The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-26 00:00:00

THE LATE DEBATE IN THE ITALIAN

PAILLIAMENT.

" The discussion (says the Temps) which coin
menced in the Italian parliament yesterday respect-
ing the inquiry into the Turin disturbances proved
much shorter than we had expected. At the very
commencement of the sitting a man of great per-
sonal authority, Baron Ricasoli, came forward with
the language of moderation and concord. Animated
by sentiments analogous to those we expressed yes-
terday, at the moment when he occupied the tribune
he said that the judgment upon the melancholy
collisions of last September belonged to public
opinion and to history, and be submitted to the
chamber a oonciliatory proposition expressed in the
following terms :
Considerieg that parliament ought, under present damns-
'tenor, to occupy itself with the re-orgaMeation of Italy ;
that reussting to past airmailing's:es will interfere with the
calmness of the debates ; that the sacrifices of Turin in
favour of Italy, and he attitude during the debates upon
the question of the trawler, sufliciently remove all suspicion
of moat:4am, the chamber altar thanking the consmisslon
of tapir, puma to the order of the day.
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The motion of Baron Ricasoli was warmly op.
by Signors Mordini, Crispyand Brofferio,
Baden of the various fractions of the left ; but
supported by the Ministers of the Interior and
Foreign Affairs, and, accepted by the late ministers,
Minghetti and Perurai' who were specially con-
cerned, it was adopted by 140 votes against 67.
Whatever may have been the reasons adduced by
the lett in favour of the prolongation of the debate,
and of the necessity of a formal vote upon the
question itself, we maintain our opinion that the
Italian Chamber has given evidence of political
sagacity by refusing to enter upon a course of idle
and useless recrimination."

Tint PITRtrVIAN EXPEDMON AT PLYNOLITII.—•
The Urea sod Amara, Peruvian war corvettes, riser is
Plymouth Sound, Lithe( cut. Streams@ renter are being
made by the Indere of the aped Los to get the Teasels
effectively mused. Oa Tuesday sixteen, sod es Wednes-
day forty-three men were shipped. The majority of these
men are procand from Loudon. The crew that bad bees
previously shipped, it appears. have, however, been meth
dissatisfied wish their trustier% ois board. Matisse@ feel-
ier have bee exhibited within the last few days, end on
Wednesdays morning over twenty of the men formerly
shippelleft and came ashore, refusing to metier hi the
EXTILAORDINART CHANGE AGAINST 811. knee=
Curron, M.P.—An alteration which took plain berries
Sir R. Mfrs, member ter Nottingham, end Mr. Mears
Or at the banquet recently gives by the Mayor, is which
the boo. baronet charged the latter with Irving offered
' for 5001. to promote him election, led to an miplicatioo to
the tone etsgbrates for a woman against Sir Kohirt. Tin
' can was heard at the Police-office before the Mayor mid
the borough bear. Kr. Ford, of Leedom, umpired for
Mr. Oex ; and Mr. Hula, banister, for Sir R. dittos. Mr.
Ford and the charge was this—that Mr. Oox waited epos
Mr. Miami (Sir Mobirs's elsetinseering agent) asking him
for 500 L for hie eerier. Mr. licked repeated the pro-
posal to Sir Robert, and he refused it, wing that
if Mr. Or sold himself for 5001. to him, he
would else sell himself to his opposers if be
wild see any effseinagw late this theme Mr.
Ocx sought the Idler ieverigance. Mr. Cox kid set
sought for daniiimm,but he wee .avian* for hie repartiee,
brag a tows otemarair, a member of the board of guardians,
be. if the libel be complained of could be rho:retired
is that coati the defender was bible to gee or isperse-
meat. Ms. Hunk was preparing to .diem theosurt for
Sir Robert Mites, whoa the sayer intimated that the
leered barrier: bad so locus Biondi. The imagist:sir
omisithed Copilot for a short thee, sod thee geld that
they should decline a miannoce epos Mr. Ford's appberioe.
Upon this lb. Feed mid that Mr. Or mord be
to seek repesatles metre era. Mr. MnielismAlt
reply. thus if his Inroad Mend adopted that COMM he
hoped that he would give him (Mr. Hash) a three to meet
him %bre as behalf of Sir Robert.

CHATHAM, JAI. 25.
The., ;041e-wheel *Awl' Terrible, 21, 800
horse jolter, fitting foi eaimelielea and lateeded to se-
easupasy the Great Easters is the atirk:lldowu the
Allintip talegraphses ordered to be in No. 3
deek, its weir that "'liking° a esimisalies
with the siMMI if &be hat agegelead say rod
whet ammo fret
*IS AMMO 411.111•1ent yin.
4 p
is °wigwam* eak plea it Übe argariall se o-
beys bar load tie eater ring of bar pediffo-ninele,*
and this is sow beim with. She tat be lasted
. latachat &Mir the ads sprier lidila.
I'ORIMMOTAII, :AM 25.
The Iloyal Affrierrghlall laid down at Porta-
-1 moth •• a lint-of-batile ship, ciemerhed lab
a 31/gtea'nemplited frigate, ist we medertined, In miny an
annimada 1111 moo, ormilies ed ine* as the4risedeat
weighing 6•
et
lim Mamie detdt, 10 12
tom, sad lair 6 tom. The ship is beisg Moja Inward
with all dmpato . inul • gres• Natalia air Trade ere am-
°Wan est Trade tarxrkitail bneiwrow tram
Southamptea; sad will L tato hattrear is sill, We
Turkish' baptist Maar shady arrived lee iiIIIIIIIIN Pr-
pose.
WOOLWICH, JAN. 25.
It will be remembered that, during a severe gale
'Mob oesurred about six weeks dace in the Chanael, the
hind trumped venal Robb Hood, taken up by the War
Department, sad heavily bass with porlaions sad Miss
Aorta from Deptford victualing yard, for China, wait dews
off Czarism', bat be, wow was fortuastely saved. For
scam Man pest • somber of Trinity-Mose divers hare been
emge Is el:Seising a partial of the valuable 'ergo, and
Mw best se nmemsfal that ea Immense amount of dam
ham beam tales from the meek and returned to the dock-
yard by smoke and lightors. Amongst thew are 1,000
yards of was, and • quantity of clothm, which are am-
remand, anialarad ; miffs' remsioder of the enrol whisk
are sill servireable melt ef barrels of ram, beer, sad
came of pmermel mat, sat proclaim, sad ithe ma de.
@MOM of stares brandied to foreign anima.
Several of the 12-tos 300-piguider Armstrong have
bees fill
tested at Mt practise tsars ef the Arsenal,
and will be forwarded tar the amiss of ireaulad Maw
mien sow in oomaiwioe. Experiment are also to be
carried oatio order to test if this description of heavy oed-
ema, can be worked with safety and efficiency on board the
smallest of the iron-clads minuend oa Mr. Henn
printipie.