The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-08 00:00:00

(Stamped la. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

moment. and that the Wag of Nil importance is the ram=
with which they an °psalm that their clams sod okras
shall be &dreaded in Anglimil. Up to the meant Una It
hes ban the prudes dthe hose government to uphold he
every Way the sintherity of the governments on the spot ;
even rhea rrOntag their adat to de so through the govern-
moots themalves ; sod to ropey oe agency except in sober
disdains te Shwa

" Preitilde review of * a iI provisions of the bills
nal devil Dr Mani* d/tw pen &visions of angina
delsmasa to home an ot 6.0.111.86.1.11 ll will
probably appear to thewpm peprielact that neither of ie
grounded on any manna as flea of pest menage,
or al ths applimele Mr the subject that theme*
of either to bibs, sad that the MI
to Wade while Arri=of hafts are in so =pm.
pared s abb to
premataro.
" The *Din @Eyestrain* le.lhot, by all ormilibibni
earns, the prim of either bill elmoild_ be Mend hat
that if on at the ether should be debrmnsi so, br the
M"..et treenenag the adminisintlom inseen, bum the
ladis Comp* is the sewn, miry onellen *di be
used in its pomp threemb ememblee to divan ft of the
robeldsmas One* W wAkit bet idilsers new delmesed,
and to reeinleinos stermajnetes,mez having the ail aD the duties
and possessing all the esemitial powers'. OfWeart of Direc-
tors ; and it b the ants convince thee memo might be
so framed as to obviate whatever may be well doeslail in the
compliant, made spinet the present gees, rotors the
bindles el the ellnit, sad one
es wake on
pliteintezwhielt should be fowled es ponent int *nib-
After some ommereetion, tbe mot* br pelnitiLd
finable. the repot was ..Lied 01,
JON% the brim ensnn al the two Ms was
to Tinily asst. -
PisAlCilwaroa nein le low whether the arietori
wore in aseememiestlea with the goveranalt 'pa the sub •
.1. of the proposed mmenre, with a view to ale* sug-
gestion
The ORAIJUIAN repast that the mart MI yeeneled
again& the
esler Ito aced—°, beans they oaken to
attsmittelpie upon which beet that an the ether la pee-
vb., the *Dna of the political power of the Nast
India Company.
The Court then ad anted till Tuesday next.

'voyage ' Because we were acting ors oompulsion;
meted I. ' But, having charge of the engines sad boilers,
you could hare aired the course of the &tip.' The shigla
course is guided by the helm. ' That we shall have to in-
quire into further, continued he ; but It is evident you
might have bunt the boilers. Why did you not do that l"
Such is the manner and the quality of the Junkie dispensed
at the Vismaii.

--
" Beim hiking leave of this wretched place, the three
mai& rouldatee in which had reduced us all to a very
kw sane, and had turned the brain of my unfortunate
couganica (Mr. Watt), I will just relate a alight oiream-
stance, In order to show the brutal character of the neat-
meet mead out to one of the crew of the Galled. This
=taring taken with fever, was ordered to the prison
end taken there handcuffed. When so far restored
am to be ordered book to the dungeon, he was again
to hand-
cuffed, Oho%
ja mak se soul* to be able
l'he par. r Ilzhig the Itsedoulls, Irked the
etet eetudryinsa he vs& Tim thiahles &Mend.rut%
lenslion wee pat oat of , responded na a dimple
issamor lam a Eleassee: And Teo a liesPoffient.
add Oa par, wramagg the hendoolls le tight dot the
fen lees the usehe wean der.
" At lest the the nuns fr our MOTS' to &keno, the
twit town of the &tad, when the landing had taken
pies% and thither we were removed, at night, 111,11:01.,
Ilm Watt sad I woe Owed in a carriage together, hand-
and dna ear is tied together above the elbow,
asdailmattea we ham we eat We hy ddeti =I
am thaoloured, oVI d&t, thst on arng et our
Ibeee T the
sindetlen et the bleed beteg stopped. Ws hedwing twoto 9401.•
Jonas with their &docks in the wirier, opposite to us,
tad one a ihe box with the coachman,
"Bed immesh es this trienesne may , afft our
'mama thought they had bear ly clamant,
rsr:fou faiishiag the journey they begged to be renew-

--;'—Mlisel 4 &ism v• had a bettor esti and better air, but
atill veryeadiald sod dew; but ear grestest sufferings arose
b2Z,
horn Os in vidrat we wen, as vs VIM now above six
months la Mitsui sung our consul or a friend, or
without Wm& So tisk
.As I have tudo• *had, Mr. Watt's mind had become
sided, even arldhe Is Naples, and upon arriving in
asforno ha, In a ft et dospondency, seised a razor andwould
haw saved As KW' of Naples and the Earl of Clarendon
ow frame tremble by putting an end to his life, if he had
not bean pommels& As for my part, I wu attacked with
Ms at different thaw, to which I had not been ever subject
before.

--;;linring the whole of this time, although totally neg-
lected by our own government, we were kept constantly in
the imeeemag fends by the kindness of our Neapolitan
friends; without which assistance, I have no hesitation in
maybe, we should have both perished in on: loathsome
du.!grat

"At bat, after some seven months' incarceration, we
remind a dolt from the Rev. Mr. Pugh, the protestant
04V0p111111 resident at Naples, end soon miter from Mr.
Berber, the consul. There was some miaapprehendos
mimed by the former gentleman's report of our condition
and of our statements to him, but the matter wee to a oar.
fain degree ratified by the ocsaul.
" The rev. gentleman must Lave felt inwardly convinced
of our leek of wants, as be reported; for be took 20 ducats
away with him that bad been entrusted to his oue for sop-
' plying our wants, if needed, without ever proffering them.
When
" the trial commenced, we were taken in the morn-
ing from the prison to the court-house, handcuffed two sad
two, and were paraded through the town—a goodly show of
some 260 released convicts, and the peasengers and crew of
the Clashed, who had been rotting in prison nine months, in
the same clothes they were taken in, and fed on one lord of
bread and one plate of soup, besides what they could purchase
themselves.

" I d the judge not to cause as to be handcuffed,
and with felons, in one ategory. But he said be had
no power to make any alterations, as It wee the law. How-
ever, when the affair began to be dietared at home, and the
attention of the miniatas called rectally to the subject, the
' law' was relaxed, and instead of the
_parade on foot we were
conveyed to the court in carriages. This called forth the in-
dignation of one of the Sardinians. ' Instead,' said he, ad-
dressing the court, ' of sending as here in carriages to deceive
the public, it would look better of you if you were to give us
a cover to sleep under at night, or some more food.'
" At the same time we were allowed exercise in the priers
i part, and a larger and shier roan assigned ue.
' Of the trial' or rather judicial tine, I will say no more
at proudest than that the presiding judge seemed to me to be a
very good old men and just, leaning toward. all the amused,
but as every point of law bee to be settled by the telegraph
wires hem Gaeta (the residence of the King), be had bat
little to say, or rather to decide. The bench of judges Is
composed of seven, and there is no jury. The Attorney-
Gradual, wires bins may be tasted by what I related of bin
shear, leaves so means or chicane unused to path the sew
settees against all parties. These were some momente of in.
area daring the trial. It was said in the indictment that a
main number of the ineurgesda ware killed in an encounter
with the troops commanded by Calomel So-and-so. The
primers denied this, and affirmed they had surrendered and
were shot ate/wads. 66 of them. That is the man,' cried
ow of the prisoners, pointing to the colonel, who had entered
be the court, That is the man who commanded the prisoners to
shot.'

Tie pliant colonel's spirit Nomad mdly troubled.
Baron Nicotera, who, it will be remembered, was the leader
at the seizure of the ship, MIU maintains throughout his
courage, proclaims only his intention of subverting the
tvcsernment ; and, upon one wither de that he (the
had given orders to my ' Viva URe,' he denied the
asseetioa ; for, said be, 'Never will I, or never did I, cry
Viva for each a tyrant.'
" You ere already aware of Mr. Watt's refusal to attend
the ream, his sithsequent removal from prison, and his re-
turn to Englead. I have only to add that, after nine months'
im t, I am now on a free footing, a sort of honorary
awaiting the Wm of the trial."

A Riterrrx.—The day for the execution of John
Barwick, for the =ludic of Maria Bleckmore, at Liston, tst
the north of Devon, was dud for to-morrow (Friday), at
alas o'clock in the mooning, end the culprit'. friends had
taken their leave of him in the County Gaol at Exeter. On
Wednesday afternoon, however, a telegraphic message me
received from the Home-aloe, =spiting the unhappy youth
during her Majesty's pleasure. Vary numeroudy eigned
petitions had been forwarded to the Home Secretary (Wal-
pole), praying for a commutation of the sentence; and the
majority of the jury who convicted Barwick had also joined
in the prayer of the petitioners, be consequence of which it is
understood the royal clemency has bean extended to the
culprit.
FATAL ACClDlNT.—Notwithstanding the precau-
tions taken by railway (Adak to prevent travellers alighting
from the amities on arriving at their destination Wore the
train fully stops, the 'Kremer= and folly of some people
are mob that so warning of danger seems to affect them.
Another fearful Clostridia of this &regard to admonition
was given on Tuesday night. It appears that Mr. John
Pryatt, aged 28 year., raiding at Mount Friars, Bethnal.
green, bad in company with his father and brother, gone
to visit a Mad= at Greenwich, and returned to town by the
train dm at London-bridge at belt past ten on Tuesday
night. On arriving at the station this young man attempted
to alight from the carriage before the train had fully stopped.
Accidentally he fell, when the wheels of the other airmail
ritover his legs and nearly severed them from his body.
e taken immediately to St. Thomas's Hospital, where
Mr. J. F. South, the honee-wargeoe, rendered every potable
mid within his power, but to no purpose, for he expired at 6
o'clock yesterday morning.

Tits CALAMITY IN
Hrs. Smith, and eight of their children, were yesterday bi-
nned In the lance burial•ground at Woking, the body of
their eldest an, Richard, who was killed by jumping from
the window, being reserved for fnepeetiois by the jury at the
adjourned inquest on Tuesday next. The bodies were re-
MOW' from Et. Oiles's Workhouse to the station of the LOD'.
dia Monotone in the Westminster-rood, end cceveyed
arm by train to the pleas of interment at Walther. Their
emir were followed to their graves by several of their re-
latives and frlseds, who win psinfally affeend by such en
naparalleled domino allictioa. Ths father and mothert
with the yomgen child, were deponent in one grace, and
the Tema three additional grams on either side. The
serving wee psrfoneed by the Rs,. H. Roberts. No-
thing farther has trandmireet to throw any light upon this
malaneboly cataatrophe.
DESTRUCTION or DONIIIRTSTLE Horse EY Fir/.
On Tuesday morning a Ire Wee oat In Donibristls Howe,
Iffikshire, the seat of the Bari of Moray, sod la a taw boon
alauat the Mars bundle( was destroyed. The loan shads
la the Firth of Forth, we
..11berdoar • and sinahls at a
min bands,. with &Whoa whits h;fi tha Asia tad
dl
The ire woo thiseeseal *Swan aim mai.**
Aloe Tsui" mosabg, sal latollgoass oir the ow.
memo was basealskly lagatitoi to Dndeemlry
ham whams two thweightio whoa la the Ibriaosa.
Lißy that that, lowevor, a largo mem fg ,flog
dis to, A atimiagi woo oho latoltog tg gag.
bargh, mil ea =gime he this goat cati doh* mad
woo soavoyed wow the reit by a "Mid boat.
When it maid the mot, bowitiar, the while d the soda
trwas In reds& Tht wake white oappllid ha hebti,
o 6ZI the puma of aralagdohkg 'the
there woos mem tie ogglylag II al is lola orthiallillie sal
la Tim Thee ode Poem al the ballkoi the
abe palatWazo oho ban pealetsd. bet the
.I,ll7lerisa
it
oaths whits thiathiolUndoe-the
NOM WWI thotroyaL The =alarariero Iwo aot yot
boa flooroora. bet thin mar so oft
at
it boobs oat
at tho sailh.soot tome tit Oho bv/illag. nohow, b alba
ap•ohhil (.04.1 by lormara. the sea. 3 Bie .1. beothie
stew lad se It for • short time awry loss-
sir. Wit holhollitilkiliolo AN Yr fa It history that
Nadi& How MB been dmaged* tho.—Skoiseiwo.
LoirDow HeirthAL Omani OmPAirTrTwile
modrie the Os wok maw Sid April, 10,333 J.

r.—Mr. and