The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-31 00:00:00

SICILY.

The Movimento publishes an article supposed to
be inspired by the Palermitan government, entitled
" Help for Garibaldi." It states that, although
his oonquering career has been uninterrupted, he
has experienced serious losses ; that he is now sur-
rounded by men who are trying to force a peace
upon him ; and that it is most important under
such circumstances to strain every nerve to prove

to Garibaldi that in proportion as his existing
forces diminish he may rely that others are pre.
paring for him in Europe, and that when he makes
war Italy is with him. Many young men continue
to enlist, but money is wanting. The Sicilian
government is about to issue a popular loan, in
bonds of Mr., 10fr., and 20fr.. and all who wish
well to the cause should subscribe to it.

The following is an extract from a letter written 1
at Malan° en the 21st instant by a volunteer from ;
Turin to a relation :
This time it was not heat of sun alone, but heat of can-
non. Bosco came out from Madam) to attack us, but as one
of his battalions showed signs of insubordination, he re-
turned and picked out his men, to whom he added the
Swiss and Germans sent to him from Moraine. Medici
bore the brunt of the action ; then Commix came
up to his help, and the engagement became furious.
Our generals exposed themselves too much, and both of
Mena bed very narrow escapes. We took advantage of the
ground to avoid the sweep of their artillery, then rose and
charged at the point of the bayonet. We cried out
"Savoy ;" the other' uttered different battle-cries, and so
we encouraged one another. But the getting into lishisso
was the hardest part of the work. There the enemy knew
the locality, was double our force, and prepared. The
sbirri of the province of Palermo, many of the very menwhom
Garibaldi had saved from the fury of the people, had thrown
themselves into the houses, and were peppering us like the
very devil. Garibaldi fought like a lion, but exposed him-
self too much, nod it is a miracle be was not killed. During
this result, which lasted two whole hours, we fired very
Wm. It was the bayonet that gained the day. We hays
lest many of our comrades in those accursed streets, but we
pined possession of the town after a regular slaughter of
the police and the royalists as well. Those police agents
behaved moat treacherously. The Swiss were the
last to retreat into the fort. Bosco has now
sent a flag of truce, and asks permission to go
oat with the honours of war. In these actions we
have had at length the pleasure of seeing a goodly number
of Sicilians fighting, Lice ourselves, in the open field, and
following us manfully when charging with the bayonet.

ITNITED STATES AND CANADA.
LONDONDERRY, TUZSDAT.

The Canadian steamer Palestine, which left Quebec on
the 21st test., has arrived. She lauded all the mails except
those for Liverpool.
The steamer City of Manchester, Africa, and Nova
Scotia, all from Liverpool, bad arrived out.
MONTREAL, JULY 21.

The preparations for the reception of the Prince of Wales
are approaching completion. The weather is favourable for
the crops. The flour market has undergone a general im-
provement. Urge sales of wheat have been effected at
I dol. 27c. Ashes are steady.

NEW YORK, JULY 20.

Money and exchange are unaltered. The stock market
is less active and prior have declined. Flour is heavy and
lower. Canadian descriptions are drooping. Rye steady.
Wheat is heavy, and 1 to 2ocuta. lower. Barley dull, and en-
changed. Coco firmer and in fair demand. Oats unchanged.
Beef active at steady prices. Lard firm. Whiskey mo-
derately active.