The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-30 00:00:00

M4ZZI2II'B "DOUBL3B."

A singular circumstance occurred a few days ago
at Turin. The police had received the intelligenoe of the
arrival in that capital et Mazzini, end at one moment they
thought they had succeeded in capturing him. The captive,
however, turned out to be a member of the Right, M. Amaldf,
who been a striking resemblance to Mamba. This gentle-
men was of course immediately released. Some time ago an
attaché of one of the Belgian Missions 'was arrested at
Chambery by a similar erne, and other parties have also
had to pay the penalty orbeing taken for the Italian
democrat.

The Colerrier des Alpo, a journal published at Gap,
rye:—" A personage of some importance, tf we may judge
from the display of military sent to await his arrival at every
station on the railway, was arreated the other day on the
arrival of the train from Turin. He travelled In a first-elm
carriage. It was at first thought that he had an English
scout, but it wu afterwards said he spoke good Piedmont-
; upon this ho was taken for Msrainl. We do not,
however, think that Musini is imprudent enough to venture
to set foot upon a territory where he is under sentence of
death."

Mr. Barber, the English oorunil at Naples, WA/
received in audience by the King of Piedmont on Saturday
last, and met with the most courteous receptka from hie
Majesty. _ _ _

A letter from Alexandria, of June 21, states posi-
lively that an English company bee offered to kind the Vice-
roy two millions sterling, at 6 per cent. for six years, upon
the security of the Alexandria and Suet Railway. The
Viceroy accepts the offer, and the company does not doubt
that the Sultan's wont will be obtained. The letter further
states that M. raaquati, a director of the Bank of Egypt,
vu going to England by the mail thea starting, and would
take the Viceroy's finnan with him.
. _ _

The Petri; says that, at a recent meeting of the
French Society for the Prevention of Croaky to Animals,
Sir John Scott Lillie w■s present as a delegate from Londoa,
and that he made a speech which, although unfortunately
inaudible to the majority of the audience, made those home.
diately about him laugh very much. It was semi-timed,
spas inquiry, that the cense of the cachinnation was a story
told by the ben, baronet of Mr. Rarey, who had said on some
occasion that the only animal he never succeeded in taming
was an Englishman.

" Several foreign journals," says the Gazette de
France, " have a:premed surprise at seeing a prince of the
reigning family charged with the admitastration of a minis-
try. The measure is not, however, without precedent, u the
Duke de Bourbon and the Duke d'Orleans himself were
ministers under Louie XV."

The eldest son of Prince Radziwill, and who is
grandson of the Princess Louisa of Presets, has entered as
auditor at the tribunal of Berlin. It is a very rare thrum.
stance for the ems of the princely houses of Prussia to eater
, the magistracy, most of them devoting themselves to a mili-
tary
A Vienna letter in the Cologne Gasette says
Sir H. Salyer, the Engliah ambassador to Constantinople,
who the day before yesterday (the 23rd) had a private au-
dience of the Emperor, has since his arrival in this capital
had seviral conferences with Count de Boot. The ambas-
mallow leaves this evening for his post."
Martin's tomb—Martin the munificent patron of
education in India—bears the following inscription

Hen Ilse the body of

Itbo came to laduro;Tate boldly.,
mad died a
II ssor.Oeueral.
Yesterday afternoon an interesting meeting of
soldiers was held at Brampton, Chatham, which was attended
by about 400 troops, nearly the whole of whom embark for
India this day. The men assembled in the National School-
riom, where tea was provided for them, after which a variety
of interesting addresses were delivered to them by Colonel
F. A. Yorke, Assistant Adjutant-General, Royal Engineers,
Major Buckley, and several elergymes.
MINIS IN RUSISIA.—" A letter from St. Peters-
burg," says the Nerd, "states that the Emperor of Roes's,
oostinulng the sines of reforms which he contemplates
introducing into Russia inteads to give up to private com-
panies the working of the mine* of all kinds with which
nature has so liberally endowed the country. Although
from their immense riches there mines ought to constitute
cos of ths largest branches of revenue of the eropire, yet
they are far from doing so in the hands of the state, in con-
seuneneo of the irregularities and crying abases so ohs
pointed out."
NAVAL COURTESIES.—The following is a letter
from Admiral Houston Stewart, co mmandiohe British
West India quadrat, to Captain Joshua R. Suds, of the
United States navy, recently in command of the stems-
Mesta Susquehanna, which vessel, it will he recollected.
some time since, with yellow fever on beard, t its
Jamaica, where p-ompt and efficient aid wee by
the British nail authorities to the sick mum :—" Bee-
coda, May 23, 1858.—Dear sir, Your vet y gratifying Mei •
of Aril 7, written at Port Royal, Jamaica, has ealy nem
Ilistist me has, sad Ibanez to assure you of the lively sans-
feeling it has signed me to lad that we have keen elk
to wooer said emooket your gallant officers and am
when miring se severely from fever. This feeling I
alms in comae. with Commodore Kellett, Copia
nay,
_and all the alms at Jamaica; and, alto
w• did nothing mem than tress cur duty to our fellow-
ersams sad brother mums in ark . beer 4 aisok vet I
atissoidel it sin se addlitiaon sellebelism i he Yin we ,
wowereadiring ihairamai etile tensible's. Itili
my
dear dr,mmy reopeai motions ike
mutual melliesse es
tower& wi resh other. !l
Natbar
be ea
wifely wasting as my pert to contribute to
an ad. I have to thank yes cordially for thwiams
souse termer la which you have reported the hit •
,oar t, Arica has conveyed its Wed ,
Lad Honer. I shall live in hopes of our seelleh
and were you that It will afford me mush pleasure to see
you at Halifax or at any other poet on my station, in order
that I may have on opportunity of showing to you per-
sonally the respect and esteem with which I remain, my
dear sir, yours most faithfully, liOttarov STEWART.--Cer
rain Joshua R. Sands, Commanding United States' Mese
frigate Susquehanna: , 8
THE KING or DELUI'II PRISON.... II was Stated fg ,
in the last letter of our Bombay oorrespondent that the king . f
of Delhi is to be transported to British Kettraris. Oa the 10th it
of March the GOVINSOC of the Cape, Sir George Ofer_ e bib it
couresof lib Islasee to the parliament. said •.--,•• NIIIIIIM a
widence will he laid before yon, detailing the reseeee he ..
Week it is intieded to detain the king of Delhi to emir
mei kt Bridle Wiwi. Yen will hod front these papas
nosi ifs is an Mined oats, and that no intention exists el
p eta/istineyelasesse from India to her Majesty's South gi.--•
Alltimpalliteldlid‘ .:l
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mean of ozone nigimmed at Whitehall, which MO 'NW
the. at Hackney. This shows pettily conclulid that the
smell hors the Times does sot wigs from
littleudic= or sulphide al ammonium, Whet rzzi:
movement. The sir was ossesatte dry, cm i
the UM. The extrema rise. of lostioraire was so
than 501 deg. darts! the week.' The roses was te the I
last published, being for the week swim Jane In.
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