The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-30 00:00:00

ATROCITIES AT PERUGIA.

The followiet are extracts from a letter in the
second edition of As Musa from Perugia :

" In my tut I was telling you how Antonio Biedominf
and Bettimio Fatigool, called Tempertniecio, were con-
demned to 15 years' imprisonment with hard labour in the
galleys, and to 60 strokes of the beetleado each, for al-
leged complicity in the desertion of some Papal soldiers.
Fattgoni was submitted to the infliction of the baatinado,
to watch from him a coofaseiou of his gnat ; after en-
during the martyrdom of 21 strokes, he deemed it ex-
pedient to ackaowlelge himself guilty rather than succumb
under that horrible kind of torture. The sentence,
I pronounced agreeably to the dispisittras in force for the
' Foreign Regiment' was fifteen years to the galleys ; It was
brought before • Court of 11,15,i111100, SII/13 I In
obedience to the old military and emotional penal
law', and the penalty was ' benignly' reduced to five
years, on condition, however, that the prisoners should sub-
mit, as they actually weresubmitted, ' allespona di cinquants
kynata, pre tray era tantum, ed is via DI (BLASI& ('o 60
cudgel-stroke for once only, and by way of pardon). The
penalty of the stick is the order of the day. On Monday,
the lath, early in the day, flee men were brought to Bt.
Peter's barracks—they were one Battino, one Vneelll, sur-
named Bracoino, one Ekletti, Z eppeoti, and Oambelunghe—
@genet all of whom soldiers, purposely bribed, fraudulently
seduced, or even forced, to bear witness, brought the charge
of having urged or helped them in • projected scheme of de-
sertion; the soldiers, be it observed, had all been condemned,
some to months' some to days' military imprisonment, for
their own share In the offence. In the presence of these
witnesses, Battino received 30 strokes. The president of the
curt-martial, who pronounced the capital punishment mralost
the provisional (ineurrevionary) Janes at Perugia, Msjor
-- was the head executioner, watching over and directing
the proceedings. Three sticks were broken on the poor
wretch's back, which was fearfully torn end bruised," Ake.

LIVIRPOOI, (Tuts Dar).—lt is stated that four
merchants of this piece who tied written to Napoleon 111. is
order to express their fears on the subject of the onsaUelso-
tory relations between France and Brtgland, have been
honoured with a reply from his Majesty.
The Nord states that Prince Gortehakoff will be
the first Plenipotentiary of Russia in the Col:Tom, and that
it Is not at all unlikely that Count Cevour will represent
Pledmout

A letter from Genoa, of the 26th inst., states that
among the visite paid to Onseral Garibaldi store his arrival
there, that of the Ligurian Commission for the purchase of
1,000,000 muskets wee particularly remarked. The com-
mittee, haricot its president, the mayor of the city, at Its
head, expressed its wish le the general that he should remain
at Genoa in place of retiring to his distant mamma in the
island of Cafrera. The Corrine dforroritito announces that
General Garibaldi will accede to the wishes of the committee,
notwithstanding his ardent desire to retina (role pultlic life I
SOW the time far *yaks shell have again arrived.