The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

14121N1 IND THE ITALIAN CAM.

At a public meeting in the City Hall, Glasgow,
ea Wednesday emaieg, convened to beer im Wham from
Mr. T. D. Hodge, the following letter km M.lffassini to
the chairman (Bailie IllAdare) was reed :--" My dear air,—
You are going to paetige to-morrow evening it the meeting
In the City Hall, la which my friend Mr. Hodge le going to
speak about the danger. arising from armed amoebas to the
c lOW. lOM glad to me year anon ea the M. I
shall seem forget whit ou aid your brother have dome to
our eases; am shell I eier forget how the noble programme,
Italy for the Italian.; liss &way. found Oa beet echo
amongst the peopled &colas& and especially of Glasgow.
Their efforts have been nereming ; they have sent offerings
10 ow national fund; they luau weloomsd my Meade Rae
and Janis Ileeiton White; they have exerted themselves
strenuously is the Italian affair of the engineers Watt and
Park, they have largely subsceibed fur dm 'ivy-six Neapolitan
rules, they hare couttaiweialy revealed the harmony of
thought and acute, which, in oar lukewarm, sceptical, indo-
lent cgs, is so seldom met with. There I. now more thea
ever wed of ea egemtioa for the national Italian cause. A
double, equally fatal, tendency has been of late prevail-
ing sewn( your euentryntea--• tendency to view the
meted, to the so-calied non-intcrfereace' doctrine, what.
ever Mks' place is Europe, and • tendency to view the
actual question, as if you were bound to aide either by
Auntie or France. The first tendency is, to me, impreir
iambi*, harmful, and immoral, impracticable, because no
station can pledge herself to • definite course of conduct
through an indefinite, unknown, uniormisea future; harm-
ful, became, .note-interlerenee' proclaimed on your
without reference to what other mamma well du, is
merely self-abdicaiii,n, and eeyieg—saybody may Interfere
for evil without any tear that we ah.lt interfere for good;
immoral, because we me all was of God and tool hem, end at
do.. sot become • avian to miy, I shall wand aloof uncon-
cerned, whilst other. 1011, fight, and Need. Neutrality be-
tween conflicting iutereets way be often advisable; neutra-
My between emediving pelt:idyl'e is dirguired, uncut:inlet's
atheism. The second eendscy, prevailing to the °Ohial
spheres, drives yea to chew., bellllllCll two despotism., i
squally &aprons to Europe and to the Italian
cisme, whilst you ought to side by freedom and
Italy. Between Awns sad Imperial Fans--the first
tightiag fur the mate of things sanctioned in IBIS; the
second —I have it ae a tact—tor bi r own aggrandisement,
sad Air the euheiitution of the quemion of t-rritory to the
question of liberty. There is • ye tple numbering tweedy-
we millions of Itellene weeding freedom end national unity.
Ragland ought to side by that people. England ought to
stinak from soy alliance with Attain' or France; else ought
to prepare her &Mamie with the Italian nation. She may
remain neutral so long as the °ocelot between the two
despotic powers is pealing uncertwo ; she ought to sills by
Italy as soon as the imbrued qw awn begins to he mooed,
so as to have Italy free of eurivi,w lag aer.clf according
to the nation.' will, and to opp we any new arbitrary
dismemberment, and any edittolwanicut of new foreign
dysasty. The danger fur Europe ant hely is sow not so
much tram Muni., as from Freech imp:n.l6o3; tram en
opinion growing in France and in Daly that imperialism
cannot be rmisted, end what a tine independent national
party would sweet with support nowhere. England's alliance
with Freers would naturally tted to lacrosse such aa
opinion. British agitation ought, therefore, to take the
opposite direction. Tait we.. of all reeolutione ought, fa
my opinion, to be this—that England will keep watchfully
neutrel between the easubstame, w keg se her daihs,
honour, and internee will allow bet to do au; but that, on
the day os which she should be compelled to interpose her
power, she ehon/1 do so for the 104. nt storing, againet any
undue foreign Influence, to the Bakens the right of settling
their own internal conditions according to free mitimsel
Hoch an agitation would strengthen our swimsl prey, sad
prove a check to the erlf•aggrandising gaspertiet selhemet
Forgive this lisegthy epistle; the sutject Is tor Italy one of
life and desitx—Ever gratefully yours,
...June 14, 1849." "losers )(Armin.

A joint meeting of sever►l neighbouring archi-
tectural exieties (iacladiag the Northamptonshire. Lincoln-
shire, and probably the Leicestershire, Oelordshire, sad
Bedfordshire flo.ictiem) will be held at Stamford on Toesday
and Wednesday, the 6•b mid 7th of Siitember. ♦ tom-
MAIM, onisisting of local clergymen and gentlemen who
take an interest In ceclesio'ogy and snbee stogy, will be im-
mediately formed fee the wpm., of making the raceway
arrangements for escorts( as attractive meeting.
REPRMiENTATIOn or MARTLISBON6(11118
This ebonite' it became known to the limiters of the liberal
party in Marylebose that • vacancy in the representation of
their berosigh woull mmsdily occur. la cosseviesos of the
proposed /Amebae of Sir Bevy usin Hall to the peers" end
prepantiona will forthwith be mods to mews the election Ili
aSt sucreimir to the rgbt Ma. gentleman. The w
in the borough will in all probability bring forward
Ronailly, whits the in se advanced ors turning their eyes to
Mr. Loped. Sir Anthony Rothechtld, and Mr. Weiler.
The conservatives will most likely start a eandtalste la tar
pawn of either i.f Alderman Sir R. W. Carden or Mr. John
LAMA!. leo member for Berastaple, boat of whom me resi-
dents in Ike boemegh.

THE ELECTORS OP ROCHDALE .IND MR.
Cosons.—Yeeserdey mornisemben the peitien assigled to
hi r.Cohdes is the see ministry by the firm became knows,
rase of the ceswervetivo lody opolre very positively that
if he owerpted Aloe, by ban a11'11,12 would be weer
tory, a restast wtsld cert.inly take p'we for the borough.
Many of the easservatitet have expressed Uwe diseso-
nos at the language held forth up n the hooting. tows*
Sir A. Ramsey os hoe retirement. Oa the other hand, the
liberals think that shook! Mr. Cobden accept Ms Mtn of
Peskiest of the Bard of Teal*, the oorasioa of his re-eles.
bon rep he • 1111 Mi opportutil to give • banquet in his
hossur.—MoneAsster flurrelmni.

ELF.CTOILIL COEETPTION AT NORWICTI.—Ths
tometates appoiated Ly tbe Norwich Town Coastal to ma-
Mkt. the porralatee of bribery at perliemectwy elettiose fee
that city hove weltered • inerisorisl to the g e. rattiest, prey-
ing %et • mounieast may be greeted foe toting evident* sa
the spot, es wee dune et Hull, Bemeteplo, S. Altana, and
other pion% The proposod seessorisl will le submitted he
atom at thaw at ass bar of the tomtit is a few der.
HE AAAISTAST-J ODOR OF THE !MIDDLESEX GOBS?
or Bessions.—* bill of Mr. x-Secretsry Sears= Lt.
coot, M.P., sad the es•attomey-Omesol, Bars the_ yearly
salary of the Aseretast-J Wee Cristand Junk* fa Muldle-
st 1,6004 • yesr, Iron the decrees of Mr. Pealdey, sad
peludes the acting. ledge from prsellelag at the bar. Mr.
'beret ire, soil be complled ti resign the em An-
neals attached II) hie late prof...oft of advocate.
Semi es's SA vING•I BANKI.—The deposits paid
Ivo 'a. Vaaterzia Srelaye Baste dories the year ceded
20th November. 1866, emeneted to 11,0061. 16e, sad the
repayments made during the year were 7,1061. 94. Tbo
deto,itors numbetot mod- the b .Imate ia hand GI Wend
aid principal sominted to 12,4441. da. 11d.
°amain:At. ticain.—Aa extraordiaary ame-
ba of ea., *miry oil be held en the 22nd krt. Ties
befog pagan will be read :-1. Further oberraetkise 011 the
vets/macs of objets of Panora s t le the boriertesed• of the
eyes seer Palermo. By Dr. Pale.roft, F.lt E., 1r.0.8. 2.
Report* as Um propose of the exploseti a of dm Malmo
lore. Commaalamed by Dr. NI o er, F.H.8., 7.0 8. 3.

Oa • diet isephiestat vistratly ohhtieet from the gravel arm
daiee• by Flower, Eact. Courisuaieebil by J. Pew&
wkh, Esq., F.R.11,.,
BEATING THE BatiBOARIER MARTLESOIIII.-
The emesescay ii helium the bounds of the rest sad
wreltby p Arab of St M rryl-bous took pleas yesterday. The
procession roadved of abou• .14.0 cbillres of the parochial,
astionsl, sad ssarthomes rcbo As, a do..rehmat of police, the
rector, the Rev. L. J. P. Byre, with Sir J. liamil.oe, Bad.,
the dews, sad Mr. 0. Pol.ad, the rarodvel churchwardeae,
the "arid drag, tM eichorn• n, the vertryieee, sell suudicuse
of the poor. It penoe•-d.rd from the c airt host down Ox-
ford-street, to the heeaderiee on the St. P.ocrse side, where
it wits met by Mr. floo,l• Srotr, the chief serveyor, sad
other (Acids, sad oa reit !rag 11suitoteed, by hlr. Toiler
vestry clerk, sad Mr Draorlas, chief rareeyor. On resebtai
the esehery rounds of the Club of Sr. Charge at Bt. Joha'er
wood, which had bare placed at the disposal of ihe COM-
• eve which a re...dour Meryl• e bad boa seeded,
the diddive wow rel.l d with a sub.taistal diluter, sad
afterwards with bee., (nut, A old c4i.etioe weals:Teed
to three who irrd take., prat u tlis trbatcs of the dry is the
pavilion of the club.

TOE JOURNEYMAN On Wednesday
evening a susibtr µmoat reprersting this trade met at
the roost of the E Closing Arogiation, es Ludgate 4SII.
The me. ling ranted the tom of • cosfereson Tbe pro-
renditcs were conontoted by Mr. Bert, chairman of the
streige.o, smelts Oa., the wag, which had done so much
to tincleattt Ile, «edition of char sections of the toiling
«eill tot but dart ly sympathis with the op-
pared body of prose sitpmenntad by the dentrate the*
lanant. Mr. Brehnime, Mr. Pklgeoc, and other., as the
pot of the bolters, ezplnned tto wept tint bed already been
tede• to abolich night seek, sad ano the scour. s which
ewe in Colitetupla on. /instanter of a nut odor I ng eaten
WM, nude touching the pretest a.ndition of this
body of labm icro. Mr. Lineell inserted that as the «salt
ya rueful intcat urn into Its of the or rworkei
ere` be bed rag bra convict, et that 'be *livery of the
Vanessa berm wee mom gelling and derntsiliwng Ours
f en, other body of Engliaboon. Ile felt it to be la.
pootiWe that the wrest eytient of night weak could be
tnlrrend by the Briti.h noble, when ate crying evils boors
kaccoll. Ihe dergetea esprear 1 thenr Iv. erten& emcee-
det the promect of On I. care ring eeprstre I a
.."'aiy nitre Mint ace had already bon so powerfully felt
la ather Issetere.
TIM STATE Or TM! TILUIES.—MetenTen were
Sawn )erteray Is various, puts of the metropolis for camp
lager the &Guist...me of Dr. Letheby foe the de simian' ion
aI the hirer Tb•ttio-o. Sje fa have 1., n emceed is Fierier
iati-etwet, upon the Inn of the Beer sower ; In Testifier-
:jaw. leer the It mortise ; and in wlter places at bob the
BE,, d tad grrt E Code, theee ebeda are pieced machisse
ht,.the pmg online of the doridotitiag Iliptid.
'Cwt.—This match
'.aernreneal )eglwday at laantbsem, cad will hi reeemel this
p o'clock. The Poore 5 swords,' was so follows
IGO , Kest, 10S.