The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

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able ilf 1.1 over it tOwards Csjazzo, with part of
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whitih4rielfinglish brigerle 000npies. Their firing'
did not, however, cause any loss of life, for the
silsiL thrown from the bastions of Capon passed
over the farm-house where the headquarters of
Peard's brigade have been established.
litho*, oar troops have not yet mettle enemy,
it is to be expected that an engagement will either
take place to-day or to-morrow. We know that
a Nespoliais 'Corps d'arnie has been sent to occupy
the mountain paths of Boiano, and must either
fall in with Cialdini's corps, or with the Garihal-
diens who have crowd the Volturno. It seams
that the remainder of the Neapolitan army is now
encamped in the neighbourhood of Seem and Pi-
gulden), a position which equally oommands the
road of San Germano and that of Gaeta. Suppos-
ing that this Neapolitan corps met with a defeat in
following the mountain tracts of Piedinioate, it
might attempt to fall back on the Garigliano and
joie the main body of Francis Il.'s army. To
prevent this junction Garibaldi will send a force
in the direct* of Pontelatore, thus intercepting
the communisation of the severed Neapolitan army.
His plans, however, may be modified aocordiug to
the events of war, for is cannot yet send the
whole of his limy on the other side of the Vol-
turno. As long as the road which leads from Capita
to Oasts is not intercepted the garrison of the
former city may be easily increased, and a despe-
rate attempt against the positions of Santa Maria,
Averse, and Sant Angelo may be made by the
enemy. It is not unlikely that the arrival of
Cialdini's corps on the same may supersede all
present arrangements. Until then Milbits will
remain at Santa Maria, Avesana at Madeloni,
and Saccbi at San-Lucio.
If the generals of Francis IL really intend to make
a stand aptiust the combined forme of Fisk" Emma-
nuel and Garibaldi, it is in the plain of the
Garigliano, or in the vicinity of Sews, that a great
battle will be fought. Judging by what happened
on the 19th at Maceroni, however, I do not believe
that the Neapolitans are in a position seriously to
oppoee tke amailinf enemy. The monk of Fungi.

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October. As Cialditu mid to the Neapolitan
General Scotti, who fell into his hands at Mace-
roni, " The defenders of the Bourbons are
no more soldiers than the brigands of the
Campagna of Rome. The awful deeds they
perpetrated in the Abruzzi show that they have
lost all sense of military honour." The Marquis
Villantarina, who is just returned from that pro-
vince, told me that the acts of barbarity committed
by the Neapolitan Cacciaturi in the towns and
villages of the Abroad can scarcely be believed.
The same report was given to me by Colonel Nullo
and Major Oddest, of Garibaldi's staff. At hernia
a young man of nineteen was burned to death in
the presence of his mother, only because he refused
to shout " Long live Francis IL" I have myself
read the authentic document in which the &-
tails of that horrible tragedy are officially '
stated. Two letters, signed by Signor Mks, the
Minister of Police of Francis H., have also been
seised in the pockets of • spy, which leave no doubt
that the gone-smolt of Gaeta did not shrink from
resorting to the moat iniquitous means in order to
ensure the triumph of the royal cause. In the first
of these letters Signor Mho strongly recommended
to the Intendente of hernia twenty convicts who
bad bees sent intq the Abruzzi from the Argastolo
of Gaeta to organise the Sanfedisti bands. Ac-
cording to the words of the letters these convicts
had gained a reputation that "would MOO the
most salutary dread amongst the liberals."
The second letter directed the Intendente to let
the peasants know that Francis 11. released them
from the ordinary obligations of the law for twenty-
four days. The meaning of the minister was clear
enough, and the peasantry took it as a sort of dig-
pensaticm or indulgence to commit plunder, essassi-
nation, rape, ko., with impunity. In a few days
I hope to be in a position of sending you the
literal translation of these two important docu-
amnia

Sa o'cLocc, A.m.

The firing from Caput has now ceased. Oar
columns are crooning the Volturno before Garibaldi,
who is here with his staff. The report of the guns
ban not been hoard this morning, neither in the di-
rection of Bojano or Seem

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ration into Aim mysticism seek to lame. It was m-
ourned that Mr. Slides duties led nembeled with the
elm a/ the recent procedinp et Trowbehlp spinet Slim-
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maitre lematter, and that very reamft hes had an
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be Le elealeed two-ise of a very remote late,
secretively hid the ether cd modern times. That there
win he wash to the overriding se the femur ha-
mestli ilia it its eudsnleol tart Sir Ilishaid
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDWITT AT GLLsooir. —On
Rooky afternoon shoed three o'clock. while a labourer,
sued Ache Lawler, yam hi the set of shifting a coal-truck
at the Owshetfaulda station of the Barrheed Railway ea
eagles wow up against the coal tracks, whereby Lawler
vas jammed between the buffers of two tracks, sad deprived
of lac Deceased, who was thirty years of age, ham left a
whim mid infest ehild.