The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-13 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Corriere Mercantile, of the 7th, has intelli-
gence from Florence op to the Bth. That capital
had been the scene of disorders, attributed to the
exalted party; two chameurs and an officer of the
civic guard were wounded by stones thrown at
the armed force, whose coolness prevented any
more serious collision. The Prefect Puocioni

published a proclamation in consequence on the
6th, recommending the citizens to avoid increas-
ing the
groups
of the ill-intentioned by their
presence from the mere motive of curiosity, and an-
nouncing that in case the dutuabances should take
more serious turn, the armed force will set, after three
intimations to make the crowd disperse. On the 6th
Montanelli bad a long conference with the Grand Duke.
A proclamation was posted at Leghorn, on the 6th,
signed by the new eoveraor, in which, after thanking
the Livournese for their confidence in him, he declares
that, before he accepts sucks charge, he must consider
whether he can fulfil it. Livorno was wry mach
agitated oa that day ; some desired to see Guerrieri
governor, others demanded Montanelli, and others
still wished him to be minister; Gnerrazzi has left
for Florence, and published an adieu to his fellow-
citizens, recommending Montanelli to their affections.
Advines from Sicily state that a Sicilian ship, loaded
with ammunition, was saved from being captured by
a Neapolitan vessel by the British and French forces,
who have also prevented the landing of the reinforce-
ment. sent by tho King of Naples to Filaogin. Cho-
iirowey, the well-known Polish general, has been'
named by Charles Albert chief of the general staff of
the army.

La Suisse, of Berne, of the 9th, elates that the
charge d'affeires of Switzerland at Vienna has re•
mind from the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs
an assurance that he would write to Marshal Ra-
detzekv, to induce him to remove the restrictions
which he had imposed on the communications of the
canton of Tesino.

EASTERN eCOUNTIEII.--THE LATE CHEAP TRIP To
Nnwmaaarr.—The train st the Buten Counties Railway
that conveyed second-char peessegers at 6s. each, and third.
elan at 41., to Neverearkst and bath (a distance of 130
miles), on Tuesday lest, was composed of 31 carriages, each
scatainiog nearly 50 persons. The total number of permits
mewled was 1,537. Two of the company's most powerful
elegises drew the train at the average rate of 23 miles an
beer, Including several stoppages. The experiment hes
bean so enomOisl, that the directors have announced their
deseratinatton to repeat it at the Houghton meeting.
THE PRTIONZI UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH AT
GLASGOW . On Wednesday a communlattion was re-
ceived from Sir G. Grey, granting a respite during her ma-
jesty's pleasure to John fit'Ltulty, convicted at last Glasgow
theses of the murder of James ll'Bride, at fitanemg, near
Airdrie. The reason 'Reigned for this respite is that her
asjasty's government may have time to inquire into the
we, and see whether they can recommend the convict to the
royal clemency, in terms of the recommendation of the jury.

STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER.
(By Electric Telepapia)
Pam SWIM To MINI O'CLOCK Tins MORNING, the
mind end weather at the undermentioned Omen were as Mann :

alnolagbass ...B. Mae
Brandon WE. ...Rise

Lfrork nas
Lam ...E.N.E—Squally

oembdd W Mee
Clielmetard —Fine
Cbettorikid Fine
°Actuator 11. Cloudy
N ibse
lienDerebeeeN.N.E Flne
EtPublinin
Oatebeed. Right tog
Carew .&E.
N
-Foggy
Oleneeeter N.E. N. Rae
Orsport..3l.E * -Nary Ibatc Id
Hertford
Bak E. by 8 .floody
Intuit& 8.......C1ete1y
Leeds N.I by Z. Fine
Loherater .N Pine
.. Cloudy
Lincoln lt Pine
Brbeol. Oct If, 6
Dever. Oet 11, 13 sm.

lb*mon ...N. .. Fine
Now 811#12.t fog
Normakall.W.byWßum
Aweigh E.N.E....Cloady
Pale W.N.W.. line
Portomeatli...N.K.....Very Roe
111. W .Fine
esalhompton...W- ras
WI" arse
weerel N.I. .Very doe
w w=Plan
N.E.. _Very flue
Yarscieth Hain
ad NZ.; tniaYt end dry.
wind. S.N.E. ; nanny.

SHIPPING.

MAILa Anntvito.—Debris,27lWaterford, 1; Donagba-
dee, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1.
Lottoow, Oat. 13.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W, mode-
rats bravar, and Sae, akar, dry weather.
Dam., Oct. 12 —N.W. to N.N.W.—Arrived : Semiramis,
Madras; William and Ann, Bombay; Agnes, Cuba, for
Hamburg ; thaanfordham, Dalhousie, for Newcastle. Ar-
rived Iron the river and sailed : Lady Newest, Bombay;
Banger, and Fanny, Bahia. Sailed Madam, Valparaim.
07F Laviaroot, Oct. 12.—Arrived Argitirgegorc
Elvirs, Rio Grande ; Ivanhoe, New Trek ; y,
LIYZEIPOOL, Oct. 12.—The Ellen, ter (tow.., gat back to

Rio Janeiro shoat the 18th August, leaky, and with 800
toms or toffee thrown overboard.
Saunas. Oct. 11.—The Fear Brothers, Liverpool to
Nowesosde, morbid mangey es re the Besrp, hu bees got
skim' Wer4 in hero by 'womanises, with both pumpsgoing.
Roarnanrrow, Oct. 12.—Befied United Staten- (st.),
New Yak.

forniOet. 12.-8•11 a : Henry Duncan, St. John's,
New ihniseriek.

Paraaacs, Oat 11.—Arrivod : Orepow, Ciaelsee.
Caoo Arrived : BgertasCallaw.
OE7 NIZIN:HiLD.—Anived: Brothers, St. John's,
N. 8., ke Dablin, with pert of dick-load trashed away.