The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-13 00:00:00

THE INSURRECTION IN ITALY.

MARSEILLES, Susnsr.
NAPLER, JULY 9.—The Two Sicilice are tranquil,
nevertheless the Neapolitan funds have not risen.
The official journal says that the insurgents who
escaped from the combat of l'aduln, were attacked
the next day near Sanza, by the Urban Guard, the
11th

Chasseurs, and the inhabitants. Tho remnant
of the band lost thirty men, and all the rest were
made prisoners. The official journal thanks the
army and navy for its aid. It is said that the nixie
wired npon Colonel Pisicane were transmitted
directly to the King, who ahane perused them.

A letter from Tuscany in the Pays states that
Mazzini left Italy in the night of July 2, on board
a vessel bearing the American flag.

BM )EN.

CARLSItUIIE, Sr NIIAY.

On the °tension of the birth of an hereditary
prince, the Grand Duke of Baden has publi.bed
amnesty in fmour of the individuals accursed of, or
condemned for political offences during the events
of 1848 and 1849.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(raox ova OWN COMITSININDENT:)

PARIS, St:n..ll' EVT.SING.
The Presse says is its wetkly commercial re.
view :

The dear' season has set in for moat of our manufactures,
and we cannot expect a revival of business before next month.
The largo advances made by the Bank of France daring the
last fortnight cannot be attributed to the demands of ordinary
trade, but are owing to speculations in bilks and wools, and
alto to some extent, perhaps, to tho necessities of certain
banking houses, who have made over all their disposable
paper to the Bank of France, to obtain funds to lay for the
new share. lately brought into the market. The Paris and
Lyons houses have not yet felt touch benclit from the net,
Atfltfirall tali 3; which came into operation on July 1. The
high price of raw materiel* continual to cheek soles,
notwithstanding the lowness of storks generally. At
Lyons awl St. Etienne much uncertainty in still
felt an to the result of the silt crop. In the south of
Franco it has undoubtedly been better than last
year, but it does not appear that the same thing can be said
in other silk producing countries, where the prices are now
exorbitant. No considerable fell in silks is therefore to be
expected this year. Cora continues to fall. Floor hoe des
dined from 2ft. to 2fr. We. the sack slum hurt week. No
very great fell, however, Is to Le board for till idler barred.
The farmers feel the want of hands even more than they
have dune of late years. The Belgian reapers have not come
over in such numbers u USURI, and it is Very much to he
desired that the government should, without toes of time,
authorise the military to lend a helping Land to get in the
crops. Thu news from the wine districts continuos to be
vary favourable.
A baker in Paris has already produced a loaf
made from new wheat. This shows the harvest
to be very early—at least three weeks earlier
than last year.
The l'riuec of Syracuse, the brother of the King
of Naples, has arrived in Paris, and is staying at
the lintel de Douvres in the Rue do la
The Erpreis, San, Leader, Saturday Review,
Sunday Timex, and Era, were seized to-day.
M. Beranger continues to linger in a dangerous
state, but the bulletin of the day does not exclude
the hope that be may possibly recover. It is as
follows :

July 12, 7 cm.

M. Ileranwer has passed rather a better eight. Ho con-
fines. in mueb the moo state. The nights are agitated,
and he millers a good del ; but iv the daytime he is bettor
and relatively Win.
Txurs , C. lIERNA/10, Jenks.

Queen Christina has taken rooms for the season at
Frascati's. at It.evre, and is expected there on the
15th of this mouth.

The prize of 100,000 fr. et the last drawing of the
obligations of the city of Paris has been gained by
a cooktnaid in the service of M. de Crouzas, formerly
principal cashier in the Bank of France. She leaves
her place to enjoy her good fortune as her own mia.
tress; but him says she will have no servant, because
she thinks " servants stoat be very troublesome to
masters."

A Paris letter in the In(Ppendance of Brussels
says:—" After the visit of the Emperor and Empress
to Osborne, Queen Victoria, we arc assured, will
pass a fortnight at Compit4ne. Ilcr Majesty's visit
will, however, not have any official character, and
she will not come to Paris."