The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-12 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN, Rm. 11.
The evening papers publish a proclamation in
favour of Italian unity circulated in Rome by the
Garibaldian committee, and signed "Garibaldi."

SPAIN.
MADRID, Scrr. 11.
It is stated that the government will take no steps
relative to Mexico before the acceptance of the
throne by the Archduke Maximilian.

aluirr DUFF, M.P.. AND 818
COBSTITUBNTS.

rbOUGLAB, Isle of Man.—His Grace the Duke
J-IF of Admire late reside/nen the CASTLI MONA HOTEL and
BOARDING•IIOUsK The patronage of families and toarlsta Is
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two Bradshaw. Tariff and led of furnished houses on receipt of
Amapa

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On Thursday Mr. Grant Duff addressed Ma con-
stituents at Elgia. The bon. gentleman, who oti rising was
received with cheers, began by saying—I can still congratu-
late you, ea I did two years ago. upon the fact tat
the reins of power are in the hands of a liberal governmeat,
but I do so with lees satisfaction than I felt then, bemuse
the Meantime which we have derived from those who at
present rule as have for some time peat been rather of •
negative than of a panties kind. (Hear.) Yet allowances
must be made far the feveriab state in which we have bees
kept by our relations AM America, for the check which
liberal sapiratioos have received in some quarters from what
bee occurred there, and for the peculiar character of Lord
Palmerston, to whom the nation seems to have made up its
naiad that its destinies shall be confided until the curtain
falls upon his eventful history. (Hear, hear.) I wish I could
agree with them who think that the threat' from the other
side of the Atkitin which reach us by every mail are mere
bluster ; but it really seems as if the spirit of the old Mexi-
can religion had taken pomemion of the North, and that
only in human sacrifice could it see any virtue. (Hear.)
I trust we shall do everythlog that can be does without
dishonour to prevent a rupture. In the long and difficult
negotiations which have been carried on about Poland, I
see as yet sothiag to fiod fault with. Meister. would
assuredly not have been supportedby the country e• more
decidedly warlike policy. I admit that if all that the powers
have mired from Roma were granted by her, the Peliah
question would be far from being settled ; bat I have
yet to lean that that question is susceptible of any
really satisfactory solution. I know not what the Emperor
Alexander can do in this Polish imbroglio, except to
allow himself to be borne along by the MUM of
avenge, and to reecho the words of Lord Pelmerston
the most remarkable words, by the way, which I ever heard
him niter—" There is so such calamity as to be born to a
heritage of triumphant wrong." (Applause.) Aa regards
Italy, I think it is bertUy doubtful that her affairs will ooce
again, and that ere very long, become of Europese interest.
lam not alluding to the Roman question. I am alluding to
the question of Venetia, or, more properly speaking, the
question of the Quadrilateral. The Quadnlateral is, as has
been well remarked, the secret of Italy. As long as Austria
retains that strategic position, equally powerful for attack
and defence, so loag will Italy be obliged to keep up un
enormous army, and to Motu aspens= which must con-
tinually Menem the dieorder of the
to
Ere long
Victor Emmanuel be forced to go to war whether he
likes it or not. (Hear.) After reviewing at great length
the principal incidents of the samius, Mr. Duff referred to
the speech of the Count of Montalemben at Mechlin. Realise,
he said, who the man is who spoke theme noble words.
Hey •9• • lukewarm catholic. He it as unnunoussus

of the ultramOotahte. The Ns of Peter lam no more da-
-1 voted son • and are mre, the liberals of
than
And Intel*
II YAM and CO.'S SUITS and GARMENTS lectual SoUtland, to be lam liberal than he! (Applause.)
arlgA .i. to OltDElt-Noblemen, clergymen. and gentlemen are The commercial men of this country, have come at length
ly recommended to entrust their Orders to ft I'l If to know that commerce has nothing to ask horn govern.
.! whose clerical and professional Attlee, Habits, end moat, except to be let sloes. Wnen will religious men
Liverim, together with Gentlemen's CLOTHlNGgenerally. are
ihrOnitiOn• •1114/ world l that religion flourishes beat
of the beat mad moat fashionable dmeriptlen. Clerkwl %Its,
leo le leas ; Professional Outs 48S 40 Ha. lamer Hahne., from where it is /4.84 lii--Z7 by the deagerem protection
gto 6 subsea. Servants' Li reties -Paercii suits, from SW ; of statesmen? (Cheers.) Who is to be the Adam Smith of
Yeelmens Ilidta,lloa. ; Coachmen's Sul* via , the piety of lanced ? Who are to be the Blights aml
/IVA'S and Co., ito and 67, Osford-street. j Cuhdeiss of unfettered thought? (Applaute.) We are pamoiag
to a period in which questions of religious liberty will have
DEEM:MON in TROUSRES. —Nies Points tuanoual see
sere ; but ma the liberal party triumphs
.1. dtillided-HYdid and We Tris-aulas Titougus.Luat •ea mach secessere quentioe, am more subject will be
as temlineLederedniee. Lit.,_.elth
........._eneteem., ,_•01.......ene. 04,•'-`'. removed from the sphere al politics, cos more step will be Igiredmorgme.' gag wearer
pessam -"e4"7.6.6.'".7.4..e7b.,.,--..........1 reedy , made towards the Nulisatios of that state of things which
Emit and le mosommit lb. et. lea ed. igs. et , rigwould long ago have come about, if men would only have
BUY mid Ca, ea mid 1117. Oidlsritateset I obeyed the sublime meant- " Reeder unto Omar the
that are
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A CHANGE of FASHION, COAT and VEST ; °Odra." (MestaC) and alb
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Tremors lashed et wearing all three garments ot ono material: . erg u.k..
this ahle_.....teromem,...
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Angie,Visia "'''assk'...l;ameoldes...- ...Gilt: to els. - -.- '; vices career of the hoe. member, moved an amendment
MYAM amid Co., OS and el. Oxlmrdotrest I condemning his retie dories the last seedoe is favour of
' the Priem Mainers Bill. and of the °peeing of the Edia.
XTEVri SANDRINGHAM OVER-COATS and burgh &task Guth.. as, Suede"
weft ace tapes
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cutters aed workmate le cartmet prom ghost oes thla description of 1 At j.,...„,,. h....,... whs. um, haa.
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drew. and a wspertor style mad realty me gmensliesd.
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street, Remission; asd 42, lartgeate. Leads. agreed to.