The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-21 00:00:00

G4.UBALDrR AL118140.11.

• The Italian journals are again speaking of Gari-
baldi's marriage, but seem uncertain ea to whether it has
taken place already, as stated, or Mto ►e celebrated in a few
days. They all agree, however, that the lady Is 31811 e.
Rsimondi ; and a Milan linter Elves the fol/dwing somewhat
romantic acoount of the commsnosznent of their acquain-
tance :

'FLiet Pining, on the very day when the intrepid Chas-
sears of the Alpe entered Leooo on the heels of theAutrians,
aad In the midst of cries of enthusiasm, an elegant carriage
met them, full of young and charming women gaily deco-
rated with the Italian colours. Half confused and half
excited. they sought Garibaldi without daring to inquire for
him. They were the ladles of the Maimondi family, and
that le how they saw &L eh other for the first time. Some
days after, the Champlin, who, in pursuing the
enemy foot by foot hoot Varies to Como, bad
placed themselves in • dangerous poaition, wee* obliged
to return to Verses. The committee of defence of Como
wished to sand notice to the general that the Austrians were
prepering to quit the place, but how eould they do so? The
otrumantrations were cut off by the wept! of Urban, who
D.:lured all the country between Como and Varese. Each
locked at the other, and all were hesitating, when a young
girl presented herself, took the dispatch, got on horseback,
followed by her father'. chaplain, and got through the
enemy's troops, and did not *top until she foetal herself in
she presence of Garibaldi. This courageous girl was Mdlle.
Rafinondi, end, when you read this, his spode, as the Leitrim
say.'

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of the Right Hoe. Thomu Babington
(Baron) Macaulay, late of Holly Lodge. Kensington, was
proved in the principal reentry of the Court of Probate on
the 12th of January, by Thomas Plower FJlis, i of the
Middle Temple, barrister, Recorder of lesde, oat sq.,e
of the me-
awn, power being reserved to 81r Charles Edward Tnri-
Yelps. K.C.8., end Lady Hosea Yam Trevelyen, wife of
Sir Charles, and slater of Lord Macaulay, the other executors.
The peraosaity was swain under 110,0001. Be has left the
following :—To his broths% the Rev. John Mersa-
lay and Charles Zachary Macaulay, each 6,0001. To hie
slater, Franoes Macaulay, 2,0001. To his nephew., Henry
and Jo...ph, sons of hie broth.r, Henry William Macaulay,
each I,canl. To hie niece, Margaret Jane, daughter of Sr
Charles Edward Trevelyan, 10.0001. and to hie nephew,
Geergs Otho Trevelyan, and niece, Alice Harriet Trewilyin,
the sou and daughter of Sir Charles, 6,0001. each; and to his
executor, Thome Flower Ellis, 1,000/., and that he may
make a retention from his library of 100 volumes of printed
hooka; the net of ht. library, with his furniture and the re-
lease of his personal estate, together with his real estate, be
leaves to his stater, Lady Hannah More Trsvallyan. The
will bears date the 28th of October. 1868. Witnemee, G. H.
Ellie, 7, Spring-garden; J. C. Wormen, his clerk. It was
clearly drawn up and contained in a sheet soda hail of
deny. The probate was obtained by Messrs. Lyon and Ca,

The;ill of the late General Sir Frederick William Trench.
of Moreau:in Castle, Roecommon,lead, end Lower
Grosvenor-stress, • knight commander of the Hanoverian
Oselphie Order, who died on the 6th of December last, at
Brighten, was proved in London, on the 11th of January,
by Mee Mary Elizabeth Trench, the Mines ; Mho Lomas
Elisehmh Domvile, the niece; and William Mark Fbidgete,
Baq., solicitor, of Craven-street Slid Baton-square, the joint
executors. The personalty wits worn under 25,0001. The
family estates In the county of Roecommon are left by set-
tlement to his sisters, and he leaves to his sissy Mary Eli-
sabeth all the property connected therewith that belonged to
him, and also lesves her his star and order of knighthood
and his military appointments. Bequeaths to hie sister, Ann
Trench, 2,0001. and many specific legacies; to his niece
Louisa 6,0001., and pecuniary legacies to others of his family.
Dire*. that 2001. shall be distributed artmeget his poor
friends at Heywosd, many of whom he describes es cottager'
sad labourer'. Beqeeattm to the Duke of Rutland, " the
picture of myself hard at work at the Themes Quay,"
in which undertaking the late duke was mach interested.
and bequeaths to the duke and to Lord Manners end Lady
Adelina Norman such of his sketches and drawiags y they
may dumps to select; the reasahader of hie derivative.
sketchy, and lithographs, he leaves to his sister Mary Mica-
bath, MA has appointed her residuary legatee. The estates
in Queen's County, left under his brother'. will, In the event
of his not having male issue. poen to hi. Aster Mary Miry
heth. Will dated B.h of November, 1669. Signed F. W.
Trench, General.
The will of the late celebrated General Sir Joseph neck..
well, 0.C.8., has just been proved. By R codicil. dated the
day before his death, he deprives his elder son, Captain
Thackwell, the author of the "Second Blkh War, in 184&9."
and now a barristaroat.law, of all the property left him In a
former will, including Ashada Hall, Cork, and Conuwogh
Hoye, Waterford. end gives It to trustees in trust for hie
grandchildren, who must be educated in the tenets of the
Protestant religion. Captain Theekwell had been received
into the Roman Catholic Church oilya chart time previous
to Biz Joseph's deoease.—lUssfeWef LOWIOIS Noce.

Tbs ship Soothers Goes, Bristow. from Madras
107 days. errlved In the Dowse yeetercley. Pseeeneers—li re.
Johnetes. Lieutenant ilteginoos, Lleet•nett Gardeer. Lim'
%mat Lwow% Dr. Hamad, sad 122 diseberged ethheti.