The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-19 00:00:00

PARMA.

A letter from Parma of the 13th says that the un-
fortunate Parmesans who are kept prisoners by the
Austrian authorities at Mantua are subjected to every
kind of ill treatment; from the effects of which one
of them has died, another has gone mad, and a third
has become blind.

(MON OVA OWN

GENOA, Avecsr 14.

A few organs of the Lombard press, more especially
the Specula d'keslia of Verona, a journal in the pay
of Field-Marshal Radetaki, make known that on the
31st of December next the term will expire which was
granted by the Imparial proclamation of February 8.
The Lombard emigrants must by that day have
made their subrnimion, otherwise their estates will
be sold for the benefit of the Austrian government.
This intimation be. highly irritated his Majesty
Victor Emmanuel, who guaranteed the position of
his new subjects by an article in the Milan treaty of
pesos. This is the reason why several councils have
sat at the castle of Pollen under the immediate
presidency of the King.
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To-morrow, the 16th, three camps are to be formed
for trainiog those conscripts of 1864 that have not yet
been called out. They will have to keep the field for
forty days. The camps will be stationed at Chaco-
luny, at Villafranoa near Nice, and in the plains of
San Maurizio towards Tessin°.

Austriiiisa;sinia;iiiiterCamp too. Field Mar-
shal Climay is organising it on the Po. The Empe-
ror French Joseph will inspect it when he oases to
Italy.
The most retrograde governmeate now feel the
necessity of appealing to the press, which they once
held in such contempt. The King of Naples ham
caused to be peblisWd at Brussels a letter headed
with the address, "To my Lord Palmerston and the
Whigs," the contents of which you have already
prued of course. Bet what you may not
yet know is the fact that the Roman police is also
ttlisz its letters for the press. The assessor of
at Matte** M. Pesqualoui, has been
eredies epistle' from Rome to the Lombard journals,
wbl Wirer tberassime bound by virtue of the
COOMMilli to plash thee disdain. hie quite super
dune es my pert to salary en the benignant views
that PAIN peamote to the eyes of her police.
At Parma the pros has taken quite &peculiar turn;
The egoist= ef the Regent had enraged a certain
Morcei to publistapansphlet,well spiced and seasoned,
against Creeneviiie.laniegartner, and the other Au-
trian rulers in Italy, sad thry promised to favour him.
The publication appsered,tbe Regent read it, and duly
appreciated the home truths it contained. Bet now
that the Emperor has observed his promise not to stir
up the by-goose of Much, 1854, the time of the tragic
occurrence that betel her husband, she has become
devotion itself to Austria, and hence her orders to
have Moral arrested. The ministers have UM•
tholes' contrived his escape.
Prince Poolatowski is coming to Florence to ma-
dam an affair that balled Count Bac:kohl. It is,
they say, about some papers which the King Jerome
requires for quashing the hereditary rights of his son
Patterson, who, if the male offepriog of the present
Emperor were to fail, would then beams the heir
apparent to the throne. King Jerome, wishing to
Magrthe hereditary rights of his eon Napoleon
ap7rte, has sent to Florence for the noes easy
papers, sad which, it mesas, have been kept there
ever sines his loss residence in that city. Another
moor is Ma preamted divorce of the Primes
Mahn& fold Mont Beside. so that mho amp
soaks her Medal Marshal Passim. Her impedel
1 meths= and married at Flame% and
I=6;cmiatemold is a Monads' aim.