The Express.
London, England, 1848-08-25 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Pirdmantese Gazette of the 19th announces,
from the Vali( line, that Colonel Apice still holds out,
and that an Austrian detachment, which had made a
reeonnaifsance as tar as the extremity of the Lske of
Como, had been repulsed.
We have announced the surrender of Brescia to
the Austrians. A letter from Milan states that a
deputation, with the bishop at its head, went out to
meet hlaiFahal d'Aspre, who was in command. A
body of 3,40 Milanese and students of Pavia wanted
to rrsist,but were first dissuaded from it, and after-
Wards disarmed. Milan was tranquil. The ambae-

seders of England and France were there for some
days, and had been several time received by Marshal
Radetsky.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

The conditions of the armistice in §ehleswig, pro-
posed by the commissioners, have been found, not
only by Denmark, but by themselves, u inadmissible,
owing chit fly to the absurd decrees of the Provisional
Government of Schleswig.
But although these proposed terms of the armistice
could not be insisted on or accepted, sill an armistice
de facto, that is, refraining from active hostilities,
will, it is thought, be observed by the commanders of
both armies.

IRELAND.
It is announced in the government official organ,
that Lord John Rosati' will start for Ireland in a
day or two. lie does not go to control Lord Claren-
don, but to observe the state of the island, examine
into its grievances, and confer upon the remedies to
be given.

STATE OF THE MANUFACTURING
Dis
MORE ARRESTS.
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At MANCHESTER, yi sterday, Rogers, another of the
chartist leaders, was brought Wore th • borough magistrates
on a warrant obtained under the indictment ta. conspiracy.
Being unable to give bail he was committed to tl.e aria. a.
The prisoners committed on the previous uay to the wises
were removed to K,rkdale prison, yesterday, being unable to
obtain bail.

At Asti Tort, during Wednesday night, a clean
sweep was made of all the chartist and confederate leaders
who had not sought safety in ffight,and 13 were brought before
the msgistrates yesterday, who had been taken under bench
warrants obtained in the umo way, by Indictment, at the
anises, as those on which the Manchester chartirta had b 4 ea
taken. • James and JJ. n Taylor, Wm. Ai:ken James
and Edward Hsrrop, William Balton, William Mack in,
Joseph Batty, and Thomas Stowell were appreherded on
Wednesday night, under suet' warrants, and were brought
up at the 1 own hall yesterday to give bail for their appear-
ance at the next Liverpool assizes. The prisoner whom we
stated yesterday to have been apprehended by Inspector
Maiden on Tuesday on hoard the Ocean Monarch, hound for
liirstoe, was Samuel Ratcliffe, who, on perceiving the officer
coming to the ship, stowed himself away in the hold among
some rubbish. He was brought to Ashton on Wednesday
evening, and it was expected he would be brought up yester-
day. He is charged with sedition and conspiracy. No dt tar le
laces took place on Wednesday night, though a few shots
were heard in Duhinfield.

At BRADFORD, on Wednesday night, the police,
acting under the orders of the magistracy, paid a round of
visits to the ',Brion' club-rooms of the ehattista and con-
feder des in the town of Bradford. Moat of them were
found empty, hut in Emmett's section room, in Victoria-
street, nine men were foun 1, half-a-dozen of them being
woolcumbers, two weavers, ond a tinner, and they were all
marched off to prison, a another of books and papers in the
tare of the secretary being taken by the officers of justice.
At the house of John Smyth, in Thomas-street, a number of
papers were also found, and he, too, was conveyed to prison.
The names of the persons apprehended are—James lielli-
wzU (30), Eli Woman (30). Joseph ltidehalgh (21), Thema.
Ibbe.son (20), William Wood (30), Adorn Stratton (30),
Thomas Wilkinson (42), Edward Power (42), Daniel Lin-
don (34), and John Smyth (42). The capture of these men
was effected in a very quiet manner, and although the mili-
tary were under arms their services ware not required. Yes-
terday the town was as quiet as usual.