The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-28 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

The following letter from M. Brofferio appears in
Le Nord, which says :—" True to our system of im-
partiality we publish it, leaving to our correspondent
the task of answering it :"
Turin, Jen. 23.
Monsieur I* Directeur,—You bassi published in year
tta letter from Turfs d send Welty, is which the
of Garibaldi, of Co. seons Rettami, and the
Ds,nty Brae*, is attacked.
It I. not sew in Belgium and Frame is see a majority,
strong In its numbers, Imposing by its sews et action, insult
s minority having on its side only right, TIM" sad boom:
theredors. if something more or lees disputed were all that is
in question, I should calmly await the justice of tbms sad of
snots. _ _

—gal your ewrespondent, sir, after saying that a compro-
mise had been effected between Messrs. lisusizi and Br:Arlo,
has sided the following things:
" They have gone further still. Monsieur Brofferio, in the
presence of sixteen persons, has 'maintained the necessity of
suspending the constimitional liberties until the complete
solution of the Italian question, end of again conferring upon
the Sing zplenary and absolute diotatorahip.
r, Garibaldi ham been charged with making a
similar proposition to the King. He did, in fact, defend this
thesis, but the King's good nor kiwis, how to resist the
dengereue comae& that had jos* bees given him, with a sort
of esaalvises ea the part at the salutary.
"
This, sir, is going beyond • bad foke—itla a bed action.
Geoeral Garibaldi is not only, efts the King, the Ant soldier
of Italy, he la also her Bret citizen; Commentators Utilize
la not only a nest distinguished statesman, he I. also en
honest man of great firmness sad noble intellect ; for toyed!,
I am nothing but a Seises who Ism nut his life in dun-
geons, in exile, and in the hottest psemical discussions of
parliament sad the pres, to defend the liberty of his country,
but I have a good right in my Win that my honour should
be respected.
Therefore, sir, I beg you to call upon your correspondent
for the names of those atztess pumas who pretend to have
beard me maintain the necessity of suspending conetitutlosal
liberties, and we shall sots see if those persona will dare
coofront honest citizens. _

Dunn, sir, in the meantime, I once more beg you, to
publish my letter, as an appeal directed to worthy people of
all parties and countries. Ammo Baorese to,
Dismay to the Parliament of Turin.
The official Gazette of Turin publishes the follow-
ing order of the day :
Officers, tinder.Ofiliers, and Soldiers,—Called by his
Majesty to the illemeteue honour of directing the ministry of
war and the navy, I shall nee all my seal in reeponding to
the King's intentions, and prepare with promptitude eggnog
every event that might arise out of the present uncertainties.
The illustrious general who preceded me opened • new era
for the army; he regulated it, and placed the seal on hie
work, like a gallant soldier and wise captain in the Crimean
campaign.
During the late war, in which you fought with so much
(logy, the militia of the new provinces, separated from their
old government, hastened to swell your ranke, whilst a great
part of Italy was organising other militia for the common
defence. This sodden increase of force, and the changes
anpeevening to the kingdom, lad na to formes the necessity
of profound study of the oocurreaoas of this new phase in our
military bi.tory.
My oonfidence is augmented by the deep conviction of
your perseverance In your designs. My work will progress,
assisted by the advice and experienoe of your valiant chiefs,
who will cordially smooth my way. I confidently expect
success from ihe discipline and valour of you all, who bays
never deceived the hopes of the Kier end country,
The Wigan of War, M. FAJm.
Tucla, Jan. 22, 1860.
_ _ _

The Adependente of the 24th says:—" The cele-
brated Minghettt arrived at Turin yesterday. The
news he brrap from Bologna could not be better.
They are preparing there with calm for the final
acts that are destined to achieve the union so much
desired."

At the ball at the Tuileries, on Wednesday night.
the Emma. Eapaie wore a draw composed of pink tulle
bouillmine, with a white tnlle•esbroldsnd overskirt, mobroi-
dared with gold, looped up with large pink roam ; costwi of
pink rows and diamonds.

M. Grapier de Cassagnae, in giving his adhesion,
in the Pays, to the Emperor's free trade programme,
characttriets it as " the 1789 at labour."

A correspondent of the Independance Bags,
writing from Paris. on Walsieday, says that Mr. Cubits
Wel to leave that city for Canna, it Frowner, on the follow-
ing day.

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Some fresh publications on the Italian question
are announced at Paris: " The Pope end the Ro.
magnee," by 16. Th. de la Varenne ; "The Duchess of
Parma before Europe," by M. de Risnoey ; and an anony-
mous pamphlet, entitled, " The House of Lorraine and Pub-
lie Opinion."
The manufacture of Sir William Armstrong's
12-pounder guns at Woolwich has been this week increased
from 20, the late weekli ratio, to 45, 15 having been tuned
oat on Tuesday and proved at the Royal Arsenal bent, 16
on Wednesday, and an additional number of 16 wee yester-
day completed and proved fit for any amount et aserbs.
Arrangements are in progress for making a number of 26-
pounders, which will be commenced as soon as the requiefte
implements are prepared.
THE MURDER. ON BOARD TUE AMERICAN
BLEQUI AM/lA.—The two mates of the American barque
Anna, now in Southampton gaol charged with the murder
of six the Weck crew of vemel, were remanded main
yestrrdey until Tusedey, for the want of lee ana.gry au_
thorissitst from the liritien government for ihe SontLamp-
ton magistrates to go ism the owe. Mr. Thomson, the
Antatricaa ecesed, was again In attendance's the prosecutor.
THE SODDEN DEATH OP AN OFFICER AT 13017T11-
AMPTOX.—It was nand yesterday in the !spry.. that
Mr. Wanting, en officer belonging lo the Peninsular mad
Oriental Company, was tumid dead in his cabin on board Um
Sultan steamer, lying to Southampton Ducks, on Thursday
morning. It appears from inquiries that hove been am& ,
that the °shin had been painted, and Mae charcoal lodises& 1
' burned la the cabin on Wednesday to dry the paint. Tits
charcoal lire bad been put cut early on Wednesday. and Mr.
Valentine sect to bed I..te, and there was no mall of char-
coal in die cabin. Neverthelem, the atmosphere in the lower
part of the cabin is summed to have been impregnated with
dm fumes of the charcoal which Mr. Valentine, la a low and
reeambeat position, =sit have bessillsod, and this I's sot
with • ;minims- desk&

RAZIONATION OP Till BBV. ("ANON WODZ.

SOUSE.

[From tits Norlolk Nan of this day.]

• This amiable and conscientious clergyman has, at
length, resigned his church preferments, and in a !otter to
the bishop, which we give is full, has set forth, as clearly is
possible, the reasons which have led to the painful and de-
cisive step :