The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-07 00:00:00

XNOLIBIi Pl.l2oNia.

Letters from Naples to the 30th alt state that
the English photographer mostly captured by the
brigand chief Giordano is still a prisoner. The
whole of the English residents in Naples are much
excited by the event, mote especially ea the ransom
claimed has recently been raised to 10,0001. It is
now said, too. that, in addition to this sum, (liar.
dullo asks for a safe conduct to permit himself and
his band to leave Italy in safety. The English
,consul at Naples is very energetic in the
matter, and is said to be actively negotiating
with the brigand chief. An English frigate has
been despatched from Malta to give assistance if
necessary, and is now anchored in the roads of
Salerno. Meanwhile Italian troops to the number
it is declared of 15,000 are surrounding the
band, and various encounters have taken plow, in
which losses have been sustained on both sides.
The release of the captured Englishman seems,
however, as far off as ever. "For" says a Naples
correspondent, " though Giardullo is now sur-
rounded by troops, he bas still the photographer in
hie hands. The troops, will be afraid to advance,
lest the photographer should be assassinated. A
daring robber tracked by 15,000 men has it thus
all his own way. He dictates to both Italy and
England. I bet that he will obtain the sate
conduct claimed. And this is taking place in 1855,
and at 12 leagues from Naplia."
M. Bairn writes as follows upon this subject to
the Temps, under date of Naples, May 28 :
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Aooording to her well-known custom, England is soling
very nobly on behalf of her poor subject, the prisoner of
the brigand Caudell*. Aa Realist' frigate hoe east ember
before Salerno. The coeval, Mr. Bonham, hag bees at
Eboli for the last five days. negotiating with the brigand
through the intermediary of a priest. Modelle, suspeating
that the Eoglish government has authorised the coesul to
speed large sums, isolate upon 10,0001. Vast hie dietetics
the poor captured photographer writes efilietleg lettere to
Mr. Bonham. While negotiations go on the troops end
the mobilised National Guards are at the MOM time
tritium. A fresh engagement hes taken pleas, in whke
Ere men were killed. Imagine the date of the unhappy
rtreatri in the midst of thee. fosilladge. The spring hes
almoirt everywhere led to the reeeiral of brigandage. In
the Abresel, which for a moment was tranquillised, horrible
stories have rierientroseesd. I have been told of lb. ad
volitive of • yang lad whose permute did sot sod his
ransom quickly awash: the tripods, to give weight I. their
terrible nemeses, matt h soesessios„ the left ear, the
right est, two lagers of the left head, two fingers el the
right hand, ke. I recommend this 311111111,0 to the mean.
lions of the (rinds of brigandage.
According to the same correspondent brigandage
is also rife in the Terra di Laver° and the Basi-
licata.

PAnros Naroukur Rsesswrie.—A Paris were-
spondee% of the J 01141141 de Genies mys that within the last
few days Prime Napoleon, according be the mishmash of
his Meads at the Patin Royal aed Kisdos, " has retuned
to bettor sastimente. sad that lashad el wish* to brave
Ma &ewer he is massed to loastaiso its [salt ha has
ootatnitted. He persists mvarthelen is his resimasties of
the viessyssidssoy of the Privy °assail (whist auroral,
so me will object 14 bat be will retina his Issellimes as

Weeniest et ihs 117Mversal Kids Maim. This nesistios if
all the mere peeper, Mamma se the Mete et Waist, as
president el the Zaphalt eommisakm, would be farad le
mega if Prime Napoleon did sot again place himself at the
had of the Frisch eouseliries, the Prime of Wales Wimp
usable to act a. terms of equality sio•pt with a member of
the Imperial family."
Nnw 1,171/101T.—A fine new lifeboat snd Oma-
r:stir' sander were forwarded yesterday by the National
Lifeboat Isotitelloe North emediebad, Ilerthast=
is Iliad a oardiss teat sad
dew. The selbetslities eipalities4millstbe .best WOO
nosily folly sad thdeurily tested is the Itagest's
Owl Dock. thaolioass. The oast of the best and its
equipment, lisestberwits itstesalasstlag sarrbge, swept.
Is( fa all to 4001., lair bees Tasalloestly proweed ell Os
hisidtsaise iry Na. Amebae, ef Tswana*, klertbarebestsail.
std kee lifeboat is seised " The Joseph Amities.' • hoe
aratoyseee wee, as um; seedily eves to the bost sad
auslege by tbe Oreat Wartime sad Nortb.lastent Italloray
Ocsawiso. The liselesel lestitalles teas we s. ble-
beets ow the Nartimeatiourlsed sessioss whisk it bon sada-
oinks epee' wely SAM Altogether tbe laseitatte• bee
so 14$ lifeboat meatless irk* fie losoasouset, ibieb
es weal biome al absat 7,4001. to beep Visit

(TWOPENCE:

WITHDRAWAL OF BILLIORRRNT RVORTS
FEOX CONFEDERATE VESSELS OF WAS.

The fallowing letter from Earl Russell to the tr
Lord* Commismeners of the Admiralty notifying 5
the withdrawal of belligerent rights from Oonfeds. I.
sate womb of war appears in last night's Osage: tt
Forsip-onice. June 2. i •

xy Lordo,—l have the hewer to eta; to 'oar lordship
that duo the date el ay later of the nth ultimo iate➢4
Pee has noshed this conetry that the Liao Presidia' el

the smelled Ooefedersee Siete; has 'bees 'spiked by the
monitory forges et the MANI Bid., rind hr hen trier
period se s primmer he Fort Moore% sod that the Mail
hitherto kept is the SW by the Cededesete Metes have
for the more pert serrardered er dispersed. Is this posture
se affairs bar iiiejeety'e govenestset w of 'pillion Viet
seeks! eating ammot bat sadder the evil ear la Armies
as sit es med.

Is *salons/ay with this opinion, her Najasky's govern.
moat rocogabo that pew hos boos systorad ultbia the
whole tattier, el which the Malted States GI North

Asiatics balm; the,

al the civil war were it

sdis►orbd poiserico. As • smeary ooseepossee of auk

rewassitios es the pert d her Majeey's go; anew* it
Nejeety's several authorities is all ports, buboes, eel
wears bakeries to be Moiety, whether is the Meted
Kiegeteat or bored the sees. Asset haseelerth Mee per•
raireice to say 'Ma el war eurying stbsiedeaste estt to
New ear asek pads, larbesen, sod mere ; sad ewe re
quire say Oosfedetate meek cif war will* at the tine WIN.

ibis orders snob tar Nair. 111111106 the is seek ports.
barbgass, arid waters may have steady mired eerie is
the faith of proelsatalloes heretofore breed b her Majesty.
sad whirl hawing eresplied with the provisions of sea per
danistione, may be eine* with.' sash ports, harbours,
sad waters, forthwith to depart from thin. Bat her Ns-
jestes govennesat ~isle that a due regard for mama
good faith sad homer revamp that her liejestes enthcel-
tiss should be resteseted, es regards say such Cooferlsoste
aerie so deputise,. that they should bare the built of
the prohibition heretofore ssforeed against pozonit of them
within tweety-foar Boers by a maim of the United Make
lyiag at the time within ay snit ports, herbours, sod
wain" sod that sea prohibitve afield be them sad Mr
the last time inaintaieed in their favour.

If, however, the commando of soy Coofederats Tooth
od war width may be found in way port, harbour, or waters
of bee Majesty's ennialwas at the time time mew ordain
are roodired b her Majesty's embattles, or my sate
sash pork, harbour, er waters winds a monk after
them ow wows as noshed, should wok to divest bia
versa of her warble character, and, after thiamin. bar, to
ronudn without a Confederate 114 within British waters,
has Majesty's authorities may allow Nis emacandor °loath
Tool to do se at his ore risk in all ropes* in which are
he itheald be distinctly awned that be is le expel so •
further protestisa from he Majesty's govenensith except
sobs be may be stifled to is the ordinary wenn of the
admiaistratioa el the kw la timed peace. Tin rale rte
twenty-four hours woad pt *owes sot be applicable to the
ease of tusk sweat I bah eddrsord a similar lather to the
ElearMatios d Blab for the Bow, Oolonisl, lad* and war
Odloss, sad who tothe Lords Commissioners of hot Majesty's
Theory, niqnsalias them, u I de your lordships, to isms
iseleastiosm melonalty with the decision el her Majesty%
geonnott to the several British satbatiliei at he.. at
%Wad 'limas, In falltd up* to wet is the maker.—l ass
.44., (8iOW) Rasuu.

PBZWINTS TO THI MHOS 4 PAINCESS
OP WALE&

A abort time Owe many mmarkabli rich marriage
prossuls wen brought boas from various rajahs is our
ladies *aqua, lobo imbed M show their loyalty Is the
throbs sad that afieweis as Ow Priam sad ?demo ot
Wales; also boa Baropsua cad satire Aubjvcle is Ow
. . . . .

eesstri. sad how mead' ;eta Is Asebralia, all iaboabod by

dnila; ortiamsts.

Their royal Idgbeirees, bathe kiadly oonstierod that
proem Wanda in ladia sad Aitetralia would be glad to
bar. ea opgertseity et while t►o ninailiceet gifta, lava

requeeted Memos. Perrend, the worn jewellers, to tske
charge of them for a few days, so that they may be inopected
at their establishment is the Haymarket.
Them prime* and emcee especially those from Indio,
are of as exceedingly costly character, sod if the satire
workmen have not displayed the skill I. Jetties which
Mare's= artisans possess, the potentate* for whom the
artieles were made have shows all that magelfloweee far
which Militia rulers ere tweed. The presents from Anit-
trait ere also unique► sad very valuable. The mishit
gifts amid priscipally of suites el emeiredd„ pearl, awl
diamond waken, mole* hmeelets, beagles, sad other
ornameets, sad or. of very greet value. One suite is
from the Rajah of Habits. Leahy( from the Rajah
of Puttessle, • third from the Rajah of Kupoortiilla,
• fourth from the Bush at Spend, while the pair ti
beagles is beet the Whisk of Purreedkote. Os of the
most remarkable objects is • make* promeuted to the gime
sod printer by the Europese sad uative subjects of bee
Majesty ?widget in the Poajsub. The top of this casket
contains portraits in Ivory of melt whine =nee will ores
live is cowsexia• with the peat struggle to regain oar
Udine .spiv, aid of others who are dial Ilse famed ; sad
them ere also views a matey wolLkoown plum sad bat&
fags in India. The portraits ere those of abs lisberajak
Reediest Singh and two joules wives ; the litshalleduratish„
ex-Hieg of Delhi, whom venerable sppearsace also orin-
treats greatly with that of two young wives at his side ;
Dort Mohamed Rhea, late ruler of Cahoot, and his eon
and also • portrait of Akkhor ICUs', the murders;
of flir W. Macnaghte• ; sad lastly, then is • faith-
ful reeembleace of the Maharajah Dbuleep Binh, late ruler
of Oesbetem sad of Dirven Multei, the riAel &Owlet of
Moats& All time portraits sad views have bees executed
by unitive workmen with aotoniadaiss fidelity sad stiorceeopiii
minutemen, sad under • magnifying gime eome est with
witenoishies elesresse Gad improved beauty. A lam
also presested on the oecesioe of theb royal high
marriage by Europese sad native subjects, Is • easy
6.. specimen of wiwitaiweehip. The body is of • seri•
ously- watered steel, whisk wee ohinised is WU with girt
difficulty ; but into this Mad oriements in gold of • hem-
fill petters ere laid, and I. the COMM of some plebes •
them ere figures in geld el native soldiers sad ethers la
high relief. le the enter at. homes swished with large
eters is die:coeds. These le also • large jewelled sword of
*leafier worksseadidp 1111 that hi the suites of oroomeets do.
method. , This is • moulage present to fin prism sad
missies from the Rajah of Kupoortulle. A gift of peat
esiageossisto of a tiseneter-obaped eased, fear largeotwosal
swam sad savors, sad • tray, all of solid gold, sad bias&
fully tiMallolllNd. The Anomalies presses consist. fiaitly, et
ate& enemas is silver sad gold, from the ooloniete of Vie.
reeds. It takes she shape et s grasp of 5r..., armed whisk
aramatwiaed grearwises ad other plants lad/game um to the
felony, *ad nit tSe base are some animals bed birds only to
be • foaad thee% Various syeeimeas at dab gold grins
I admirably gene oho purpose of iii;23004 sail nada ibt
piessat peoalierly Australies. A mailer Spews is of g
almasr kind, but of gold. On the summit are five emus'
eggs, which will hold towers. This is • protect from the
ladies of Ticaosie• Here sad there et the Hess, is rice
essatel, aro the arms of the coloay, the arms of the Prises
end Prisons of Wales, sad other shields. A gold casket,
of pure Native gold sad of Wive manufectate, is • bridal
rift from Lady Yang mid th• ladies of New Beath Woke.
There is also • raver casket, presented to the Primers of
Weiss by air Jams itads. Palmer, presiablot of the
Legislative Oatmeal el Visteris. fie rashly sad costly a eel-
Irani= has bat rarely hiss ma, sad will forma worthy
oddities to the splendid presents offered to their royal high.
DM as their aassrlege.—Pest.

DtgiimOtra.—Mg. Charles Cheatham, of
writes from America to the Beywood Advatiaor
' The bigk price of previslees &rim the letter portion of
the iareetmeat el Richmond wee mat extreordiaary. Oar
leadieed mid be bed dine 1,201 dollars for a barrel et dorm '
I. paper atesei. Hod it bees la gold, it would have beam
stiml to 2501. I. our mosey, ee His. for • posed of doar.
Wirt wee the wise et leper /awe may be Waned. I
makes gee • Itiolier Cerfedesete eels ; at pa, it wadi • •
Mrs bete equal tothis wee offered to me for
3d. Tiedbenpaketlea et labeler b deathless view=
bet the wow ease el Oleo is mar appeariag.
who doors ue. ia puthisswith foor-.honied cue •
Okristeme bet sold to • themith for 6,000
bad his bin member, and weo, easing a. • &WOW, la am
mosey, them 10it Id. per week. wilt beard and Woad; '
He mid ite wes mighty widl.
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