The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-06 00:00:00

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• earalleg of erd °mid* thiverafty Coololilillaill
yrs bsid be lb, Addidli4sark al Tasiddy, dr• brd bad.
Tih sominimend poirst woo the Meg BAT. Ur Lord
Wrap rd Mosby, tit WA Sea. 11. T. DrAmw add the
Pay. Dr. Varstraa.

DagoMr ;no roadvad at Got CodaelakoMaa Ivolarday
beta No %maws of the B. ad M.I. Doopotoltio
won atut to tho domain of As Oaga of Good Mg%
Mid, wad 8.. Hama.

The Duke aod Duchess of Satherland and Lord
Reneld LeVeil& Gower have retuned to Stasi Hoar
Ober passing the holidays at Glidden Park, sear Maiden-
head.

The Duke and Duchess of Manchaster hay. arrived
at their residues in Gnat Stanhope-strut, from Klatb,Atoa
Cutlet, Huntiaidaashire.

The Duchess of Boteeleneh and the Ladies Mott
accompanied by Lord sad Lady Wake,' Scott, have arrived
in 134'grave-square from Delkeith Palace, near Edinburgh.
The Dabs of Buteleach sad the Earl of Daheith are at-
pouted in London in a few da3e.

Lord and Lady Bigot have arrived at Lady
Dover's, Whitsball, from Blithfield, Stafford.

The Right Hon. Frederick and Mrs. Peel leave
Lady Peers to-day for Hampton Park, Warwickshire.
The Right Hon. Sir Beojamin Hall has left town
tar Llsaover, South Wales.

Captain the lion. H. W. Campbell, of the Cold-
stream Goads, goes oat to Gibraltar, it is said, so aide-da-
amp to Lieutenant-Gerard rit W. Codrinigton, the newly-
appointed °mete of Gibraltar.

DEATH or Till DUKE OF LitDe.—Wit have to
nosed the death of the Duke of Leila, who eargired at help
pest bur O'clock on Wednesday at noon, after a short but
News MOW. We aro informed that Ms grace died from
diphtheria. He wee the eldest sod only surriving son of
Gene, Wn. Fndeack, sloth duke, by hie merrier. wick
Lady Charlotte Townsheed, sixth daughter of Awrge amt
XftlCl4lll Townsbend. Be was born Mot ',iv 1798..4
ncurled 24 h April, 1828, Louisa Catharine, daughter
of Mr. Richard Caters, of Maryland, Amelia, sad steer of
the tate II ambiences Wellesley and of Dowager Lady Stafford,
who wan widow tf Kit Patton E. Bathurst Hervey, Hers.
The deceased data succeeded to the family bums on the
death of Li, Wier le July, 1838, previous to which he was
enemoned to the House of Lords. He early Is life adored
rs sew 7 as cornet in the let Vb Guards, and soon alter he
tlbWd the reek of captain, like rapt otter Woos of noble
beeee., retired from the service. In 1846 he was appointed
Colonel ht Chief of the North York Mili.ia (Rao), which,
by his death, Popes menet. Is polities he was a eh'',
bet he took to very active pert to political affairs. La de-
emit of Mess the dukedom sad other dignities devolve upon
Me amen, Lord Goiolpinn, eldest aye of the Met per of
Net tide, ohs was elder Mother of the lase duke's father.
Tux ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY or Loroom.—At the
monthly ravel meetleg held vestarday at the Swingy's
house, 7e limerrer-mparic; The Right Hoe. far pease
Clerk, But., vieepeedest, is the chair ; G.
Little, T. Lawrence, H. R. Fresh& ld, J. Steer, F. L thesd-
ley, P. de Keyser, sad and MN. Nam wive
elected fellows of the society ; Viscount Powersesed, Hos.
F. Fitgasaurico, and Mews. W. Pak G. Smith, sad F. D.
Oedema, WWI proposed sa candidates for the fellowship.
B,nor Gerardo Jose de Nobrego, of Madeira, and Dr. Carle-
ton of Misgauge, were seated as corresponding members.
The most tram the awed Included, among TATiOlle dona-
tions, • collection of setelepse from hie Excellenoy, Sir
George Grey, Romero of the Cap Colony. The total num-
ber of Tillers during the per Me been 68,864, showing s
large Memo, as gyred elk the eorrespedisor pried of
iamarviessrry COLLEGE, LONDON. MEDICAL
Lacogwv.—lle the enseesonwast ef pies, he, rw- 'la

toportei
our gaiter of ao
_llLsr,os Is dor gab ortilsoir ta cho-
agrory, for Yr. J. Tonna Low, rood Mr./. Tolima Jones,
et Bocce.

ZOLOIIIIAL OWES AND SCHOOL SOCIEPT.—The
oesieeremy Inswing el AO moiety, wind eppirra to be
CrePawee bah/ ga Wedneeda emnieg, et Sr. hales
gsotiedilly. Tiro Komi' el was in the
their, sepported by the nest of Stiabotgary, Sir Join
Lortrame, lied H. Chehmemirky, Hew. L. Kim aid,
the Bishop e/ Grattammews, B. C. L. Bass, Seq., the
hrahrearia of the Behmeas Bea M. Thomas (secteary),
Sam J. C. Hy le. D. Wilson. B. SetHise. J. S. Jeahlooo,
T. Mena, tr., sod Messes. 0. Joisenhaet, J. Hestia, H.
Stok.e, J. illmelleg, O. Hem% Col4lllli Berawse, Savo. P.
1111othind. X. Forbes (Paris), W. Wildness, C. D. Marstea
C. R. Wised. T. Gomm, S. W. Orearee, that Pram elm
report it amoral dot the home for het peer wee 23,124 t.
dei 4d, being ea Immo of 3,7911. Ha lad, and resat the
aviator eidsegymea. adoeleaseles, mid Meehan la wousealoo
with the .ashy le 204. The rembstiens went tutored by
the Li of Shellsolm7, Ilea A. illemag, Bev. Pretsu..
she &dam at Oeulteninews Bev J. C
H 32:1.". Jealloos. of Agesterdent ; Dr, pry, of
Tasmania. The Bev. D. Wilma Erameneesil the breeslag.
MIDDLESEX MOILPI2sL.-t—The comedy soon of
the govoiamo of tide 'abash!' &achy wee yesterßann
at the bowdooom et the Hospital, Qatari. met,etre* ; the How. Capdak /Lamle, R.N , to the choir. The
Import MOW that weeto EDI patinas were weekly is the
wards ad the htepaL re the arm ward, a poculkrity of
thh boaettal, *mobile so MEI bribe cloy of the pttlents
under Warmsty there wee see pert now 20 y ern aa fa-
owes al the legapiel, Bowe was how to for 10 mere, sod
emend others he tharear periods. Tie trunarer received a
lessee of 1,0006, the bequest of the Lee We. Georg* Hal.
EIZ. end sottlostion of smother barmy. of 601 the
"di the late Hrs. Banallttilltiy. la the list roll of
with
opef: awe m
adend withdraws,
shwi wee ii: =a rat of 441. 2.. is to of
wee ahead, sad some mathse
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INWIIiIIIIIIII4

THE. WAR.

°MOM BULLETINS.
TURIN. Tariumt.

The attempt of the Austrians to effect the passage
of the Po at Freeland° commenced on the 3rd.
The cannonade lasted fifteen hours, and wit' recom-
menced yesterday afternoon, when it lasted for the
remainder of the day.
The Piedmontese only had a few wounded, whilst
the Austrians experienced much loss.
Four thousand Austrians were yesterday at Cu-

By a telegram from oar Paris correspondent we
learn that the Moositeur of this morning contains •
despatch from Aleseandris, dated Wednesday even-
ing, 9 o'clock, p.m., to the following effect :—" The
Austrians, who bad crossed the Po in small numbers
at Cambio, and pushed their vanguard u far as
Bala, have recrossed the river. The Austrian divisions
posted on the right bank still threaten to attempt
the panage of the Po at Freasinetto i but the river,
which is much swollen by the rains, would at
present offer a difficult obstacle to their crossing.
" The rain continues to fall, and the low grounds
are covered with water."

The Emperor has constituted his cabinet for the
army, having named M. Charles Robert, master of
requests of the second claw to the Council of State,
the chief of his cabinet; M. Lemarie, senior auditor
of the council, first attaché ; and M. Pieta, nephew
of the late prefect of polka, second attache. It
may be remembered that under the first empire,
junior members of the Council of State were
similarly appointed.
Marshal Barsguay d'Hilliets has addressed, from
his head-quarters at Chaos, 29th ult., the following
order of the day to the let corps of the Army of
Italy
Soldiars—ln 1796 and 1800 the French army, under tbs
orders of Oeseral Bonaparte, obtained in Italy glorious vic-
tories over the seise eanalse whom we ars about to combat.
Severel dmel-brlardas thew acquired the &digestion of Ter-
rible or Inviatible, which mob of you, by his courage, Bra-
nson and disolplina, will endeavour to give to his standard.
Soldiers—have eonfidence fa set u I have in you. Let us
show eurseiree worthy of Fosses sad of the Emperor; and
la us so act that one day it dull be said due what yea said
of our fearer, se resuming all titles of glory—. He belonged
to the army of Italy !"

It i stated by a Brussels contemporary that the
Duke of Malakoff, in taking the command of the
army of observation, will receive the title of Marahal-1
Oeneral--a title borne in French history by so many
great military chiefs. The duke will at the same '
time be invested with the command of all the troops
remaining in Franos for the defence of the territory
and the internal security of the state.
A Paris letter says :—" The Dake of Cambridge,
Commander-in-Chief of the English army, has ap-
plied to the Sardinian government for weds-
@ion to send a superior British officer to the
Sardinian headvarters. Of cower, the an-
swer could only be in the affirmative, and It is said
that the officer selected will be Colonel adorn,
who wee English commissary at the Sardinian head-
quarters in this Crimea in 1835 and DM," By another
authority it is stated that a British Commissioner will
also accompany the French and the Austrian armies.

Mgr. Rinker, Prizes Archbishop of Vienna, hen
just published a pastoral letter in the Vienna Gazette,
in which is the following pusage :—" War is not
the greatest of evils; it is often a painful but glorious
work accomplished in the urvios of equity. The
supreme authority has the right and the duty to
punish the brigand who, faithful to the language of
communism, declares that property is robbery.
There are brigand states, it should be remembered,
as well u brigand men." This is followed by an
enumeration of all the crimes of Piedmont, and of
the ambitious views of Napoleon 111. The arch.
bishop concludes by proposing to the Austrian sol-
diers the example of Judas Maccabees. The
Patrie apropos of this violent manifesto
says that the archbishop, of all the councillors of
Francis Joseph, distingu,thed himself by his uncom-
promising opposition to any pacific arrangement.
A Vienoa letter of the Ist says:
. .

It steins now to be undirected that the troops who craned
the Tide° to three corps on 29th a 1.., wid be Mattificiest to
give battle with any chance of ammo to the combined
nudes of Prance and Piedoent. Orders bare there-
tore been sent from Vienna to dodos into the Bard,nian
territory aaother corps of 60,000 men, now °omen-
trued round Pavia. They at i'l be replaced in their
positions by troop, drawn from Bohemia and Rummy,
M ens portion of which will be not off to-morrow by the
des thma Railway. The military aathorithas reckon that the
len levy ordered to be made throughout the empire will
being out about 100,000 men. They will be sent to the
depot, in Hungary and Bohemia. In these two ostensive
divisions of the empire there ars now only six or seven
Haiku regiments, which were rent there in March. Them
regiments appear to be intended, er:th those of finegatiaa
origin, to be inamorata in three federal contingents, which
Austria must plea at the disposal of the Germanic Confe-
deration. Orders have he.. given to the Agrarian Lloyd's
to emptied the navigation of Its numerous itemise in
foreign wenn. This will ache an immense loss to the
ereapany. It is said that the government intends to arm a
certain wombat of am Ammon with cannon and to employ
them la defame of the masts of the Adel