The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-12 00:00:00

ITALIAN RIILES IN FRANCE.

is ease the year 1849 the Italies goversnseata have
berm fa the habit of seeking a resole among the yeses sea.
And as the prisms are constantly full of the latter, the
remands are shipped cff for Amnia. Not Wends, the
leaguer, left without resoarce—thst, too, is a emery
where the customs are so diffmet from our owe—the
greater part of these Italians rotary to Esrey*. Bore,
Radius their satire gauntry Weed against thew, they tutu
their steps to the oaly lead whore they are are of dadiag
both freedom and hospitality. Of wares 1 mesa Sallied.
But woo to those wheat the ship they bare takes pansy
Is may lead oa Preach ground. Mallard-1f tortures awaits
thew then, of which the folio:wiss recital will serve to
give year resins a false ceueeptios :

Lesvieg the Birdielea states. I /ended at Marseilles, an
my way to London throigh France. But on the 10th of
March a PIN of pollee-agents dragged me oat of ay moat,
sad I was locked up fa e hideous Anagram. Here I won
kept till the 10th of May. They took sway my mossy sod
sloths. Doris( these two months no kind of legal gre-
nadier, ema for fsna'-sake, took plea*, sot the slightest
qaestioa asked to 'alights' me as to tie eases of my dates-
tire, sad I began to elm myself up for lost, when I was
saddest, told I was about to start for Hegiral. They
the. lisedeaffed me, put a chain nand my auk, sad
beaded me over to the n Correspoansaes*." My Paraffin

°Oaf scions were Eerie, Todrasi from Nome, Domenico dt
Domisisie, • Emma also, and another named Jean
Baptiste do Negro, • men advanced is years, who for
thirty years had lived coastaerly MusaLes, •
UM who had a Fmachwomaa for his wile, tad by whom
he heel several 'Wm.. This Fresh "Correspoadaase,"
tom is merely mod for the convey's*, of malefactors,
travels by Ant stages, so that we were more than three
es-nabs ea ear joursay. At last, oa the 18th of August, wo
IMO put epos the Rogllsh coast at Dover, free, it is tree,
bet without a centime, as far as I omit was maserned,
and without our effects, that we might ham sold wherewith
to bay bread. All that we four meld master amounted to
two "Wisp. Igament of the likagaage, having Ideas
*sly in Unice, with • garb maculated to emits disgust
I rather rhea pity, we resulted to travel frcm Dover to Los-
des on foot. At • village we ease to I gave my cravat Ia
etchings for shelter far the sight. We reached Ludas oa
the 20,1, where the Gleba, reception given us by ear fel
low-sosatemaes made us forget for a few moments the tar-
tans we bad bees salrjestad to.
(Signed) Luto Ousuorr.
Certified as strictly true,
TODIAIIII, DI DOXIMICIII, DI NlOlO.

la the sane may have beta treated—D. Setatnial,arreded
at Mufti Doe ea the 29t9 of September, handed ern to the
Conceit/edam*" oa the 4th of November, arrived at
Load's ea the 6th of February of the present year.
Andrea Losai. Clemente Coati, &cools Rent, Flattest*
Naludri, ell Isir of wham are from Fut avetaratag from
America, arrested at Nusellles on the 19th at hut% deli-
vered op to the Correep >iodates "ea the 11th of August.
arrived at Dever ea the 11th of December law.

There an ataxy more, when antes we do net wish to
meatios berme stay are net at this anornent is Landes.
Those ulna we have maationd are honourably llama
amongst emigrants, sad whin they hart sejoaraed thew-
saves; t►eir alrastiou is beyead the shadow el a doubt,
sad they in toady to gee retbsl.y on oath as attestation
in roatonatty with what le bon written.
We abstain from all corausat. The fats speak sic.
greatly snag% fee theaalree. We would merely abeam
ant this system has ben etreied on these throe yeas, that
at U. monist we an ao a writing we know that sena au-
happy ltaliaes are being transported like use rat, through
France for Begin& with iron collars cc, and that any
mammas an sew in donnas at Manillas, signet to be
tn►ted la tin sons sumer.

• Le Comatose lease, is the arid of the Fres& pelMy
&estates relays et pastrennse, from on. $ asetMS et
elects parties rrmtee (worth or whoa taw) ate trate-
tarred on their j tree the pleas where %Day were ar-
rested to that, fled destiostioa.

DUBLIN, 131 r?. 11.
The Lord Lientecant held a Privy Council yester-
day afternoon in Dublin Castle. There were present
the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas, the Lord Cott Baron, the Recorder,
Judge Keating., Mr. Kitchell, and the Attorney-
General.

The surgeons of the several regiments in Dublin
garrison commenced yesterday the work of inert,-
lion, for the purpose of carrying out the orders jest
issued for the reduction of the army.
Lord Cardigan is expected to strive in Dublin to-
day. in his new official capacity of Inspector-General
of the Cavalry of the United Kingdom. It is in-
tended, says the Daily likprear, that several military
spectacles alien take place during the noble lord's
stay.
A navy captain complains in the Dublin journals
that the Crimean heroes of his profession have been
overlooked in the preparations for the approaching
national demonstration here.

' RAILWAY PRosezcTs.—During the past week the
ens( god in the laying oat of the North Western
line cooneeting the greater portion of this county with
Athlete, have uswelked aye r the greater part of the pro-
. ketsd litre, and together with the eoatneters sod sol!eitor to
'the comp iny, poised thrangh this tow■ yesterday for
Sligo. We last mach pleasure it beteg enabled to inform
the public of Ma, o that tM eontractors sad ireglasere are
perfectly agreed as to the feesibUity of t►e proket, and that
we have now so hesitation in stating that this Ilse will po-
sitively be proceeded with, despite say opposition, which fa
this thas will be utterly fruitless. We will towards the
cos. of the peasant month lay the pr epeeists before our
realer., end a e expect that a coast, steetsig will insosedv
&tidy to low, mail wh cb we recemmend the potpie of Mayo
to not on their oars is radwey matters.—Mato Oeselitsi-
tiox.—bir. Willi.m Derpea on Woodsy attended the meek
tag of the Limerick and Falun Railway Company, sad we
are glad to say thtt the railway from Barash to Kato will
be immediately commenced envier tr • satpase of the di/tri-
ton of this owapsay.—Lawerick Observer.