The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-15 00:00:00

TILE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

We We received *driers from Cope Town to
Asian 7. The following it from the Mail of that date:
" Ihe meer.reil meetly pre. eted to hit lizoelleney the
Governor by 2SO persona rreidire at Port Elisabeth, de.
seribieg theme lye, al all .t.adv and itidattrial men,' and
preying that no portion of ti e Orman Legion may be
located at Poet goads,* on aecosot of the already ia•
'laciest einploystrat for as working population there.,
mess to hare met with great digest's? in that town. A
local paper, apetking en the matter, states that the *esti-
meets espremed to the semi-riel in gamic.* ' did not repre-
trent the g I sentiment. of the inhabitants, and that
catenaries were made in it which were untrue.'

." The Anglo. African, referring to the t rumours Is
Cape Town of the outhreak of a Kaffir war, rays there le
no apprehension of say immediate disturbance there.' The
Klee piper states, but without maationlng upon what
authority, that' tt teems probatae that thenotoriousMoatt-
bore will socn be allowed his pardon in consequence of the
expense that would attend the prosecution of the ,see
again% him."
The anther's's Toms Awned @stations that letters re-
ceived there from Bleemfoutets, written just as the post was
leaving, stet, that Wietse was now completely subdued,
and that his people. having lost all their cattle, were offer-
ing themselves to the tamers as aervasta.
The ship Themis, which arrived la Algoa Bay
some time since in a very leaky eoadition, has
been condemsed. The weather un the coast near
Algoa Bay Fan been unusuery @even of lat., sad
feats were entert►ined, according to last accounts, for the
safety of the Stoic and Leoatine Mary. The schooner Prince
of Welts arrived is robe Bay oa Tuesday last, with 10 ions
(197 bar) of copper ors for the Nemaqualand Mining
Company. The barque Surge arrived at Simon's Bay on
Tuesday from Ceylon, after a passage of 60days. She has
ota hosed a detachment of Artillery, and a number of la-
voids of the 37th Regiment. Two of the latter sad ono of
the former died daisy the passage."

FELICE ORSINI IN BRIGHTON.

BaIORTON, Ocrr.l4.
This day (Tuesday) this Italian exile, rendered
so turnout for bis asap* fres the Austria& dungeon of
Mantua, ircund at tea Royal Pavilion to a large end influ-
ential auditory, the Mayor prnithug, the Austrian and
Papal Tyranny."

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After riving astrietly historical sketch of his country,
the lecturer observed !hat, on th secession of Piss IX. to
the pontilicil throne, he released nOOO prisoner Inouye-
rated for political of crams (amongst whom I found
myself, e 'outlined to the plleys for life), and
he proclaimed a gent rotas azineety. 8o utterly
naneustomed were the Italians to behold traits
of clemency and humanity on the rut of their rulers
that this simple act of polifeal nenesity, which for a
moment damped the revilutionag fervour, was esteemed
by them u a superhuman and divine set of clemency. The
Italians abandoned themselves to festivities and banquets.
The name of Pins IX. was on the lips of all; and foreign
levity, applauding oar enthosium (pardonable in us since
we were losing from the slavery of spy), re.
girded the Pops a. a heavenly beiag—in short, as a God.
Some of cur philosophers believed that the Pops might ha
the author of the political redemption of Italy—not seeing
the diff-ncee which *listed in the epochs—torgettlag that
the Italian cause mu varisally connected with the question
of Church and State. So frcm one illation we wen drawn
la to indulge in still greater, which afterwuds we paid for
in the blood of our b. et mad noblest youth, and a animist
humiliation worse than the less of life itself. After speak-
ing of the war cf 1848, an ° the flight of the Pope and the
Doke of Tuscany, and of the fall of the fiowir of Italian
louth at Rome, he said that the nistence of the Peony la
taly war an anomaly and sa imponsibility, without foreign
Nippon, and unlike the Misallithe ef any othn power.
The lecturer proceeded le wait ks meet Machin Ins of
the cruelty and tyranny pomMissi miler Austrian isle—of
the prison being too small WWI the atessislaties of Fri.
soars; end, swept sammises amr4% Ite bellessea
partisslarly Ms ear of a sehestsaastor, The had jest •MO
est of a hams. where lee had been (Meg twee. al who
had oily a liem awe Is 111 Med, but whe yes aefelled
sad hang. The Issrmser portedsd to salmis epee
the unjust sad Minim eaten of the Asserts"
tribune's for the trial of political offenses, Ia all
the Italian States there; existed two authorities that
slashed, sod which sought each to interfere with and take
niguisause of &tot e. At Yalta, et Naples, at
at Modena, we have the military end sled power.
At Rome, instead of this there were on'y the military sod
oseleaitistieal anlicritier, ea the civil authorities had so
ymmr. The lint er military authority inereised Its power
by summary and military MIMS, and the sewn any
e▪ nlistees as attempted, so that there we, a ferment
in any city, s special sailing auditor INS degatehed
thither—'generally Mr. Strew, residing at Mantas—
sad la three or four days the death of may
Individuals wee deemed end the galleys fee any alma
Is Liam of political calm, and la 114 Ms of simple coaspirary,
the mown was much longer, the primer IsassiMod
you after year la damp, secret dungeon, and was fed with
sawholesome Ind. Fur mere suspicion a penes win
arrested, sad doubled until the posies was !Wished; and
whoa at leap\ liberated, his health wee generally broken
and destroyed. Having entered late further details on this
head, the lecturer referred to the rabbi) opinion of the la-
habitants of Lombardy, sad pirated out holier/in t se
Jostles it woo that Italy Wield be the elan of a Ratios se
Istalleetaally inferior—should be beaten like dogs by Aus-
tria, sad eaposed to every description of frailty sad tooth.
The lecturer was listened to with profirand attentive, sad
elicited great applause.