The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-23 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

WAZ JUNZ 21.—Tho followfoi
the Braptioni. on purge to Ragland on the 19th and =
bum with 41st Regiment, and 6 computes of 49th Regi-
ment. Ormorm Ind Dragoons, 116 me*; Iltb Hour, 93; lit
Dragoon Guards, 16.
lhe maw Crofleations at the sou.h.westara satresitlN
of the lele of Wight, which guard the mimeo to the West flea, are
sow resoled by the Royal Artillery. The lie of Wight Artillery,
white occupied them, have just hese MO:ended
23rd, 33rd, and 7th Foot regiments are shortly ez•
prated home from the Crimps 11my are to be enesmplid during the
rammer nem Winclweder.
OzreaDeniai deem of this regiment
Intend Ervin two thsalrical entertainments In the Towsliall. °Mord,
on Thweday and Friday neat, the Nth sae itth list., In aid of a
Mod kw the men who are about to Warn to their home. Os &War.
day last the whole of the acs wiassiordeued elleste mud private* (op.
w.rds el 600) were regaled with a sumptuous dinner In the Tows

lynx it,.

The Khartoum,, No. 10. Noma transport,srrind at Spit
heed Ws
rasa esoralaizaFe r lisaarrseraq, vita 2.1 clams sad 1113
al the Nib PM.
(demalla, Itakstam lamaset ales arrived tbls morning
from Opt .111111•16 MOOS Nialba assalstlag of 111 agnate
awl 41111 atm.

7feUliwll.MAO, trays.% arrived yesterday Win Walden,
with sine Wisiffief the sea wails am s Wipe Inaba of
itearke am and ether stone. The Deeps wee keg& Om har-
bour awl gifted ea bard the Isitairareeiwas leesselt. ke seaysy-
awe to Lleffiblls. where the depot el that sesinset Y setelmet. The
BraDdela inirked than Ms
The treys* the Klereseseemir &ramie aror disembark to•
sierrow.

-71-I.Bwarkalas kis Joe drain, 104 wel akar screw ot
Maki me Mealy amaked Iran Ma Celmaa with trawl.
TM Mrambill.l6 paddle skew. Palo emesiM.
lbasslll. emilat idp. MR yestardap kr OtWaltar, wish prt•
so wslasYaid WNI I anist gems.
dims Weigalip. Cammadar !Nap, has had bir
comps= wkaa. multi* tat tlw Crime for woom
Tea 8. eamaiMp brig. has idled kc lb. westward. to pirk
ap Ur dr sanke.

WOOLWICH. Jury 21.
TM Cando,* 120 glut .hip, has mind hi beton tress
Davaninet, and boa fano will be esnpleted ea bonitn p
tot sonesa Ai amin, Or will bo maws, Cnoomtiob 11
plain et t etlrwdMeest,wWYniwedtelebeniwe,
ftbanzrostbsn mom own in. Mem Ommasedlai Con
onion itansart Isst sten ne we noised with Aliiiellry lot
men _• sine werrni
'Jr site fos nousstka et thorn *Bpi le Os Doeineni buboes
Ginn' In tbe fineni et bone NNW nil tin ens' Mating.
be tassispiso on le be esennsol potswin. _

7avatilimiss7l rliarailest" • sad Nara or ea
Q Wing a/ eival MOW, arrival by quid train trams P.:viragos*,
Mamas sal Pram aim =are Wag all the Arratal.
Par, with Kara retaraat tram Um

CHATHAM. Jon It.
The forowtair dawn bays Neel their reeptelv• depots,
st ur prarnice. tram 1.... or alesee:—tsarea O. Yrs Nosy,
Badda A. O. Lair* sod tesign R. J. Oldleid, Tril;
meat Thomas A. Barrovis.ll.sth Ileglnsat. ad Kaska r. adIMMI.
Sist LlacolaTolatittets. _ _ . -

71,7.1;;.J:1171Z—tiQta, late Ali et tbe military prison, Fort
Chrism, has kat appointed to Um military woos at
Wisdom.

TM MaySowor. loknoteasmoroidor enrolllo M.
morn ;tM Orman, LitstAbomndor Map komarn ; the
Umiak IJlMAtonondor Morn I. WM; or/ the rtover,,
teetAinemille Keith Mown% mar% or Merry toot wen
adman to Mos tato the Wsd Ilisomon Is NM. mks good
idooloosa rot nod, kr Imesilals ooriko.
nit 0.11111•1811 i. 1 sun.. VW MOW Nom am work oinimailit
Willies bowin, toonlerd corns lolonkr Mt, iM
orttord by Menial to can ber omporso odyrund by
idp re Illortay day), hod tar bor mot to bo mid an=
Iboomos. U COMINVIP•Olot Ur Miry mobooko sot 11111ViNe Goa
and Ibis work, Hoy km bin toordm a.I day marday milk*
t& Lora bit roily 4n ►dmortme toe PMsisintll tomorrow
1. ra k orand moor tor Mom to lam"
taw
Nora, boo ird eliellfit Maw man
TM Nora, poodpoillooliool okommookOirLlonbolomir
i. &Mom C.D., amploon maim so IMMIsr kik Min&
am, mil Is mar snore ft rend bar ompoor by
dos
today ;to row an Ms to boo poll tbok amok sal dos kto
loom boro tomorrow.

(Adtertinalent.tHOLLOWAT'S PILLS EXTRA-
era= Daman sea murv.-11r. Jabs Orti of Midi*
MN% r atarana la Ramat Rollaway. slat WAN &rived mai
Immo bora Won the tae al als 01b. ha Ms BRIO pinion ia
baadaii as lb* wasiarki premiss. tor aWs tine la
ma Masi selk tonna 6111111". d swat. •al ittel oft
rem ilisseri Ivor ; anglidea bona cam. Ng liimemm
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mbar balm e, mairouta ems for dr alai ass
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..[TWOPENCE.

ITALY.

•
PIEDMONT.
(YlOlll ORR ISPICULL coax

TURIN, Jtlrt 18.

The union of parliament, which met on Nov. 12,
1866, hasjust been dosed, and during this time both houses
of parliament have devoted themselves to the great moral
and political Interests of the nation. Both houses, while
firm for the dignity and liberties of the people, have always
given every support to the King's government, when
mosseary for these purposes. The memorable sittings of the
Chamber of Deputise of the 6th sad 7th May last mast not
be forgotten, nor that of the 10th May of the Senate. On
them dam the two chambers, by an almost unanimous vote,
approved of the conduct 01 the repre seatetives of the Sardi-
nia& government at the conferences of Park. The disco-
dose which took place on the order of the day, proposed by
M. Cedars' in the Chamber of Deputies, and by Y.
d'Aseglio la the Senate, and the solemn mincer ICI which
the yoke were given, rave clearly shown that the Sardi-
nian people and their parliament ere of only one opinion
when the dignity and bosom of Italy is the question. But
besides, the measures pissed tor the improvement of this
laws and the laterad monotny of the country have bini&
gammons

Bat a fact of immense importance mast not be omitted.
Daring the last session the budgets for the army of 1858 and
1857 have been examined and passed. In France sines
1815, and in Belgium since 1830, many years passed over
before the budgets were regularly voted at the time settled
by the sonstitution. Even to this day there are countries
which have enjoyed constitutions for 20 years, and which
have not yet managed to have a regular vote for the budget,
while in Piedmont, after only eight years of constitutional
government, the budget has been regularly discussed and
approved by the tgo chambers and sanctioned by the King.
Thu Piedmont shows eh* is worthy of the political institu-
tions she possesses, and bow she can carry through liberal
principles, being an example of what may be accomplished
In Italy, and a future consolation to those Italians in other
states who are now groaning under despotism, tyranny, and
oppression. _ _ _

. _
The goverment piper of this morning contains the lb:-
logien intimation :—.. General J►cgoes Darando, late
Minister or War, has born promoted to the rank of lieota-
nant-generid, hashes. pissed at Mot disposition of the Minis.
ter of War, and for his services appointed commander of the
first class of the Orders of St. Maurice and L ."

The inhabitants of Tarns have presented a sword of
honour to deaeral La Mumora. On the hilt is the figure
of a yowls soldier, tattaded to be emblematical of Pied-
mont.

Oa the 16th fast. the following address was presented to
'Count Caves, by Professor Moines:l, member of the
Chamber of Bepreeentatives:
" The undersigned natives of the Duchies of Modena de
Reggio, of Perms, and of Plaisance, now residiag in Pied-
mont, express to your Excellency their heartfelt thanks for
the warm &efface made at the conferences of Paris, and
the interest exhibited in the canoe of those Italians who
now suffer under the despotic governments which at 're-
sent affict all the states of Italy. . . . They also address
their warmest thanks for the attempts of your Excelleney
to remedy these evils, end request you will bring before
the KIN; their high seetiments of respect and admiration
for his Idsjesty, to whom they look as the true preserver of
the liberal festitution and of the national flag of that
part of Italy, on which now rest the fatura hopes of the
Italian Penises's." Numerously 114 respectably signed.
A letter from Milan, dated the 16th inst., cmtaias the
following passage :

" Steps ere being taken for the formation of uveral
maps of exercise in this vicinity, in addition to the one
now at Barimams, although the Avetsineeleop secret their
military movements. The Archbishop Moment is daily ex-
pected from Vienna. The clergy here stets as a fact that
the eceleslastical power end authority has been determined
oa at Vienna ; the consequeoces to Austria mast be quickly
shown is Lombardy and tither stater. When M. Kitesleff,
the Rambo 'sinister to Rome, lately passed through
'We've, he treated the Austrian authorities in that city
my cavalierly."

THE TWO BICILIES.

THE POLITICAL TRIALS.

NAPLES, Jams 16.

Saturday was the third day of the political trials,
and the &Mandarins of the diplomatic body bad increased.
There were present the American and the Prussian Minbtere,
the &Ma'am °barna d'Affaires, and members of the Bri-
tish. French, and Prussian legations. Several acne unused
have already been in prison several years--ela pan, even,
fAr political offences, of whom Avitabile, as a consequence,
Ins his hair turned quite grey, and Donna Antonietta Pan
his nearly bit the vie of ens eye. During the day the coast

was occupied with the extenuation of the witnesses'.
Amongst them were ecclesiastic* Ifgh in rank, the chaplain
of the seism where some had been enticed, many
civilians—all of whom spoke either as to high
character, or the impossibility of committing certain
offences imputed to them. The Atiornsy-Gennal
still displayed the same ferocity of character se on the
other censions, and a desire to resist the success of the
defence. In proof of whisk I give you instances. A wish
wee expressed to have a room in klignoona's house examined
Md measured; it was considered very eseentiel to the des
ikon ; the Attorney-General, however, opposed it se lances
geseary. " I mut press the point on the court, said De
Filippo, sad can show from the admissions of the Attoeney-
Gemend that it is neeresary." "Signor President," said the
Men, " this is a contempt of the public authoritiee ; my
weds are questioned." Di Filippo, however, repudiated
iiM sharp of a contempt of court, and pressing his point, the
Mart retired to consider it. Another incident not to be
Initted wee the following. In the coarse of the
months t►e

read a letter from the
Neapolitan Causal is Genoa, in whisk ha said that it was
remises to seek for the desired information from the Pied.
montage authorities, as evi rything in that kingdom was is
disorder. Oa this the Sardioign Chug& d'Affaires rose, and
appeared very indignant. I must egain advert to the
defense, sad especially that of Padre Ruggiero, an Augustin
musk. "We Mn hams him upwards of 30 years," mid
priests and civilises, " and have refloated him as a man sad
ea socissiastie. We bare freqeented his rooms as friends
and pealteats, end have a seen nor heard anythieg to
sompromaes him." " I have known him 30 years," said this
figural of the Order, " and have always esteemed his as
mu of the most useful of the order. As a proof of my high.
opiates of lam, I have come as a witness in his defence. I
remember that ass of the confretersity, who bad laid so
laformatioa against Ruggiero, returned to the monastery,
and immediately threw himself at my feet, declaring
that his deposition was false. He had bees frightened
by Campaigns, the Inspector of Police. He wan afraid of
sails or the ergastolo." The men whose evidence, how-
ever, made the strongest impression was another monk
of the Augustine. He deposed to a belief la the
issurness of Baggier.; be declared that the most violet,
menates had bees seed by Campus& to Manures the &pot-
ation. "He stripped so (spogliato) of my upper and
lower gamuts, and threatissed to have a liehod." "Yea
en no Mead of the I said ; "1 it is who am his friend.
Yes sat II you do for your own tweeds and =surest
I spook the truth. lan a minister of Ood. From him I
received my yoke gad strength, sod, whatever be the cos-
sequestits, I must sad will speak the troth." " One nem-
ties I mast ask," said the Attorney-General; "has not this
moss been sousanted as mad ?" " Yes," said the meek,
eserafsdly lasgbisg ; " I had • fever some flys yeas shim
end my m=ad wasdend." " I was informed that be ea
been mad, and that it was useless to take his &wid-
ths." And who mid so 1 Why Campus. who prepared
the materials for the is., and presented them to the Atter-
ney-Gueral, who sets at emu as pubis accuser, and
°iodise lastruttore (the patios who Ammo up the owe sal
lads the bill). We hare it therefore is evidence that owe
of the AstgaiWe maokshad been frightened Into makiag •
false depeUties ageism soother member of the monastery—
that another mink who, without any chugs against him.
had boos imprigoaod twelve days, was stripped, threstssed
with the lash, sea United, and that the unfortunate sase
to %jug whom all this isfersal violence had bees proofing/.
has bees • evissaart for surly ores year without being
boos& to te=al.
, TIN political Webs lave soreta bun rompoadoi. I fin lei
ionoa,, by royal rue* for this south.

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