The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-21 00:00:00

NBAPOLIT.AN =LLB !UNIX

A meeting of the general committee of this fond
wee held at 118, Pall-moll, on Saturday last, which was at-
-111•1011 by the Bub of Shaftesbury, Culls's, Granville, end
Ripon, Viewing Palusersten, Lord Jam Rummell, the Right
Hon. Idward Elba, Milner Gibson, W. B. Gladstone, Sir
B. Hall, Versed Soda, and Sir D. Dundee • the Deus of
Westminster sad St. Praire, the How. A. letrumehd,
Mr. Wentworth Beemeast, MP., Mr. C. Rasmus', Sir
James Ferramon, Mr. John Forster, Mr. Thome Falrburs,
Mr. I. B. lienh, Mr. M. lf lulu, Sir H. Holland, Mr.
A. Elegisks, Yr. E. Y. Wanes, MX., 131 r R. Mar•
&ism, Mr. A C. Roberto, Mr. Her Saysisr, M.P., Mr.
thiribre, Ho.
It wee moved by recoaat Faustus:ow, sad seconded
by Lord Joan Mumma and Mr. W. Micas, K.P., that
tits following brief statement of tits eitcumstawass. is which

the ais are placed, and the views of the comarfttee with
respect to the relief to be afforded t thee, Amid be priated
end circulated for the ieformatica of the Who :
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" Sizitseven Neapolitan ezdee, most .of whom are gen-
tlemen by birth and education, and all of whom are men of
unimpeachable &erecter, ware removed a sheet rime since
from the prisons of the King of Naples, and were conveyed
to Cadiz on beard a Neapolitan man-of-war.
"They were forcibly transhipped into an American mail-
ing vessel, with taigas captain the Neapolitan government
had ocotesetad for their 001kTeJeIICII to New Toe*.
. . .

" These unhappy ram, boiem down in health and spirit I
by a ten years' imprisonment, naturally shrank from cross-
lee the Atlantic daring the equinox, and from deportation to I
a distant quarter of the globe, when they had neither re-
sources nor friends.
" They, timed" remonstrated so earnestly against the
obvious illegality of the maraca Into which the Aurelian
oeptsin had entered respecting than that he at lest yielded
to their ',Sheen protest, and consanted to lead them at Cork,
where they mitred cache 6th instant.
" They are ell reidile-aged or old men ; they are almost all
enfeebled and worn by long imprisonment and hardship ;
some are ocatlrmol invalids ; all are ignorant of our lan-
guage; all are entirely destitute.
" The noblemen and gentlemen, who have formed them-
selves into a committee for the relief of there exiles, 'dab to
collect by public) sobecription a sum of mosey sufficient to
mantilla them with fragility until they shall have somewhat
recovetel from the effects of the long sawing to which
they have beta impaled. The committee then drake to afford
to each ladividual, according to his previous avocation and
protest neceesitiee, the means of stating In life afresh,
either In this country or abroad, and of rendering avid-
able for hls Ware support the tante and weirs which
ressen to him.
"Foe the immediate amielear• which they receives in
leading in Ireland the exiles ere Indebted to the prompt and
geserene humanity of W. John Arndt, the Mayor of Cede,
who nit only seised a heal sabierlption ea their behalf, bat
des Sarwarded to the oesnasktee In Laden hat own pore .nal
.striation of 1001.
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