The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-22 00:00:00

111

ITALY.

(Prom the Nets York Times ef July 8 )
The steam-propeller Arctic—the little vessel of
saner.) 250 tors which be. already made fir bagel' • fine repute.
tiara by her behay.oer swim Carols Hartstein, ea the
TURIN, 3 (Lv 17. Kite Arctic march, teems her berth at the navy-pad la
For 'ore i;_% i raft there has been qu::o • ltli :n ' eb:ot a week, et ....op on • trip el. we ,sets li.r mead is
pout icol movements, all intensely on Mc alert ea ..' o to Ilan Kluidllii, funPuntnur in hying llul eat-emeiso
what may be the result of the mottoes of Lod Lynd- table from Newfoundlend to Tahiti. Bay, oil Me western
host an Lord John Roswell on the Italian question. roast of Inked. L•ssatannt Berryman hes ammase of
bur—sad no better man could he had for the perwee—ebee
The Wilt:phi: des; Itch is by no mews t ~..;-..r tzd ,t was lse who three years ago took the brig Dolphin ever
distinct, but I should sty the general feeling among' the same route sad obtained the sonsdier whin made Ski
the people here is great disappointment, if rot die wrrld fusilier with the fact that betimes those two poled
Ilatiefactior. The Sardinians unit rest d :Ix! !f thee stretches in that 1-tilleadarp...lat.enine:f els.nido.enotositell
Austria attacks theca England is bound to sup- 1;4111.71-"tolnuPoir ea average depth of 2,200 'fennel, hat It
tke
part them—at lust so they read the despatch, on Ka- is thought th,t hem the dock of • steamer, which is
tog that both the noble lords were contented with iro mach mere entirely ender c .trot, they will be able to
the declarations of Lords Palmerston and Ciarecdon. show that this average depth is too mesh by one-third fee
The Risoryinu tiro is one of the leading and bestalt age -
Tali's:rid itthia• PTraa";,r4wsdendt ever this *Lae retn:rketrii:
informed papers in Turin, so I give what n statetl in etoal, and brought :else much intone seformatioa ear
that paper of yesterday, the 16th :—" The result of coning its physical geography. The prows espeditioa Is
the declarations of the English Ministers, so far as we fisted out by the United 8 ate, goverment, it the Knelt*.
can judge by the telegraphic despatch of this evening ties of Mr. Doubts of the navy ; Lieutenant Minty, of tbs
(10th), is the following : The populations of the die- Lashing:a O. seilrz,tc.ext. and
.Pirofessortoßitak:l of tit
Serimt Italian States cannot remain a keg time in . seen% to the Newfoundland, New York. sad Leaden Tele-
their present miserable position. It is probable -hat graph Company.—this eompany (,he p wale will resonates
shortly thing, will come to such a pitch that if the it sa the mecciation In which Peter Cooper, Cyrus W. Field,
goveroments do not have moan eto efficient reform., de . are isuratted,) Slaving the mesepoly of all some telt-
eirVisinog o.r.7.oetitatiaonteefar.tearly WI ytwearso to esme..
the ptople will be driven into revolution. In this case
Austria will pretend she has a right to interfere. Eng- t`rn, thitil mess hi 01 lisrotPolf
its lota•ion It is the
land will oppose her, even, if necessary, by force. 'oh 'neat highway, bong but 1,640 geographical
/freedom in Italy has in headquarters in Piedmont ;of • miles from point to point. It te, as we have said, corpora-
Awe Austria looks upon Piedmont with an evil eye ; , tively very shoal, the sew, both north sad south of it,
osabhomdeitrr.. 2fsither Icebergs nor tarn..
.o
and England has voluntarily proclaimed in pariia- ; l.Viii.w.r.f
mut, and solemnly io the face of all Europe, that alwiZbwri:h.tZr marks *sr ;Ilea:: faia lia,Tistra4 ttaiwa
AO will gallon Piedmont. With this before tie we for years. Nature seems to have had this international
cannot expect any immediate practical results from I telegraph n Neer whet the ocemi-lied Wes hollowed, sad
the declaration in the English parliament. How- I graded the very path for it here.
seer, these discussions and deliberations are of a great I LiTubt: emcee 'ilithiLAilitio for thlooaoltitiere a. fotli,i3.4'.
moral and diplomatic importance, because they die- filtrain,plieatemant ; 7.73.asititch:l,nactilg ma:gel' C. T.
Mute thou fears which, perhaps, were not without Thomas, paned midshipmen; Jobs 8. Barnes. miciablEllowl
some foundation, owing to the long silence and in- 11. Newell, first assistant emiseer ; L. WI/lints, tents
action of the British ministry. Now that the sincere assistant engineer; Adolph Yoe Dumb, draughanisa;
and efficacious aid of Eoglaod is pledged, this wiU and heads enough .o make op the fall complement of forty.
tend seriously and reesonably to ameliorate the Co..cotfire Pir°.u.-
dition of the Italian populations .
„. like I. roily *quipped with provisions for Mosey days sad
." I hope that mica coal for thirty,--mipseting Si nitrate with ecal at New-
p7 be the rendt, as the Rieorreserrio says, but from fonsdlasd whenever it is aseesealy. Of matbsesatieel A
an interview I had with • gentleman who has been other hulirsullnini Wass tws the bar, of maw% an
abs.•dant supply. She hr been mewl, Fainted aid pue la
for some time on the frontiers of Lombardy, I fear the
order.otztt,L hat ..Int
dm istesded to_ lure Neu
41714
railltriz:ll not have patience, and it is even said some
welting for the nee
We matters have been occurring among the item reel sow constructing for her, sod 10,6NMilneet
Austrian troops: Use musfectsring at Boston for her me.
I see by a private letter from Naples, of date 8:h They Ant steer for the north of Newfoandlsed. •
July, an amount of what took place on the 30th of June place will he 'sleeted for the start where the wale, Is
In the 2nd Regiment of the Neapolitan Guards, en deep that the suchen of anise vends A
commanded by Colonel Pucbe likely to interfere with the deposited nib.
ci, now in garrison at net.e character of rte pietism d so wall known OM
Naples. This is the third inutisy within a short soundings will be taken only at ietavals of thirty Imam
OM that ham taken piece in the Neapolitan army. over the route. To make the sosadirgo, (Wendt weights
The battalion of Tirugliatori at Caserta, whilst are employed—soinetiens leads of 160 pounds irk some
These are sew draws
the King was on the grated, mutinied gr up seals The shot is s
ind
than net of sixty-eight pounds..slang in •lo sh cket. ish's &nuked
their commanding officer, Barbaltingn, an the to the line hy hooks hellish a way that thamemengths dist Other mutiny 00eurred among the mew of the strikes the bottom it is %whipped, AA am 11111 Miti•
royal frigate Amalie. These are signs that discontent 'To bawl it up would be impessible. Bed Usage*
has found it. way even among the troops of King of the shot there passes a tab., le whisk ore geed NAM
Bombs, so Gaeta can no longer he a plate of safety civil& Then,
shell,lfner up usu. the bottom IPPisimene of
foe him. At Bret it was thought that the discontent mad,wi, enerdringl itl.i.caftao"LtLsa:ha"agteebe"of VP 'tit was OWialt to the cruelty and inhumanity of the sup.- mark. ape, ib • haa awl aa„ks au. at a ...set that
nor officers; bat that is not an; It has arisen from depth S. which the weight bac denseded. Obsenatieas
other Purees not yet known. eyes the somata the Wade, de., will see be omitted.
lAt yesterday with an Italian gentleman just from If the survey &misses results as estisfeetery as they now
Roue. He told me the French troops are detested there. =Wie the work of hying the sable will be eammenced
I expressed astonishment. He said it was impossible !. gayly ..!thV
la empioa.mnotath wit pun toToti mile"Ye .11t.se bierstwwill be troops to be in better discipline, or cooduc: theme the two eyelets, each having half the *ab cm board, and
selves better. Then why are they detested? Hi. •&newer fret. that line mil either way foe the shore, paying cut the
Was, " They sapport the polies; and they act u the cable as they ran. Communisation with each other wiU be
de to keep in prison innocent men, dying in A kept up meanwhile by the cable red the galvanic batteries,
rsa7=7.: of the Pope, the representattve of our
Er_
so that at • moment's notice • halt as be effected, and the
owns of either retraced. It is thlught that by this diet-
sioa of latent sod this baiting of the time required in dries
it, failure will be oat of the question. From ten to fifteen
de,' would, seder favourable sinematancn, sans to lay
the cable is this way.
But hew large, or rather bow small • cable mast it be
that • messier can take 840 geographical win of it on
tend ? The cable that they will probably select, oat of
li:0 that lave been altered them, is sot larger than * child's
wrist—soy,* inch is diameter. It his ins win (wede of d
rine& of copper wire), whisk is insulated by • °crabs de
gotta Ferns. Outside of this fear wine en plowed Gni
around then a gotta pendia covering. Chsteldest thetelolug
steel wires are wised, sad external to it, • IMO meal ii
twisted. A thick softiies of asphaltum premed the whole
What tb• I rim is sod what the thane far telegraphing IS
to be, Attar we see the rest of mankind ore informed.
This same sompany seesmenced laying a wire seventy-
live miles nog se the gad et July and were to ha,. 11.aished
the job is the 7th MM., between Cape Bay and Cape
Brute,. This, if nceeesful, will briagldivnpvl two der
sewn to New York than it le at :newt. The trade Is the
sins that we have not described.

THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

PIEDMONT.
(mow ora sTSCIAL COSTA

GENOA, JCL? 16
Me King of Naples has made his answer, and the
Ibilowing is the substance of it :
His Majesty thanks the governments of Fromm
sad England for their ccuosets. He wishes to set
with clemency and to introduce reforms, but in such
matters believes hinutlf the competent judge of the
time and proper mode of so doing. At this moment
they would not be suitable to his dignity and inde•
ponds:lce, still la. would it be fitting to recall those
who are banished, end liberate those who are

imprisoned."
Lord and Lady Normanby went to pass the days
of the Bth, ith, and Bth of June at the rural resi-
dence of the Regent, the Casino del Boschi, aseem-
pealed by the Marquis Pallavielao. Os the birth-day
of the young duke, the who's court arid the =Wisest',
'seedier with the English amhosoadar, went to the
sieligious ceremonial performed he the eatledraL
General de Crenceville and hie partisans were =god
em ties aide, Pallavicino and the ether sudden upon
the opposite side. The two parties eyed each other
with distrust. On emirs out of church, Lord Nor-
nasal* Issetemed to pay his compliments to the Aus-
trian morel; when, slipping down the steps, he lost
loth his hat sod his periwig.
The Dock Commission, appointed by royal mill-
memot, is proceeding to examine the rations plane
that have been brought forward during the list six
years, bat it cannot make known its decision for
then two moths.
The amnesty expeeted at Parma on the fete-day of
Duke Rohm 1., heir presumptive to the throne, was
;anode in favour of tome pompoms condemned for
amongst whom Nurse the name of Luigi
Gardlei, paymaster of the Parmesan troops, who was
found guilty last yesr of defrauding by forged sig-
natures the military due.
Field-Marebal Radetzky does not allow political
offenders to be kept any longer is the citadel of
Manta& About fifty still remain In that of Piaceass.
The reason for this determination of the marshal's
arose from the feat that the minister Pallavicino
wanted to throw all the odium of their arrest and
harsh treatment upon the Austrians; and this, too,
after he had been Genera/ de Creoneville's very
humble servant. This Marquis Pallavicino displayed
boandlees devotion to the general commanding in
the state of siege unit the Duchess Regent perceived
that angels wore made of the persons of it dividuals
onspeeted of complicity io the murder of her husband
in the month of March, 16.54. This too retrospective
justice was not to her taste. Thereupon she fell out
with General Crecneville; aid ea a matter of
enure* her minister, the Marquis Pallaeicino, pleaded
that he was for bin own port innocent of the arrest
of the suspected individuils, who are pearl two hun-
dred in number.

Several Englishmen at Constantinople have lately
received tlie follovlas Pest-oats soNee :—" General Post-
oNee, Leaden, July 19, 18.56.—Tbere is a letter, No. 4,04
at this ease, Ll:scud to yos at Costtont'sopl-, wb ob e•te
net be forwarded until the pottage of 31. be pall ; if, Voir •
fere, you will desire one of your correepondea— to call at
the Inland Branch of the Cirulatlos Department between
the hours of tan sad four o'clock, and pay the above pest-
sp, the letter (to be iagaired for by De umber) will be
net @curdles to the address; Or, if yes wig
nous this aotica to se, distinctly stating to whoa you
wisb the letter to be deliveeed, sue► moat will be 'eat
plied with.—(Sigaed) llowLsan Hsu., Ileeretuy."
Ma. HEIGHT, M.P., AT JOHN O'Ortosfs.—Last
week Mr. Brigbt, soc:mosaled by hie daughter,
made a rapid tour through the suety of Ce.tbasss. After
crowding! a day or two so Betriedelo, the hos. gentleman
drove serene toustry ,o Hens, where be visited the site of
the far fused Joba O'Oro,t's Huse, ud be,' a *avowable
'op;ortailty of viewing the rooky reosery of Duseeeeb..,
Head sad the °rimer. Os Thursday evening be arrived
as Wict, where be erased over sight at Leith's Otledonias
Hotel, patio, southward en the following sostrng.—Jots
O'Groara Jamie.

The Itegsnt allows herself at present to be directed
by the clerical party, the chief of which is the Mi-
nster Serbati.
M. Franceenhini, the director of polio*, is going to
the spas of Lucca. Tte arrival of Count bacciochi,
a high officer of the French Emperor's household at
Leghorn, on hoard the Lochs,* may very probably
have led to the director's dramissal.

This Count hemlock.' gists rise to much doubt and
conjecture. It was thought at first be was going to
Toscany about thr Princess Mat!nide'. divorce, and
the restitution of the actual sum of 300,000 f.
settled on her by Couut Demidoff, her husband ; but
people now uctibe the journey tooter more probable
onus..

GLIIISALDI.—Tbe Corriere Mercantile of Genoa
slates that General 0 tribaldi h sew at Valerie° foe the
benefit el his dealt, and thtt ea hi. arrival thet• he was
melted with great eethor'nen by the topulatoa and he•
feared with a •eressd•. Oa the iollowiag day ha (*presoak
ids %harks to Oa iatesSiteatß is a speech, is wr•eh,
iset to the overeat flat* of Italy, he itaelered his iasovittiem
that the day of de'iv. races was sigh at hard, as all the
peetriares of Italy were ready to telly roiled the bawler el
Sardinia.

THE AECILEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE—The prepare.
lists ter the meetiage of the Aret mologicsl Institute of
Groat Britain and Ireland la Reim burgh, darts( the week
bogiaaiag os Tared', (tr-day). are r.pittly advisee:log. The
temporary IMMO= of tee iestitate—recreited trim raspy
private oollectioas and from all lb. provincisl mattessoms la
Scooland—will 8 l the whole eastern suite of ro Hes in the
Nationsl Gallery on the Matted. The Dike of Sutherland
and the Berl of Mottos are to eiontrabete to the snide of por-
traits of Mary Queen of Soots. Load Torphichea allows his
accionbtedly authentic portrait of John Knee to be brought
from Calder Home. Tea Disko of Northumb. eland made
largely trouble stone at Atswick eatiquities of every period.
The buckles of Hotspur, which were hosed a few years
age en the battle field of Shrewsbury, will, we age sasured,
be eahibited. The blood-stained roles of the great Memel,
• of Mattress will be brought to light from Lord Napter's
li charter chest. The needlework of Mary Queen of 8:ots,
preserved at Greystoke Castle, will be shows, together with
al jewels and other personal r lict of that ill stoned
prisms. The Duke of Algol' eabi,iits the bachwil Nat r
of St. Moline of L more. The Earl of Casidoe shows the
venerable square iron bell of Bar Ewan, and the beautiful
• bell of Oath/fie is show, by Mr. Gnarls of Gathrie. Tho
astiquisses of the earlier periods of Europese aimlisatica will
be sioplowily illustrated, those of !relied, England, sod
Germany being ranged in comparlem with thole of Soo, land.
Ca!oeml Raerlinson, the well.kaowa lavestigator of the coil-
quities of Agoras sod Behyloe, is *spotted to be pressor I
France will be repressoted by U. Tulle', M. Michel, M. de '
so:emerald, and perbsps by come others of her roost •
*fedi.* erase .logists. Pretms genus Dr. Waren. Signor'
Caries, the eminent Roman architect, together w.th riser&
distrageished artists from Doty, now mimed an the great
works at Alawick Castle, will emonspaay *be Doke of
Nartbasbaleed to the seeder. Besides a visit to the •
une reenukable buildings to ildiebergh. Hum will be
eacereleme to Pe Twordaido Abbeys; to the Roam wall,
Liatithrow. 8 Wisp, Dabble's*, sod the Roman Camp at
Ard'cb; to Borthwir h Castle, Hawtheraden, end Hoelia ;
sad the obi* rata of !Arleta's Castle, where the Raids' Has.
R. C. Nisbet fiamiltoa. bas Moiled this members of
lales aesthete to latch.— .SoorhsA Record.
-

Mr. William Gil:sepie Dickson, Advocate, Om
emitter of • TalsOle trains' es the Lsas of Evidonco, has
bees eppolcted Ad• :este Goceral of the tdaasithis, 1.750 L
per anima. Mr. Dickson passed advocate 1847 —asiedo-
WWI Memory

Till CAXTON Life ASSURONCII COMPANT.--YeliF
Medal Viso Chsemilor 8., P. Wood appointed Mr. Har-
din to be its ifisiel muisqw to tuvultioto sod vied up
•thdoessopsey's again, ra the pothica of Mr. J. C. Hardy,
of Mcorers•o-etreit ; Mr. 8 POl, of Croydon ; Mr. B. Ha:-
ma% of Neter, oel ; Slr. t t no, of Usiodect-lowa sad Me.
Pillow., of Camberwell. The comma, w. s ed la 1853,
with a proposed ctip.t•il of 161,0001, is 10,000 abates of IW.
sub; hat nary or the suWcriben who suctited the deed
of a ttleeseat d.d sot pay the deposit ea their sharer.
Moot 7,850 shims were sehecribed for, sod one of the
peticiosers, Mr. nerdy, executed as de .t f.,r 1,7-50 shares,
bat the beldame was found t) be iresollieimit to ply the oat-
s/Moo implores. Tters bad teen co metier, af the directors
for mtr.ths p.et ; there ore:, aomerse• ; sod t'.e
ilirectors of the complus, or, tlr.a•esed w:tb s.t.oas at the
suit of creditors.

fIE BROOM EMBASST TO RUBBlA.—Among the
preprations for the enemies festivities at the imperial eo-
n settee at Hon ew is • grand mammy*, foreiehed te Ltr I
Granville, sad intended to krm a temporary ball room or
greed saloon, for oemtlies of mate rue .ptions. &a. Its
atemeesious are 120 feet by thirty-sin feet, sod the
awnings or 'ruining forming the passages are not less
lima fitly feet m length by nine in -Id b. The navigate Is
*knee tly fitted op, being lined throve out with starlet alto
white, with a cornice or border of rosettes of the same, and
dteorated with trophies of digs, with handsome chandeliers
of bram, sad lumps to shed Instr. on the Irene. The
flooring of the tent will he made in Russia, bit every other
It ion needful to completeness is pent over in the Thames
fere., reamer, ',der the tare of Li.rd Granvills's boss.
stet, and, even tt) • dancing-cloth, se d the artisans whose
sliAl le required to erect these airy, onenhetsatial, sad
lasting *dikes.

Tilt POST-OFFICE.--A number of letter•oortora
floes the Oen. rid Post ofGee bare bees instructiap the
'larks in the post • Idea is the r orth of Erglard In
the se• method of sorting letters for Lladon tato districts
trendies to th.ir addresses. L-adon sod Its neightoar-
hoed are new divided into ten toetsl districts. In these
districts thus ere about 5,000 streets, squirts, courts.
alleys, v;lazes. and banner. The districts are amarpd
stordisis to their esoarsphisal position. The object Si
sonata !sitars tato d strict• is the prosiness is to says time
is Londe*, sal to scceltrata Moir distribstios.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1856.

NAVAL AND MILITARY,

WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 22.
The felkwing womb mimed the Bosphorus on peewits to
0. the 16th sod 17• h, iaitiat :AT), 120 mew
of tee let Dragoon Guards; W. 8. Lindsey, 72 nen of the
Royal Eagineen, field equipment Maio.

k o
I The dherbar 15k017714 JOLT IL
would kattea Imp w POeW nosetimis
Wig wee today va ream the Mid mow.
The etb, irk nth. 23rd sad Ihrd berreie etre liar dr Ore
regiment ot re Parr Le%liehherrere ardeeree err.
o. emeerel • erre he Ihe erturei rd
by II dor reit vereetty hit. The reee eedreere of 114
hoe went to Aiderebott. the err reetrese areellea ird the
&tech...ate to their moieties bend.quarteen
100 Haws. Stank traai erred ~kr the
waselar foram cd the Orem Leer re err Ire briar
tide ahem= dlordrek rem The 7 Plettud WINEMIIer

SPORTING.

WORD MEETING.

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Merit
mar omord of Wm Omit sal Omplml• 12111, et Ow
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•••••••moi. Mo. If ••• Lel& iddi • oprolly
of aims to OM Orains of Dr.oseromoi WY( hteolaredes,
Ur Mk Omer" of lie Sso
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ear et goohnere re tot trig got woo.
CL Alms, Ullmann. & Legluot. LlowimmiS
Mr, owl Lionomoomt W. lisirsio&

ADIMALIT, JULY 21.—Arrotwr3121111.—L(eatenuit4
J. Napes. (1843). C. 0. Fern (12211), sod A. Buller MU), re up-
power, Ithdlismaassa station. pinta to the Masses Royal, 21, screw strairship, of 400therse
Arnim Nolo P. 0. BMw (1833), meppointsl to the Prisms
Plow R. Hare. A. H. Allortm, 0.0. A. A. J.
hanshl. A. Youtigne, sad J. lityclesh r appeMom, to the
Moms De&
Jam IL—Ovidas 0. Girard (1803), to the nillllllll Nape ; and
H. Illindbui (IW), to the Brumnitak, SO, maw steamolnp
harm power, at Dercethort.
Menta 13. H. x. Bower (1842), to the Othoeur, 1, paddlomheel
stemmata. of 420-hone power, at Portsmouth.
Dap= D. 81• Ems. M.D. (ISM), to the *op. 14, mom steam
glom of 1110theese power, thedlterramss maths.
AmMort Sumo N. Hopkins (1653), to the Wasp.
C. D. it H. Trusy, to the Amethyst, 36, at Anon-
pert.