The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-09 00:00:00

BAItIILNIA.

A letter from Turin of the sth inst. says:
Garibaldi, at the request of the ministry, and by
the advise of the King, has dissolved the society
sailed the "Armed Nu'ion." The day before yes-
terday and yesterday remonstrances of every kind
arrive,' at Teri°. The alarmists at home, and as!
have reason to believe, oar diplomatists abroad, have
urged the cabinet to diminish the effect of Gui-
baldi's acts at Tarim, the foundation of the "Armed
Nation," the Trombet'a banquet, &c. In short,
being appealed to, urged, and even blamed,
Garibaldi wee fain to leave the field, into which
be had been driven by Broffirrio. He drew up yes-
terday a new proclamation, which I send you :
" To nee Iremeha.
" Summoned by some of my friends to try the
part of conciliator iblween all the fractions of the
It.lian liberal party, I was invi,ed to accept the
presidency_ of a society to be called the Armed
Nation.

" Bat, as the armed Italian nation is a fact that
terrifies everything disloyal, corrupting, and tyran-
Med, whether in Italy or out of it, the crowd of
modern Jesuits has becoma alarmed, and cried out,
' Anathema"

" The government of the gallant King has been
importuned by the alarmists, and in order not to
coinpromise it I have decided on abandoning the
noSte object proposed to us.
" With the unanimous assent of all die members
of the society, I declare, then, the Society of the
Armed Nation dissolved. sad I invite every Italian
th•t loves his country to wrist by his subicription
to surds the acqui►ition or a =Wiwi muskets. lf,
with • mi.lion muskets, Italy, in presence of the
foreigner, should be incapable of arming a million
soldiery, we should have to despair of humanity.
Let Italy arm and she will be free.

" G. GARIBtLDI.

"Turin, Jan. 4, 1860, b p.m."
• • • Garibaldi left this morning for Milan.
I jest caught • glimpse of him. He looks bored ; he
is always very calm, perfectly self-poeseased when be
has to take any important resolution, but as for his
speeches, his discussions, hie secondary proceediogs,
he lets himself be acted noon too much by those
sb •ot him. Is this piece of business, exhibiting the
totem of party-salon, they have roe very
o igliagly to work under the cover of his same.
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voted Intentmmuly the elm of MAK Wm& she wean-
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trrsntude so Vreace. The wenedi rated sloe 6,000 f, meads
tae wouessent avoided is bivalved at Ideoespe Is OCISIOF.
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