The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-23 00:00:00

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ITALY.
We have received advices from our co
tTaep-
at Turin. Genoa is stated to be in open ravoits.,...
the government, and a political society shr!
whose heads is virtually the ruling anruTX.
chosen for its president De Borri, a republican-4g
1 friend of Mazzini. This individual had kelt 1.02,
and carried off to the frontiers, hir,
turned a few days afterwards, and vs, 11
calved in triumph by the populace, ~
nowl"
standing that his return was in spite of "-•
in open defiance of the government. He lisi
Waned a protestation, signed by him u proomi,
the society, and which the delegated powers
by the King on General Durand° are deelaser"`
and unconstitutional, and the general is id illit
fiance. Another society, called the Nations' 5„,;.,..
for Promoting Italian Confederation, is foril7rf
Turin. These two societies are said to 'form th, 4
power of the country, and the said
tea as,
live by the support of one or other of them.
NAPLES.—We have received despetthes t....
our correspondent at Naples, dated the 13th, utstti
-",
ing particulars cf the proceedings at Mesas, die„,
thenticity of which our correspondent nom:
He says that when the attack commenced is --ft
or any previous notice was given to the Etialev.,
the first operation was that of thieve% all
into the city from the citadel. Ills siii•
and French commanders in the fort runainit
with Gen. Fiiangieri against the mode a
us
urging that the force at his command us
sufficient to carry the town at the point et
bayonet, and to destroy it by fire was a elk
outrage on humanity, and a violation of all (hi*,
ciples of civilised warfare. These mouton.
which were frequently repeated, were tarsal'
I
Naples, and answers to them received. Thelis4.
availing,and the horrors already reported nut
When the intelligence of what was grog 4
reached Naples, Admiral Sandia addressed a lon
Admiral Parker, exprresing his indignation al AN
had been done, and inviting Admiral Parker le 0,
operate with him in enforcing a eusFesh„
of hostilities on both sides, until huhu*
could be obtained from their respective
vernments. Admiral Parker, in reply, enrissoil
same sentiments, and the two admirals deep*
orders to their respective captains in 'rennin/1*
this, commanding them immediately to fun ups*
citadel if any further hostilities should be cernsin
the 1 Naple les was tranquil. The Queen-Mother dein

GERMANY.
SUPPRESSION OF THE INSURRECTION g
FRANKFORT.
The insurrection has been put down it Ftsk,
fort, and order to a certain exteut restored ni
troops, however, still occupy the streets, =dap*
motion has appeared, cautioning families to ks?
within doors, as the government is deternosed tor
vigorously agaiost any raastraktnents. The follows'
letter is from our correspondent :

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 19. 6 Pa
" The insurrection has been totally suppose/ l
the barricades have been removed, and the majea
of the persons implicated in the emeute have tea
to flight. The combat continued yesterday fast •
p.m. till 11 at night, with a short truce of meta
It is inserted that several members of the left of al
National Assembly have been arrested on cl:e
ei having excited the populace to revolt In 1
early part of the al'ernoon of yesterday the La
insurgents who were principally residents in hest
and Maine were set down at 6,000, but u 6111
troops came hourly pouring into the city to the it
the government, that number dwindled down too •
600 or 700, the remainder having prudently
camped. Martial law still prevails in its ova
form.
" Towards noon this day, Herr Schmerling,64 .
interim Minister of the Interior, issued a pia •-
tion ordering the inhabitants (with the e.uepla d
those who belong to the organised civic grill
watchmen) to deliver up all their flee sea
weapons to the authorities in the arsenal moai9
hears, and threatening all parties disobey* h
order with the penalty prescribed by martin iv
The same minister, in another proclamatice, as
that there are many persons in the city whose ma
is dangerous to its repose, and earnestly &Nei
who took part in the insurrection to leave Fria
immediately, if they wish to escape the rigout d
martial law.
"The troops are encamped in the main streets,uas
possession of all the approaches to them. The Pisa
maintain their position in the chief thoroughfue
, Zell), and the Austrians their post awed Posh
' Church, in which the National Assembly pass*
its. The civic guard occupy some importut pit
so that should there be any attempt to mesh •
combat (an unlikely step), the insurgents
with formidable opposition, particularly as raise •
mints for the government are hourly an*.
COUTIM all business is at a complete stand-still lk
several large shops and banking-houses are lilac
the words: Heilsg eat das Eigenthuna (papal, i
sacred).
"There are various accounts respecting the sow
in which Prince Lichnowski, an eminent Nmistt
the first united Diet in Berlin (and of thi
Assembly in this city) was killed by the impel
The following particulars, narrated in me by a eye
witness, maybe relied upon :—About 2 iticlotk
on Monday, the prince left his house on loniir
order to aid in bringing about a cessation d kik
ties. Whilst proceeding in the direction d 6
Bockecauer Btrasse, he nearly rode over a meat*
to abuse him. The prince gave him isio
body, and made known his rank and title to tap!
who were stationed in that street. A umber de
sons overheard his name, and it appears that WJ
kllowed him and denouncedC him as a leading mil
et the right of the National Assembly, sad II
sae who voted for the truce with past&
As he prooeeded on, he was shot tees kl
horse by a young member of the so-called Tome
Peron (a gymnastic corps), and ass imadabil
surrounded by a number of armed possinlOW
either inflicted gun or scythe wounds. Bib
was attacked he had met with his Molds
Amore:old (the brother of the Berlin
the latter, who was a little behind him, '
ran to his assistance. He was, however, shit
by one of the insurgents. The dying prints asi
dead companion were conveyed to the heal:its/14
the former expired in a few hours in gra!!floI
appears that on arriving near the lady of ,
who killed him, the prince, a high-visited
'somewhat
'somewhat haughty man, indulged in langur sills
gestures of a menacing nature.
"The Prussian troops are severely bkasiinti#
irritating conduct previously to the outbreak i!!
insurrection. Numerous persons who iron
roaring to get into the public tribunes of
prJr
Church were grossly insulted by them. 116 won'
of the barricades was almost instantasesa
regular discharges of musketry commenced is silt
an hour and a half after they were completed.
" This day the National Assembly paled rokalitt
approving of the measures taken by the Canal ur.
vernment for the restoration of order, pinwWWll
their on-operation in carrying out the messing 7_
dead neoeseary for the unity and freedom! u'r
many, and thanking the troops for their de
and moderatioo. The Assembly then adjourned la., r,
be
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public tribunes, numerous persons cheering
and others (the nunority), expresawCf:
=llfiction at it. Th=ent warmly dam!
the insurrection, and e the Assembly Wel
their support to the ministers who had lately
dared their resignation. The Minister of the in.
explained the grounds on which he had yr 6105
martial kw. The Minister of Justice announce/sr.
for the protection of the Assembly. The three!!!
tions already referred to were carried aloindell'
money.
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We had fresh riots here last !tight. Thu