The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-10 00:00:00

ITALY.

BARDINIA.—A telegraphic dispatch has been re- •
calved by the French government announcing that ,
Ginsral De la Marmora took possession of the town i
tf llama on the Bth inst., at six o'clock in the even-
Mg, after a combat in the streets.
The chiefs of the intrurreet;on have token refuge on
hard the French and English ships.
The Novara Gasetla contains the following prods- i
nation, dated the 28th ult.:
L maternity with the emirs el Coast liadotniti, ilsld-
Inishel, tits inhabitant& are imbed to groritifin hely-
xt.a.4. the imperial and of sma-
ths following a ddsst Moody, as of all
file—mmitet% sabres, swords, nagiordo, fiesodly,
onmositios of ove sort. Thirdl- yordissof war materiel, ,
neopristsg sertehiginbines ote. At the expira-
tion oak delay, the poessnoes or men .b .ohs will be ro••
moot with au tin deer or mains, law. These arts
we to ha deposited la the shanks( the College or Jesuits.
The Mayor, BOLATTL
By another preclamstion. al the same date, two:sty-
les* hours mere are allowed to sad the deposit, and
an' are allowed to be retadeed by revenue soldiers
heat-guards. tiormen, veterans, end guards of prisons;
The egoWmente belonging to the national guard and
the ewe& of the teens of the said guard need net
le_given up.
Ma following manifesto'appeers in the Piedmonts.*
Gaits et the dth Inst. It is dated &moo, the 3rd
'Ws. A. Dells lisemsrs, Lieut. Gooiest and Osweirlonor-
isanal sd the Ilan for the it 7 of Deem* itelered=bit•
attbs seats ef op. revolt le whido the sky
Mans so be et Foga% is solssiog es rosspiss the m.o.
Igim wit Joh Ins lobes pies* broom the military gonmeagor
d no divides if Ones awl the rebels, and being deigns at
Id/ piss to mew eget sad obtains. to the kiwis the
mg. &side as hilowo:—Tho Weeps whisk haw *one est et
Yeses ors isgasediasoly M slop their sass& ; the olly shell be
dully Wearied, and aeons ma go be or out whinue asps•
id maim. Sash slaloms so dodge to side wish the
ens of sedge shall notes foneb pimpled'''. An she pett-
WIW Thais ohs Imp .f the WOW shin be Wand sCas
Sc
sign et asp ; alt Mos seinnetass whits that nap ere
st eon to deliver fen thole Meet lei IthetilsriCsm
vr-
heo,___ masa Asia Id home Niue dds noise ho
Se Witort law. The essional prod god Ike rasa-
""e tee weenved, sad sonnet boar sonsts or arms as hag
lithe Woks& hots. No ono an pose
theellib. the Seem
=the blockading weep ; bons einiet rim=harie
glom ; the cures, prison, sad may WO
WE egssatiss d this order. All wows ef begglOs
sere, as., are at ass to desire the ssaahisala
ZIP= premediped of the eieltwy authorities. AU
Pans la of provi des@ and N6aso we to dodoes
se„ sone, is wan 118 the& quantity awl swore, and esaaot
NW* et thee without aerial fratherleatiefe. All motor
Irks ef tbh ardor shell be pahlfed with Ise, sad eves
ten Issionks.
Llostenent.Chnersl Alamos Darns IlLesmog.s.
LOMBARDY.—The Moo Gazette, of the 3rd
▪ fens the following account of the suppression
elrfhs revolt at Brescia : " Oar readers know that the
*Pa of Brescia, profiting by the woodmen of the
Paha to revolt against the emperor, bad come=
lalovigiol government and a committee of d
BA _ distrait officers of the citadel, who bad entered
▪ lees to concert with the local authorities, wets
okereated and retained by the inhabitants, and car,
!Jars contaiming ladies were 'topped by armed men ;
la het, outrages worthy of savages were cow mitted.
Blailietaelunents were sent from Verona and Manton

against Brescia, in order to prieerve that town Om
the anarchy fomented by the Camositis and the Rai-
mondo. Oen. Haynes, thickiog it necessary to act with
promptitude to prevent similarexceess in other plsoes,
left his head-qoarters at Padua in the hone of beirg
able by his presence to re-establish tran9nillity. On
the 30th of March be vas before Brew* with 3,200
men and iix Moms at cannon. Hs offered an ar-
rangement to the inhabitaats, giving them two bows
foe capitulation. At the expiration of this day be
waited two hours more; but, instead of a submission,
he heard the tocsin sounded. It was,tharefere, neces-
sary to commence hostilities. The result was favour-
able to the god caner. The general divided his small
&wee into two detachments, each of which was to
attack one of the gates of the tows. The grins of
the citadel commenced the work of detraction and
death. The Weak was terrible, and the defence was
worthy of a better came. Every hove was carried
by assault. On the let of April the victory wits
decided. The Austrian troops had fought with
heroism. All renitence to them was vain. We
111111115 i state precisely the amount of our loss ; but
men than one brave warrior has fallen as a hero be
the cespwor and the country ; to m;slesel the pm"
the laden; of the revolt had published forged bal-
ktine of Clumnowski announcing that the Piedmont-
eve had been victorious.
The Opinion, of Turin of the 6th announces the
taking of Breeds. According to this account, whisk,
however, is evidently an exaggerwicro, Brescia, son-
Mining 35,000 inhaMtants, is a heap of ruins. The
town was covered with barricades rising to the soma
&brim They were taken at the
.print of the basest
after a fearful streak.. Every lea mof ground was
disputed with rage. The masmere was great on
either side. One general has had bis leg amputated, a
colonel has been killed, and many oilcan have fall's.
The account in the Opiaime states that the rioters
began to pillage and commit nooses of every kind.
The inhabitants who bad survived the carnage an-
ima. d themselves in the houses, they were sat en
Its, sad all peolobed in the flames. Never eines 1642,
when Breeds was taken by assault by the Preach,
under the orders of Gaston de nix, has a similar
disaster been witnessed. The victor, adds the as
has imposed &contribution of six millions upon
this heap of ruins, which once was a town. Como, on
hearlog of the fall of Brescia, laid down its arms. Ber-
gamo, after a combat of several days, impitolated, and
wen condemned to a contribution of two million&