The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-24 00:00:00

THE NEAPOLITAN EXILU.

Toterday a general meeting of the gestlensee who had
formed theineelves into a menerittes to pet up a public demon-
stration in the spacious Vestry-tell of St. Pancras, on behalf
of the Neapolitan exiles, took place at the Britannia Tavern,
Camden-town, for the purpose of deciding on what eters
should be taken in consequence of the letter which had
speared in the public jownsls from tome of the leading
aides, expressing a wish that no such public meetings on
their behalf should take place. Mr. D. B. Cameron,
churchwarden, presided ; and Colonel Dickson soda number
of influential gentlemen were present: Mr. J. R. Hooper,
the hon. secretary, read letters from the Bight Ron. Sir B.
Bell, M.P., Mr. Ede in James, M.P., Mr. It. Banbury,
M.P., the Rev. T. Dale, M.A., the gear, ant others,
expeeesieg their deep sympathy and 7illineness to aid
the cause; and one from the central committee formed on be-
half of the calico, expensing a hopn that ehould a petit°
meeting be held, it would be diveged of any political
character. Tho letter from Settembiini and the other alike
baring els', been read, expressing. a hope diet public meet-
ings would not beheld, the Chairmen reworked that nothing
could more distinctly evince the true nobility of changer
pomeesed by those unfortunate men to whose behalf the
English people bed bad their feelings aroused. In defer-
mice to three suffering patriots, although the representative
vestry of that perish bed vented the use of the Vestrrhall
for a public meeting, they must now alter their tactics, but
at the came time they need not relax in their 'airtime for
the purpose of raising a worthy subscription for that parish.
(Rear, hese.) It was then resolvoi that a public meeting
should not be held, brit
private should be taken for egg-
ing a sum by means of enbecription. A long list of
subscriptioes already received was announced, a number
of them small oontrtbagone tram the humbler elegem.

NORWICH, Waxen 23.
This city, in commas with the Test of the empire, is show-
ing its nyropathy with the exiles. A cumeittee. formed
for the purpose of receiviag sub-criptions tt 'Sevier* their
neeseeitieT, includes Sir S Bigeold, late cons:rvstive
for Norwich, and several of the leading cit teas, of various
political opinions.

SAILORS' UOMEL—The Earl of Bandon, the Lord
Bishop of Cork, Viaosunt Midloton, Serjeant Damn N.Y.,
F. B. Bearnish, M.P., Dino Reard, N.Y., Colonel Bombed,
M.P., and Captain Stuart, R.N., had an interview with the
First Lord of the Admiralty. yesterday afterooon, on the sub-
ject of the Cork Sailors' Homes, in one of which 16 of the
principal galloon among the Neapolitan Belles with
Count Peeks sae wow temporarily located.
It is stated in a letter from Vienna that the
Austrian goenateent has ordered all the journals of that
city to *totals from attacking the policy of Prowl*.
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