The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-26 00:00:00

Immo, the Marianna was ohemiel to damp
her course, and appeared to be attemptimg **Noir
the Sea-mcw. As this sestassVgatatli da-
maged by the storm, finally ilful
management, in reaching pert. It is bed. that
the navigators of the Maim* did nt properly
mamas, the sails. At all events, it le eurbia that
there *mei ender the smasommat et Captain
Neat Had& Imo weathered at... quite* oldest,
even with a heavier 11816 We use *MOM OW
=Zemin& (penile Meat 1111) dist the
et the vessel was meet irasesilo. mai
the die prossaliinary seseimese nearerry Gaeta
ONOSIOOS neglested.
lash is the best amplemedin ng Whigplihn
esa give of the ilmsler. Outing
wader
any aspeet, it is sae mot hemiliating to the Aus-
trian naval genies; bat. in truth, melt more so to
the writer. The Want eagerness with which be
hastens to imp* beempoloaes to Oiginial=
math and his diem aimed, a trier ex
than it weld snit .Admirli Whelan lo give or the
prone wile surround the yang Swam to re-
ceive. This Gruel braise* of the inemsey et as
officer whine mithrtones should ha* presorted Me
name bent book is instigated alreply-ley • wish to
screen from Mime the real masa of the
catastrophe, the military mss ale* the tar-
son et the yarn monarch. Omit Wimps
hismelt alia, -perceiving the wish ef the Emperor to
leave at ones for Trieste, persuaded him that the
voyage was perfectly safe. Lettere from Maieseetteo
show in direct opposition to the statemast Awe
rooted, that every indication of a meet dangerous
storm was visible before the Ave vessels left port,
and it is said that the eldest pilot there told the
Mare that they mold never mash Trieste in the
IBM el sash a ems' asethsest wind.
But although it is net kw Admiral Wispiest or
his fellows to =mess themosivee at the expense of
the eadirtante Weldon**, it meet be eadasscd
that the whole M with the shattered
stale et the Beermew laduir, the bodily at
lamina ef Trieste, plasm the seadldea of the
trim navy in a very indlreserable Speaking
aceeriling to natoW polablities. the Mimes are
tan to ewe that if We imperil vessel had been in
the bands of one of the awe* sea captains, or even
of a Neater of any of the merchant vessels of the
Mediterranean, she woad have come safe out of the
storm. The captains of the Austrian naval service
are, as a body, men of little or no explains% and
ere locked down upon by every Levitt
Very few of the vessels have bass so mace a:tiif
the Mediesnansom. The Lim& beat, el 1104iene
power, noshes the run from Tenho to Trieste* sine
hours, while the first war teseesse is the impeded ser-
vice. of MIO horse-power, takes abrand-tereati bears.
This 'rime in great put hem the had WM of the
scats, but what can be expels& of a servka is which
diciest Akers like llti and the North Sea
sailors are replaced by lieutenants, captains, and
generals of cavalry.

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES.

Our Roman correspondent, writing on the 20th
March, having been applied to by " an elector of i
Cardiff," for n(rmation touching the dispute be-
tween the committee of the English chapel at Rome
and the Bishop of Gibraltar, in which the member
for Cardiff has taken so prominent a part, sends a
correct statement of the ewe, with two letters just
received from the Archbishop of Canterbury and the
Bishop of London, recommending submission to the
Bishop of Gibraltar, not as legal, bat as expedient.
The concluding ceremonies of the new cardinals'
creation had occupied his holiness, who had also,
by orders under his own hand, appointed Cardinal
Antonelli secretary of eats, instead of pro.eecxtary,
and named several other cardinals and prelates to
important offices.
Thpeaia nilee commanded to be observed by hie ho-
liness on the 19th, and was announced by all
the • belle on the preceding evening, by order
of the cardinal-vicar.

Monsignor Talbot preached, on St. Patrick's-day,
in the church of St. Isidore, belonging to the monas-
tery of Irish Franciscans, in favour of which esta-
blishment &collection was made miter the sermon.
Fschange on London, 693.

The Swim journal the Thai an that del
office explanations have .neatly Sites place at
Geneva between the federal ammisdasees and the
government. 301. tarn miorEpig demanded that
the governmest d Cheers Medd slept towards
the politioal Mmes. the some Illisasepos so timelier
cantons. Thi the Chasm" tismenmest has ewe-
plied with. In esaingsenes et this alliliesignms Rot
provide themselves with a punkas if smidenes.
in &fault et which they win he wilds the
days. Ilie ishshitaate see simbeW it the mal-
-1 ties wide they friar in net deelleingi whet
they have is their hews The sammisisses de-
thethat they EWA be ponelMed lame=
paper" et keel's= 11 Win apart
ogee. lbw el the pelltseal
the Free, hew bees nut htto tss itterier, or re-
ceived pmegeets Ibilemilesi America.

BELGIUM.
It is not correct, se some d oer eoufellprrarisa
have stated, that MM. dManesenville sod Alex.
Theses were ordered to quit Belgian upon their
=by the court of fumigant Brabant. Having
journey expreoely he the purples of meet-
ing the chirp, they lat the ermatry voluntarily se
soon as it was disposed of

BUBBIA.
A letter, dated Kalink Mar& $, states that the
government miasma, as soon as the railroad floss
St. Pstmsbarg to Warsaw shall have been made, to
oonstract her from Odessa to Lew with an ex-
tension to Bothnia. The principal object of the go-
vernment is to facilitate the transport of grain from
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