The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-04 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROME, Arm, 30 (via MasaiDas).
The King of Naples has left Rome for the Villa
Albano.

The official Giornale di Roma gives a denial to
the report that conciliatory proposals had been
made by Sardinia.
A petition is circulating in Rome demanding the
evacuation of Rome by the French.
NAPLES, Aran. 30 (via Mangles).
Three thousand troops of the Italian army have
arrived here.

Military operations are being continued against
the insurgents in the Basilicata.

TURIN, KIT 3.

King Victor Emmanuel will proceed to Naples
at the end of this month, and will, it is said, reside
there for two months.

POLAND.

TROVE, FRIDAY, MAT 3
The municipality of Warsaw have placed their
resignations in the hands of General Geoewich.
It is said that General Paniatin, the military
governor, and General Zahaackoi, have been dis-
missed, and that the former will be succeeded by
General Lambert.

A Trieste letter has the following :

A grave event has just occurred here ;the majorityof the
popolatieubsa, cuss again, by its conduct, protested epilog
the issig'eatiiin of rifts fideliasiew given to the city by
Avethis. The municipal council, at a public sitting, pre-
sided over by the new mayor, Y. de Conti. de-
slued that the official language of the city mitt
to be Italian, insamudi ea, in spite of ell the
data al Auetria, the population considers Itself ran
Integral part of the Italian nation. This resolution of the
emindl wee received with great enthusiasm by the people.
and a vast crowd visited the houses of the mayor and coun-
cillors, and raised loud cries of " Hurrah for the country !"
The police attempted to diapers* the crowd, but in vain,
and the keeps were called out. They did not, however,
Weak the people, though the latter would not go away
until they hod been marched back to their barracks.

THY PARIS BOURSL
PARIS, PM" 3.25 r.s.
The Bonne Lae been slightly firmer to-day.
Rentes closed at 19.15, or the same as yesterday.

THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, SATOIDAT.
The Royal Mail steamship Tyne, with the above
mail, bas arrived. She brings 131 passengers and
103,7481. in specie. On the 30th ult. she spoke
the English ship Malacca.
The revolution in San Juan had terminated
peaceably, and Don Francisco Dias had been named
provisional governor.
In the Argentine Republic congress had been
convened, and the representatives were flocking to
the provisional capital.
Business at Buenos Ayres was brisk, and prices
of produce were advancing.
Freights were firm. Exchange, 63a. to 64e. per
doubloon. Ounces had risen from 347 to 357 dol-
lars ; the last price on the Boles was 355. At
Bahia, sugar was in brisk demand at 2,400 dolt. to
2500 dolt. for whites. Coffee : no sales. Cocos:
sales bad been effected at 4,750 dole. per arrobs.
Freight to Channel, 65e. Exchange on London,
26i.
90 days,
At Pernambuco the stock of sugar was email.
Prima without quotable change. Cotton : prices
had declined 600 reis per arrobs. Dry salted hides
had declined to 900 rats per pound. Freight had
advanced, owing to a scarcity of shipping. Sugar
charters had been effected at from 40e, to s(h. I,x-
change on Loudon, 90 days, 24. Discount, 10 per
I cent. per annum for first-rate four months' bills.
At Rio Janiero business in coffee was limited,
owing to the smallness of stocks. Assorted lots
ruled from 5 dela. 200 c. to 5 dole. 8900. per snobs.
Sugar : business was limited, prices ranged from
3 del a 900 c. to 4 doh. 2000. per ameba. Freights
were active ; 40 vessels bad been chartered for the
Channel. Rate to London, 130 s. Exchange on
London, 264, at which rate 500,0001. had beeli
drawn. Discount, 9 per cent, Nothing worthy of
notice in specie or stock'.