The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

STREET.-ESCAPE OF FOSCHINI.

Mr. BOWYER rose to ask the Roue Secretary whether
there wee at the Home-office, or with the Cosnisslosers of

Pollee, any report or other papers regarding the escape of
Foachial, fir whose apprehension a reward had been lately
attired ; sad, if leo, whether her Majesty's government world
lay each report or other papers ea the table of the how ?
The hoe. acd learned member having dwelled the Mr.
cameterc. a of the marderoas smelt committed y
the mart Foechisi ma three or four of hie Sow
patriots, mid be wae informed that the calprat
ma now safe in Awoke. He was further in-
f,rmed that so senate was that ladividual of his neap
that he returned to his lodgings after tte attack, slept lad
breakfasted there, and left the nest morning. Those cir-
cumstances indicated premeditation and eocepirsey capable
of beetles the police, all who*. exertions to &sterol:teed him
had been of no avail. It appearea that the 'tabu rellagees
in England end elaewhere were divided into two elassea,
one the more moderate, who hoped for an amnesty to merle
them to return to their native country; the other the
"Has," men of more Overrate character, who wished to
keep up in agitation throughout Europe to prevent the
promulgation of an setnerty. Of this latter cla.a F.. biri
was ose, and he was the intimate friend and assoziate of
Pinned, recently executed f.r an attempt on the life of the
Emperor of the French. These peorue were WI closely
oonnected with Ilassial. (Divest, and cries of " question.")
He believed that the men attacked were of the
moderate party, and that the attack was the
result of a eionspiracy a the part of the " Reds." That
the claspiracy wee formidable there could be no doubt,
iesantsch as those poems who could hays give. infor-
mation had been deterred frees doing so. He submitted
that there was in this country aa organiastion with which
the police would not or could lot deal, and that the matter
eras one mete:ties; which this hoses ought to have seas
isformation ft m the government.

Sir G. GREY, la 'newer to the boo. member's questios,
knew nothing of the alleged feet*, bat was not without
hope that the subject Weld yet be made matter of judicial
investigation. Every mesas had been taken by the pollee,
the moment they heard of the crime, for the discovery sad
apprehension of Foechini. Not only was march made for
him to Londe*, but mums, were seat by telegraph to all
the ports by which he wee likely to attempt hie mope,
giving a derriptioa of hie penes ; and mesas bed else bees
adopted for hie ideatificetion red apprehension in all those
*nutria with which we bad extradition treaties for sake of
title kind. The hon. and framed member mast lot knee
that even if he hod left the 'ovate, be was therefore beyond
the neck of Akio., but he (Sir G. Grey) had a* positive
ieformation that Freebie' bad kit ft. There was reams
te thick that the crime bad bees premeditated, sad that
I Immediate minas were taken for the soneeelmeat sod weep,
of the person by wbomit wee oemosittaid, sad that woa the
reuse why be bed not pit been apprehended.

ABDUCTION OF OFFICERS IN THE ARMY.
Lord HOTHAM asked the Ceder Secretary for War to
explain to what meaner it le proposed to tarry tato *Bert
the intended rye-action of °Seen is t►. es regiments where
estahlisksenta were lacressed la consequese of the late
war?

PEEL sold that although there might be temporary
herdship in the esetensplated reductioo, It Gould mot be said
,het govenunest bad any option la the matter. The regi-
ments on a war establishment bad each 16 companies, 26
liestenasts, end 14 ensigns, while on a pears establishment
they would hays oily 12 esmpanler, 14 lieutensub, tad
10 assigns. Taitjanior Alegre of each geed* would be re-
duced. The noble lord's plan would not coach the sue of
the fiestas*, neither had be bend that there
was say lutestioe of oder leg it. The assigns
placed en half-pay by the astatine of the war would, no
doubt, be Noe absorbed by the vacuoles which would eater,
end with regard no the Uestuaste, though it would be
somewhat bud to postpeoe the promotion of the inistine by
as/pointing the lientessots ow half pay to the vsoluelea In
the list of liesteenests on active service,lt sight be arranged
perhap satisfactorily by allies them up alternately from the
half pay list of the limits:taste and the 'eggs. (that.)