The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-21 00:00:00

the day that a number of the rmforto
arrive by*, steam- ship AMC., it war
the packet company bad received no is
nor could any meation of it be bead is
although same thourad or two ram
log plean at Cumberland Basin,ltetwt
al it is tamed, the great balk of the
boon after five o'clock, however, a te
mouth announced the arrival d the
and that she had oa board fifteen of
of the exiles, and the rumour dyit
rectlone, the inhabitants were soon or
was such • rush towards the notwelL
before bees witnessed. The banks
landing quays were also soca Growl
concourse, which, at the time
the poet, at six o'clock, could
less thee 10,000, and was estimated b
The Teufel wee gaily decked out wit
Nespolitese being dwarfed on the c
steamed up the river rent the sir wit'
Vona. The cheers were taken up mg
board the ship, and indeed by the exi
men became altogether one of the m
Upon the Jams nearing the qua,
Beg., M.P,, sad a few leading fins
pay their respects to the brave Italia
tithe warm sympathy of the peopl
name cd the fifteen were found to I
cenalo Hama* Regent Mauro, L
Dames,Veto Forced, Francisco Prix
Carlo Destageles, Filippo Agreed,
Povesti, Angelo Pallurrino, Achi
FavatestaaL They see a due body ol
them are advanced in ege, and appal
their long end cruel imprLionscanl
same, Is Woe from the prams of tJ
during MeV keg years Ministrant
to Malt in the ankles from the earn
boarded the Juverna wen eccomper
ea Mallen gentleman reading at Cl
eldpbroker, who has lived In Ital
kindly acting as intseprears a sot
was held in the chief cabin.

lin H. B. Allen, of the Angel
humble citizen welcomed the ease
was sore, had their arrival been dd
authorities would have hastened
hlmeeN he freely proffered them
bottle. _ .

Signor 't memo Baztoeria exp
thanks of himself and compeoions
lilies, and said they could not expel
seption given them by the people
long known England to be the land
and of generous sympathy with the
hoped for such a glorious reception.
Mr. Bind said Me. Beetalay, th
Wet, htpeilemne, bad, when
donee, desired him, honk! the exile
them the expreeion of his we
hogratalatioas ore their arrival is
thalami they had awalamed.
Signor Raffeelli Mime said be
math complimented at the mom*
that they bad chorea to come to I
beard sad read of its &ekes f
knew the the English people bed
who soughttbrix shone orwhe bmi
Mr. Langton, ILP., said melds
plasm, thee to welcome, ea he di
seas of Bristol, the brave bat ankh
megestakte them that they were
lest thee, ca the tree soil of Engle
his fellomdtheas emplaned
the Waster= they had modem
tiary had met with, most gratifyil
ens only an exprestoa of that de
width bad eve cherschriesd the
mil which prompted them to offs
the oppressed from whatever c
MA Lawton enured the patriots
{{tees by Lad Shafteebtuy and a
air, sat spin welcomed them to
Signor Luigi Pram, who sppe
Mr. Langton. He said—lt bad
imitated on board th. American
thought, with his other Mande, t 1
the world in which they could
they knew that directly they
mould be free men. They one
of the warm reception they had
het a eastrention of whet the
diameter of Englishmen. Nov
they Wed the Madame now shoo
The scene which awned as the
Asoription. Despite the beat exec
Emedwell sad a strong body of f
was experienced in getting from
sager wee the populace to gbh
poach or see, King Bombes viol
pissed in a lime of amiss/es, An
of width the horses were taken,
fa praoesike preceded by km
which ear enthusiast° citizens
city to the Angel lam. The
route was one continued cmition
and at every point, es the prom
shoat of lINIMOCOS was board. Ti
at the Hith-oreet, in front of I
must bah numbered some thou
in an energetic end elegant Deli
Signor DaNdakho Dean, lel
tkeply the sense which he and
mode Ameestratiou which had
eat th them of liberty that en
task feet on beard the vessel,
America if the captain would bi
they knew that they should hr
the goatee English people. 1
England was, they could not 1
shades as that which they wit
be did not anderatand their ten
them haw deeply he felt their k
his beet. If he hose the
meshy he could my mach tc
met Englithams they hod font
h la Inlaid end they fourth
(Amish its remembrance while
The epoch was much chest
adopted an address of thath
shoed on their behalf by Aoki
laweelation :
"To the generous people 01
the profound emotion ',hi
not be possible for us to expra
elude we experience. The
Italy, for • nation so =foetus
real affection, and it is to u
destinies. We, after ten yen
eelves,Neemettated here to a I
a profound admiration for a p
the heed of modern dailies
happy pleas with the mime
until sow level ear own nab
Mimed tar
Enlnequantly to the Lift
Bight Worshipful the May
Aim informed of the arrival
by the Town Clerk, Dalai
apes them at the Angel It
Be said, bed he teem a
the party would Mee
thief !magistrate, have await
of his hllomnitizem have p
razed them of his sympatl
English people. Signor Pr
ship, and repeated the exp
hem need by Me oommtrist
The following are the
by the exiles :—Praraci,
Arglatiao, 10 yeersoad 11

A 'meeting of the id
bald caa ?May, In the Com
erftw on Prot a subeeriptk
teothar Neapolitan miler
there was an Influential a
orphaning the object of II
towenible for any one to
the .arrival of these enter
deep Interest and mutate
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palm sad apippOTl not on
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