The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-14 00:00:00

LORD DALHOUSIE.

MAT 13.

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The Tribune, 21, Dorm frig►te, Ceptain Edpll,
having Lord Dalhousie, late finnan-Gem/rat of ladle,
aid family oa board, arrived at Spithesd this moralag at
mom. fib saluted t►e nag of the nimateader-ia
which the Victory acknowledged. The Onensader-la-
MO wait est to Spithead is the Fire (them, mad paid kis
rrpsen to the noble lord. The health of kis lordship is
reported to have improved of late, although he is still ex-
andiagly week, requirieg to be moved in a lot. At fear
o'airiek this 'Person the Tribes* man into harbour, hot
his lordship did sot lead till mar 6 o'clock. He thee m-
ended with his fanny to the George Hotel, rottenest!.
Hen he will remain for • few days. Oa leaving the Tri-
bune be stew numed yards, sad es the barge la whisk hie
1 irdship sad Easily were brought Loa shore, rang the
Victory, that ship fired a salute of 19 gam. His lordship
wee immediately carried to the carriage of the nonameader-
ta-ablef, whisk was waiting, sad draw to tha George.

DOVER, TUESDAY.
Lord Cowley left at 4 p.m., in the stem packet
Vivid, for Boulogne.

Primes Frederick William of Prussia will, it is mid,
1111/111118 Lades, so ao to be present at oar Court as the
eaeivonery et the Qaees'e birthday.
Lord sad Lady ideates& are pawing the Whit-
ma holidays with the Master of Tidally, Tidally-lodge,
Cambridge.

We regret to learn that Viscount Ebrington is
suffering fins a neer, ophthalmic stink.
The Earl and Countess of Westmorland enter-
tained at Mann, at their naming n Cavendish-pears, last
evening, hie Highness the Grand Vizier. There ware in-
vited to most hie Highness hie Excellency the Turkish Am-
bassador, his Baseline, the Premien Minister and the
Countess Bernetorff, hie linellenoy the Hanoverian Minis-
ter aid the Countess Kielneasegge, the Martian and Mar-
chioness of Ely, the Earl of Malansbary, Lord sad Lady
Model:ogee, Lord Burgherelt, Hon. Julian Fun, Lady
Rosa Fame, Lord Heytesbary, Hon. Mr. and Mn. apeman
Pot onby, Le.

The Earl and Cattalos of Lichfield have left
Grosvasor plus for Stragbotositt, Staffordshire.
Tire Earl cad Countess of Doaoaghmors have
arrived at Claridge'. Hotel.

The Earl of Gainsborough and Lady Victoria
Noel have left Claridge's Hotel for St. Iwonird'e-oa•tka.
Lady Hotham has left Claridge's Hotel.
The Countess de Persigny gave a soiree dassatae
last night, at Albert late-house. Fits Hmltnees the Grand
Vizier honoured the counter wit► his oompas y. arriving
from the 'Gal of Westmorlaad's, where ha had bees diaiag,
about eleven o'clock. His Weiser was accompanied by
his By 'Betsey the Ambassador et Turkey cad Madame
ilasatus.

The following are among the visitors now at
Brighton :—The Marquis of Aeglessy, the Berl of ligliatoo,
Colonel Elydnoy North tad the Eames. North, the Bishop
of Women, and Mn. Papys, Lady Brant Brune, air Chas.
and Lady Dnglas, Lady Rua Ortville, Baron and Lady
Plitt sad the Mines Platt, till George sad Lady Grey, Lady
Wisaingtan, Lady Bearer, the Bari of Hinton, Lady
Asithcooko, Lady Cottaaha;, air Chapman Marshall, the
Hoe. F. and lire. Btoser. The Bishop of London is pro-
longing his stay at the residence of the Martial' of Bristol,
to Kemp-town.

A lucrative pesos of patronage has jest been plaoed
et the disposal of the government by the drains of Sir
Edward Tierney, Ban., which took place on Monday after
noon at his house is Dahlia. The deceased held for may
pus the Mike* frown solicitor for the worth-wrest fir
cult, comprising ail mantles, the ecnolanents pertaming to
which are little short of 3,0001. per annum. The oleo is
virtually in the gift of the Attorney-General. The office
of clerk of snipe, ia the Bolls' Court, I. also vies.; by
the death of Sir Edward Tierney.
We (Times) are requested to state that the Sultan,
as the application of the &WM govennamt for persainlon
to erect a manorial church at Constantinople, has non
lib' ?city panted a pities of pound lug. enough for a
Much, schools, sad presage.
The expenses of the ocebrated "Dyes Sombre"
eon in the Court of Chancery have already amounted toi
80,0001, and tics sass is set yet casehided. The proceed-
ings connected with ft hays minded over twelve years.
It is now looked upon as certain that the Prince of
Prussia will be deputed by the Eng to be prams at tics
aromatics of the Emperor Abseador is Kamm.
The Cowan of King's College, Loudon, bare
appointed Mr. James Swift, of the City of London School,
Aesietent Adtbamtisal sad Writing Mater.

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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1856.

ITALY.
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• (moat ova OWN

NAPLIB, MAT 8.

I am informed by those who have lately returned
from visiting Sicily that the feeling of hatred and in-
digestion which exists against the sovereign in that
island is indescribable. A match would set the whole
comm.}, in flames, and no measures are being taken
to sates or to ameliorate it.

The monstrous miracle of the liquefaction of the
blood of St. Janus:hie wu wrought last Saturday,
but so imperfectly that the minds of the faithful are
filled with fear. The descendants of the saint—who,
by the bye, are allowed privileged seats during the
operation—were loud in their cries at the delay in
working the miracle; and, horribi(e dietu, the blood
displayed in its centre a solid globular mass. Some
great misfortune is said to be impending over the
city, and the faithful shake their heads and specu-
late as to the form it will assume. For myeelf
a poor, carnal-minded man —I cannot but
remember that Saturday night wu one of
the coldest we have had for many a week, or perhaps
even many a mouth. On Monday their Majesties
and all the royal family visited and venerated the
ampulla which contains the blood. Thirteen carrisges
and six conveyed them in grand state to the church,
and the people were edified by another display of
royal piety. To-day ie the fete of the apparition of
the Archangel St. Michael. This fete wu inttituted
by the same admirable sovereign to commemorate an
event dear to the recollection of his subjects—that is,
the salvation of the life of the King through the
visible mediation of the arohangeL This is, indeed,
s holy land.

Ina recent letter I sent you some specimens of the
literature of Naples, as indicating the spirit of the
government towards the English. I quote from the
woe work "Le Spie," which is now Ijing upon my
table. The author thus describes himself:

I am not a spy either of the Pope or of the King of Naples,
het a eon, a shoat affectionate, active, dieinterested subject
of the Pope, r f the King of Naples, ache Emperor of Aut.
trim, of the Emperor of Russia, of the Duke of Modena, of
all those sovereign, is fine, absolute, legitimate, who with
an iron hand tsonapress, for the good of the people whom
they govern, thews hordes of wicked me. who shoeing the
holy name of liberty, blupheme God, conspire against
throne, attempt in the name of the human race to rob
freely.—P. 18. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for
as sinners, exclaimed, in this horrible night, my little
Maltese servant shivering with fear. For these excomnin.
taloned Jacobins, raid he, God has sent as the cholera,
end for these English dogs, yet more ezcommunitaeed, who
have given them a reception, we shall now surely die, if St.
' Paul does not save ; nor could a truer sentiment prote.ed
from the lips of innocence. In fact, to whom else does
I the world owe its misfortunes than to this multitode
of pinata made a nation with the bread and with the
peace of not one ? Meat holy Pant, then who from the
asp and the viper didst tear the poisoned tooth
for the manakin of the children of Publiue, wield thy
sword to strike off the heade of then famished wolves.
Avenge the shame of having lent thy name to altars raised
to heresy—destroy the fox of Albion—re.cue as from chip.
wreck. The ieritable political ruffianism of a Miato—the
Insidious Pharistle eloquent,' of • Cobden—the lying,
vulgar calumnies of • Gledstons—vivified and animated by
the sordid and shameless robbery of a Palmerston, and of us
many *thin as have preceded or shall follow him in the
Jadaising ministry, have pillaged the wor:d, so as not to
leave the skin of man laminated by the bloody teeth of the
British bear! The Menial, the Prondhiani, the Kossuth,
and all the refuse of the creation, will be always the rusty,
dist^rted instruments attached to the *tinkered getter of
the English shield, for the raoine of the rich evils of the
Osman flee. Who does not know that on silks, MU rags,
our skin, ars constantly designed to cover the libidinous
limbs of this prostituted, shameless, stinking hag, and that
we shall be ever endemmed to satiate her with our arm,
and assuage her with oar blo A, if the mercies of G id do not
save as, to. ?
Thin work wee written for and paid for by a mem-
ber of the Neapolitan government.

TIE CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY.

BITTING.-THIS DAY.

The proceedings were resumed this morning, after
ea adjousamest from T►anday het, all the memben of the
board belay prima,.
At half put Meru,

The Judge-Advocate, oddment( General Airey, stated
that • Rif J. to attend,
sad the following reply had ban reeeived :
Onutton Flom, Edinburgh, May 10, 18,56.

Bv,—la reply to your letter of the Bth, requesting se
to ottani ea Wirinesday, the 14th instant, at eleven o'clock.
a..., la the Great Hall at Chelsea, for the purples of being
examined as a Witness, I have to talons you that I as too
unwell to be able to attend at that Hine.

" But although the state of my health of itself preeladee
the possibility of complying with the requett contained in
your letter of the Bth, or with the suggestions contained is
your letter of the Bth, I thlak It right, with all possible re-
tina for the board, to add t►at, even ff
that obstacle had not existed, I could not have
agreed to deport from the roam I have hitherto
taken in the abeam, of say authoritative information, more
definite dm I have yet received, as to the precise objects
and the room, of the preisedinp going on at Chelsea, and as
to the position occupied or expected to be *coupled, rela-
tively to the board and to each other, by the persons who
have appeared or ►evs boon invited to appear in
those proceedings, and especially w►ether the promedioge
are intended to bear upon the ra in which the mem-
bers of the late Comatisaloa of Inquiry in the Crime■, of
whom I was one, discharged their duties; and if so, in what
respect and particular, and to what effect. —I have the he-
emir to be, sir, your most obedient servant,

" Joax W.Nzuz.

"The Right Hos. C. P. Villiers, - - ---
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Jadge-Advoeste General."
The Judge Advocate also stated that Colonel Tolloch was
still too unwell to attend, and expressed his regret that an
impression had got abroad owing to as expressioa used by
him, that 0 I Aire? had conducted himself
dierespeotfully towards Colonel Talloch. Nothing
woo farther from his intention than to con very
each an impression, as General Alm had conducted
himself towards Colonel Tallock with the moss marked
eonsidera•ion.

General Aim repudiated all idea of aoadneting bienaelf
in a matinee diereepeetfel to Colonel Talloch.
Colonel Wetherell, Major Hackett (11mistent Quarter-

muter-G 1), Colonel Derryman, and Mr. Watson (s
,or's clerk attached to the first division of the Crimean
army) were then examined by G 1 Airey, with On
Mew of showing that there bad been no want of care
in the discharge of ►is duties by Sir R. Alrey. There was
nothing new in the evidence of them witnesses.
General Airily then said, that before going farther with
he own cam, ►s wished Colonel Gordon to 'sake Ida data-
mint.

The board ohjected to the adoption of this snare,, aad a
long reespitalatory conversation thea took place between
0 1 Airey and the board, is macerator' with the duties
Wangles to the departrasat of the quartermaster-general,
at the end of which

°moral Ahoy mooluited his address to the biud, Mating
his coovictioa that the eatmativ.rsion east upon his sondes:4
by the oommiseioaere ►ad been completely reserved by the
wane of the inquiry.

The inquiry Wee pron *ding when oar nport left.

The large model of a ship, on the screw principle,
which was exhibited last summer to the Universal Bahibl-
tie°, under the nests of Le Ville de Naides, has toes
launched on the large lake in the Bela de Boulogne.

" On the day of M. A. Adam's death," says the
Messages des Moir es, " the IlLielster of State seat M. C
Dermot to the widow of the lamented composer to repress
Bacelleacy's gnat regret at her lass, and to offer Ms
sincere condolence. The neat day, the minister accorded
to Mme. Adam a melon of 1,2001 r. a year, sad increased to
the same amount the pension already received by the mo-
thers of the deceased."

A letter from Los (Hautee Pyremfee), of the 9th,
says:—" The snow continues to fall is peat Outdates is
our mountains. The *rope on the high plateaux us all lost.
Bar4ges hu again suffered from an eyebaths. Thlrtees
small buts were swept away this mauniag. A young man
named Iffanuguet lost his life while amiss to warn a
fatally la one of the helms of the approadang bagel."
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