The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-10 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(szerviem smacuss.)
CHINA.
SH.kNCIIAI, Nov. 21.

The intelligence from the North in unimportant.
The treaty has been posted on the walls of Pekin.
The allied army and its head-quarters reached
Tientsin on the 17th Nov., where the Hon. Mr.
Bruce will remain until the spring. Troops are
leaving daily, proceeding down the river.
The Ruauan ambassalor is established at Pekin.
Mr. Adkins is preparing for the reception of Mr.
Bruce.

A Chinese representative is to reside in England.
All the important Chinese ports are open to
trade.

The rebels are again threatening Shanghai and
Ninon. The greatest alarm prevails.

CANTON, Nov. 29.
Permission has been granted to foreign eteaniera
lo trine in the inland waters.
FOO-CHOW4OO, Nov. 22.
Civil ,listurbaucee are anticipated.
SINGAPORE, Dec. 7.
The William Kirk has been lost in Torres Straits.
The crew were save4l.

NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA.
DEFEAT OF THE NATIVES.
MELBOURNE, Nos•. 24.
Intelligence from New Zealand announces that
a desperate engagemeut was fought at Mahoetallt
on the Pith of November, resulting in the complete
defeat of the natives and the death of their head
chief.
The Melbourne markets have greatly improved.
The following are departures of gold ships since
the last mail :—The Wellesley with 32,854 oz. ;
the Strathedon, 49,040 us. ; the Essex, 14,845 oz. ;
Champion of the Sees, 9,114 ca.
Export of wool, 16,851 bales.
ADELAIDE, Nov. 26.
The crops are most luituiant.
The wool clip is highly satisfactory—lo,ooo
bales have been shipped.

NAPLES,
(nom OUR OWN CORIZVONDENT.)
(IT SCIRMAJLINS AND BRITIAR TYJ.RORAIII.)

NAPLES, WEDNESDAY.
Another unimportant reactionary movement was
attempted yesterday, but was speedily suppreasedl
and some lazzaroni made prisoners, by the National
Guard.

An armistice of ten days has been concluded with
the besieged at Gaeta,

The nomination of Prince Carignan as Governor
of Naples is very popular. People are actively en-
gaged in the electoral nominations.

We read iu the Journal des Debate of to-day :
"Tbe report of the recall of the squadron of M.
Barbier de Tinan has been confirmed. The Pied-
monteae have redoubled their vigilance and acti-
vity. Reinforcements have been *sent to the
Abruzzi, where Civitella still continues, and
where it seems certain that Count Tra-
pani, a prince of the royal family of Naples,
has just entered. The arrest of Crispi at
Palermo is spoken of in consequence of the popular
movements which induced the Turin cabinet to
constitute a new administration in that city. It is
given out that the Sardinian government are about
to form ten new regiments. In replying to the con-
gratulatory addrees presented to him by the magie-
tratae of the Milanese Junta, the King spoke with
momewhat more decision than when he replied on
New Year's-day to the corporation of Turin.
"Having now become a great nation," he said,
"we may be resolute in will without endangering
our destiny."

A letter in the Pressc cites, but with all reserve,
the following despatch from Leghorn, in the
Align:wine Zeitung :
" Jan. s.—Two Russian ships of the line and
one frigate hare arrived in this port, and several
others are expected. Their destination is Gaeta."