The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-14 00:00:00

ITALY AND VICTOR 1311IANVEL.

Joseph Garibaldi, commander4n-chief, tee., decrees
I. In every free commune of Sicily the municipality will
have to ascertain the state of the loud treasuries, and what
sums are there. A report of the same, signed by the muni-
cipal chief, the treasurer, and municipal chancellor, will
have to be drawn up.
11. The tax on articles of food and every kind of tax im-
posed by Bourbonic authority since May 15, 1849, are
abolishe

. . _
VI. In the communes occupied by the enemy's forces
every citizen is bound to refuse to the Bourbotuc govern•
meet payment of the taxes, which taxes from this day
henceforth belong to the nation.
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The Dictator GARIBALDI.
The Secretary of State FRANCESCO CRISPI.
Alcamo, May 19, 1860.

The following is a paseage from a letter written
on the 4th of June at Palermo, and published in
the Moviniento :

This city, as I have already told you, has suffered im-
mense damage from the bombardment. All the houses oc-
cupied by the royalists ,before they retreated into the forts
and the royal palace have been burned, and the families
living in them ruthlessly murdered. In the convent of the
Benedictines have been found seventy dismembered and
half carbonised corpses of citizens who had taken refuge
there. The royalists have committed barbarities so hor-
rible that I cannot make up my mind to describe them.
The English in this roadstead evince much sympathy for
the cause. Since Garibaldi's interviews with General
Lanza they have been eloquent in praise of Garibaldi and
his legion.
A letter of the 9th inst., from Genoa, to the
Si/c/e, says :
The Messina mail-boat has brought, besides the letters,
the following document, printed at Palermo :

70 THE raiz COM KUNIO OF WILT.
The Commandant-General d the Guerilleroe.

From the camp of Gibilroass, destined to the glorious
purpose of serving as the basis of operations against the
capital, the fortune of arms, excited by the valour of our
continental brothers, led us by a nocturnal march, at day.
break on the 27th of May, victorious into Palermo.
A final blow still remains for the completion of the vic.
tory. The three days of truce asked for ought to be em.
ployed by us in increasing the national forces, in making a
fitter organisation for the solemn moment.
Armed citizens of the insurgent provinces fly hither at
our patriotic call to destroy or drive out, and promptly,
from our lands the hordes of the Bourbon. At the invita-
tion, which, after a forced silence of twelve years, was
addressed to you by ample patriots from the mountains of
Roccamena and Gibilrossa, in three days you have occupied
the designated heights with more than 4,000 combatants.
Now, at the invitation to achieve the gigantic enterprise
commenced under the formidable iegis of the hero of
Varese, send also to the support of the country your eons,
who are the sous of Italy.
In the quarters that we shall open for their gathering,
which will be administered and directed by persons known
for their love of country and patriotic sentiments, our sue-
rilleroe will find organisation and discipline, and in the
fights suitable military command and support.
Oh, brothers, these three days ought to dig the grave of
the Bourbonic dynasty, and of brute force.
To arms then, and magnanimous deeds will crown your
promises.
Long live Italy! Long live Victor Emmanuel 11. !
Palermo, May 31, 1860. C. LA MASA.

LAW INTZLLIGENCE.
(TDB DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Omanloser Evart)
Tin 0111trolLATON PASITACIWIT COMPANTLLTIIITCD).
Thar wail the day appointed for maldng a on the eon.
triNatorine. Already 10a. per share he been paid, and a
f fits. was now proposed. There was
or 1,0001.
04 An otter to that effect was made. This will j • sue.
~sut to pa, the debts of the company—about or 1,0001.
rs RI 11171111.L13.
The bankrupt, a Matioeer awl news agent, of Castle.
Bnghton, applied for hie certificate. He owes to
uoreourell creditors, 1,183/. ; ameta„ 3621. Further debts
1.•2tr4. were secured by property related at 2,0001.
Yr LunkLiter was for the assignees, and Mr. Lawrence
for the hit:di/opt.
His Wooer granted a Ant clan certificate.

SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE.
won Yr. Uuderakeriff Bonloll &ad • Jury.)
TAM r. MZ Dali A 111) OTILIM —tumors ACCIDIOTT TO

A YouNG LADY BY OWN OF rtecioan's TAIB.
Ttro was an action, in which judgment was suffered to go
acfsult, brought by a yang lady, named Anse Paoey,
t,...1,er of languages and mimic, against the defendants.,
tr, UN.; as Pickford and Compuslitl, weillOown
~.mare, to 'weever cons us for a serious
injury inflicted by the of a bale of from one of
the it sans in Coleinau•strest, on the 7th January last.
Mr. lligby Seymour and Mr. Morgan Lloyd appeared for
the Plaintiff ; and Mr. Hawkins, q.v., and 3G: t. Pollock
1,,r the defeadante.

The question for the jury was the amount of damages to
he awarded. On the day mestioned the plaintiff was going
to visit a friend in Whitscrometreet Prison, and passing
through Coleman-street she met with the accident. A
Large bale of leather fell upon her and doubled her
She was taken in an insensible state to St. Bartholomew's
llestAtal, where she remained several weeks. Al the time
of Use accident the plaintiff bail an offer to go to New
Orleans at a salary of 3001. a year, which ahe lost in cone.
quince of the accident.
A slumber of witnesses were in attendance on both aides,
and the ease WV/ expected to occupy • long time.
The plaintiff, who appeared to be suffering from the in-
jury. &Lille,' the circumstaaces of the accident, and war
r../ examined at considerable length
_by_ Xr. Hawkins.
She admitted that her name was Campbell.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.

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men. en, indicted for eabesabee different ems of money,
no. merry of the London Rifle Brea&
I:iffard mad Mr. Poland promeeeed. The piieeole
Wu defended by Mr. Gibbose sod Mr.
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the Leeches Etffe Drighds. ad that put of Ids daily was to
tuilees eabeeriyiissa, sad the eine, of whisk be vale ae.
cue.' wee that he hid emblealed three woe of eleven
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re,,ved ea Eceaticea to the coma Kr. Alatmea
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THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-BOUM
•oimr ST • MA S.

LaoAn-Sonoma vats in tk•Cheradier Oarmkellationed
at Portmaaotrort Harrseb, mu charged milk elmiling a
watch, value 71. Ti., mailer the following eireniantaseen :
Jan. Moore, a reepectahle-looldag married woman,
moths; is Trialty•buildiru,w, Gnat Torrareareet de
pewol that the bad twerp the primer sad his
1.1.4 for rears, and that for some time
the prisoner had bees in the constant habit of ea=
at her boom to me her and her huabancL He called leet on
Fria..., the Id inst., her husband tieing out at the time,
arid she haring mosaics to go out for a quarter of an hour
or a, left him in ears of the place. On bee return,
to her mimeo, the found him gone, and that her hue•
tool's watch, which dm had left hanging over the
chinuseripiece. had Upon being basted up the
'oomer admitted tha ha had taken the•watch and pledged
it fin sad as she had known him and hie family so long,
eke would, 'he rid, rather redeem the watch herself than
pr,secute, of the come would permit her to withdraw the
ch.o.te. _ _

reply to Mr. Alderman Hale, his sergeant sail the
prisoner Mid been eu the lattation for 6re or six years, and
hal bone& pouod clam. trr for sobriety and general eon.
duct ; hat Moyg.in, the officer who had him in
sssied that be had said he was half tipsy when he tookwatch, sad that he had • good spree, and got drunk at the
wooer for Wilds It was pledged.
Mr. Alderman Hale permitted the proerrutrix to with•
draw the clone, but serioualy adsnoninhod the prisoner on
the ingratitude of his eooduct, and advised him as speedily
114 possible to return the We., which Mrs. Moe re woe'd
hare to pay in order to ra-4ain possyssion of the watch.
The primmer wax then ilischargol.

GREENWICFL