The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-23 00:00:00

THE NEAPOLITAN EXILEB.—(3'HIs DAY.)

BRISTOL, WED:net/AY MORNDIO.
The Nimrod steamer arrived hers from Cork at
about 8 this morning, having en board 17 of the Neapolitan
exiles. The tollowlag are their names and professions
:
Francisco Solace, priest; Emilio Papucil, a Wryer;
Anniello Ventre, physician; Filadil Po Sodano, chem-
ist; Michael Angelo Coledore, physician; Stubbs)
Laminas, lawyer; Emilio Maffei, priest; Giuseppe
Trefiesi, lawyer, Ferdinand Bisncui, pion; Giuseppe
del Drago, canon and doctor of theology ; ROOlO
Morgante, chemist; Angelo Raffeilli Piciolo, dean; ROM
Grace, landowner; Carlo Parcae, lawyer; Filippo Tallow,
lawyer; Raffailli Travis, merchant; Felice Buell, pro.
fission of theology.
An immense crowd essembled to give the exiles a recep-
tion. The Mayor and Town Council were in au/oda:wes
sod the nelson were conveyed to the Whits Lion in eat-
flaps, whore &breakfast, at which the Mayor presided, we.
Elm to them. They are expected to leave for London this
afternoon. The Settembrisie came down to receive their
billow compatriots.

The Grand Duke and Duchess of Baden arrived at
Berlin an the 19th, to be present at the anniversary of the
birthday of tin Priam Regent, and alighted at the palace of
Prince Frederick William. "This visit," says a letter from
Berlin, "will, it is hoped, contribute to the arrangement of
several petty differences which exist between Prussia and
Baden."
Thu Twin journals announce that an office hY
been opened at the mairie of that city for the inscription of
doe sense of volunteers. The following appeal has been
medo on the 00211010 D by the municipality .—" Soldier., the
contingents, befog called on for the defence of the indepewl-
ante and honour of the country, flock with eagerness to their
colour.. Invited to voluntarily co-operate la this sacred
duty, you will respond in a manner worthy of you to the
weal which le new made. Vices Amidst's 11., who wee
threatened that Piedmont should be overwhelmed by the
muster of Ile enemies, replied, I wilt
stamp with my foot
and legions of warriors will spring p: Vietor Immanuel IL
may also say to those who propose to violate the same tare
ritory, Its children have not degenerated; I have stamped
with my foot, aid on all sides have appeared soldiers to
defend the honour, independence, and liberty of the
country: "
The Calcutta papers are full of enthusiastic as
counts of the gratifying reception accorded to the lit Maras
Fusiliers, on their return from the north-west. The Giver-
nor-General, attended by all the official authorities in full
dress, made an excellent speech from the steps of the Govema
went House, and warmly acknowledged the heroic meekest
of that gallant corm. His lerdsbip also feelingly alluded to
the hen of their lama commander, the saviour of Rename,
and the worthy comrade of the lamented Havelock, The
Earopean residents turned out in great force to do honour to
the Bret regiment that stemmed the tide of rebellion, and
with hearty cheers accompanied them to the time adds,
where they embarked under a estate from Port William and
from the ships in the port.
The South-Eastern Railway Company, under an
engagement with her Majesty's government, have com-
mented eperattons for laying down an immediate extension
of their Fee of rails from Flumetead to Woolwich Arsenal. •
gateway wee yesterday broken through the wall at the
sonthera boundary of the Royal Arsenal for the jun.:Aka of
the Um, which will facilitate a speedy transport of guns sad
war Mores to the coast defences in the event of say sodden
or menu anergesoy.
TYILRETILESENTATIVES OP THE SMALL 80110170/11.
—Let the partimne of the pretest system show us the per
poniname of ability among the representatives of the small
boroughs. It was pzypoeed coma time since that every place
with lees than 8,000 ielabitaata, according to the ceases of
1851, should be diefraseldmod completely, end that them
with lees than 16,000 should return one mealier only. We
may accept this delcities of a smell borough, aid ask bow
many of the leading members of the House of Commove
are returned by places wine ism thee 18,000 inbabftsetn.
The number of them is large; Ware, we Iseinve, 71 meek
boreuthe la /mesa& sadbs, roteraing led
members—abnost exactly a third of the whole 496.
If the theory of thy a ware COMA,
very mach more than a third of the isedleg mem-
bers for England and Wake of all penes—the cream of
the aseembly for eloquence, statemanehip, varied knowledm
and power over the honse—shoutd consist of members for
these places. But helf-an-hour's reference to " God" will
dissipate any ouch notion. Let any one till to mind the
men of all puttee, youcg or old, who are conspicuous for
ability or nestalams, who represent the various secties• ref
Bogle& soceety, who names are best known to their
countrymen and to foreign nations, and he will find that
they are retuned by fairly numerous constituencies. He
will discover, by a little more research, that small borough
members are as commonplace and elderly 64 any other
elate in the Home of Commas, end that, is for II
ability is concerned, they are a good deal below the
average, in,tea4 re above it. Comparisons are, we all
know, ed oss; bat 11, the tales have been Dreg
drawing comps/ions to the dieperagesesat of the large con-
stitueor ie., we wield act views, with the ezerptios of a few
are old stagers, who might smelly get elected &webers
are the mime am among them 165 members mW
boroughs, We hays Led lbstesemeni, sad BUG. C. Lewis'
and Sir I. P. etas, sad Mr. Labosebera end GrwM
Peel, and Sir G. likey. Thee thin is Sir I. Trelavniy, the
an timitordtqate dmesplen, sad Dlr. Ft o 7 for LUMP, and
Mr. Panora Dor lisesbem, end two ebbe kept hooloories
Q.C" sodfor Guildford end Wel-
Nagler& milks Ilaw wiser eidelo, and two or linos teen of
literary emesmllobnessis. Dist the whole lama of the shde
and, what la ti Isopertent, the ladagemket messy of Ms
houve, la tesught bee it by the larger ommitneades.--
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