The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-06 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

ITALY.

NAPLES, FEB. 4.
Rumours of a surrender of Gaeta continue to be
current.

Prince Carignan is still at Mole di Gaeta.
A reactionary conspiracy has been discovered in
Naples, and has led to several arrests.
Naples is tranquil.
NAPLES, Firs. 2 Mai Marseilles).
The remainder of the garrison of Naples has left
for the camp before Gaeta.
The city is guarded by militia.
Fresh corps of foreign volunteers are being
organised here.
Numerous arrests have taken place in Calabria.
PARIS, TVL4DAY Eviumfo.

The Patna sap the news published by the
Correspowiewia Atitografa, of Madrid, that the Pope
is preparing to leave Rome, is completely false.

SOME, Fra. 3 (ail Marseilles).
General Goyon has sent French soldiers to
occupy Correse.
The Papal Zouaves have retired upon Monterondo.
The Pope has given up the prisoners of war,
excepting those who are Roman subjects.

FRANCE.

PARIS, WWNEBDAT.

The Mositeur of to-day says :—" In yesterday's
sitting of the Corps Legislatif, K Baroche laid on
the table an exposition of the state of the empire,
and most important diplomatic documents relating
to the annexation of Central Italy to Piedmont and
of Savoy and Nice to France, to Rome, Southern
Italy, the Warsaw interview, the expedition to
Syria, and the war in China."

HUNGARY.
PEEITH, TUVIDAT.
Kemeny, in an address, exhorts the chiming to
act with moderation. He says :—" The attitude
assumed by the government until now produces
distrust. Abuses have taken place, but the Aulic
Chancellor, Baron Vay, merits the confidence of
the country."

MONTENEGRO.
TeVIDAT Emma:.
The Pays publishes news from the Herzegovina to
the 3rd inst., announcing that massacres by the
Montenegrins had taken place in Turkish territory,
and that several Turkish villages had been burned.

THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON Weinutraht v.
The Royal Mail steamship Tyne, Captain
Jellicoe, has arrived with the above mails. She
brings 41 passengers, 2,6931. in specie, and up-
wards of 3,000 packages in cargo. The Magdalena,
with the outward math, left St. Vincent for Rio
Jauiero on the 21st ultimo, all well.
Ou the 15th ult. the Tyne passed the outward
French mail steamer ; on the 19th an English ship,
showing third distinguishing pendant 6102, from
Sydney to London ; on the 23rd she spoke the
lalena.
e Tyne was detained thirty-six hours at Rio,
in consequence of the non-arrival of her Majesty's
ship Buzzard with the River Plate mails, witch
were placed on board that ship on account of the
disarrangement of the Mersey's machinery.
The Buzzard was to leave Rio in a few days for
England.
At Buenos Ayres railway matters progressed but
slowly. Nothing had been done concerning the
proposed line to Cordova.
The inhabitants of San Juan rose en muse on
the morning of Nov. 6, and attacked the house of
the Governor Virabora, whom they massacred,
together with his brother and about a dozen friends.
This deed spread consternation throughout the
republic, and a commission was dispatched by the
government to San Juan. This commission was
last heard of at San Louis. Considerable contracts
in cattle and salted hides had been made at prices
bearing some proportion to the rates ruling in
England. The bank had changed their rate of in-
terest to 4 per cent., discounting at 6 per cent.,
the distinction hitherto observed between paper
and specie being abolished. Exchange, 200,0001.
sterling, passed per Tyne, at 655. to 665. per
doubloon. Ounces varied from 333 dols. to
3404 dols.' to which they rose suddenly on receipt
of vices of the revolution in San Juan. The last
price on the Boise was 339 dole.
At Pernambuco the arrivals of sugar had been
small. Prices of cotton varied from 8.200 to
8.600 per arroba. There was no stock of hides.
Discounts were at 10 per cent, for 30 day bills.
At Bahia sugar was in demand at 2.100 to
2.350 per arroba. Cotton was unaltered. Coffee,
none at market, and prices nominal. Exchange
on London varied from 261 to 27. Transactions
wore on a limited scale.