The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-01 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

t3onse ladies of Ancona—among them the
Countesses Alessandri Rappi, Giovanelli, and Bog-
dan, and the Marchioness Trionli—reoently opened a
subscription to aid emigrants and political prisoners.
This subscription yielded a thousand crowns. The
delegate of the police, informed of the affair, wished
to arrest the noble patronesses, and had already
issued his orders to that effect, when the fear of the
tumult such • measure would occasion induced him
to forego it.

TUSCANY.

The following decrees have been issued by Baron
Ricesoli :

The Government of Tuscany, considering that the jour-
n•ls, the Oivilni Candice, the „Amara della Religions collet
Cimliti, the Candice, the Pinnwtte, and the Campanile, dis-
turb men's consciences, and confound the eternal truths of
religion with traneitory mundane intereste, outrage through
error both faith and civilisation, sparing In their machina-
tions and insults neither peoples nor governments, and not
even the ddenda of Rome, one august ally, the Emperor of
the French:

Considering that against these aims and artifices it Is ma-
mmary and right to guard one's self, on the part of the States
of Central Italy more than of my other state, because they
themselves have to maintain public tranquillity and the
strength to accomplish the work of national independence:
Decrees: Att. 1. Are interdicted from entrance into and
oircalation in Tummy, the journals (a) ssppeeceled above and
(b) every other poltdoo-religious periodical published at
Boma, and other places stall under the government of
the Roman court. Art. 2. Whoever shell sell or
put in circulation these journals end periodicals
shall be punished with imprisonment from one to eight days,
sad with • fine of 60 to 300 lire. The delegates of the
government will deal summarily with these transgressions.
Art. 3. The Minister of the Interior is charged with the
execution of the present decree.
Given this 23rd day of February, 1660.
B. RICAOOLI.

The government of Tuscany decrees :
For the form of the oath created upon the formation of
the netional guard, end published on the 16th July, 1859,
the following is substituted:—" I swear to be faithful to the
King and his royal enooessorr, to observe loyally the statute
and the other laws of the state, and to perform all my duties
for the role object of the inseparable good of the King end
countThry."
e Minister of the Interior is charged with the execution
of the present decree.
Given this 23rd day of February, 1880.
The President, &c., B. Itic.xxou.

NORWAY AND SWEDEN.

The people of Gothenburg have presented to the
Marquis Migliorsti, minister of Sardinia at the court
of Sweden and Norway, the following address, ex-
pressive of their sympathy with the Italian cause :

Excellency,—Deign to accept the expression of the strong
and deep sympathy and admiration we feel for the noble
nation efts worthy representative you are. These senti-
ments animate not only the inhabitants of the city that his
now the good fortune of possessing you within its walls;
they are in the heart ci the whole Swedish nation. This
sympathy proceeds also from very natural causes.
Raving acquired by long combats and terrible sacrifices the
constitutional and civil liberty to which we owe the progress
and happiness of our country, we can only with most complete
success to the patriotic struggle Italy I. now angered in for
the acquisition of her independence and freedom—a struggle
so boldly commenced by year august sovereign, the brave
and noble King Victor Emmanuel.
It in to Italy that humanity is indebted for the tichest
fruits of civilisation; it i. in her history that we study the
great evimplea of patriotism, bravery, end generosity of
heart. What Italy has been for the definition of the world
she ought to be ARSill, and it is the dawn of such a future
that shines in the horizon. It is about to blend with the
aurora borealis that Sabha' over the mountains of the north,
and in the meeting of these two lights the peoples of Europe
are shout te rejoice at the triumph of freedom for thought
and action; the human race is going to march rapidly
towards the divine goal of elevating improvement and happi-
ness readied for it by the decree of Providence.
Such are the hope*, each the future that we ball when we
utter here the unanimous cry of Ling live Italy!" Long
live Sardinia!" "Long II» the Hier Victor Emmanuel!"
Feb. 5, 1860. Tat Cmaxxs or GOTHEN SIAM.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Began Mr. Coesetiftioner Evans.)
IN Ra T. L. !MORAY.
The Inaknare was aa African merchant, tiswelhei as at
Dattamet, and d hoslam This wail mho arnionles wet-
In. No accounts led, an adjournment so ardaded.
Taw liabilities ars Nabeing fi
iad upwarila of 10,0001. ; assalla admit

RE C. MOODY.
The buknapt. ma Age-L*3l maesieceorhr, of Pods oosolk
heel be has certificate. Ihble, 1.07 W; mod% about

Lewresclempparlti . Mr. Lamm der dm Woes,
oe• red so eppoettion . Mr. Begley emoted tee eiedhoes.
1M miacepel Omer argue the beakrigt ems tact of
Meng made • prelerimiel mymem el 1/111.; bed We hrio
sour, om *haulms di• amp emebliked. WM" lbsit
the otter:. Insured of the sass von yak pods ism&
clam cam/Imm

SHERIFFS COURT.
(Before Kr. Under !heft Bart-bell and w Jury.)
t i wore v. lISPIIII.XII.-11111LACM OF PlOllll6l or
11.1111111/101.
This wen se mellow by • yaw, Tome awed Mary Ass
to recover dammed tie dsleadate, a carpenter sad
Lurid... ►t Bayswater, for a beech of promise of marriage.
J uldrosat was allowed ss go by default, sod a writ of utpury
we emoted to scar tbs vompassauote.
Mr. O. Erases was reused for the plaintiff; so one ap-
peared for the Mender.
It Appeared from the statement ot the teemed coartael and
the miasma that in 1N37 Its plaiatiff west se a *semi to
the defendant, who dead recently hat hie wife. He m-
ewed bee safer roadie of marriage, Two eh:ldris were
hors. They had bees eadated, sad the sous! order made.
Mr Froacta yuSwltw the case to the jury as one that
called toe autoruuttial demos
Ter jury OMNleltd the damps at I f.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

CLERIEENWELL.
•11 COOL 1.1 Al' I KLMTIIII SLIT TO P/12/011.
Hooey Mereerk, readies at 67, lied Liemaireet, Chainli-
ed,. smeared boom Mr. 1 'milks, to mower • onminese
which demigod him with nalawfally eheuedieg Idetetel ten
the lervic• of Mr. Hobert Waken', kie reeler, IMMO
andiron, or Motel maw
Mr. Wakeliag appea.4 for the compfeimmt.
Ems the evidence of the complement, It enema that Ihe
deles feet Lad boas eppmetleed to Lim It, mum timy trod
nee sow • goof workload', bet owing I. hie Weird
habits Lc wa• • drawback :seised of • lessell. 1
week th• defeatism abraded Itimealt for Lew
end had sot ban to work the wash. He sane eine :•I'M
work st him peter time, sod when he west to be dieser le
Mow stand snß mom Mere star Sloe ether tows. H.
bed amen' time eeedeeed the dedoedeet is to hi.
let ba rob jetted et hie, sod told line to do kb t= I,
meet, fer he did set emu He wee sorry to my that the de- 1
Wlerrit hawse bed essayeadoes, sad spot We ev-
rite • bees&
01 see make say dadmice, sad eineed to
tem the mew se • good jolt&
Tyrehist mid so cantata did sot moon le de the
ihdeedest aog pod, he would see vrhot • little hopeineesest
wield dm Be wield moo 'mad him far use calendar masts
to the limns of Cenecties, sod if be brought before
~+© again he node seed Wm Cr three mouth..
1111111.110R01; 0 O.BT It E E T.
WATCH /ISA LIIIO.
Biwa Callme, • young sees, wee charged before Mt.
huscham, by Sergeant Cote, 33 C, with attempting to steal •
watch soder the following etronmomeces
tram the evl4osoe of &mown Cote It apposed that 41101111
lolf.pillO 1 the immoral' afternoon thin wee • large enniber
of porous', scaly 4,000, assetablet is trust of Berbsgtos
HAY/ m eamorilaitue• of tkr St. Georgia Ride Corps,
who bed Wm at drill I. lk. wart-yard, befog about
to Mirth to l'ablov and with their band. Kissing the
tremor to be • thief, he told him to Ism cc he woad got
trustds, ae I be amid away lot • miente•' but shortly
alter he sew hire place Llama( eiciapide • gontlietese, doe-
blip( bb arise Is • combor meson, so that me of kb Mande
Mead the coati...um'. wasetomt pocket. He (the mr-
goat) them plemi his.. It Modes plebe- boom neer Berko g-
tow semi., so ito to kip • book set for the meos . oaf
spookier t.. the gostlessim—the pi ismer baying mowed la—
bs bead he sack tuieglag ant of LW pocket. The gentle-
Ism refund to &treed to pimiento, but gam hie address In
Somen-gordese. Os thse he wont alter rho primmer end
task km hate moody, tit. miaow *ming if be let him go
he would keep me of hie district. Them woo • large member
of thieves prow' m tho crowd.
Prier mid be kart. a. hung about the watch. He wee
them to see the till. coop.. the mme se others.
Mr. biugh.au c.muntiad sou memoir tar Wee moethe,
with ham I show.

THE CASE OF TILE LIFT. NIB. HATCH—A
triiitittiotrar) otairn that ibis fru/mita/. zoos will 00011 be
re,..merlered and re-decid.d by • British jury, when the
public sal bare ample sr-Wales tor forming an *Mos on
the whole twitter. The Home Secretary mann" suggested
to Mr. Hatch toot, in order to vindicate hie mediae% it was
quAs comp:trot f. r ban in indict oar air bon!), of taa girl.
tat who.. evi.liwicri he was convicted, Mr. Baron Bramwell
wee appealed tq air a Sat to provireute, sad his lordship
ustawitatisrly complied with the request. The *Mfg girl,
Beg. Die Plummer, is to be indicted for conspiracy. The
Wined isms. took time to cmulder whether the mother
sh•mld be indict. d for mospiracy. All the preliminary
steps have been tabs, and the trial ie expected to take place
before the Court of llitesn's Bench sons time next mown.
SHAMEFUL As4AULT AT PORTSMOUTH.—Three
roes, named Bpeshary. Thomas, sad Wu), were charged
lent week with amattiting William Marshall. The parties,
it appears, are labourers at dm nee work., and the primmer,
wanted Marshall to .rand • gallon of be-r, and became Iss
would not do so they tied a rugs to his legs, dragged him
into the retort beam.. and hung bin, before one of the fur-
naces with his head downwards. H. retnalnad is that posi-
t, an until be could bear the hest no longer, when he called
out •• Boer :" which wee to be the signet for his refers. He
was then let down. In conarTittics of these proceediagil
fi his employ at the gm soot.. Spnbary, is his defence,
laid be did not consider what was dime to the complaissnt
an meault. Horn and Thomas denied taking part in the
astir. The magistrates f-,ind them guilty, and seatenowl
each to pay • Ste of 16e. and mete, or twenty-one day. ire-
treemimmt.

TII
E COIL 8r PPLT.—Profeeeor Muted writes :
Tat nasal e a•nuottrer of owl at present fa Beglaad
moot le' lees Qua 80.000,040 tens, so that ws are sew am-
hunting about 16 spine coiled of oar coal lauds each
yen. ltstinnetag the area of coal lands at 6.000 wpieve
:ea, this would give • duration of rather coon than 340
yen*. Ir arsy be observed that the usual estimate of Own
hod. in Eastland is 12 o)osquare onbee, and that In the
an is 1 have takes aa alb.wanco I. made for the unorodeattre
torsions. TLe coal area in Belgian and Rtionish Prawn to-
gether ie sot non than oaewighth pare, and in all Freon set
ore-fifth part that of Reiland sad Bcollitad; the average
Midas.. of coal a senaller, sad the positio• of Am soil ie
runny kee Avowable in the former diatriot tar azttheirsk
sed is the Int. r few transport to the sea. The qesty et
ena kw.. to cella in North Americo, both la the Vatted
Finn and Bnii.h poseessions, is so large that for all precti-
cab:e peep's,. It nay be notortiod as in•lbmieti" the. Cuss is alto abundaat in India, Chi's. Borneo,
Emtaa Auettelic, and South Africa. Owing to
Ibt demi, ed position of Euglaad la practical
niftier/ opsesions and the facility and economy with which
ste• oth piece bier large supplies its the markets of tits world,
* cost so low at present as to nutbade competitioa, bar coal
wlll so doubt b. canned very rapidly fur years to coos.
Hut should the adroit* industry of other countries reduce
lb* pia Wen that at dch prole enured by oar °oilier*,
• r should the cost of arractlea laareges with no out of pro.
!...etioe to ths rest of els* world, the Maid for egportation
oould be at nice checked, sad the dada epos war resounds
would diminith. 1 bat We son hewn very loog betbre
say approach ...lusestioa could be roperleaced may be re-
pried so tenaia.•.

AND VIZ DUDLEY EARLDOM.—
oa Tamed., sight flaws sew E•rl of Dudley was . Er... Weed
a. • Inaquot rot U 7/ Ey • etuun,i.t.e of Dudley tradeaceeo,
awl the teayur of the bas.•att at 'hair bird, is celebe•-
tAAnt hie lerdsbis's recant eievati,at to the earldom. Is
smitiva so Lord Ward, the Leis L eutsuaut ad the 6,uota••
Si Reef/ad led Illicetosee reopeetia ly, with the Hoe. Dudley
Weed, mere bolted to aerate. la iiiecuesista hou the elegaimet
it-u,samembe to .bkb the ecee.iioe wee impeded be me
Mee elimeld be peblitibed .brood, at era. &Alma,
that lb. lemillady be lirru .Irl to peovide dimmer for ewe
••••artur dowatisair.." es Al 'bat ha should be eloblled
ham the besquetteg-reeet after .be bauquot ! This pees
seveteb of pd....rms. It wee aPerw•ea• Maimed he ehe
ipselmoes , 4 the peens;' Wail/ be•sto•whod basis tierli•••,
V ahoy eboui to end tbemsedvell of 14 TM, Irwin,
pee veers resieweeti use tit. Baum*/ 4Jel Doti, nit *ad the
Irdresimmilike ream* —limhdrimatly promoted aroma
such au bads. cder-d Omer ore Menem at the hotel, nod
mime imistly dialect aa stoat .sass, elms. se the eletitteete
of elm emettehtp bens tie be ambettid ewer ••• the estsameey
tcyal mad pesthole lace." mahout the poitecoe• et a
tLtal• osporWr, law oconwivio biome almond, sad
depetedeme ~me ia avid euememies to hapare of the
reietetere it they 'hire sat naiad up, atehmumletio•
hem" bow hens provtdol hr them." The gemehmais of
lb. per.. "it* Keeled atlewitue so the wow is which
Mot woos themeelsee thee awe& and dm? bed foil
domohomog their bill," whoa ow of oho asiwpwor sof
Ye the somasiropo Syked the supreme he me-
.l.oelder Vats amis. "r"rmy Lord Wool woo ilia
• o• gook" Thor, howoww, rem kwroniswo; awl
be/ waded sot S. porn • mingle ii.. of eho
oppociwo„ ileetrail that the tredeemem Dedlor,l=
mem not belies alma, at it, wiled wow wodonfooll did
amoreere vice umesemesomod sows tho immaseue use=
voided emit la dumkeue sad embesses. The reports,
On *Mir Idoilfw•hof thait deahhas to ib•p•Pleisre et
Hs Implie •••• 'web tlw, itheisett, ow the
was mmoolort,d. owl the erodes. etc tie eamiplehtdp=ll
Loy'. law hooks.—lliww.W.ter &anti