The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-29 00:00:00

G REECE.

The supplement of the Corfu Gazelle of the 15th
contains the following important despatch from Count
Neaselrode to M. Persiani, the Russian ambassador :
Salamis, March 12.
Coast Neeaele,de writes thas to M. Persimai, the Russian
&whammies at Athens : . . . .

His Mejwity the Emperor is much concerned at the un-
satisfactory accounts from Green, and immediately cam-
'pinioned N. von Brunnow to inform Lord Palmerton of
the unfavourable impression which the compulsory measures
adopted towards the Greek marine bad produced upon the
mind of his Majesty, measures which may destroy the peace,
and place the kingdom, created by the three powers in great '
I difficulties. His Majesty hopes that the government of
Grist Britain wilt be disposed to settle this until,a
sant affair amicably, and has not the least doubt
that, by the friendly intervention of Fearer' it may
have already been adjusted ; if, however. the interven-
tion of Franca should lead to no result, Rosen is willing
to undertake the settlement of this unpl.saint difference
Count Von Nesselrode, in sending M. Ponied a copy of
his note to N. Broanow, odmonirlies his at the same time
to give his best advice to the Greek government, in order
that the matter may be speedily settled by the time these
Idespatches Teak Athens. Coact Nenelrode fully approves
of the conduct of M. Pendant.

M. Von Bronnow writes to M. Persiani in the''
same spirit, adding that the Greek government ought
long since to have vault d this business with England.'
and ascribes the pressntdiffioulties to the bad political
system adopted by Coletti, and Mat he had even be-
fore receiving instructions from hie government
esdeavonesd to pacify Lord Palmerston, and bad
urged that the friendly intervention of France should
be accepted by the British government. In conclu-
sion he exhorts M. Persian' to render every possi-
ble assistance to Baron Oros in order that his mutton
may have the desired effect.

ITALY.
SARDINIA.

The Gagette of Turin contaise the official announce-
ment of the marriage of the Duke of Genoa with the
Princess Elisabeth of Saxony.
ROMAN STATES.

Lettere of the 18th from Rome announce that
Chevalier Micard, secretary of the mission of Cardinal
Dupont, bad arrived from Portica t and long confe-
rences bad been held with General Barsituay
di/tinier*, in ceder to settle the manlier and eircam-
stance of the Pops's entrance into the Eternal City.
NAPLES.

Our Naples correspondent, under date of the 20th
kat., ewes that the French fleet, consisting of three
ships of the line, Friedland, Jena, and Hercule,
together with the Gomez, Asmodie, and Descartes,
steamers, appeared before Naples on the evening of
the 18th. Besides these, there is the Vauban, which
brought Cardinal Dupont, and the steamer which
arrived from Toulon im the 17th. The Preach have
therefore at p•eient before Naples a highly imposing
naval force. Various rumours are cited by oar oar.
respondent as to the cause of so powerful an escort
being provided by the French government to usher
the fugitive pontiff hack to his dominions. A Spanish
first-rate appeared in the bay on the morning of
the 20th.
Fives, 94 I exchange on London, 670.