The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-17 00:00:00

ITALY.

°ENOS, Ices 9.
Ic .11Jer almost certain that Austria has not made
common canoe with France to such an extent as to
pme at a common note to the Poem. An eye-witness
of :he stulterce given by Pio 1., to the Austrian
49Newador on his arrival writes as follows to the
.11 Gaut?, of Verona:—" When Croat C0110,',10
,',10 %Is admitted to an audience, Pio IL amid to
Ho with his usual benignity—' Helmeted, M. PAra-
bihadror, you have many things to tell us—notes to
re, or, and instructions to give to as.' To these
s rle the ambres..clor replied, 'No, your Holiness;
that I have to present to you is the homage of my
sovereign.' •' But what the Count Colloredo has not
dose it understood to have been done by Count Ray.
Deralstd Mr. Lyons. 'rhe latter, though not seem
tilted to the Court of Home, acts in virtue of a delega-
tion from Lord Nurmanby, whose secretary he is
trf the advice given to the Papal government, what
ream d mast is the counsel to organise immediately an
wily of its owa for purposes of self.protectioo. The
sacred College will see with pleasure the departure of
the French army, which acts as a check op= it, and
will ant be much displeased at the withdrawal of the
Ap4'nes, which costs it 600,000 crowns a year. The
Pontifical government imagines that, if the foreign
!Napa were withdrawn, it might act as it pleased. Its
greet dlficulty is in finding foreign soldiers to enlist.
Mr. Lyons has been asked whether the English go-
rersaient would transfer the Swiss Legion formed at
Schleitadt, but the answer is not understood to have
!een in the affirmative.

Jona 13.
The anarchy in the Legations is unabated. Lassa-
rini, chief of a band of brigands, has seised and laid
under contribution two burgesses of Solarolo.
Several arrests have been made already at Parma,
by order of the Austrian Council of War. It is
feared that eight of the prisoners will be reotenced to
undergo capital punishment.
Count de la Tour d'Auvergne, the French ambas-
sador at Florence, is urgent with the Grand Duke to
dissuade him from signing the Concordat. Fears,
however, are entertained of the influence that Mon-
, gnoee Franchi, who i. to replace Monsignors Mas-
son' as nuncio at Florence, may exercise over the
mind of Leopold 11.
The military authorities in Piedmont have meg-
siwd,sicos 1849, the necessity of having another
fort.tied position besides Alexandria. Casale, on the
Lombard frostier, combines several advantages. It
bas been fortified and provided with artillery, and •
lugs barrack—capable of containing 8,000 men—
is now being constructed there.
Garibaldi is at Genoa. His professed object in
quitting here is to retire to an estate la Sardinia
which he intends to cultivate; bat, if need be, Cim-
Wass us osn easily leave the plough for the sword.

NAPLIB, Jllllll O.
To day the political easea are to be brought forward
is the Orand Criminal Court. The amused were
mewed oo July 27, 1866—one year, weeds; six
links, therefore, they have been in prison. The num-
ber hem been at down toll, and according to tlel23rel
article of the Criminal Code the Attorney-Ciesend

will deemed the punishment of deal epos them.
That this government is impelled by asenseof justice
sad compassion to bring to souse termination or other
isfierings which have already iodated so lug would
le to attribute to it a merit that it can soiree deouve,
sad it is difficalt not to regard the bringing forward
el this proems just at the present moment as an set of
defuses to foreign governments. Amongst the per-
sae sow to be pot on their trial are two educates,
▪ rititZllll of independent property, several nooks
et the barefooted Augustine, two priests, one friar, a
aroma living in seclusion without taking the vows,
sod lire "meet di pens," that is, galley slaves for
plitisal offences. In their red jackets and chains,
noises they are
i changed, they will form a eon-
victims fe re atun the court. The proofs-
wool charge. them with as attempt to sub-
vert the government; fixes upon a eafi
is the Toledo as the site when the treason wee
concocted; and a game of dominoes as the crafty
method by which they attempted to distrect the
attention of the gurdians of the public peace. The
principal witnesses brought against them are a man
said once to have been of the met, but who has re-
peated of the error of his ways—God bless Ideal—
and is aczious to make amends for the past; and in
addition to him is the brothel-in law of one el the
accused, Palmieri by name—a lad of fourteen yams of
age. Until the evidence has been brought forward, 1
will not venture to state more ; meantime let me gire
yes a short report of the manner in which
the prisoner, were arrested and treated. It
was given to me by word of month and in writing,
sad affirmed to be true by a person who was
present. The sectarians were playing dominoes in a
cafe, the pelmet, thief, spy, or by whatever other
alms he may best be described, being with them
when the police came upon them, abet the raft, exa-
mined their persons, and took them to the polies sta-
tic& My informant says that considerable irritatioo
Wes hit @Oast Mignonna, the avant*, and that
it ea inner room, where what was going on could be
"itemised, he was denudate, sts ipped, beaten, and spit
spot by the policy. The next morning he received a
lumber of other stripes, and, hawing been consigned
to his prism, togetber with his hllow.aufferers,
a report was drawn up by the notorious Cam-
papa, on which report the proses verbal has been
founded. Here, for nearly eleven long months, they
have been waiting their trial, and now the happy
scout for it bell been chosen when Europe is ring.
leg with the strong though sober declarations of
diplomatists in the conferenoes ' • with the angry
though jut dentinciattons of British statesmen, and
the still more angry though not less jest denunci-
wins of the press. "It is to be hoped that such
remonstrances may be made as will induce the King
of Naples to grant an sioneaty." What an intimate
knowiedge of the character ot the Sovereign and the
necessities of the people does this observation di*
play! The expectation and the wish have been
answered—not a chain hes fallen, and new ones are
being forged.

BOMBAY, BARODA, AND CRNTRAL INDIA

RAILWA r.

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IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.)
The Svaattaw tut the chair at tea aunties put twelve
°Week.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Lewes, Eastbourne, aad Hailslam Read Bill was
mid a tbird time and passed.
fAlowiag bills were consi,lered and ordered to be
read a third tune—sic : The Denny Junction Railway Bill,
Inverness and Aberdeen Junction Railway Bill. &unfelt
Cattail Railway Bill, Forest of D-sn Central Railway Bill.
PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) BILL.

Oe lb* motion for going into committee this bill,
Mr. WYABON declared that there was no prance
or imam for proposing this bill at all, bat in the
ammo el Mr. Brady, who bad given notice of an amend-
meat, it ought nut to be proceeded with 0-day. The m-
isting elitist of crime did sot *arrest the smotimaace of
nth • measure u the Cr,.ift and Outrage Act; and be
should, therefore, move that that the NU be committed this
day six mouths.
Bir G. GREY sad the present bill did not proms to
cooties* the Crime sad Change Act, became the otjecion-
able image in that act were omitted from this bill.
Colonel GREYILLE insisted that they ought t repeal
the Crime and Outrage Act, and thee the home might
I fairly be balled upon to coosider the acetified provision* of
this WI.
Mr. DR VERB c 'mended that In the present Inertial
stet. of Ireland them w.s so neceoity for an atm sit.
Lord BERNARD admitted that, lly @puking.
such a measure as this was wholly uncoiled for, but there
were a few exceptional counties where crime and introit*
existed to each en intent as rendered it absolutely
imprative Mist tits b;l1 should pass. If the other
puts of Inland °maimed es they undoubtedly
were now, treated and free from simian tendencies, the
bill, like the misting act, would be little better than •
Aber SOMe remarks from Col. DO ono sad Mr.
Mr. I. BUTT said he did not object to give the powers of
Ibi, bill to the Lord Ligament for • limited period, bat he
should doefilodly oppose their roatiouanos for Iwo pesos.
Mr. hIAGUIRR desiod the, slush powers as Show well
et all 11/144cuous is reprealing merder,beemee the;nourderiell
Ind • bludgeon or • stoup me mush to their was • gas.
The seseadreest was thee negatived without a Molars,
sad the house west into committee en the WI
Claws 1 was agreed to.
Os clams 2,
lir. GEORGE complaiaed that the mole* titb
claw a node it difficult to dotoesiao bow mak st eal o
sad Oaspoto Bill it woo prapoosii at wawa R. im aot
*Nod la wattawi the IMPw al poolaila, abtarlail dis-
trict% and risottos Umpoota Is us ad wry loo.amwo, hat
ha run eriddardts Spipissi M MsaWssaase of Ma MI.
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AW. awl mesa misadwast to that ant la the wooed
aiwwit at

M. TIOSSM•11/ admillad that Ireland geserally was r
preamble la Upload. but • species of rise grated la
Ireland that we rataewa la this rutty, via., the
Amino Is f peeeee Woad daylight, sad to goard
ra Mar pureseusetes of sass maraca, this
denuded b data Wen sari rely asoarai y. Zrtrial
ISIS, is trit, aide bit of say re.
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sad the aloes rid dbasadoe, the are was withdraws,
s tweed es.
The ether dowse wen thee pawed with sore esead-
MOM, and the bow reowd.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTC
we= si. 0311111111MIM Ma&
111 IN =WAWA..

Tbs baakrupt Wee I watalteraker at Southampton. Hs
was baton the lout a about time ago, whom by last szasai-
'atlas was opposod es the nomad that, while gamin m loser
• 6001. Womb a borglaly committad cm hi promise*, Ise
bad glom me datallad asumat of Is. property stated t 3 have
boa stoles

Mr. Begley, for the siegsees, sow opposed es the mai
sresatt.

Liallatet cemented to an adjoarament fir a not*
stating that fa that tine the beehrapt wadi be able to W-
ail serreberstive evidembe ea to the feat of the bureau;
also et Is Ulf good. stoles.
Adjoszaad aftordisely.
IN 11 NAZI/.

TM Mobster, a sadossr 71Bard attb-beddiaps, Ho!-
bore. passed Ida Lost mamleatios moppresd. His deb* an
about 8001.

11r. Blytb tot tbo assigoote, sad lb. MAW, toe the
Water.

IN ill WOLF.

The beakrept yes described as • soak, of St Pears
Cbssebyerd, sad ..cohere. Nelda, two or three shops fa
laws, be had Mid • leant the refresbeseat•reswe of the
Sarney Clareleas.
The sesooats, prepared by Mum. Peal sad Terse►, bare
already snowed t• &tan. Ho assecared debts are 4,61161.;
west% bellows 1001. sad 4001.

Mr. Stop bar, Is the areilllM a, onnplaised of tiro easter-
ner of the sssssts, sad szoralsod the bantams so to Um
samba of psrNus alms be bad hod is his employ.
Tim bankrupt Mated that he had bar at Wear-bill,
sins at Bt. Pssl•asbsnbysrd, and Ivo at Warmth. Ho
paid 7001. for the lass at Haworth, sod had most 3001. or
4001. in repel:Mg the premiere. The propetty had alum
has depresirael sop snob.
Kr. Literate' supported ilia boakropt.
After tome alight ameadment la the ameante, the beak-
rapt passe/

IMAM XL ONUMMOvas 201.110 TD.
IN 13 LYTTON.

The bsakrspt was a sera sad soil sesreheat, of Broad-
inter, la Buse.. K. had ate eaJoyed some local
ealohnty ea thoitaeler of the Werthlag beathoeada This
Will the namlaaties meeting. Hi debts aid llabNties
ere 3,3001.; mints sheet 1,000!. Other delft, to the
moist of 4,3761., an covered by mortgaged property of the
estimated value of 1.6001. He was is a dellehney at the
beg Main; of 1864, of 7011.; the profits led bees 7001.;
losses, 6401 ; trade espouses, 1,6721. ; domestic, da, 405/.
The beak:apt pissed eaopposed.