The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-02 00:00:00

TO TON IDITOI OSP WI 3111144.

have no opportunity, from the place where
I an of reading papers or receiving correct infor-
med= ; bat a report teaches me of Louis Koesuth
long publicly
_protested on account of the procla-
mation to the Hungarians which appeared during
the lest ianneetionary attempt at Milan.
The original of the proelamatioo, signed by L.
Una la his own handwriting, is in my hands.
It was ant to me by laseath on my own request,
611111._the bet meths d his sojourn at Kutayab,
purpose of Wag published in the
rstreetei
ere don isammeat in Italy. It was
irw
emirellerde
ifiArz af the predigestion was, at the time,
by me in tie heeds of the Central Internal
Direction doer National Party is Italy, so that, in
was I oloald be prows Mal thisiegh death, or any
alhe moes, frees jades the mememet, and Has-
ty Emil be kr st the time, adesument of alliance
extremely important to the noon
11 ow oedema oases should not be last.
alien was dead spem by henna
1111412111 men, 11011 Nib which nobody
wlaa was ensues& hi the whims has a right to
loom, a very lbw days Mee thew appointed,
the Directing lateral Committee theepht that they
were entitled to print it. They ea print it in an
Italian town. The date of Morwaty was inserted ;
lad two paragraphs indicating, I think, the more re-
mate date, were omitted.
I wrote, I think, on the 9th, these particulars to
Kossuth : I wrote them regretting, but, I must can-
M 7, not disapproving. People who are going
to ink their own holes for their own country's liberty
are not amenable by strictly punctilious rules of
lama' times The proclamation was written with-
oat reference to time : its intention was evident ; it
was to prevent a collision between men whose cause,
and duty are one. The Italians alone
send Ds judge of the moment ; and without that the
trinag of the proclamation would have no sense.
rir, Mom& the moment bad come ; they believed
4 memos, and they availed themselves of it.
_About the attempt itself, I do not feel myself at
mwniYo for a short while, to speak. Gentlemen
boss only soft occupation is to write criticism on
IliMgs they know the least of—whose only doctrine
o tie ereeietii—aud who devise quietly from a free

land, from the safe blessed family fireside, on the
wrong, plans, and remedies of a nation given up by
Europe to say foreign invader who will choose to
imprimis, to sans, to plunder, to bang them, may
prove vary severe to us. Kossuth, who fully knows
bow • single rash or betraying act of a single man
can semmor defeat the best scheme, and compel a
whole petty to adjourn the fulfilment of their most
sewed bit" Might to be the last to throw the stone,
Mime doe time for information has elapsed, at well-
s/man and determined, though momentarily con-
quered friends.
I am, sir, respectfully your',
JOSEPH MAZZINL

TRIAL OF OERVINUS.

The two processes against Professor Oervinus have
just been brought before the courts of Baden. The
appeal of the Professor against the confiscation of his
book, "Introduction to the History of the Nineteenth
Century," was heard by the Hofyericht at Mannheim,
an the 20th ult., and rejected, Gervinus being con-
demned in the costs. On the 24th ult. the Professor
was in person before the same court. The
hall of untie was crowded with professors and
scholars Heidelberg, aad jurists who, notwith-
!taladlla dm were weather, Socked fram Wastes
_

••••••• 'INIPM/Il
71177cesch was occupied by Judge Woll and two
assessors. Ciervinus sat within the bar, beside M.
&Aron, his counsel _

After the customary formal questions had been put
and answered, the indictment, of which we have be-
fore given an analysis, was read. The
_public prose-
' Fitter prayed the court to find the defendant guilty of
inciting to high treason and hatred of constitutional
monarchy, and sentence him to four months' solitary
confinement. Besides the indictment the incrimi-
nated passages of the "Introduction" were read. At
the request of the author other passages, the counter-
part of the first, were also read.
The Public Proeserar Ma erred his me.
M. Boris next rimmed tile NM an SIMI law sad facto
of the ease. When ke had eseeleded his address,
The Judge inquired whether the defendant wished to
make any remark I
Gerviaas Me rue and said : Re had neither the ability
ate the reilimeina te add &eyrie. to the legal erasion
et
his brad, but maid mar • few remarks upon the
ehsgs kir at is • sagely robed ?slat of view. It had
lapposed le lie that re book eostrassed nothing oa whisk
ea isdishaest odd he headed. That view might appear
to Masan Toy h ed, motheless it was shared in by
sere of the Maker Mgr author's in Germany. The
irisiner emir to hha a 'dr et impossibility, if they
wear slim him die tens, sod this he would row in •
few plaia weeds. Its &arm Moo to strike that which was
net within *sir rear, end that whisk they scald reach they
would sedko moth harry them they laseeied. The
trimmer, alskeusk it esolebed his aria& vine he reality
sa aseemedea d Peovidere, se et her of Mosey which it
wee not rest to samara and ressideate of tribunals to
judge. The indisarat mare as diedirime boom the ,
area cooked la the bask itemplained of, and
aml lorsair But the volume eon-
salystr @meals sad beeitemeats it had nom, end
of error eel jitte my few. It me* to a close
as mm se the rata day was arrived at. In the few
wore NM re Ira" bib oboe wen bought before the
nadir to emir him to Mrs perahle jadgmat amers-
lag it The few rider of the her were bo-
lero' ark tie INNS, which he brought
agar* Ikea Puireildeasa phrases, were
nalhary roil* ail te ih Me aim wes Mike wed.
If the teesdadem eta ediedille pease *es esairard were
iremers may was to
tie's per-
ripares o ever rem et Mr la go-
mamer—that wee set of his ring, bat rear he to
the emmat et rat radian whisk viatehod em the
some OM Inalegesse I of the lama me. To Meek
Rom kim wee array pleas air who. Ilk vice
111.740:Yaldeader thee
ke tke per heft amp ages, raid net
pet down ; tbarrere, he said, the ladielemt me an impos-
sibility. Bat, arid it be add that My attelbsd not M-
osey, bet the Warr, win might be rageeens la mew
limo se um mos (sad prep arse
M arra of the
teethe) whisk be diessmieeW did they thisk le direst re
Mom seameien el resew, or perm eaprestres by
? The voles et bablery was as esetala to
Plesterkaillele erne et bray ease le SW. Ekasa was now
one of Ike ewer geodes demands Mlle walla. Lt rem,
if they pleased, Perm patrol empire weirs for tem-
porary ends ; they W asst She arras but BM treble,
lad the same are mil meet likely be ambled by ether
mesas. But this book weer pamphlet; ie sad wee I.
MeV; its preliatiory studio had eraasted a lib. He
had Musa it I. the tells mat of Ms Tendon et
• rearm whisk he mid net new drams if he wt=
wear am NM mid. They olgr rut him up hr her
meth% hat ea the Mk ha mild be at week "pia.
They midet4 toer a ramphleleer, bat they Gould sot
stop • all biro the it et a life.
They osall him breed to make es skalds between
his roars Ms aidiseird, whir be bed served with
hamar, and bared yes se serve. ear a prOty, however,
was set in the iatistioa et the green ems, ad this skewed
still farrow how hiss woe the prier wWL it bad Mee
up. " Lee mom take it Pl," old the liketrises dellniest,
" if
eside y
ia tke ases=liot dandies =reit I sem to
ley so re as ight sew
stria my of dorm it
My greedier. '
lays dawn a law et hill rival devidement which is nei-
ther my property me my laventir, a law whisk the
greater MOM et all these deemed rem his ma sheer-
odes of Gorr Mem ohm ;ISO pme ego It may
appear searches litW mid esumea-puss to he
et this Me of day what was said eo ersoMir
point et het, thislaw, perceived hyAristotle, bas Italy twice
boa taken up for purses of spliosdsa to events; the
two persons who so to apply it wen
MassineveUi and Hegel. I have now ventured
to take up Aristotle's Idea, and have found it
cosinned by the upstream of 2,000 years, and I And far-
ther that the eerie. of events which will give the °templets
oonformatioa to this law is not yet socomplbhed. I eat
like an astronomer, who from the kaown section of the
raof a new plena, promos to calculate its entire course.
ttail to the sage and skilful of my own profession, and
sak them for criticise sail orreetios. I cast a glance
towards posterity, and tress that, when the series of events
shall be complete, it will judge my judgment. And now
cones • lawyer, brief in hand, and thinks he has discovered
a pamphleteer trying to make a revolution in the Grand
Duchy of Baden or perhaps in the German Band. I hops
I may be excused from deftadiag myself spines this
c ha."
Thrgee coot reserved its judgment, which wee to be sites
this day, March 2.

THE UNIVERSITY OF

THE LORD

ABERDEEN, Tommy.
The Hight Hon. the Earl of Carlisle has been
slowed Lord Ream of Mariachal Cone g.
Mr. Dana was withdraws. Lord woo pre-
lord Golds bad a majority is all dm Nations.
no total amber, Imo—
For Lord Carlisle 185
Lord Mansfield .. • • .. 45

.. 140

NAVAL.
ADKIIIALTT, MARCH I.—APPOlNTNEETB.—Lien-
tenants J. B. Elliott and J.H. Marryat, Kantor W. Staun-
ton, Burros J. F. Charlton, Pam/tater H. Hawley, As-
siatant.Sargeon J. B. Holman, Clerk W. J. Richards,
ihroond-Master E. H. Hill, Mato B. J. Jenkins, Eastmain
H. Odom', sad Carpenter H. Palmer; all to Photni4.

(DT AL PCTIIIC

LIVERPOOL, WiDNESDAY. 9.30 a.m.
Wind N.W., fresh breeze.
Arrived.—Duncan, from Calcutta; Vermont, from
New Orleans; Atlantic steamer, from New York.
Off the Port.—Gipsy, from Charleston, dismasted,
in tow of a steamer.
QUEENSTOWN, Fes. 28.

Wind N,W., fresh breeze.
Arrived.—Goardia and Judith, from Constanti-
nople; Eliza Leiahman and Emma, from Mauritius;
Wind, from Braila; Balmari, ftom St. Michael's;
Great Britain, from Callao.

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