The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-08 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

M=SR& MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of
Mackwall-yord, LandoiTl a PACK!? SNIPS to
atMiltALLLllir MEOW Pert Phillip, Direr (to leant
as Docks as Itondav, SeTt- 0ti1711.1,16.104
clipper ship LlNOOLNaglatit.lo teas, Z. uwirwr I, Com-
trader : lying in She Mar India Dock. Her accommodations for
all ruse of paenagere are unowpared. sad eke will tarry sr
experienced surgeao.—For trier or grew apptr to McLEOD.
ALIJORT, ad MO! AN, with Marra Matey Wigram and
Mae, No. T. Lesdigillailareet. Paimearritri tads Mao of packer
are control fres Paddington to ftwaNk are aim for ascend
dar ;ma sad crowd duo for third ciao lama

VIENNA, Sm. 7.
The sittings of the Austrian Reichsrath will be
resumed upon the 15th inst.
The debate concerning the arrest of the Galician
Deputy Ragawaki will be upon the orderof the day.

110111.1T12P001. OR QIIZZNBTOWN TO NZW TONG
INZWIJAZ MUGS
IL MO TO ma OULNIAS (Se K.
UNT TO
NOTICIL

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PHI LIVERPOOL,, NEW YORK, said
PHILAMPHIA STILL 41111, OIMPANT Istiiad do&
'Matra tketr tall-powereil Iron ems, Storm4lalpe,
COlTriali V°R..a.f!lait "Mk

TEE EMMONS IN PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Stn. 7.

•
The Nord Deutsche Zeitung of this evening says :
—" Notice has been sent some days back to the
provincial authorities to prepare for the new elec-
tions to the chamber according to the existing regu-
lations."

ITALY.

RCITTKIIDAII sad the RHINE—TWICE a
1111Z..—Tlie peddleekeamer BATAVIIII, Oat. W. SMITE.
ems the Brltlah and Foreign P011•11.Wilbli. Wendel& every
eloiday, at 11 ara. Pares. et IL, Al lea, eel lee eL retry's.
AM, Pea, and Al ea. ed. The sarewabssaar lY1111001U)
tear cdl the Tower ewe, Thursday eeseubig early. Fares, LI
Ind ti 10s.—tor threw& Wee rotor to the prises' monthly thee
dy* .r7re Mahone' Odin, V.. sr to IVII..
um. GRAM, and PHILLLITS. 11. Boat-1 KC.
w"

BRlMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Emm-
idea. sad Ointral Germany. 11•11111 r TIII7II3IMY, by
Ins lona Gees Lloyd's spleadld iilllllllllll SCHWALM
o=2 se YOWL Irma norselydown, at 11 a.m.. Gaffing at
Pim for yamingers at nom lama b Drumm Et
an 41; nem West% Mt and al 106.—Aanly CILLPLIN'S
VolvadOlki, Bassus4lrwr. M.: orb rzmurra. GLOM.
ar MIMI% 11. 1004-Isak IC.

ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY
(Usittad).
MOO= =PULSATOR!' of the ATIPAIIB at Usk Company,
aad In ma salaam at Ope mbalsaawaada id Wow! Queues sad
Mr. laarmarea. By Joan &maxi. C.L
Landon: Trailer and Co., SO, Patessastarlow. Mae la ed.

LIVE&POOL lila LONDON MBA afti
LIPS INAURANCE COMPANY.
■tabßvhed In 1811.
Officee —I, Ilelootrost, Liverpool lad U, Poultry,
London. S.C.
PROM= OF TM 01111PAWY 01:111110.

TM. Prevails&

lavaite4 liusd•

MIR I LIMOS 1 00.167 I 4601.214
20.2711 7%781 on.* a
it MUM 1.16.,71 14111.01111
MR MASI VIII,7•11 1.417,1118
Ito Aro bey yak by thls Company I—"Tt -d
to 1,12 was
1171.131.
WWINTOW BOULT, Secretary to the Company.
JOHN ATKINS, Reddest Secretary, lambs.

REMEMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S every
Bream tht• week, miter Alfred lielisses Proossibie
tkocarts.

ALLSOPFS ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT.
JOHN F. BIGGS and Co.. rote colanders for Bottled
low to the International Italdtdtloa. Agate for Samuel Alborg
and Seas India Pale and Bolero Ale% sad Celanese. Fos.
led Co..' totes etre'. Importers et Mass sad Bphile.-011thee
OM
ui Ime dames, the s
km loyalash Eschew, LC.—lt. trade 'applied se
Illq

HYAM and CO.'S SUITS and GARMENTS
to OltDM—Noblemen, clergymen. end gentleman are
=gnrecommended to entrust their Crams to RYAN
aws* clerical aml profesetonal Attire, flalitta, and
Linden together with Gentlemen's CLOTHING refteratly. are
of the tog and fashionable description. !Urinal Nene,
rur to Ista : te, ads. to ItOt. Ladle( Hahne, trees
I In 6 golsose. Rama ' Liveries—Pare lean from sOa.
Yeetinens &On : Coachmen's netts. (16n
H YAM end Co.. 06 and 67. Oxfordetreet.

pianiz('now in TROUSERS. —Nioe Point&
• Attained.—llYAll and Co.'s Treeittlna TBOUSIB.S, eat
cm Improved principles, et with exaeleese, and allow of free
exercise in the wares without Anita Into creases or folds.
fee Colours and Patterns of taseerlde Pe shown from, raid)
me. and to IDISSILINt, 141. Id, ALL IL, mr. a, Ills.
RYAN sad Co., 1111 sal if. Osionl4lnot.

'nom 0171 MI

TURIN, Sur. 4.

General Cugia, the Minister of Marine, has re- ! filthy den. After bolus their, nearly a week a Confide-
turned from Genoa without witnessing the launch ' rate officer cams in ooe day to know if we would volute.
of the iron plated frigate Principe di Carigtano, teer. Under the circumstances we declined to embrace
which was once more prevented by the stormy state ; the opportunity of fighting for his country. In this way
of the sea I believe the operation will ultimately be called several times to know if we thought any better
. toduorostente
take place without display of any kind, and at the eanscmit ti
t noy stroug.t LA finding the M
came ono day and con were not
k us out to
first opportunity. the provost marshes ogee. While there he tried to
The Sicilian Deputy Giuseppe Lafarina is very coerce us into taking the oath of allegiance to hie
dangerously ill. He is a fine man, about fifty years government. mkt the jeers and taunt, of a crowd of
Of age. As a writer he has devoted himself ',Thiel- ' ""miaskeid °gam", whose hatred of England was ooly
pally to history, and in that he is somewhat dif- °quailed by their "fatted ignorance of her power.
Oar party, consisting of Danish Gorman, sad British
fuse. He has written a his of Italy, a historyof subject; refused renounce our allogioo,„.w.
the Sicilian revolution of 1848, and many pamphlets were etis pet into the moo of the, las youriona. Os
upon topics of the day. He is at the heed of a refining to do duty the mat day (ia obedience to the
political association called the National Society, of QM" Prooktnitttolth I underwent the P01d,10404
which he was the founder, and which sets secretly known as " bwcki°E"isfront of am"' &Ilea bead'
quarters, and also the others, after which we were tamed
in those parts of Italy that are still enslaved; but
in the free provinces it acts openly in the interests Intoef the de ;bag.... bnekint): wee ourinraimnft.7;sei:the sdde idrs
of constitutional monarchy, to which it rendered of „our wing titwws ever boom of as, still continuing
important service before the annexation. It still has to refuse, I was subsequently tied up by the thumbs half an
some influence against other societies. Signor Ws. boor to the rafters of the guard.bonae shag with another
rina is a good speaker and • valuable deputy, but he is British subject named Kelly, a graduate of the Queen's
ambitious and impatient, and owing to the latter C°lllll% Galway' aaw kiss alt"walda undergo the
quality he has been unable to obtain the object of puelistenaenit:indmilded by
6thiceexicewho medal, he "
his ambition, a portfolio. During the Sicilian re- sew him held head downwards in a task of water three
volution of 1848 he was War Minister, and twelve times until almost drowned. The punishment of slaves
years afterwards he had an official appointment, her teen Inflicted on us with a full knowledge of our nation-
but did not succeed ; the advanced party looked silty is broad daylight and within a few yards of Omani
upon him as a reactionary, and the reactionary tegg's heedl'ertenite thea presencee ofd at trat:cfty or
party looked upon him as a demagogue. He slid-
demo
cretin inendred spectators.
olence pneralry,Colore eel Strawbridge yaod his creole
denlyturned againstßaron Ricasoli in the Chamber, commismoned Aker, of the Ist Louisiana stood unrivalled.
hoping to become minister with Batumi When The de facto government have now assumed the responeibi•
Rattazzi fell, and it became obvious that hawse not lit, by a decision of their highest court at Mobile, doctoring
likely to regain in a hurry the confidence of the me liable to military service. This trial cost me 4,000 dole.,
to which must be added 3,000 dots.for a substitute, which
King and the parliament, Signor Lafarina returned
to the party of the majority, and abandoned the bwysithonelyaultftil: shatceitim:'nuthl was Itf..tatinwattahatAtfilead.
unpopular husband of the Princess de Solme ; hems. Seeing there wag no end to the imposition and out-
Notwithstanding these dekete, the death of Signor rags. I left, sod at the expose* of 3,000 doh. more lam so
. .

ACHANGE of FASHION, GOAT sad VEST
ALlLL—Oentlernen now Feeder a skew at 61116112 toe
Trousers irked of wearing all three gersemsts et ewe lIIMAZIAL
this style recalwassals Itself to gentleness et task. Coats sad
Vests alike, Vs. 6d to es.. Trousers to Chert.ds, Tweeds,
Asgoles, end Doeskins, its. dd. to tie
LIYAM sod Co., 08 =a OT, Orterdetreet.

Lafarina would be a loos to the Constitutional party,
to which he now belongs, having abandoned repub-
lican opinions for many years.
We still await the termination of the Annie ,
affair. I can give you some explanations, however,
of the cause of Use delay which has taken place
in the proceedings. It is true that the French
magistrature does not display much eagerness in
the business, but it is equally true that the Italian
minister, in his desire to hasten matters, has
afforded a pretext for delay. Ile sent
abstracts to France of the papers refer
ring to the mimes committed by Cipriano la Gala
and bin companions. Three weeks afterwards a
request was sent from France for the official docu-
ments, as the abstracts did not possess a sufficiently
l►gal character. Signor Pisanelli, the Minister of
Grace and Justice, was compelled to procure them
from Naples and the provinces, a fortnight being
thus employed, and then send them to France,
where they are now being examined. It is easy to
understand, therefore, bow it is that a definitive
reply bas not yet been received. All the statements
made by the opposition journals are the
merest inventions of party spirit. To judge
by the indirect information which has reached
us, there is reason for believing that extradition will

far home out of the Southern Confederacy. Having been
unable to close my estate 1 have left my sister in charge of
it, RS to her exertions on my behalf more than to the money
actually expended I am indebted for my deliverance from
captivity. Scene de facto compensation can surely be bad
for a series of very gloss outrages committed by the de
facto government. With this brief statement of facts, as
British subject I now respectfully call upon your lordship
for such indemnification as the government may think
proper to demand for three months' continuous outings and
imminent rialr of life, together with the loss of 10,000 dole.,
besides the damage done to my business by an enforced
absence from it. —I have the honour to remain, my lord,
your lordship's most obedient servant,
B. B. BZUSHAW.
P.S. My Lord,—l enclose the official report of the trial
(taken from the record by the clerk), with the meal of the
court attached, to which my case was referred by the de
facto government. It being their highest court there wee
no appeal. The question, as your lordship will perceive,
was not one in reference to the series of gross outrages
which had just been committed, but only in regard to my
liability to conscription.

ATEW SANDRINGHAM OVER-COATS and
A. CAM, One to Two Onineeut—RYAM and Co.'s Over-
scats gad Careens made he JI the fashionable materials by
angora mad woramea la canoeist practice on then description
dress. ?nil • reeerfer may!, sod .rnaltty are jeanranessd.

ARRIVAL OP A BLOCKADI RIINNZR IN THR MER-
KET.—Ou Sunday evening thp floe steamer Miriam, with
dates from Bermuda to the 24th of August, arrived in the
Mersey with a large cargo, one portion of which consisted
of SW bales of canon, and • number of passengers from tin
South. When the Miriam left Bermuda the blockade
breakers Juno and Th 1414 were is the harbour, having
Win !U.:mildly hut the blockade of • Southern port.
The trade between Wilmington and Bermuda was madly
increasing, and hardly a day elapsed without one or two
arrivals from and departures for Wilmington. An immense
stock of cotton was accumulating at Bermuda in conse-
quence of some of the " heavier ^ blockade runners pre-
ferring that port to NalSiitl, the latter place being now
deemed rather dangerous owing to the Federal cruisers.
The celebrated Sumter, otherwise Gibraltar, ran the blockade
of Charleston on the morning of the 23rd ult.
A WHIRLWIND.—Ou Thursday morning a most
extraordinary storm and whirlwind passed over the south
side of Eastwood, the estate of Sir Geo. Jeakemon, Bart.,
on through Sunday's-hill and Lower Stone, doing very
considerable damage. Just on the edge of Eastwood its
mad freaks were marvellous. carrying off the tiles of a
house high in the air, and for • long distance, whirling
• bushel basket for Dearly • quarter of a mile ;
and lifting corn in stack, carrying it immense
distance. Large numbers of timber and fruit trees
of farms occupied by Messrs. Callimore, Malpes,
Pritabst, and others, were torn up by Cheroots, and others
twisted partly or wholly off in • manner anion incredible.
An elm tree war twisted off st about • third ef its height
end carried moo than fifty yank The tiles of the houses
were torn off, end whirled high in the sir to the consterna-
tion of the inmates. One old woman ins whirled about and
thrown down, but me mere frightened than injured. We
have not heard of any loam of life of either man or bout.
The stormcoveredbut a narrow breadth, and its wild and
frightful deluge were the work of only a few minutes.—
...,,Lbs lab 11111Moogj_I Odolool 111 et. Intelligence from Turin of a later date than that Brago'ger
Tux CRIRABILM OF 00,1151YMPTION. I WORKROOM{ BRRAD.—At the last meeting of the
_ nammen, M.D.. T.W.C.P., to. on which oar oorrtripondent's letter was written ow. runty, Dr. Buck,. roedi,ud Aka!, og boom. ro.
m‘wisacars Ormenset Is so do" Wetl wrest, has been received, stating that the death ad Signor pentad that he had tested breed obtained from some of the
"wl • IMSIIII~IoR MI *YE w worthy to be retest-pester districts is the parish to determine the quantity of
broutrue
tiptimpustill ail ameba wadies et ias pram- Lfarina took piece on the btb instant.
true
slam cestsined, and be found that the wont w that sup-
I as
plied to the worithoune. Some of the vestrymen, who were '
IM special also goardiuse. synod their mailroom by Meting that they
Zilind died* "'nadir*" nes me nod Dr, lisableal work Is M
Pininalinin'" of
PIABONTATION of TER FIERDOIt or DUlowo.l. could not individually detest the of alum in need.
roadsides' seamy has never aforOod nom mochuin yO Capron, Gasay.--Oardain Ovens, the Belem . The chairmen of the gusteliese said, although the 000-
fleinele pied ed the curability et a Morse, aka It ass Is be with the filmdom et the liew6 Um. to else's SOW the is, PrlKKOdivis would b•
lose eaumplles."—CerswelL wall, Yhw tespeated =start of the traveller (widow of the lase if the tread supplied was not brocading to contract.
Abe, by the same Author, prior I.
MOUE Qs ASTHMA and DLSKA6I3 of the MARL &Mania Geed, of Nato) reads, is Diagwall.--Adin• ilt wee reeeleed to seed Dr. Bartday's report to-the board, in
London Longman and Co. kepi Osesita. order to lave instellate steps takes Is the matter.

'YAK sad Co., 66 sia4 67, Oztard-skeet ; 61, 6!, and 23. New-
dam& 132rolasion; sad 62, Beigate, Ueda

GOLDING BIRD on GALVANIC BANDS
and BELT& —la ocrtlfying to the ingenuity of primate
Ml= PATENT GALVA SIC CRAM BANPA. BELTS, be.,
late evinrat pbyelciact Termed slAncet, 18M etclunively
toNIO efieleno, of the mild, contiotunts, collate currents as
nay geodneed by these flexible batteries. Prices of Bella
iddslibr la principle to thaw offered for 16x elsewhere, only
Sa OIL; bet real Volts•Electrie Belts, &0., now greed: improved,
from I. to lBa, the efficacy of which can he gratuitously tested.
Combined Voltaic Baltic for restating exhau4ed vital energy,
Mg to 405. Prospectus gr.tis, containing numerous authenti-
cated reports of rare" hr rheumatic., neuralgic, and gouty pain,
5zz...x..,..,-,,indigestion, onatipatiou, sethma, general
L L. ?ELVER/EACH= and Co., 71, Oxford-statert, London.

be accorded in the case of all the five assassins.

Had tbia information been communicated to the

journals by the Italian cabinet it would have calmed
public impatience, and Signor Visconti Venoms,

the Minister of Foreign Affairs, would not have
been so frequently ridiculed by the comic papers,
while the opposition would have been deprived of a
question which it of course has turned to good
account.

nv nrvicx)RATrns NERVINE EBBE/T(7Z.
1 —cis mesa ribialloolls prepared sad mat powerful astri-
V= medial aver iffiredoccd : restores to their normal coodificia
ell the useretlosa, a tss MOrcrity of which perfect health do-
ratic. It Is • 991,080 for debility of all kinds, sad from its =c-
ameos oils', ingredialts, pepsins and
pl=rbobs of sods.
will prove highly heciefloial 4, the nervous
Mos So per bottle, or tour quantities oos fall..- Sot.
assets Moen. Patirsitartro 1711 CO., 820, Oxford-Crest. N.C.
W 112, LeaSenhell.o6ooC 6C., Lrnutron.

The health of Garibaldi continues to improve.
The geueral walks about Caprera now by the aid of
a stick, and without feeling any pain. Fora long
.• _ _ _

time past even the rheumatism has left him is;

peace ; certain persons who trade upon his friend-
ship and his integrity should do the same.
At the commencement of this week it was known
that a pressing despatch bad arrived for Sir James

A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. 1167 MTS 1111.111 Ah sod LIVER PTY.'S, prepared Otto
sit say Msecurtsl logredissit. trots lbe ree et Pe. Iloott,
bs landeohte to ell who voter bon Wens mad IbsT star
Pasts, lodtdestins, whet, nouns, &Woe" ditties= of the
Resole. lwtulbltvalcostiveness,usfulyapede.lasdidah,
sad se splutter of the blooei..hey are trnty eteellsell; mind In
listadost sad grateful to the stomach they mere=
dli=cl;strsoathes the whole osevolui
Fol=W, t, Kies Wthlamot., Chselsooromo sad by
Myst It to sad to IL Be sure to ask
4Dr. 's User Pills. The tessdne ere • soars
pitinte. with .lellshist Tooll•srt' enersvod on the steam

Hudson. Thin Was sutticieut to set afloat the

rumour that Liir James had been reappointed repre-

ientative of Great Britain at the Court of Ticrin.

Some few journals repeated this rumour, which,
however, is now no longer believed, however much
people may wish it were true.