The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

THE DUCHIES.

At Parma, on the 20th, the Judges and other
officers a the Supreme Court of Revision took the
oath of fidelity to Victor Emmanuel.
The Governor of the State of Parma has named
Antonio %olio, eogineer, Inspector-General of the
National Guard in the Parmesan provinces.
The Monitore Toseasso says:

Tommy is arming, sad she ought to arm, bemuse the
aright ro repulse her worst enemy, the vanquished of
&eteriao, it she should claim to rweeesed the throe* of
Teasley. Bat "to arm " does not mean to mike a levy, ss
W secret favourers of the folios dynasty pretend. WMees
• levy Tuscany has already soldiers armed graham that
sessay. aim has se army; she wail soon have all Na-
teed Guard. The towns must arm ; and when the Merle
sounds the inhabitants of the country must arm themselves
with scythes and whatever arms they may and to their bands.
' Let Europe be mewed that • pso•le es civilised se the Tub-
es& people will not endure the affront of having for a meearch
ow who was yesterday with the Emperor of Austria striving
soles the Italian arum.
At Modena the magistrates, advocates, and no-
taries have declared their unalterable devotion to the
house of Savoy, and renewed the compact of 1848.
The Marquis Camillo Pontanelli, Giuseppe Mal-
mug, and Luigi Carbonieri, have been sent on an
extraordinary mission to the courts of Turin, Paris,
and London, to explain the views of the Modenese
provinces in regard to the solemn act by which they
have devoted themselves to Victor EnunsoneL
Giuseppe Malmnsi wan formerly charge grafi:ire. at
Tangiers. He lost a son in the oattle of the
Tcherusys, and one in the reoent battle of Solferino.

Constantinople journals state that brigandage ie
on the increase in Albania. On the 23rd alt., as two Greek
merchants, socomparJel by s Turkish rude, were going
from Janina to Proem, they were murdered and robbed of
large sums. Their remains were conveyed to Jaains, and
interred with touch pomp in the midst al a Mtge crowd.
The Noarelliab Vaudois states that M. Kossuth,
with his family, arrived at Geneva on Friday, and the next
day made an excursion to Vevey.
Generals Then and Ladosiraalt, who were wounded
at Bolterino, are now oonstdared ooevslescent.

Marshal Baragnay d'Hilliers having determined
to go toe watering pleat for lbe Mutat of his health, Omersl
FUIVy Me taken promaknally the commend of the lm corps
ennui. in 11.17, General de Drigode d'ithoti that et tne
Ist division, and colonel itbeincm, of the 91st Regiment,
that of the 2ad brigade.

We read in the Nord Vatican explanations
bare been elven of the nomination of the Doke it Malakoff
r Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honour. The truth
Is, that lance lye marriage the Marshal kr desired repair
sad noir:see ia Patio, n e Its wished foe that appoint-
ment."

DILiTII or VIZ Rox. RUFUS CHOASE..-.1110 Hos.
Naha Chows, of Mar mammas. dist at Halifax. ca
the nth, while es reads t.,r England. Mr. Gloat' wee tota
of the moat dirsioguiohod membered the American bar, and
bad held wally high Mikes, including that of the ateurnoy•
yenerelohip of the United Stew. In the porkiest 'weld he
roiled emongot the foremost, and his now has frequently
been freely eativra.Kl in ounnexion with the totarideney
hoolf. the loos will be doeply lamented thronehout the
Union, ant only for We tnlitent actplUsillellUi but lot hie
private worth.

THE CHANNEL PLW.

PORTSMOUTH, TII/ADJIT MORNING.
The Channel fleet it now running in under sail

fir ['pithead from the southward ; Royal Albert leading.