The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-11 00:00:00

emeidtrAk for on oar frontier: she collected betweee. the
Adds sod the Titiscs sad 'specially bstwsea Cremes, Per
et we, and Faris, • real turps of operations, which or**
could not Le d...tised t tintsin order m these tow's, width
are ,4 quite ndory importance.
For tows days the bank of the Ticino presented tho op
ratan, Of • ,ilantty is 'thick war is about to brook oat.
Th, retires were eecapiet by detached corps—erarywhere
geysers were preps:el am] meseurre were token to 6.rm atone.
edette. wore yle od even no the bridge of Begot*, which
marks lb. limit. ef the two cnistrier. I say nothing of the
a•esaciog divourse held publicly et Wino end in other towns
by the xftater part of the .tostnes °gleam widaost except-
ing those of eminent reek, for I know that one must not
always reader government,. rtsp,,zroblo for tho lestin.3e of
the
is :4r tiltaik it sea limy to colt sttenton to the receplket
sires at Venice to the troop. coming from View" aid to
the oetextatito with which va.t preparations have been made
at Pia•enza by necnprnp; forts wbioh was ems! rooted in
debars of treitico, and which the Austrians boy* app er..d
to !eglect for wok, Hort pia.
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la premec s of arrangements es menveing to ee, the
caantry h.. born h asitired. Confiding ii the patt:otiam
of the king and of hie government, it remakes calm ; but it
amends that thought should be Kim to putt mg it hi •
position to confront the eventnebties, of which web a Ms.
play of isms ea the pat of Austria may be lakes es a Sere.

It Wee this end that the stieietry resolved to seiretene into
Plebeeet the (1117111012. eetebtlehet t. Eorchala end t °yowl
the Alpe, aid hte motel the chambers r whom/ t)
tract loan.

This lost resume, which 1 expect will be aloptr 1, while
wowing to the nation that the government hoe the ootsciuos-
Itele of whet the menrity and bosons of the tenuity iwpom
ono' It, will maintala Issimuilllty is the public mind, and
will permit as Wady to at future eventnaliiim
I hope you will have so difficulty ie convincing the poli-
tical perms with whom yon aro is rslatill the. tits M 01111,2
above indicated with as ezelsolvely defensive object, fir
hen contaisles a menace fur the tranquillity of Ensqty
will hAre for result to Cahn the sgitition is hely tattle
reassure meit's minds by giving birth to the balms at ean-
Mane that l'iedmost, strong in her good right, sal died
by the which the justice of her ears as alone promo
lam, is reedy to combat every element of await in the Pew
Wads, from whatever quarter it may come; hem Arleta
or tram the revolution.

--fiCarge ion to hold tM. nanto luiguage is As ladder
et rents alid, bogging yes to keep me informed 41
the jel/4110114 which .hall be mold on the neinenren
Innen% 1 eau you, &c., mud) C. Covonn.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
lilting at NMI Primo at Wee rainwear a larm.—(Beian
Lord Campbell sad • Bprelal Jam)
°WILSON W. /HI Litt or WaTOll.-1,1112.

The trial of this cow was restuosi at the 'Mai of the
load t -day, whoa Colonel Dickson's eras.-assaiwilica was
iatitiaard by the Attarnoy-Oaaaral.
XI. Jana; rod foe the dakedatat, oat ha would haw,
la objcvion t r the digerati towbars or root:pis et the nsa
who g,o a nipsaaation toe till Worts. they acrd at Clo-
wns being referred for the madasika and Piped elegy
ream ths Atiasssy-Gosead *lib* tea.

Lord Campbell add the ow wee ems matfett e le he
'Mei to the very be torn, eat he thg wbk lii.
Junks asigestad wee the but COMM I adopt.
The Attorney•Generd mad ha valid same eome ger
Oman.

Croxsymanilaetka oontleeed-1 twee that lleadlere n.
tend 10! and I teak. as he wattle moat wounded in the
regimen, hi get 3J. er 3t, w it may he U. extra eieepees-
h-n. Is the accent Penered by me I dery W. pay le
that man is tour Aileen issymenle—lL, 11- 114, sad 11. ;
but the voloalien hb a allaildr..4.ll 101. iNd two
for 5/. 1 cense exploits fetter ffienked, probably, ores of
the U. we Included In the 101., emd *Were a mem esti-
can. The monies given to she ma ewe moor
tiniee heeded to their wing, seastkein to them
pelves, and nemeses to their cassis. The
were mete (lettere by the seta themeseget
often by their corporal. 1 len myself, whoa I bed • U.
co 2!. he my pocket, given it to the mem, wed team us reedit.
and I have so doubt I bare disbursed Mahe messy thea I
have charged be my account. At libe end et sory
,
I had bent. n 20.11. and 3001. belosglug to the Is
my pereeetion. I did not hasp It appendsly, bet her It
with my private roomy at my banker's end
_or aes, end I
depended on Ike vouchers I lad, ascot'erekti Ole shies et
the regimental events. is April, 1657, who I was
theretseed by Messrs. Hodge set Longa ebb en anima,
I pre a pronneway awe at wiz moths, bend of the
many, became 1 dad not Me le town Lord Wilion's sassy,
he hamecon tenon newton, t Id menet to do le, as hem-
pen toed oshoseptiens tonne Mess. Shemeite amen .
I scarcely env saw a Pare meet* le the newest kr
inameier the seceenta of the meet. The usage of the sew
van exoctieng to my 'Aperitif* does not requiem week •
wiestim. It is not the none to have otereent min mast-
imp. Colonel North was is cow, -poodenos with Karl
Wilms re well as =net. Up to the time of the Inquiry
Cel nal Nottb was toy friend, but through Lord Wilow's
lateen, e he held aloof and mean to take his lordship's
ride, I well to state publkly that whet Colonel North
stated before the comminen of lageny wee atteely warm
The confusion end irregularity to the meet accounts wers
not owing to than havieg been ace mew menage. Cartes
Dicks u s aroossa, sepsoially his wine anwent, were
most ,regular. It t. the daty of the commending
officers and the protest of the mess to see that
the accounts are propel, kept sad dinhargeL I
think I ins not applied to to hold • men meeting. I never
refused t 3 ran ouch • theettag. Naj, r Walker wee the
only officer who raggested that there should be a mica meat-
lag, and I mid it would be held slier Captain Diekee's three
months had expired. 0.17 one men meeting was held, and
that was In January. It is the duty of the lieutanat-
colonel to all teem meeder. I was amine to hen • mops
meeting. and I did call on. There was a meeting at
theed. men, to chnve the patterns of gem and crockery
for the regimental me.s. It woo not a ?smite called for
that panne, ho' one to receive Lord Wilt.,., woo had in-
timated hts 'lnnen that day to come down sod look at the
regimeet. There were twenty-In or thirty offices pre.
sea., and the ell complement of the regimen wen sly
thenoterea. fthemus's man tweed with peewee, either
Were or at the moment of his lordship's an toe
and I presume, webers wrongly, that he had um Lon
Mtn es the subset. We desired to establish a mei, the
same at the other Tow,r Henke Negteseet bad dose, whilst
in treeing. Ilberpea's man said be lied auopliid their
mem with the ankles neemery. Lind Wflton then
the patters of the plates for the dinner seen,
and all the other officers deferred to hie led=
selection. I thick there was • tonditioesl
siren to Sharpe" for oho reds on that cocain by
Lord Wilton, and the goods were Peet to Woolwich when the
meet was comenced. I bad never toyed( Bern flharpee's
man before that day, end I hod never pr-viously any row
lattniceibe with that firm. When the ordinary c entriettkes
of the officers end the 'Rowdies of the government
are insufficient, It Is meal for the officers he subpoena'
the the ency, and by Led Wiltma's order I applied
to them in this insane to do so. There were
four estertaiamenes even by the regiment, which cost
1521. The lest was to General Pierretoint when he '
came to learnt the regiment. I propped ie myself to the
ellStere• and they never dine need. It was an understood
Meg. emu . odd. keening to the tore. of the ter-
vice it was meetly right to pay tais out of the regiteeeml.
case fume, 11114 act by the sub se nit of the Ohms.
The neat stertainment wee on th• prodentetion of co-
lours by the daughter of the Earl of Wilton. Ten
tee SO or 100 rests. It was • Inchon, mid roe SOL The
Olken eked rand after parade end dixemsed the matter I
&se of the officers were fee having a dean oft-r the come
may. It wee peeper to pay the expense, with the ement
of the officers. out of the men fume. The third entertain-
ment wee given to Col. North on hie retrement. It was
posited by dotes of the Akan 1 was happy to agree
ore ft. It was decided to give it at the Trafalgar, at Grecs-
with. There was another 'unnatural to tintrel Pierre-
pet.
Did you ewer my to may officer of the regiment, " I have •
little lord who tele me all that is said in the Mere MOM, end
I In .w • way to get rid of officers witboet • coon mantel?"
Wiens—No ; but there were some nem diem
who einceduotel themselves, an<l.l told them the egret
roar in were sot the fasten is mine reglmests, bat that it
1 n pored them to Lord Wilton, they would be rammed at
et,c.
111. you call Yee r Walk, r a young officer ?
W, ro•eic—No ; I am ante that it was Major Walker who
etym.! tot re the beard of equity shout the little hied.
I heed it thee and I deity ft now. All I and
woo 1114 I shotild bore en ye to ere that tio•re veer to
p ."tbittg going ce a tte regiment. That was *bat Major
Walk." dislike% became be seabird with the youag ofikeve,
Mt 1 hare fund out sem ad can prove it. (Ilene +n )
The. we twisted end tanned Into the payee abet • little,
Iced, het I near mode use of such an npresidon.
This eloxel the erose-examination.
lie-essocomd by Mr. Hawkins--1 hare bees thirty-thee
ye o• in the army. The office re of tips Tower Handsel Militia
nem cot CM far from all-ent. Not sae tithes had send
the army. 'seep myself led Cototiel North. The ad-
jutaut hat been in the .rue. There was to dis.entient
auvii the oilier. t" myna; the root of the entertainment
at Woolerieh out 11 the mem funds. I meted the,
epee, which Lord Wilma de:trend on the peesentation of
co oars; or, at all event*, told he what I would toy.
(Liege. r )
Mr. Hewhisd—Do you remember who he proposed, your
health that he bole he wer.sext tenissoey to your " lent,
effieisn-v and tailoring zeslr•
Witien—Vn.
L .ni Campbell—Did 3 oil • rite that spite', too
(latighter.)
Waste—No; sat that one.
Mr. Thomas &Mph, Moonily, M.P., examined be Mr.
tenee-1 have known Colonel Deism twelve or Oft- es 1
ye et.. I 1.-member his calling on nos la July en, in rehreice
to a threat tee dine. him from the army without equity.
I thought it right. in sonsevence, to pat a gametes t° the i
tveieury .4r State for War In the Home of Commots.
(Mr. Dmicantler thee reed the grease.)