The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1850.

"spirit" and the "cheerful obedience" of them last
of the Arctic discoverer.;. We have heeTd tee
much of late of the glory of war, and of the hereleat
of battle-delde. Why, what are all the pomp and
power, all the fever and fry, the vanity and
mischief of great battles, all the miserable trade
of military cherlatsne, comperod with the heroism
of the men who died with FRANKLIN, end the men
who sought and found the resting-place of their
lost brothers ? It would be difficult throughout
the brief and brilliant annals of the Italian ma-
paign to match the metrics, of a McCurroCK, a
ROMS, and an Mame YINING', whose names we
are persuaded their mat./ sal not willingly let
die, and whose Ilel%:ces any Oovezament may wall
deem it a privilege to retards' and reward.

A CONTTJAKIZAZT is displeased kenos. the Italian
gentlemen, whose letter to the Earl of 811 trf ESBUST
we published the otherday, refuse to be misrepresented,
and claim to be the most authentic interpreters of
their own acts. How the notion that MM.
AvasAnt and his colleagues were asking anything
of Englishmen first suggested Heel( to the runes
we ere at a loss to imagine. The simple fact
is that neither they nor any ocher Italians
mote a word about forming a committee
lentil letters in the public Piet mils infin.ned them
that cheques and banknotes, the proper.y of Eng-
lishmen friendly to Italy, were going a begging.
It was then that they proposed to fo.m a temporal,
council, not to solicit alms for Dilly, ri is kindly
suggested, but to give an object and guarantee
to an impolse most honourable t 3 oo- countlymen.
These ere the simple facts which no rhetoric can die-
, pile, no iteration remove. Oo• Arstrian friends
need not leer the tyranny of an Italian sub
'caption list; it will be long before they
see that cause begging at the.. &ma.
Tbser energetic reproaches, these degrading
eeespa•ieons, these perverse accusations have only to
be compered nab the plain facts, and they become
hsnalees. From cherges of soother class we fear
it will be less easy to defend the Italie" ootudita-
dritallits. They ere accord of accepting and en-
joying English sympathy. Yet perhaps alter all
in this they are not so very unreasonable.

Na.. know better than fits antlu-srs of these dia-
tribes hew greatly tbe small and still separate States
et Omaha Italy need the moral support of the free
Seib* people, and what effect the eqcipasent of a
single m•stestt of Bolognese tides or Modems
Onelatori with English mosey would produce. Nor
is English sympathy to be undervalued because
it is so reef cheap. True, just now the
seta et the prime are tolerably opencast
bat it was not always so, and it may not be so long
It is esly a by weeks since that " Ite,ian naps-
" thiser" was interchangeable with "dangerous
lunatic,' and when men were snouted re bad
patriots if they would not my up factitious peaks,
believe in impossible invasions, or join in eireli ether
divenion (avowable to the old oppressor of Italy.
Nor Is it at ell promising for the future that the
vino which wee rand latest of all for that country
shootd be so soon claming the privilege* of a candid
friend. To the charge that ths Italians are living on
vents' etre% it is gaits ralicient to reply that
whatever sympathy their canes his leaned in this
count.y is not doe to fortune er patronage, but is
their own moral conquest. We do not me why is
the cane of freedom the stroog should not help the
weak, or why to frames is England the emancipa-
tion of Italy should be a mere spectacle. We know
It will not wherever earned and sincere men see an
opportunity of helping it ea.

The Countess de Neelly, their Royal Highnesses
ets Prince& loiseills, the Nest elk, Doke riliscas,
am& • annesees mks kilt Chaboa's Clikrodon Hotel yesur-
day crk.ko !Trak, it ...Lk.

lid Caraivillo. &siding of tout Plivy Cor-ici',
1r 1 n iv I% lotv*,.

The Dike and Dochom of Richmond have 'sleet
thole cf I ;sok ass-bled at (iced= CRAW, N.B. H's
gran awl per./ (Wises to have cap!! I sport 'n eie deer
breel !% Hie eic.^l, d loeltabers.

Td Marquis aid Idarohionen of Salisbury of
ratautokiai visitors at liadlald.

On Monday list the Berl of Chesterfield, Lord
Strobel*, ral Major 111%eneid rhirui d Varian by the
midday *raise tad at sass pamakoll N Ms Willy' mews
en a slat* ateesion. Oes bs,ind Wan d btrds 1.24
!td bona wen best the int day. Oa Meats, omen(
Oak koala* mare Ord by Um Dyke at Cambridge.
Os Sarday s put graft c 4 lath and bares was k nit.

. _ -
H. Lens Fez Iv, arrived it_u
the Et. Clearge's
Hotel.

Mir Burdett Coatts al rived in Stirling on Toe*
&ay heat the Mamas, ud, attar the C. Ws, let
Ike Ukabaffa

GimpUinta en made of defective arrangements
by time Admiralty Fa advertising a C2W7lbet foe 100,000 gal-
Um et ma, which is as be adjudicated ea Monday amt.
The la &odd the 16th Met., bet the trade my that it
did set swim la wiry of the teal lag Loadon payers tiaLl the
214 last, cud that It Wes sot inserted even the 011W18 of
Teenday. Illasnwhile, on the 17th and 19th, large purohmes
woe mode by melee forte...ate prams oa t which would
have been hapeastiosble, if the Hikes had not been kept in
leneennee ei the moieties adopt Iby the Mink-thy on
the 16th.

From Naples," writes the Park sweraspordent of
t .I.ns rg "0, " I Ma that Yr. Ilelet, bee Majesty's
Ilisistsr, bad lately performed vs berearabio sad lend ones.
Lady Mom Butler, who toe may pm bed Metal at
Naples, le ass ls a very dsagarers slats, Mt, aot ex-
pected to 've. Her litiyoldp was held by rn IWO&
Mead surrounded by perms who seeibt to prrsotde bet
to Mom a Rama eatholte, as Eaertls neophyte bite
sonloyed by the Jcsolts toe invest bee. Mr. Elliot adopted
settee mearres, sad matedal It expelling the iatamors
Gam tle hor ti."

A letter from Rome, of the 17th, says The
Pope's illness, elthotish it no kept so severe to Plata
any iesondials appraboapSon, it et 1! sailleinuly melees to
said s coareakat pretext fo► the ispoeritr-4 of hie
Ilebaree tebb (Isle resaiddratios jut sow the propeeltiors
hr eimisistrerive memo cubet.ort M lt,in by the Duke of
anunost es hie encollency'e return from Pail. On the
series of the &We itacVonr, the Pope was rac''ning upon
• sea, end rushed the ambemeador's momorirl with an
in retina that be elatteld give It hie *matte* consideration
▪ NOS es by Mei* would slow; bat tut time has set
yet strived. The •riserddor has not been 'get to me hie
Nohow., and Cardhsal Antonelli Metes the Pope bee sot
yet recovared endloarntly to occupy himself o.th sub it
• business."

Thus is mourning in the Spanish bull-ring.
Csavrcs, tM first matador of the day, well kiawa sad
orb wacrwasd '1 all the mob Imam owns of has
ad at blithe fate which befalls so may el the pecaseers
of h's asswews and berberoos art. la a bel fight at Al-
ias*, ha has l.ea as d-aleready wousaled, IMt, should be
wawa, b fa said he will aim be &Dia to rater tbe chat e

FILMDOM or MI CITY or ABRADE:RN TO Loan
Jinn Sarni.—Tho Lord Provost el Annus a frw
dolizzo, resentd the fallonsi sonsesdastis far Lord J.
.• —" Aborroldlo, dept. 16, 13N.—Mr —1 as sue
gredlsd by the "nte"igesce yos give se el the vote of the
magnesia sad lowa sated id tie sky of Above es re-
eds mg Is ewer span se the lbsedire silts dty. I nine
thee I Send bays bons piincesled by fsdlopaelnes ken
is *en the Issas oi the pr rat stns, but II the DM
seem soul Mt the regtorstes red tows sons, 1 rie-
cis, be Is Wisdom an tbst elny.—l have the bosom is
ssy Lied Trovoss, your abedlost 1/1/10/111. Donau
Lard Preven, Absent." The snemeny s3l thao-
iere lobs nese is She 2Sth is the Kane liflL
Ti• (Wan Asauise—AS she mit spolilely
el slks ussisisaso el this elm% Sie ha hold et
Os sondes robin Is tke progosil sow•••I of
Ole oda rues. ken Pulse to isowiss‘ sIY bs spin
beeesht issimd disumiss. W. boar Is Is la ocessmplr
tis• is sall• masks• of die Mane ispreor ibinkr, is pro-
lon win so persensue • drew. • sonesisl is the
ended is la shish le ee be seepossed Ur
amass on aess.—arslsr Orrout.

HATMARICIT.
Lug sled woe produced a MR faro', laid
27,. Rffle ea How le 17re it, which, trapendently of he
other &Meadow, provided a better and mere suitable original
part for Mr. Suckstorie they he boo for some time tom
furnished with.: The plot tune, se may be rappeed.
upon the prevailing tote for the volunteer ride corps, sod
the incidents ere neither strong nor new ; but the poverty
of story Is amply cooperated by abundance of tetr-t dkr
kiwi sod e good deal of pre Idol fan. Mr. Pereira Flail
(Yr. Enekelone) old Mr. Sidney JobViss (Mr. Bogen) ere
umbers of s ride cope. Or the evening I'V:A tot to the
risers of the carat they have dint at their sm. Woo
bonne% vine, and ere veto-uhig home in the sm.TI hews
wiles Mr. Fla spits outside • talkie shop a downy, which
Yr bout plemi there by the workmen whitewastdeg within.
Military irdour seines cm the Mosso ; he lei fly at bug
nags, and racks the lore ever. He is In raga, for he
femora he has killed s ram. Hose he cannot go. He flits
from &arab to enrab—lbeselistlases toNhitechspel-send

finally roaches his Claphasefra &addle end his ha at 6.30
a.m., and here only to toss and tv-ablei, ad to skip. If
conscience moles cowards of as all, it ew aly'slew Mr.
Flat to the lowest state of poltromony. Hs preprze for
immediate Bight to America; but, seem( a pouter* rt.
transiting the howl, he calls him is with a view of
bribing him tr cumin at his recipe. The Pallor
mar Matta (Mr. Compton) L in reality after the
maid-mrvent, and cannot understand the motive of
Flod's hospitality, which Trews on him lunch sod
unlimited sherry. Finally, MattoKgeta drunk, Meese Mn.
Fluff (Kn. B. Whitt) and Mrs. Jubkies (MN. MMus),
sad is generally 0611112 n. The mistake is explained by the
liteensta of the toga', who brine the bred of the dummy in
a beg, and deem& rospeseadea.
The pine wee esseteelhd, bat It will go much bet: when
hen Ica a Mit tengramed. It of an. admirably end ends
• bat ings• Wile Is the middle. Mr. Bncttone's acting
was re* admirable; his term, his swagger, and hie
fervid joy were peribetly natural and inexpressibly humorous.
Be wee we" masded by Mr. Compton, who has, however,
but • mall pert.
The Meows preceded by Mit. Inchbeld's comedy of Wiwi
as they Were .is Xside as they Are,•A•adaed play which is
frequently revival, the hut time in Laudon be'ig, if we moi-
led tightly, at the Olympic, =der Mr. Wigan's manage-
meet. Lad night Miss Amy esierlek played ell heroine. Re
has returned to Landes se mist end entitle on actress se
'n'; bet ha great ink, on everereembg angel'—•
irk of the ore Niers .Mrs—boa Inereased,ewl her dirtied
eieentlow, hat "Ly-id.'and eby ilde," Wier palefelly
en the sir. The best ssid pert in the menedy was that of
Lady WTI Berns. by Mrs. Wilkins. The horse wee
warred.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE,

PARIS, FRIDAY.

The Padrie of last evening states that it is the il-
tention of the government to suppress the 4th bat-
talion in the 102 regiments of the line, the form-
ing of which battalion had been decided on do-ing
Ithe war,

LOMBABDY.

The King of Sardinia arrived at Creme on the
19th, whence he set out on the tame day for Lodi,
after receiving the homage of the mo•ieipa'ity and
most distinguished inhabitants of the town, the
national guard, and a regiment of French troops
lining the streets. At Lodi his Mikity took op his
residence in the Palazzo Ghimilberti, and, aftw the
usual ceremonies of reception, gave a banquet to the

authorities. The town wu illuminated in the even-
ing, his Majesty being everywhere enthasisatically
cheered.

General Fanti anived at Florence on the 18th.