The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-16 00:00:00

ITALY.
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Our Naples correspondent, in hie letter of I.
instant, describes the increase of political persecut
The state trials were suspended by the a:eh:less of
prisoners. The Gradate contains a decree appoint
a commission of inquiry on the marine service.
conuelesiouers have all met at Messina. Ilc
jades steamer Spitenl, and s Busaiaa corvette
the only foreign ships of war in the bay. The
of Health issued an order on the 8..11, impost
quarantine of twenty-one days upon all vessels(
from Marseilles, and three days obiervatioa
arrivals from England. Tile British fleet was eru
off Malta, and the crews were healthy. No the
wu known to exist as yet at Naples. Neapolil
Fives, 98g.

PIEDMONT.
The Croce de S'avoili or Turin, of the I Ith
that Count Cavonr is spoken of u the successor
ltosa in the Ministry of Agriculture std Cci
and that it is rumoured the Piedmontrse govt
is to bo convoked immediately. All the m
are at Turin.
ItOIIAN STATES.
Oar oorrespondent's accounts from hone n
the great diffidence prevalent there with res
the paper money, the circulation of which, lei,
to the tenor of the new regulation, is ensured
least twelve years longer, as far as regards ti
millions not converted into treasury bills. It
that the government will derive no ►dvantage
so defective a plan, and that ► forced loan will
sorted to, ere lorg, to supply its urgent !lees.
Two meetings of the cardinals had taken pine:
sided over by the Pope in person, to stttli
answers were to be given to some diplomatio 1
which hie holiness had been invited to put hi,
motx-proprio into operation. 'lie malt of the
ferenees appears to have been a resolution en !
of his holiness to act independently of t!.: sd,
influence of foreign powers.

DENMARK AN!) TILE DUCI

We have news from Ihrnburg of the I
Steathalterechaft, which after the blatant Id:
retreated to Kiel. has again taken up its qii
Rene shurg.
Letters from Copenhagen bring the in.,
the left-handed marriage of the King cf I.
with Lola Raemusseo, a dressmaker.

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.
At the head of our this day's hitsliigcnce
Cologne Castile) we place the 7,ntify ice (.4
Con of our Minister of Foreign .Iffairs to :la
of Princes of the Union. The aim of this n .t.,
fold. The less important is the justification r
ltadowitz. M. Snhleinitz complains that tl
has been unjustly singled out in rfrn:trA th(
of public ( pinion Lathe mark of int acd
lees insinuations. What others ta...y have
Radowi:z we will not inquire. In our
of yesterday we disapproved of the ex, p.
tion he occupied amongst the King's a,!v:scrs.
be was ruined by telegrph from Frat.l:sri
the imperial question was in sgita...on,
probably from a much earlier date, 11
has been the first counsellor of the eroi
creator, governor, and upholder of or G:.r.nat
And alter ail tbia ho declines to accept (.tli..e
spoesibility. This attitude is not permissib
state governed by a constit
The letter of M. &Alf initz of va.t importance in
so far as it contains an ind.e.stion ttat :he goveir
meat is resolved by every means in its power
defend its own honour, an?. duty *.c.U,
The Free of the latter, hoe rv. r, we ha-
in the communication. 17.:r ;..e concei
duty of Prussia to Germany reratret bet,
the fulfilment of tto royal promise of N
and the execution of the convention of
Of these M. Schleinite says nothing.
merely declares that the ministry are u
rejecting the pretensions of Aastria. Tl
phrase familiar to the nation for the I
years, and has nothing to do with the
stitutional question is Germany. We
ever, every one of the ministerial nut
gratitude and joy. Prussian feeling I
much depressed of late, end ve are cony::
moment the cabinet of Berlin shad alb
servile, that of Vienna will be len prey
Senescing is the letter alluded to :

Tern

To his liacellency Bum ltadowl z, P.
Provisional Col:ege of Price.' —I have tt
quest your excellency to brim.: to the know led
ben of the College of Pr.nces in their earl
enclosed copies of two :etters, a Idr se l by ti
gut government to its aniticssodor at Viet.
and ith of this month. I r verve a formal commit.,
those documents, such as might be inserted in the pr,
for the moment when we shell see it nreetsart. to s.:
the sentiments conveyed in our letter to Count Bemsta:
will, however, not improbably, be rat:lying to your so.
lency to give to the witted governments a new proof that
royal govern-nest is resolved, in complete agreemtn:
yourself, to defend the honour of Prussia, and 't.detterge
duties to Germany, by every means in its p:wer. It
much the more my_dit:itgan"dee)lare your exeelletry'e era
ranee in this resolution, tines 1 have to deplore that the th
who has exerted himself with great constuocy to mar:
came of Germany in every stage of its dteeioonmc:. I
been the object of incessant attleks through numerous or,:.
of public opinion in many parts of Germany.
VON S:ULM!:

Berlin, August 9, 1830:
The papers and our usual correspsedenee fr
Berlin, at the 13th inst., contain little of inter:
The ministerial crisis is described as being for
present over.

FRANKFORT.
The restricted council of the diet at Frankfort
stitmed itself on the loth inst. The pleniptentis
of Hesse Dirmstatit adhered to the protocol by whi,
the body constituted itself.

SPAIN.
A letter from Nfadrie, of tbe 10th, says
The moderate party bricg forward for the rest elect
for Madrid, MM. Martinez de la Rosa, Viscamte d.
Armeria, Cncnt de Vista H.irmen, &:.; and the mode
oppasition MM. Ries Rasa, Benarides, and Naeeslal.
ultra progremist party has also decided on the definitive
of its candidates, who are MM. Manuel Cortina. turf
Alvarez y Mendizahal, General San Mi.zuel, Jose ]sees
Alonso. and Francisco de Lujar. It is didiculi, in the off 'et
of all these contradictory candidateships, to my which o;
them will come triumphantly out ot t
willnl
urn. It is possible that coch party have
some one of 1:5 candidates returned ; is though:
at Madrid that the ministerial or moderate party
have a good chance. The Duke de Rivas. the .'Spanish am-
bassador at Naples, bus satiate! here. Far from the iiegc-
, Uations for the concordat with the court 01 Rome hav:r.g
completely failed, as tLe progresaista jeurns'.. have Mittel.
it is certain that they are almost concludcd, and that Spa'n
has obtained explicit unction for the sale of the natiocal
property.
MADRID, At• tIVAT ili.—Three per Cents., 33 1-1 G; lettf
Bolas. 33 to 33 1-16 paper. Four per Cents., 12; sub.
Five per Cents., 171 cash; after Bolas, rob. 11l
paper. Coupons, 71 paper. Passives, 31 : after bolts.
cash. Bank of Bt. Ferdinand, SG paper. I:lchauge on LAI
den, 30.40.
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