The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

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ITALY.

PIEDMONT.
40111 Ora IFCCIAL COARIFTWIDTKT.)
Fi:,.:IVAL AT GENOA IN HONOUR OF THE
CRIMEAN SOLDIERS.
GENOA, iI.NZ 9
I had hoped to bare been 'Me last night to hays
despatched a letter, giving a description of the mu-
nicipal/ere to the troops, but as it began about mid-
day and continued till eleven o'clock at night, it was
impossible. If I now go too much into detail, my
excuse must be that the demonstration of yesterday
by the inhabitants of this rich and populous city
(1,7r0,000) nsuat have produced a gram, mural and po-
litical effect, not only upon Italy, but even upon
Europe. The Sardinian'', eupported by the British
sad French government., sent a email organised
hand of noble fellows to assist in preventing
Isteigners from taking possession of and holding
ie bondage another nation. The British government,
in their zeal, not contented with their own army,
ogled to their assistance the high•minded youth of
Italy and Germany, while that of Femme
enlisted the free Swiss, and even brought the
natives of Atrica for the same purpose. The
Sardinian army raw all this, and every man
of that army, from the commander-in-chief to
the youngest drummer-boy, landed from the Crimea
to dieter free Italy from Austrian rule. This intense
bat suppressed feeling of the army is well known
to the inhabitants, therefore I look upon the unre-
strained demonstration of the people of Genoa as the
expressed sentiment of Italy. I have witnessed many
civil, military, and political demonstrations of all
man and in different countries, but none has seer
made a deeper impression on my mind than that of
yesterday. It was not that of the easily excited
French, nor the Irish flash-in-the-pan, nor the
singing, screaming Peninsular pronunciamento;
air was it even that of an English assemblage,
when resolved at all hanards to carry their point;
hat it had the cool, half sulky, determined re-
elution of the Scotch, enlivened with Italian
ovine* and clapping of hand,. About one o'clock
tie clan of all grades, of all arms, inoled-
fag marine, sssembled in the ducal mamba
asap tho dinner offered by the municipality. Here
were also officers of the national guard, cavalry,
artillery, and infantry, altogether some hundreds of
oilers in every uniform. I wee among them for
some time, and was pleased with their quiet, gentle-
manlike appearances and when they in • body
immadel La broad marble stars to the dining hall,
held by the tall, commanding person of General
Della Marmots, the sight gave rise to reflection. I
tea a look at them when seated at dinner, and then
peewit to Aqua Bola, or the public gardens, when
• diner was preparing for the titian,s who had re-
tuned from the Crime. First came the far-lamed
Ilesigliari, or riflemen, with their awful, graceful
therm, followed by the artillery, a fine body of men.
Alta them, the sailors, train, and a few cavalry;
flea the infantry of three battalions; in all about
3/1110 men. For the nan-commissioned Akers of all
MN wore tables adder awnings, on whisk were
pissed a large roll, litre .1 wino (I; bottle), and wino
glom with acres of sliced sausages, clam, and lots
cigars. The troops marched through the tows
amid the cheers of the population, until they came to
the gardens, where some bat a privileged few (of
whom 1 was one) were allowed to enter. The regi-
meats were drawn up in line on the halide of the
hedges, by which they had an opportunity of chatting
with their acquaintances. Each private had a roll
emit good bit of boneless beef served out to him;
sash also received a litre of wine, which was poure
into their Crimean campaigning canteens. This done,
die ass-commissioned °Mom sat down at their tables
see the same faro; then each received a good veal cutlet,
owed with magnificent greet peas,the same being pat
We the mem tins of the soldiers. Towards six Vein*
lie sleets of the wine were exhibited in the shape er
=farm, quick-going Wyse, sad load laughter.
time the gardens were emmeded with Wits of
a mei% is their estaasedismw but met bserigg
dim of glace seNse geese sad elk, =my
'Mk the purest while an black, bet wands ame
*lkea the neatly assuaged white awe& pissed are
adz beads, or banging loosely on their shoulders,
big tit the heat bare at the neck, as in • ball.
mais, but, as in France, their petticoats "a Is Malik.
kalr taking up mush maul spew in the garden.
=Wr as the effect w very good, and the
ere in delight. About dusk General
Della Harmers made a tour of the garden, followed
try &crowd, sad chatted most familiarly with the pol-
ies" by whom he appears mach beloved. There were
debt eivil id military bands, and now the soldiers
flared dessessives into groups singing patriotic
• =lmoth applauded by the poop* each lino
vidi a ei Bella Italie, Patria (Boris;
end a general chores of " Viva el Rey." A
(ail bend of music and lingua now began the
patriotic wogs for the occasion. On account of the
erowd it was impossible to get near to them, bat the'
dead silence of the mass at one time, and then atoms
weeds the excited bursts of applause, were electrifyieg,
sawto those who did not hear the Words. Tho podia
was illuminated, but not • tipsy person to be NM
At ten o'clock the drums beat to arms, and the !mega
left the prdea to defile through the inagalikent
arch erected in the bwitifal square of
OM& Felice. The night was gitch dark, so from
St pillar saphithestmcal position of Genoa, with
it MINISIONS Varied fine palaces, topt4ietarre
Ibis streets
fleeter the illumination was very streets
were as light as day, but in spite of this they were in
ems meows thrown into the shade by the blazing
glare of light from the Arch of Triumph. By this arch
sad on this square of Canto Felice was the expression
of Italian feeling to that army, whose thoughts they
ham although they dare not be expressed in tb. racks.
These troops marched through a population of at least
100,000. There was but one feeling, and this the
sonstration at 11 o'clock at night of 9th June, in the
Place of Carolo Felice of Genoa, will be forgotten
by those who witnessed it, and who close at hand
read the transparencies:
Hey all Italians to tbs death be breakers, sad fns their
ammo said from foreigners!

THE DECLARATION OF THE CONFER
REGARDING MARITIME WAR.

(PION 001 OWN COWSPONDENT.)
HAMBURG, Hite 11.
The representatives of the foreign power@ who
signed the treaty of Pe* accredited with the
=moot of this repaid* have each sent in to the
an official note of themes* tenor and contents,
betting this government to declare their adhesion to
**newly promulgated prim:dolts of the rights of
• nowleals ia time of war. As Hamburg has ever
Selnerd the moat liberal principles in everything
SMllleelea with free trade and navigation, it m cot
=Toe shall make any objeltions to adopt such a
et obvious impmement is public law and
dellisatimer and his therefore to be sow
dined noir ass mattope.of hes sad ofleial Nage that
tla abono nowt invitation boo he,. ant in the Bevil
diploma* imassr.

T. Central Cassavas spiniStod to dime tb•
sisbestioe if the tweety•flith essdareery of the seas.
lift of Lag Leopold of Beigina has proposed to
the difireat provinces of ths enemy ea Weenies,
ysersdes is rand ajle, is skirl the rind*
'Mews of BeWm% history an to be npresestsd by
pear as beneath sad is sera Vise, as pm:mire' of
lowa will be 'weaseled by tits far,* Osman tribe of
the Ateetiei; Liseharg by a stow of tbe finales of the
fret Idyl of lb. Freak. to the royal &gait, ; the remises
of Ledge woes the Paths, Cberlemagne, sad he pain-
ass; Lemabarg 'Wilmer Godfrey of Bouillon sad the
ham of the tr.t Crass& I to when are added, by
Ides It asa radon, &Meta, the Int ltropeter of lb.
Loth limpire, sad hie evert ; Phil p tbe Gad, Dela of
Davonady, en/ the Keleher of the Goths Fierce leas is
fir Imams and Set Viewless, while, se the ether Ado, the
Tread step of Guest awes lbs ley with Philip yea kra-
al& sod Its athy ether heroes ; Antler's sad Brabant
Awl their repriees,ettose Is Charles the Pith, Mariam ef
roma. Albeit, label. sea Chattel of Lomeli". Mat of
tho orevisoie have esisoted the papal.
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h set Trines thee that her mitered by iseadethee ;
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seeeme and Amide of vela, which have 'missed fee nen
wass a most!.

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