The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

the government and sympathy fur the prisoners,
who received the greeting, of thousands of persons.
Still later in the evening there was another de-
monstration. At ten o'clock at night Nicotera,
Gag Haul, and Vslieu& were called into the room of
the Costode Maggiore, inhere three gendarmes, a oor-
poml, and a sergeant were in weiung. The latter
bound their hands with manacles, end crossed
them over their bosoms. On being placed in
the carnage they were loosened, and, escorted
by five gendinnee, they pasa d through the
ci'y, which was guarded by many patrols. The
people, who were in expectation of their leaving, ran
&fife them to embrace them, end to give them words
of renfort and of hope. From the windows and the
shops, as well as from the road, they were called by
name and greeted with sympathy, and so they were
accompanied to the very extremity of the city. The
subjects of this government are destined, I believe,
to Pescara—the foreigners to the Island of Favig-
mat ; whikt Nicotera, Gagliani, and Valletta are
sent to the Violent, in Naples, and are destined ulti-
mately, I believe, to S. Stefano." The narrative
which I have given you above, and which en the
authority that communicated it to me I believe
to be true, suggests a crowd of reflections, but
I shall not early them out—l content my-
self with being in the present instance a reporter
only, and for this reason principally—that he who
runs may read. I cannot but ask, however, what
has the Neapo;itan government pined—nay, what
has it not lost by the trial which has just termi-
nated; what significance have the scenes which I
bare described—the daring of the advocates, the
heroism of the prisoners? They have acted as
heroes, and the sympathy of the people gives unmis-
takable signs of danger. Will the government be-
-1:evo in them ? No, though even one rose from the
dead to point them out.
I think it wee in my lest letter that I spoke of the
persecution, to which several of the advocates had
nexpoeed. Since I was in Salerno a few days
since I am told that one has been imprisoned eight
days on the excuse of having gone t) Naples with-
out a passport. During the same interval, too,
another, threatened with imprisonment, has been
empelled to fly, and put himself in safety. After
two days of concealment ho was officially assured
that he would be banished from Salerno for an inde-
finite time, a eentrooe which will destroy his profee-
aim and ruin h;s career for life. Such are some
eeenes from real life in the kingdom of Naples, and
whilst some who profit by corruption have the im-
pudence to talk of devotion and adoration, others es
mad speculate on the retwn of the Legations. Such
a fact would curer the British government with
iefamy..

Aniither political cause will come on ahlrtly in
Salerno, in which between one and two hundred
am engaged, and I sin told that the " ettendibili"
in CI len:o are being arrested.

BIRCUTION OP JAMBS SIALE FOR
MURDER AND 4RSON.-/THIS DAY.)

CST ILICTRIC TILZOILILPI.)
DORCHESTER, Tummy MORNING.
The full penalty of the law was carried into effect
tuorontg at 8 eel ck, at the Castle la thle town, In the
mortice of a large conosurse of people of all grades sad both
ereas.

_
The is .etch:d culprit woe Wed before Mr. Baron Chequell,
at Dorchester, oaths ?416 at., for the %Mut murder of •
yooog women sacked Smelt Ain Griffin, at Stokes Abbotts,
rut ecru for hosing set fire to the hoc-e in which
his rie•m resided. The pi:enner Is • very yousg
man, not basing rev:Ltd his twentieth yore. For
male time he contiou.d to deny Met ha b pod
enythiog 11 do airy the atrocious sct ; but he appesimd to
become swam of hie awful pahion on being informed that
IM day of elecuqun was th.e'ly settled, and ult.mataly be
muds • Nil confession of hie gait to the chaplain, old
expreesed his deep pnitence.
His Vim :glee, after the drop hH, WWI very brief.

SUPPOSED NURDSL-BODY POUND IN TEE
SNUBS CANAL.

Considerable excitement has been created at Cam-
berwell and vicinity in ounstiosocet of the diecovery of the
body of a was usktown in the (?rend Murray Canal, with a
somewhat severe wo rend upon ,he face, ea well as the turalis
of • restful blow upon eau left temple. The deceesed's
bands were d securely behind his back, and the legs wore
also firmly tied tngeater, leformation of the circamstance
was at owe fomented to Woodman the constable for the
pariah of Camberwell, who proceeded to the Briteunla
Tavern, where the body Mid been conveyed, It being disco-
vered in the meal nearly opposite that house. The
officer, on examining the body, found the heads
use, tied babied the back with some wat.butg
mini by shoemaker,' and the legs at tho ankles
with a large blue handkerchief, and on removing the mud
from the fats, perceived the injurer above described. The
ilteessed le apparently about GO year of age. of very strong
Game, sad rather latticed to corpulency, 6 feet 9 Incises
Ia height, grey hair sod whiatt re, and light brown eyea. The
shit* of the unfortunate man comsat/al of • dark green plaid •
Ozealsa coat, black satin waistcoat, dark brown tweed trea-
son, silk Neckerchief, with • white ground and rat border*,
white calico shirt, worsted stockings, end blucher boots,
whirls had recently been tamely treated, clumped, and
head. la the cost pocket was a hindkerchiet, and la
the hosiers pockets several pieces ef elate pencil, a watch
hay, • pocket kink • deal pee* • chisel, • human tooth,
a pate or spectacles and speetaelsealla la the apostle cami
*se • enutU piece of we ping paper, 11l which wee written lea
superior style the lollowing eddies' kr. Alfred Johneca,
Stevedore, Grishata-.terse, Punt Philip." Although a
tlemegh search has been made km either the kat or cap worn
by the decree: d, II has been frutik-a. The police have the
matte" la hand, bat up to hat night 141 body wee not idea-
tided, nor has anything maims ttit is likely to solve the
sszotory attasbsd to the coss.
r. %Vaasa Carter, the coromer for the &siva Di, 'sloe
ed Penny, will Misdate an higuisy this (Treed y'
at the Brifeenia,T•MJ. Ketcham Newitowa, uld Yeas-
ty* i.

4 BOY KILLED Br ANOTOVI IN IRE
NARY IST. Hill).

CANTEHHCRY, Homier.
A melancholy occurrence his just created a good
deal of eeriteructit et Cbllham, near this place. Two boys,
named William Ptah', aged 18, sad Charge kett, 12
years of ate, agricultural *invents in the employ of Mr.
Thomas Dixon, of Great Howrrland Fenn, la this p Irish,
quarrelled, while in the ktervest-field, and the result of the
quarrel was the dtsth of the elder boy, Potts, but whether
tue Injuries which led to his deeth were accidentally canoed,
or otherwise, le a potat at peewit disputed. It appears that
the two boys quietened and fought' in consequent* of the
deceased swearing at the accuad, who laughed at him. The
twain then walked away with a young man named Jul.'.
Clover, also erupt eyed on the same Ferro. The deceseeed fol-
lowed, end while In the art of spearing up to Bpikett (who
wee carrying a pitchtok on his shoulder) hele represented to
lave tripped and fell against the fork. He cried out, and
dropped to the ground. Bpickett and Clover then west cm
he the farm without either of elutes taking the trouble
to look at as deceased to anceetain the nature
of the inery be tied emetained. Upon reaching
he farm, Bpkkett wen• to the tither of the deceased and
hid him tbst Bill was In his sulks up in the held. That
was about 7 o'clock. Shortly sfter 8 o'clock the bailiff of the
hone, Conolly, went Into the Bold, and was alarmed
apes finding the deccased lying on the ponied in a state of
In.enaibility, with one of his eyes out of its socket and lying
on the cheek. The poor b was rewired from the field sod
refried to the residence of kfr. H•miltoe, memo, who ad-
vised that he should be at once takes to the Kent and Can-
terbury Hospital. This was dose as quickly a. possible, and
every requisite medical aid promptly rendered. It waa found
that the prong of the fork hid penetrated the brain. After
enduring the moat excruciating agoey the deceased expired
in the hospital at 6 o'clock yesterday morniug, having re.
:seised in *Age of impossibility from the time of the sad
oecurrence until his death. Folic...courtable Mitchenall, 104
Kent county constabulary, apprehended the accused, who
to feel very little fir is
patties In which he
= In coeasqueuote of the sternal of the coroner, Mr.
Thomas Thorpe Delman:, the inquest will rest be holden on
the body of the deceased until WWneeday next. The sr:cased
gays he did not go to see the deemed while he was 13 mg on
the ground, bet:ewe he did nut think he iris so much hurt.
The fork is a blast one, and therefore ceesidurable force must
have been seed to have thrust it as far as the brain of the
dreamed.

ACCIDENT AT THE RAILWAY STATION, RAMS.
MITE —Yeeterday (Monday) afternoon an accident task
Ottm at this, Mallon which, however, we are happy to state,
kis not hers attended with any serious consequence'. It
:14=that the train which left Margate for Ramsgate at
clock was rather a heavy one, end in coneequence of
sufficient breakage power not having been applied on atter-
log this station (the caused which will no doubt be hen-
after asonlakted) the traits were In at a fester pane than
Nana sad came in 000 tact with the permanent buffers. Tbe
shock was not by soy means a severe one, bat It was suffi-
cient to throw many of the power?' from their sesta,
although the rarriapat thernselres received little or no
damage. Many of the passengers were slightly bruisied and
diatom, but so far ao we tan learn so serious injury waa ens-
Mood by any of them Atuoof the most anfortunete Wrfe
Mr. and Mrs. Cole. of Merreey- tank Taaterbnry, who both
eeesilweelloontturlgo4.n the Nee, Mrs, Cole being mach bruised.
The ALIAe at thin station exerted thetnacvse in the most
gesfseirortby manner In attending to those of the passengers
wise hot received any Injw7.—South Xesinvi Chuttte.