The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

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; rnlne frot'l et'', • - • .•!. re
eta_ • til 11, people sire Liwin.ll 1, .0 invoke the
11...1 of It dile.. fo-day they have 04.1 in met, with
111 .1 • ! in 11. r oinir• •••• •••• •, •ef tvi;t
Mt; 1., is ctiant the tun. On
,• •• ~..a was •••••," To ~.• Go I
orreth . • and who tight, • :0•• e
m ...... te of the oceinonn •14.. Ltighten. dby
the tiost Kiag Victor E.usaandsl was enter-
ing Mil ti prteisele as se were rendering fleabite to
et..V.,rom!ity in Ilia temple.
the ...cyst,/ of the 'Al,lanr•r of Idte has been
ad•-•irdll.-. I. was impriotive 1,.• .1, to to prt,ret•
• cern Olge..tr : sod perfect his it 4.. n. If we had
s•hir-1 • h. in to commence a sangotnnry ;outwit with
the Am.*, they would unhesit .tineiy Ease dose
sec No tweet had the new, of ttio battle of
igm.ra toothed that city the, the garri.o• pre-
paid to dielinp, the Mita:wants to rt e. The main
etr<ets w..r barricades!. the Neal.. Wi.:Ch they had
ker emicer'csl at the peril of their lives were drawn
Ic th frum *hair hiding place.; a national guanlofsix
handfed ere a was orgenised ard so rapid was the
to: mat.ntt that i: elan amounted to six thousand.
An a•Hr.... was presected to the King in which
the declare themeel eta the subjects
of r Emmanuel, thereby renewing the act of
union of lir.. The address wits read in the pre
erne, of Pispolto• III.; and I mention this to show
J.: gummier. t' at be does not inter...re iu the internal
g mimeo: of Italy, that he leaves the peoples free
to declare their wish, and that he was calumniated
sites enameled of desiring to resume the kingdom
of !tale once founded by his uncle. At the some
HI. • hr has h•Med numerous u•eler. iutriTees for
forming I.ovhardo-Venetia into a separate state. '
Tse Sardiuian government has aiready sect to Milan
i:• new eOpnwieejuller, Vigliani, the ft...cal procurator
to the Court of Appeal in Genoa. He Is • mar. most
hi,fhly esteemed for hie probity and administrative
teleat ire It often held office us Minister of Justice.
He Irak. • hi. mt•retary with him, the deputy Carling,
a young man of great promise.
Count C.ITOUr received yesterday as exect
of the new fortifiestions still being contracted
by the Aumr:cts at Ancona. They arr. in fact, the
saute as tho:e which were designed by the Frerreh
miginter. io NOS, and which the shifting events of
that time prevented from ever being ezerdted. The
plan w.a foiled among the papers of Luigi Bassani,
a captain of engineers during the period of the
Lilian kingdom, and who is no longer living. Bat
the Pope, wl:o permits this fortifying of ALC3nStO
go on oil its garrison to be increased, is giving, a sin-
gun'r proof of centrality! In the surroncding Miatricta
the clergy are preaching from the altar that the
war waged by the French sad Sardinians is spinet
religion, that they the people must hold themselves
therefor* in reedinses for the day when the Holy See
shall summon them to its defence. In Rome the'
French police are doing linty, so that Nardoni with
his bravos, instead of being able to watch the young
liberals, is watched himself. Although the official
journal has contradicted the notice of c conspiracy
plotted by three prelate', lie !Herod', Borgia, and Lo
Bch ise co, it 1. most certain that all three wanted to get up
the cry of •• Long lire the republic, and death to
the pewees," that they might compel the French
111117 Los either to arrest lades-ideals or become hateful
to the people by repressive measurer. The liberal
party, however, is so strong in numbers, and so
well dieeip:ined, and General Orlon's pvcr.ibition
against rhos and clamour so peremptory, that the
peopk• are ie.igned to silence. Lest Sunday, when
the general was leaving the church of Bt. Louis, the
assembled crowd uncovered, and merely waved white
Medlin rattier.. For all that, desertion smote the
attic. troops coatinaes as before. A.