The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-04 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.
MON 11l OW 001/111POW

ROME Jail. M.
il'heedandentoniaa frolics of the Carnival have cow-
rasoto-day with the usual spirit, nor have the
frequenters of the Corso been dismayed at the eireatn-
stones of the Armament taking part in the pelting
12411111 by disoharging a sudden and violent shower el
eeetfetti, in the shape of hail, upon the woodsy crowd
of brigands, clowns, harlequins, and quack doctors.
That the Carnival should have survived the rigorous
assures of the ice, forbidding the as of masks
or any kind of • upon the bee, shows how
excessively the are attached to their
periodical saturnalia, and should the sonfidenes
of his Holiness in the loyalty and affection of
his subject" be ever restored so far as to allow
them to squeak again joyously, 24 of old, ander paper
physioncenies, there is no doubt a perfect furor will
accompany the restoration of the legitimate Carnival.
Bares doubt attends the reamed= of the promised
masked balls at the theatres, on amount of a lieute-
nant of gendarmes having been stabbed a week ago by
a man from Piperno, whose daughter he had main&
to marry, but abandoned. Am there was evidently no
political motive in this it is trusted that
the sensitiveness of the will not be aroused so
far as to prohibit theferticei.
A great dial of ill-founded alarm as to the proba-
bility or possibility of a revolutionary movement in
Rome has prevailed in other parts of Italy of late,
and the consequent remonstrances of the Papal go-
vernment have prevented the French garrison from
being mimed to the effective force of merely 3,000
men, se was proposed a year ago. The French
forces here and at avita Vezina are still about
double that number, added to which the Swiss regi-
ment, and the Roman battalions of clamors and in-
fantry in the capital, are more than sufficient to put
down any attempt to change thesxisting state of things,
should snob an attempt be made—of which, nadir
present circumstances, there is not the most remote
probability. Meanwhile the foreigners render Rome
extremely gay, and shopkeepers, hotel keepers, sad
climes.' prosper in consequence. Balls, concerts, and
conversations' succeed each other uninterruptedly,
and the Roman princes are throwing open the
magnificent palates to the cosmopolite crowd. Prince
Doria's bell, on the 23rd hut, was the moat splendid
event of the season. Prince Doris also sent an in-
vitation to the Pops, not to attend his ball. bet to
visit the church of Bt. Agnes, belonging to the peinee's
gamily, in the Pima Rayons, which he has recently
restored at considerable expense. His Holiness ao-
eepted the invitation on the festival of lit. Agnes, the
91st inst., and, after saying mw and visiting the Doria
SetninsTaiartook of a collation prepared for him
in the li . The same morning Cardinal Ferretti
performed ceremony in Prince Doria's church of
blaming the lambs, whose wool is destined for the
pathos et investiture sent to every archbishop of
the Room church by the Pope, a ceremony which
usually takes plies is the church of Bt. Agnes, extra
assines, now esthete*, thorough repair, so that his
Hothouse may visit it on some future occasion without
etan=gerthtiognog. h the ceiling, as was the disastrous
The mean of Bt. Anthony have been boxy this
week with the aMeial blessing of the Papal stud,
deepen, and poet hones, beside going through the
same seremeey, for a consideration, with bell, book,
and (audio, over the horse', donkeys, dogs, and buffa-
loes of the Pope's subjects, from princes downwards

(vzox oul owb

NAPLES, lAN. M.
Every stied has been occupied within the last few
days by the repoeto of pesos negotiations. His
Majesty psrsosafy is delighted with the prospect of
an arrangement which will relieve him from the ma-
berramment of his position. Unwilling to act with
the allies, and fearful to offend them, his diloalty was
very distressing to him, and hie relief from it might
almost, in his Majesty's opinion, be attributed to the
intercemion of the Madonna Immanolata.
7rtletnda have been slightly affected, rising about
11, bat now again they are on the decline. In this
country, however, they canaot be emeidered otherwise
than as a very trilling indication of public opinion.
The history of the polies in this country must
always form a subject of interesting inquiry, espe-
cially after its notorious antecedents. lam assured,
therefore, that Bisachini is regarded as the aid in-
terim director of polies i Mama still exercises lin-
eman control, together with Maddalcssi and
Indeed,to this
s triumvirate may be described as
bobs lo Bialiehial, who ia really a ra-
dium a mesa et mid elm nator : by these it is
ma Shot lie botroolioos ore sometimes scooter-
sermil, mod beam enamel

Thojelososoo at Mostefoome-
his onoolatoo wore volooved to

Pads sad

of late, fa same ream or tithes, berm treated with
greater leashases.
A few days mime an advocate named Begone was
liberated from prime. He wee arrested with Hi-
ram= sad a number of others, anspenting to 36, in
the month of October lest. The sharp brought
=them was that they were members of the
party. Blume. sad Stigmas., it will be
remembend, were eraslly bates before any trial.
The tamer has just bees liberated, nothing having
bees proved against him ; whilst the latter is still in
prises. It le a sinplar fast that the very ram, Pier-
rot, by whose evident* they were arrested, bus him-
self ham imprisoned on the ground of his being a
liberal.

The lades arrived at Marseilles this taccalag,
Ita advisee Ms the Crime to ha. 23.

A tidegraphis &spatial from Donstantisopis an-
somas that 11111 swam maid to perform the dudes Of
plosiroolatisay at the Paris soalimmoss is Atli Psalm, the
Broad V tar. Ho loaves Coastmatiaopla on the sth, sad
will peebably anim at liatomiliss ea the 15th err 17th—qatm
time 'monk to be la Paris ea Ike SOM.
Is is said that the Emperor Napoleon has written
• latter to ti. Emperor Firamsis Joseph, Is whisk ha pro-
, mimes that tha Fifth hoist shall b. iaterproted "either is
the spirit of ea attorney ear of a tradesmen."
Delegates Brom all the railway compasiss sf MR-
way are sow sitting at Berlin, to oosiaidor tha establish
moat of • sorban amity is the ism and ia tha general Dogs-
latices as to imigags-
Ths fallowing scrims jedgemmt of a sourt-martial,
whisk mat is Des. 37,1561, has jut beta attglaed st fit.
Potorsbarg :—" The andirr-swast of tho Maid& itegismat
.f Ommosio, Ea. 18 battalisa, Bibordolf, dasomdsat .1 the
Prisms of the Mamma; Is madostasd far robbery to lb.
MN of kisprinsely Artily, to degradatioa, mad so be fawn-
prated with omotkor battslios."
Ws (Salisbury Journal) nadmestand that the Wes-
lam esegregatioas thrskagboot the kingdom' me about to
pentioa the Seem of Oases', is semen with ether
redress elasieStas, *pis* Me aware oesamplated i.
polkaed fer "raft the Orpid Pass the Maisel
Gamy, sod Mbar plasm of paha' assamossat is the metro-
polis is Ms Loorrs-day ; and to memorialise bar Esjeety to
wampoad the porformaisem is the Sabbath .1 the military
beads whisk bays be.. nosatly iatrodasod into the Paha.
Lad Dalrymple hula, vacated his mat far Wig-
temlin. Bar ',strew Jigsaw of Latham Bart., lima mom
forward as • toadies", to moral him. la his odds., be
states that he holds Libossl *aim% bat mauls mmoagly
that lb. Prottsmatim of tho esmatttatioa should be pro-

served. 10141 sapper' well oeseldelea 10111111•1 hr
astasese le ell oboes the lewelese of s real denudes.
Pills Is farm of religious teleredes, bst ewes! le he
Mayseelb vast, esol will reties ma attempts is filter Um
orgsletisse by etleb the aisles elhaewledsoe the Divine
'gawky d the Sabbath.
The ausiontio• of candidata at Edinburgh will
take pleas es Mushy.
Peektaer Taylor reeonuneade le the most effectual
wonky hr lethr• rest by pew, tbe free ere et .sulks-wsx
to se eevelepe els wily writ snored by the elesses adh• rive
neterial.

REIMIOMMO OF *llllllAr—Neliiithataitike tbe
'wear arra • air er wasbarbe trampartedl ltata tM
Rao* eba Mask ea% sad Or liblbo ass. r Gat that obi
warms rap of Rear rosportal lb 1S ssly 2,039,000
VSa. arbide aortal, bait at tbat sand by war rers,
Esta.ll; slatrat .1 lialibaad. la Ws rameattial
el Ueda as surbos fr a rastry wbbb
lib ma alas teroatag lie Oaapius). la
bear by it. gra Dodd esaatrib, Arrayed
Persia, r 4 by tea ram odor art of Wary, Twiny
or Gram; ha a reatay 'WI bra as UMW is
Plant. i the Pis al Asia, /at I. tbe O.Ysiial tapir ?

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
INN AT SS. PIM AT WITTIMINTIT.7IB:IO4I LOAD CATTILL

PUNT L. 011,01 D, WORCIIII2IIII, AND WOLYZILIAATTON

LAILWAY.

ON ♦ RAILWAY.

This was as adios to mom, eonapenration in damages
for labile, lastainad by a railway maligns.
him B. Jame aad Ur. Phipeon appeared for the plaintiff,
sad Mr. M. Chambers sad another harmed gentleman for
the railway company.

The plaintiff, Mr: Rashes Plant, was a gentleman of
nomaiderable property, who carried on an eatensin business
ea ea iron aad Goal aaerehant both In Staffordshire and
Wiles, mid on the 13th of September, he wear to the station

as the &fondant.' line near ilryerhy, and took m lint clam
tisket for Birmingham. The carriage in which he took hit
seat mended safely as far so Dudley, when it was Mooted
so to • aiding for the pupae of being joined to the Biz-
Washers train, and while that was being dens, it cams is
milimion with another wrists*. Ths plaintiff was thrown
violently against • gentleman who sat opposite to
him, being completely etworsed by the blow, sad receiving
. . . . . . _

severe injeries on the left eye, from which he wat for ems
time apprehensive of loolog the eight. He still suffered
very much from the wound, and was 'untie, without great
pain, to read with the eye. The company did not deny the
neglect, and the only question was the amount of damages
to which the plaintiff was entitled.

Lard Campbell thought, as the neglect was admitted, the
sue might have been settled out of coon.
Mr. E. James mid the company bad neither made any
offer to the plaintiff oor paid any money into must.
The medical testimony went to show that the blow had
greatly impaired the plaintiff's sight, and that the indem•
station which It caused had not yet been entirely subdued ;
and also that It wee highly probable he would feel the
effects of the blow, more or less, as long as be lived.
Mr. Chambers addressed the jury on the part of the
defendants, in mitigation of damages, contending that, from
the medical evidences adduced by the plaintiff, it was quite
shier that there was not the slightest chance of the eye being

irmanently sffeetad, ss far u vision was concerned.
Lord Campbell having summed up,

Thai jury, after retiring for a few minutes, returned into
tout wit► a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 6001.

CLAII O. RATCLIPP —AI3/13DICATION
This was aa amiss by Mr. Clark, aka

la the Strand, to recover oompensailon in damages against
the defendants, who carry on basin's, at Birmingham,
for baying made kin a benkrupt without any sufficient

Mr. O'Malley sad Mr. Peters(lord' were for the plain-
tiff, and Mr. E. Jana appeared ter the defendant.
The eau bad tidy proceeded 'stage when it was arranged
by counsel to take a verdict for the plaintiff, with liberty to
move the court above, on a point of l►w as to whether,
under the Bankruptcy Act, the adjudication of the Bank-
nthtey Court was not final where the bankrupt did not
appeal spinet it, and whether it did not operate as a bar to
this action. A verdict was scoordiegly enured for the
plaintiff, with that understandiog.
The reclaiming cane on the list having either been with-
draws or settled, the court roes before twelve o'clock.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
sap= MI. ooeoauresa lAUIe.
IX 13 SIOVI.
This was the lint meeting tads, the bankruptcy of Ws.
Shove, oil and colour man, paiatsr and glister, of Croydon'.
From a prelisiaary statement of moats prepared by Kr.
Pettis, it appears that tbs bankrupt's habilitlea are about
3,0001. ; and ►e has glom up eseete, acluding 1271. in ash.
estimated to yield 6001. Several debts were proved, and
Yr. Cater, glass sad load nisrohant, of St. Dasetan't-biU,
was shown trade assignee.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS DAY.

The February @anion of the above court was opened
this using by the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the Right
Ron. the Recorder, Aldernea Sir R. W. Carden, Cooper,
and Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Kennedy, Mr. Sheriff Rom,
Mr. Under-Sheriff Stone, Mr. Under-Sheriff J. A. Rom,
and the weal City euthoritire.
The diet *dittos of the calendar contains the names of
87 primness.
The Recorder, fa hie sharp to the grand teary, said that,
with the excepties or few very serious oases, the calendar
did set appear to present any serious amount of wine, sad
the number of prisoners was about the usual avenge for
the varied that bed elapsed since the adjournment of the
emit lie regretted to see that there did not appear to be
wry dimiauties is the amaber of charges of effuses
ogabot the mown, sad notwithstanding the imam with
which the law had been administered, and the
severity of the pnefehment that was indicted in such cues,
the number of prisoners charged with this offesee am-
Maned to be very cusiderable, and no lees than twenty-one
of the primers in the present calendar appeared to be
enlarged with passing maaterfait axis, and other offences of
that description. There were two cm s of murder
to be brought before them. In the fleet a young
wawa wee charged with the 'Duda of het
illegitimate child, and it appeared that the death
arose from a hooters of the skull, but wording to the
ev:dmee, this injury might have resulted either front a
blow or as accidental fall, and there did not ap-
pear to be say 'videos* that the Wary wen in-
dicted by the primer. Under these dream-
seances, it would be for the grand jary to con-
sider whether the prisoner ought to be pet apes
her trial fo wilful murder, but they would still be
at liberty to roma a bill for the coneealaseat of the
birth. The ether charge of murder was one of a totally
dada eat elaareeter, it beteg a horrible act cf amusing-
tics mouniteed is the open day by a young rasa eased
Weelree. There Gould be be doubt that the act was eon-
WWI by the primer, and the only question that scald
004 ohs is the one was with respect to the state of
Wel ettbe primmer. With that question, however, the
semi joy had wales to do, sad it would be their duty to
return a true bill for murder.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANBION-1101:183.
Mug Allies sad Amelia Pickering were brought t cram
the Lord Mayer charged with kering [night in Bishopsgste-
street, es Saturday night, sat 12 o'clock.
ft politreataa saw them figlitiog, ported the% , and (Mies*
thou le p Immo. They separated, but woe of erwarda
begsa to 'gist mate, and they were then taken to tha
static's-house. They had, it sppeenrd, been iighdeg with
each other every night dareg the week, sad wore
described sa ths most disorderly wows& in lbs neigh
bombard.
They begged to be allowed to go, sad said they Dad
punished each ether quite earsegb, without heisg dealt
with harshly by the ausghitrate.
The Lord Mayor said, for the take of the public puce, be
should ass ths prioeun 40s. sash, or esateace thew to he
impriectsod use aoatb.
H. Gene was 'Merged with haviag used iasaltiag lea-
gases ne Mr. Bunke, t Losidoaltan-aerker.
It apparel that the prisoner was &reshot the time, sad
he admitted that be onneadtted the offence, sad earneed,
11.01•081 Pd•
Mr. Break* sail It was important to his, that, pending
sertala law preelediap I. which he wu engaged, undut
lam that et the unman% whisk bed surly led to o breach
of the pesos, should he repressed.
The pellosass said the primmer was very drank at the
time, sad it wee seeeseary to Garry him to the statics-
hews.
Mel Is. far bobs hook, end informed that if he
eastiat Yr. Brooks say atom he should be severely

GUILDHALL.
III•10tO INTO ♦ WIIIOIISI.
William Norma, Laslas Mottos, Tbostas Betio., a
imam Webs sane of lisawstibt, sad a ma wised Belll9
were pissed at the bee as tb• f •Isg charge:
Hobert Poshasa, &sureties oliect, etasmsesos
of laforsedos I received o t the list of 'smeary, I
wetsbod ps prearhos of Nam. Marley, Bell, sad
Co., silk morelteaw, of No. 6, Crain-titian, Old
Broed•strest. Ttoll leforostloa I matted ea the 28:b.
I want, Ia weatosay w.th Ball sad 'nattier Si.., of dee
SUM of Lereerd. sad we oeseesled caroms to sa ogee