The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-25 00:00:00

ITALY.

CIINNZAL GANSDALDI AND 818 GLASGOW BY*.
PATHWIDIL The subjoined communiestiose have fast
bass received by Mr. Arrow, at Glasgow, from General
Gaelbaldi s—" Pia, 181 k Densinber, 1802. Robert MIN;
Faq., Secretary to the Garibaldi Committee, Glasgow. My
dear sir,—l exesediogly sweet that the state of my health
has prevented my sooner acknowledging the receipt of your
favour containing an account of the meeting which you did
me the honorn:to hold at Olugow oath. 23rd September last.
Your expressions of kindness and sympathy are mast vela.
able. I truly appreciate them ; and beg you to assure your
felow-countaymen of my lasting gratitude for remembering
me at a period when your sympathy wu doubly welcome to
my heart. I to ast to be permittedat some future time to enjoy
the privilege oft :siting Glasgow, that I may have the oppor•
tunity of expressing, in pencils my deep sense of the kiwi.
ness I have received from her worthy citizens—l am, my
dear Sir, your fikrad, G. GAIIDALDI."—" Pin, Dec. 18,
(11011 ODA Owl 0011DIAPONDINT.) 1862.—My dear Sir,—l fear, from what I have lately heard,
PARIS, WIDNESDAT ESILDINa that no acknowledgment has been received from me regard.
The France professes to be informed from Lon- ieg the valuable Bible; which were so kindly presented to
my family and self from Glasgow. Pray accept my siseme
don that at a cabinet council held yesterday (Dec.
apologiesappreciate forthelonlering delay, ..
23) it was resolved that, before calling for a diplo-id Bibles will be believe how i
matic conference, the British government wouldprumen- ----- ' the
by my children and. myself, in testimony of nor
consult the lonian people upon the question gratitude for the repeated proofs of affectionate friendship
whether they wished to be annexed to Greece. which we have received from your noble city.—l am, my
"The lonians," the France continues, "do not dear Sir, your friend, G. Ossusaun. Robert Idlest,
seem to be unanimously in the affirmative. The Erna."
city of Corfu, in particular, declares that its &ban- The Ent,' Acte,the well-known theatrical journal
donment by England will be its ruin if Prince Alfrr •1 which has been published in Paris for so inlay. Yams.
seized the other night by the authorities, for giving at hr
refuses the throne of Greece." perfect programme of the performances at the theatre.
The France, in a feuilleten which stigmatisms as e
The English government," says the Moniker
fabulous the greater part of the anecdotes which of yesterday, " has just granted to the Massagerin lux'
have been current about the Emperor's visit to perialea Company some land at Pointe de Calle, for a coal
Baron de Rothschild, gives the following as posi- station. This kind concession will ensure the efficient
tively true:—When the Emperor, having in hand working of the Indorekinnoo lino of French. tiam.'". _
the golden trowel with an ivory handle, planted the The committee appointed by the Italian
b.t Ceamber
cedar tree intended to commemorate his appearance ahul:h*Puth'iLi° !pea .aamialairi ".dt,,h,,et, andj N. Mawr{ as
at Ferrietse, he asked one of the gardeners how long esuetaryMen
.it would be before the sapling got to its full growth. Advioes from Turin state that the Italian govern-
Baron Rothschild, taking the words out of the gar- meat has decided on moodier to Corsica a special
m
dener's mouth, and being, as the Prance rap- composed of an officer of the staff and a high civil NIX.
turously says, "filled with an inspiration worthy C
discipline of the Conklin Voltigeurs end the means which
omity, for the purpose of studying the organisaton
of an old courtier of days gone by, answered in the inion,
true spirit of a marquis' of Versailles, ' Sire, the the French government employthed
.fland. isor extirpating tare
tree will not grow so long as your Majesty.'" podia= formerly prevailing in at ..
Elihu Burritt is shortly expected in England.
The Silcle, noticing a statement in the Moniker, His visit to this ~,,,,,ti., ~11 be a bong one.
that the Papal government will allow all exiles to Nzogo CoxpABBlo/r, When I was in Jefferson
return home on condition of their "stating to police- city last Fall (says the oorrespoodeut t
of anal Amaedritac:
officers on the frontier the reason why they
went PaPiTou r)iil imagine."ca nu'
Pear:not stpttoheteTi yout of the °acmes I
away, and why they wish to come back," observes saw It isouli to aay that one poor fellow bad lam
that this measure of clemency affords • standard there sick on the hard boards, ainlelaiseeaz.fiveHmaeLearLer:
for estimating the value of the " reforms" now so e-wessYseeleanewaft" another,
oUgl OOMllhat great sores were all
much talked about. over his back, and filthy beyond telling. a One day, alit:rig.
Notre Dame, which has long been closed on it.
owl'huriny..mlealt^ log Hannah, o for abladcetterw, welt
account of extensive repairs, is to be opened for the
midnight mass of Christmas eve.
The
Ceediesi deoece,or:ltimdrgtelli:Dnr,Weedn4eidied "a
uo
Archbishop, who was to have presided at this down the ward to hunt him up. She saw this dy.i,of
keep him offe
them floor."°gThe dot or said. "The man 1!
ceremony, is prevented by serious indisposition. dying ;he will be dead to-morrow." TozoorrolLeanims., sioj
A universal exhibition of dogs will be opened at bled as= =old. "Ann she got wsoemn,
the Jardin d'Aoclimation, on May 5, 1863, and will put the man on it, and carried him bodily to her sabraty,l
last a week. Only dogs crelite (choice dogs) are to I tordni:llehiwuh.
with
ahim
Wou,all :der foughtuw
death hand to bud
be admitted ; but competition within the Hittite of I
i day and night, and beat him bank and saved the soldier s
that standard, whatever it may mean, is open to I life. The day
I:3eitOorei!i•West to J
tome ionffeiZio. the vase bill:lsm%
all the world. Application must be made to the . afhelp, took her bed.
°Hai nub to go with hi., bet she would not spare time ; tbw°
directors of the gardens before April 1. was all that washing to do. She went with him to tbe
The. Bourse,which yesterday did not recover, not- Iha abr. son at lifted up his voice as ace
withstanding the Moniteur's note, from the fall oc- I wept like a abqd. I say we have grown noble in oor
got him,ll.lld just to. her.nuoil,..,_sadiatitheohiredaaa
csaioued by the Monday's rumour of a diplomatic srlerry.

TUBtN, DIM 25.
Garibaldi arrived at Caprera on the 22nd inst.
General Wininon, the new Prussian minister to
the court of Turin, has arrived here.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND Al
MAIM.

The following telegram has been reoeived at
Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Navigation Company :

MARSEILLES, Dia. 24, 10 Lic.

The Valetta, with the above mails, arrived this
day at 8 p.m. The mails leave for Loudon
at 10.30 p.m.

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