The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-18 00:00:00

ITALY .

The Milan Gazette of the 11th, has tho fol-
lowing :
Yesterday, four ether individuals, convicted of participa-
tion in the enscule of the 6th, one of whom was armed with
en iron-shod bludgeon and the three others with knives,
were sentenced to death and execated. Public tranquillity
continues to prevail both at Milan and in the provinces.
The four culprits above-mentioned were a tavcrn•keeper, a
professor of gymnastics, and two jeurntymen carpenters.
They were all hanged.
The Opinione quotes the following, dated Milan,
the Ilth:

M. den offers the same aspect as on Good Friday. No bell'
is allowed to toll except the hand-bell of the Sacristan!, at
the Sanctus, and at the Elevation of the Host. A dead
silence pervades the city, which is only disturbed by the
challenges of the sentries. Many persons are daily thrown
into prison. Troops have been lodged in the palace of the
Duchess Visoonti. The most rigorous orders Cave reached
from Verona and Vienna. The presence of General Denedek
sufficiently explains the intentions of the Austrian govern-
ment towards as.

The Parlament° of Turin, of the 13th inst.,states
*hat the steamer Verbano had: embarked, at Maga-
dino, all the emigrants residing on the Sardiuian
side of Lake Maggiore, and conveyed them to
Arona. The steamers Radetzky and Benedek had
transported numerous detachments of troops to
Zenna, Lavin°, and other localities along the fron-
tier. Nothing important had taken place on the
borders of Ticino.

By order of the Minister of War, the companies
on active aervioe of the 10th battalion of Foot
Chasseurs have left Lyons for Toulon, to embark for
Rome.

GERMANY.

The Augsburg Garetie states that the King of Ba-
varia has sent from Rome a decree ranting an am-
nesty for prisoners confined for political offences.

TURKEY.

The Triest Zeitung, of the 11th, states that a Rus-
sian government messenger had taken an extra
steamer to Montenegro on that day. There is no

sews from the mouniaine.

The imperial commissioner of the Porte in Bosnia
has published a lirman, according to which the
Christians are to have tho same rights as the Turks.
Harshid Pasta, the new Governor of Bosnia, and
Camil Pasha, the Imperial Commissioner, are said to
be doing all in their power to ameliorate the condi-
tion of the Rayahs.

THE LATE DEATHS ON DARTMOOR.—CorporaI
John Penton, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, of whose fate
some doubts were entertained, and who went with pri-
vates Driver and Carly", on Srturday, for the purpose of
escorting them to Capt. Brown's company at Prince Town,
also fell a victim to the cold. His body has been found
in the snow nearer Prince Town than were those of the
privates; and therefore it is sermised that when his com.
panions found it impossible to contioue the journey, that he
still persevered, and struggled on to within few hundred
yard of the Duchy Hotel.
THE STONED AND THE EARLDOM.—Some of our
contemporaries have circulated a paragraph to the following
effect. "A few days ago a stoker, we are informed, belonging
to H.M.S. Valorous in 'his port was visited on board by a
gentleman who, after making some inquiries, emnmunica-
ted to the object of his •isit the astounding intelligence that
he was entitled to the Earldom of Stockport, and the im-
mense property attached to the title—of the value of some
31,0001. per annum. The property is said to have been
lying in Chan cry for many years. We understand that
he has gone on to London to complete the arrangements."
For the sake of the man refer.ed to, who we understand is
named Burrows, and a very respectable man of his class,
we regret this pretty story is bu• little more than a romance
at present. The facts we hrlieve a e that Burrows thinks
himself entitled to a large property, and the* recently he
has had an interview with some one in furtherance of his
wishes in respect thereto.— Wistern rottrier.
A FATAL ERRAND,—The Parlament° of Turin, of
the 13th, quotes a letter from Midoi of the 10th, asserting
that a schoolmaster named Scannini, who on the Gth had
been ill in bed the whole day with the ague, went out in
the evening with an iron-shod stick which he used ha-
bituolly, the fit being over, to order some milk, when he
suddenly found timaelf enveloped in a crowd of insur-
gents, who were soon in thi ir torn surrounded by troops,
disarmed, and arrested. Thin same Seaunini, the letter
says, was among the four who wire led to execution on the
morning of the 10th.
DUTY ON Wm.—From a Parliamentary Paper
just issued, it appears that the wine duties in the year
ended the 6th January last amounted to 1,8;2,9431.