The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-22 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN, Are 21.

It is reported that the Marquis di Villamarina
has been appointed Governor of Naples, iu place
of the Marquis d'Aelitto.
Several officers of the old Bourbon army have
been arrested and conv3yed to Genoa, whence they
will be at liberty to proceed to any foreign
country.
NAPLES, AUGUST 20, EVENING.
General Cialdini, in reply to an address from the
Municipal Council of Naples, recalled the words of
King Victor Emmanuel, who said that he wished
to be king of the whole Italian nation, and not the
king of a party.
The General said :—"The King desires that con-
cord should exist among all the fractions of the
liberal party, which all have the same end iu view
—the unity of Italy, the maintenance of the
dynasty of Savoy, the deliverance of Venice, and
the obtainment of Rome as the capital of Italy.
All should aid and concur in the pacification of
Naples."

FRANCE
PARIS, Auouirr 21.
The Patric of this evening: says :—" The English
squadron still remains at Naples. It is asserted
that the crews of the vessels composing it continue
to go on shore by detachments fur drill.
"News from Beyrout states that the organisa-
tion of native tribunals, a measure prepared, by
Daoud Pacha, had producedi a favourable effect. '
The Petrie also publishes a letter from the Mar-
quis d'Azeglio, complaining of the unexpected pub-
licity given to his letter to Signor Matteucci.
The Marquis d'Azeglio, without disavowing the
sentiments expressed in his letter, says :—" I
hope that the gloomy judgment which I gave
on the ::tote of things at Naples may prove un-
founded, and that subsequent events may com-
pletely contradict it."

AUSTRALIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE MARCO POLO.

LIVERPOOL, WZDAESDAY.

The clipper ship Marco Polo, from Port Philip
Heads on the 20th of February last, arrived in the
Mersey to-day, after a long and hazardous voyage.
The delay in the passage was caused by the vessel
having, on the 4th March, in the South Pacific
Ocean, come in contact with an immense iceberg.
The ship's bowsprit was knocked out, her bows greatly
damaged, and the foremast aprung,isc. Such was the
nature of the damage sustained, that all hopes
of saving the vessel were at one time given up, but
owing to the cool intrepidity of the captain and the
brave conduct of all on hoard, the Marco Polo was
taken into Valparaiso ou the 2nd April. After un-
dergoing a thorough overhaul the ship sailed for
Liverpool towards the end of May, with all her
passengers, 242 in number, and 6,570 ounces of
gold duet on hoard.
Notwithstanding that the voyage extended over
above 173 (lays, the health of all on board was ex-
cellent, and the passengers are high in their praise
of the conduct of the captain, officers, and crew.

According to the Prase, the subscription to the
hadmontma loan hail aboady produced more than a mil-
liard (40,000,0004.

The Roman journals state that after the
solemnities on the mouton of the French festival of the
15th of August, General Goyoa gave a grand banquet, of
which Cardinal Antonelli, Mgr. SICCOOI, Mgr. Spaccapietra,
and Marquis Wore partook, with many other persons of
distinction. General Goya), on this 0012.1i011, proposed the
health of the Pope, to which Cardinal Antonelli responded
by proposing that of the Emperor of the French.