The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-15 00:00:00

THE 11.ILLPOIJIAN sircrozirs.

Earl Shaftesbury has published the following
exeunt of the proceediap of the committee formed ha
emassiou with the fleipolitan Ezlto Fend:
"The committee over which I hue the humour to pied&
think it due to those who have so generously contributed to
the relief of the Neapolitaa miles, that they should be mode
•sgeeinfed with whet the commbles have bee is the emees
tile of their trust, sad what they hope yet to Abet If
salidemt hods should be selmerlbeil for the purpose.
They have endeavoured to remember throughout
Chet they have bed to relieve the weals of suffeewre who
wee tar the meet pat gentlemen by birth sad edeestba,
aunt Lobe= they comment cue to afford the isometry re.
lief in the reamers which should be least grating to the fast.
by of 'ma whose original position should hive s added
them to be mbar the givers than the recip:ean of prinaiwy
std. The teethe, when they arrived io Loa in, ware kw the
mast put la • stated complete destitnOn, and • ceseidene
ble sum had to be expended is providing them Wth ordinary
aseineerise. The ematoittes had thee to provide the regal-
site fends for their expenses during their stay to Leadon.
The pester past have Gemmed a wish ter leave this
mastry with as little delay m pomible ; thirty-
Ave have already left, and srr•egemists are in programs for
the departure of nearly all the others. In these caws the
commitese tides, the expes•as of the Pansy, •ed place it
the &spool of leek exile on his arrival ►t his place of destina-
tion • am Pet adleiest le provide for his immediate waste.
For all this en amuses •mount has been collected; bat the
committee feel that more than this ought to be dace,
end they believe that the people of this country will sot
be abided unlw mom is dose. The ems for whom pro.
etas his to be sub it. so tedium, saws's; they have,
lathy ct/ them, beet reduced from Abeam to abates deed-
talkie, end ham the peculiar circumstances la which they am
plesed their friends are wholly unable to melee them. Tea
of the beet years of their lives 'besot have bees peeetd
to • ?Impolite& dengue wittiest leaving beam la
gamy !esteems, in broken epir:ts and shaVered cones•
onetime. Some little time mast seesesuily daps
beton they cea be expected to recover the bodily
and mental vigour which will =ebb them to provide
be themselves Some, who are advanced in years, are

altogether ualltted for atask for which neither their former
habit. sot their present state of health seem to qualify
them. To writhe for the tempi:sty wants el those who
me tecovering their health, to advisee the mums requisite to
Amble titem to begin lilt shish, sail reader their Wen.s
avelbide for their hive tappets, sad to provile for the
penmen! estesithe of • few who, has ego or hifirreitwe
er other mater, ate eltegmlars salted hr ehtelsiog a Uteri-
hood, a math Imre eats Is resulted thee bee yet beat sub-
scribed. We cannot help thiskirg that whoa this is
imows, the 'new will be forthcoming. Provi-
dence the cast them men on our shores, sad
km themby gloat se the opportunity of showing at
wee war sympathy with =merits! misfortanel and oar at-
tachment to reinelphe by which we mikes to be guided. I
earth meth& without eipteming the admiratios excited
lathe Wads cif the committee by tie conduct of the cedes
Sol sae samememble application hes been made. Their desire
bee both to amoral rather than to nuke known their wants,
sod malt has seentsil anxious to avoid drawieg upon the
had subscribed in order that more might be left for ethers."

TUB NSW HOSPITAL AT WOOLWICII.—Ths
sew wig sod merles hoopital at Woolwich is rapidly
progooming, sod I show Wag scald in. It forms, ova is
ks prosima insontsisis mots, • Madame and ccosscismos
shied as men bun the eras, this mat wing having • amid-
cireslor yrojeorka it. matey, when the chapel is to is
plated. Thi maim Wadies, acciardiag tis • Madames wooden
modal whisk has bias coronets& sada lM asporvidon
Dr. 0. limas, .s.t kapsmar at boapitals, sails of
sight widow amososi by • mass 447 kat la Imith
by Ulm whim The illmmioloais of the walk will he go
bet is isosils by 14 In bread* sod 16 M height, which
will afford 1,640 cabs ihs4 et oitimapbods air /soh
Isma al
ta, whoa it 14 istondsd tv 14 in cask
ward. A portion d des old win Isplaos proposed kw the
misoptioa at Whoa with ishotiono Ammo, sod tiros will
Is ao ocamnalloatlon with ins raw et the halide& TM
wards will be wed lighted, Weft windows cm host silos
thrimglissa, whisk wig sko alkyd amiss vostilstiomon meow
mendsd by mak& Akers of Os pentad ezpeenomm The
ppdi•acipel Wants is is the west wing, facia; Honey-sktish
This port of deo lodleisi will M appropriated for offices, dim
ponrary, moms, woreingermer, mod qaartars of the judos
medical Meows. This Manna story will to appopristai
kr Mom-room% bath-roams kb*" sad Irma 101111114
Oa the nomMoisst sits • handosso esplanade and know
will imalis in pant 4 to tabs limithhal recroskon Pal
manias. Their slow od posing.* will risco vo the lowlands
los des oolorloss labium' to which tho moot Iladriorry
soreest.

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isATEST lIXELLIGENCE.

Titt CONGRESS.

Waiting the promised explanations in parliament,
the following adds in some degree to our know-
lege of the course which the English government
has pursued relative to the congress. The
Times of this morning says.—" We are most
happy to correct an error into which we had
unintentionally fallen in our remarks yesterday
upon the present course of our foreign policy.
We stated that the British government had re-
quired the disarmament of Sardinia as a condition
preparatory to the assembling of the congress. We
are informed upon authority from which there is
no appeal that this is not so. This was the Aus-
trian—not the English proposition. Lord Malmes-
bury asked for equality of time and circumstances
for all the powers concerned in the present question
of disarmament, and it is probably upon his sugges-
tion that Austria now demands that all the powers
should disarm before the business of the congress

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.