The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

invincible armies of France and Piedmont. The people are
rising In crowds to defend the rights of Italy. Soldiers, you
have the Woke either to reinforce the ranks of the Italian
army or to return freely to your families. Soldiers ! will you
fight in deflate of a tyrannical government? Yoe, the
sons of William Tell, of noble France Uri Germany, of in-
dependent spirit I You, the children of nations too genets
Oile to disgrace yourselves by such Ignominious conduct !
Recollect that your Mars deceived you when they induced
you to enlist with promises they have
You are the vktime—you are the instruments of brutal
oppression, Recollect that you have been treated, not as
men, but as brutes. Do not trust in your allows, who are
actuated by the vilest motives. They would engage you in
battle with a people who aspire to conquer that which you
enjoy in your own country. They would force you into en
unjust contest by invoking the honour of your deg; but an
there be honour where there is no justice? Moreover, what
will it avail you to fight since France is with no P Follow,
therefore, the example of your brothers, who, in 1848,
fonght gloriously beside us, and mixed their blood with ours
in the holy cause of Italy. Soldiers, come then to us; we
will receive you with open arms es brothers, crying at the
some time "Long live the soldiers of the foreign regiments
Italy fur ever."

THE BATTLE OF MONTEBELLO.

AUSTRIAN VERSION.

We (Times) have received, vii Vienna, the fol-
lowing version of the battle of Montebello, forwarded
from oar correepondent at head-quarters... It is
dated Pavia, May 22 :

"Count SnubOn passed the Po on the 20th by the
strongly fortified bridge at Vacarisza, with 25,000
men, to ascertain the position of the French.

" He found them in Casteggio, which he stormed.
He then came upon Baraguay d'Hilliere army near
Montebello. lie attacked it so as to make the
enemy display his strength.
" In the light Stadion waa wounded, and had 10
°Moors killed and 18 wounded. About 500 men
were killed or wounded. The French brought up
fresh troops by rail during the battle.
" At night Stadion retired, hating effected hie
purpose.

"General Zobel retired from Vercelli on the 19th,
and blew up the bridge over the Seals.
" The Austrian head-quarters are at Gulaseo."

GARIBALDI IN LOMBARDY.

TURIN, WZDNUDAT.
The official bulletin published to-day confirms the
news of Garibaldi's entry into Varese, and announces
that the arrival in Lombardy of the first of those
troops destined for its liberation, has caused great
enthusiasm among the population, who declared at
once for the King of Sardinia and the national
cause.

The bulletin farther announces the death of the
Bing of Naples, and that Francis 11. has ascended
the throne. The proclamation published at Naples
of the ascending of the throne by Francis 11. is
countersigned by Signor Carat*.

BERNB, WILDNISDAT.

2,000 Austrians are at Camerlats waiting for re-
inforcements and artillery. Garibaldi is expected at
Como from Varese. Yesterday his advance posts
were at Malrate.

SAXONY.

DRESDEN, WEDNUIDAY.
The King opened the Landtag at noon to-day
with a speech announcing the demands for money
supplies.
The royal speech up:—" War threatens to make
those treaties doubtful on which the rights of Europe
now rut. His Majesty is upheld ea well by the
comminution that he has always raised his voice in
behalf of that which the honour of Germany and
the maintenance of just principles demand, as by the
consciousness that these his sentiments are shared
by the whole Saxon people. Should war ensue for
the protection of the just cause, his Majesty hopes
with confidence that God will be with Saxony and
Germany in general."