
Lord Bloomfield is appointed English ambas-
dor to the court of Vienna.
Lord Loftus, English minister at Vienna, replaces
Lord Bloomfield at Berlin.

VIENNA, SATURDAY.

The Austrian Gazette says:
"We have received information from a special.
source that England, which up to the present time
has only been represented at the imperial court of
Austria by an Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary, will raise the rank of the embassy,
and will hi future be represented by an Ambassador
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Lord
Bloomfield will be appointed English amts
at Vienna."

THE UNITED STATES.
ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT.

QUEENSTOWN, SusDAT.

The royal mail steamship Aaia, Captain Lott,
from New York on the 7th instant, arrived here
at 7.45 p.m., lauded all mails, and proceeded for
Liverpool at 8.20 p.m.
She brings 65 passengers.
The steamships Persia, Prince Albert, and Anglo-
Saxon had arrived out.

Mr. Lincoln has been elected President of the
United States, and Mr. Hamlin Vice-President._

The majority in New York for Mr. Lincoln Zs
10,000.

The Republicans have gained largely on former
majorities.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6, KVENING.
Roney unchanged. Exchange firm, but unaltered. Stock,
better. New York Central, tV3! to C ; nine ('Erie), 344
Illiaois, 744 to 4. Cotton steady and unchanged. Sales to-
day 400 bales. Flour firm and in good demand. Sales,
10,000 barrels. Wheat Leary and lower. Corn arm. Pro-
visions steady. Sugar quiet. Coffee firm. Freights btan
tive at the recent advance.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov.B

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EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(1110 Y OUE OWN COR/tEsPONDMIT.)

YARLS, SUEDET EVENING.
The journals of this clay publish the following
communiqué :

Several journals have sought to mislaid public opinion
as to the object and intention of the chvedzi- in which the
Minister of the Interior stated the meaning and extent of
the law as regards the attempt to organise emaciation' for
the collection of Peter's pence. In presence of these
attempts it becomes necessary once more to repeat each
interpretation. Individual offerings are and will remain
free, and they who cannot make them directly, du so by
means of their bishops and curates ; but what the govern-
moot does not authorise,and what is punishable by the law,
is the organisation of committees, of dirnries and of (vo-
taries, which maintain within the bowls of their organisation
an army of tax-payers, and which agitate minds by the ardour
of their propagation. Freedom of spontaneous offering-,,
prohibition of committees of action and permanent assn.
Mations capable of affording equal security to political psi.
sloes and to religious zeal, such is the rule laid down by the
government, and sanctioned by the penal law.

- • -
The news from Italy is "little but good." Dii.
affection is rife in the army of Francis 11. His
officers seem not to relish the prospect of starvatiou
or interment beneath the ruins of the citadel. Tho
ez-King himself, with the obstinacy of his race,
announces his resolution to "defend himself while
he has a sou, a man, and a crust of bread." Tho
journals publish the order of the day addressed by
Victor Emmanuel to the volunteers who have douo
him such good service. He declares that they hare
deserved well of the country and of himself ; pro.
mines their definitive re-organisation according to
the laws of the state ; appoints a commission
chosen from officers both of the volunteer and the
regular armies, which shall make suitable propo-
sals as regards the volunteer officers ; declares that
such as continue to serve must engage for two
years upon the footing of the regular troops, and
makes provision for the wounded, for necessary
leave of absence, stc.
An amnesty for political offences is talked of in
Austria, as also a change of ministry. Will they
succeed in re-hanging the crazy old vehicle on
these new wheels

YARD'S, SATUEDAT EVENING.
There was considerable animation to-day at the
Bourse. The feeling of the general public was
hopeful towards the earlier operations, but a false
report of a fall of per cent. in Consols occasioned
a temporary alarm. A better feeling characterised
the close of the market, though the Rents gave
way. The lint prioes of the Three per Cents. were
69.75 cub, and 69.85 account, being a fall of tic.
and 10c. respectively. Cr6dit Mobilier rose 2f. 50c.,
leaving off at 755 f.