The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

TSB LOTMAN ONIELLLB.

The &ids gives, from the pen of M. Look hem-
dale, en ',Dreamt of the Austrian gouda under whose
direction the campaign la Pis:Wad has been opened :
—" The name of Gomel Gyulai," is;. the writer,
has already reverberated through Frame. We have
wren It figuring at the end of • very bellicose order
of the day, which was is a MIMIC the preface of
the Amitylmi ultimatum. General Gyulai, now the actual
menet. of the Austreltellan provlocm, and ocorimander-
iu•claW of the troops la all Limberdo-Vesetia, was, to
1848, a sleep% general of brigade. He fought under
the orders of iaeeLki, specially at Costars, on
the 75th July; and ekes he ham forgotten the per-
'ionise of that battle be should cherish some respect for the
Pie Montme troop. Caroms is the name of one of the
villages included is the line which was occupied by the
flatdrnias army. 56,000 Austrians, commended by Radelski,
assailed four Piedmoutees bripdee, the collective strength of
which was 20,000 we Ow of these briesdes was com-
mended by the Doke of Genoa. The tight lasted from
8 o'clock in the morning till 4in the afternoon. The Pi: d-
montage nerinesi prodigies of bravery ; they defended step
by stsp all their positions_ end retired facing the enemy,
whom they sever allowed for a Angle instant to break their
ranks. Ow understands how =lag Victor Emmanuel, in
Ids retest prodeneatkes to the swum, recalled with pride this
glorious retreat. General Gyula commanded on that dsy
one of the Amines brigades; be knows consequently what
the Sardinian soldiers are worth; and he is about to
learn the quality of the edgers of Prance." Tie wryer
nett introduces General Hebei. " His rank is 1818 was
colooel. After lbw retreat of Radetaki sacs. the Adige,
he wee estrusted to keep open the communications of the
general-ktehief between Verona end Trent by Rivoli and
the Gamma. He teok put with a battelCu of the regiment of
the Itoperenfe anaemia, In the sedan Pesirengo, where the
Aunties* ware beets. 1 .fa the suns, if we are not de-
-1 WWI. 10,1•41 WM& to be .11••• lob J. glean. of Trent tho Pg.
trice helloes. fwd Ames emicr teak, epterently,
than beaten them as the Geld at battle." General Hi es is
the next initirthientz. "If we ere to credit the Lust Italian
lettere, it is Chanel Berea is Hem who has incurred dia-
gram by having Weld the eCeninve movement screws the
Ticino. He toots pert in the emptiest of 1848, in quality
of eAel aritat-wvor of Harebell Radelskl. Vast military
talent. Imo secriced to him at that time. He had ma them
attained the height of his reputation." Of Gamed lfeeedick,
the histerlan of the SWele says "He enjoys a earthmen
rapatatios almost equal to that of his imlehreMa folksy"
General Haynes, the wesion.flogger."

THE &MEI OF AN EASTERN SOVEIZION.--,
An isterestlag amidess of Eas.ern sovereignty has bean de-
"sidled with sateen. Phillip jewellers, of Cockers', sleet.
It etoesdale of a sceptre whloh was found in the Treasury
roes of the Leis aputievets at Lucknow, when our troops
catered. It wet given to lasetenant ?docked. Id Bengal
Yeelliara, by as el the arm mad by him promoted to the
pest owner, Sr. W. H. Reswil, she sped d correspondent
of the Taw, who km &petit .el it at Messrs. Phillips's,
when it ens be sees. It wee reenpieed in Locknow its a
very maim% sceetze, seat by the King of Delhi (the Magid),
in 1786, to the NewebTaler of Omit, sea tolun el hls Sa
end it was 'woolly kept la the Hoeseleabsd, and owl law,
annual prorsegona by the KM'. Wham proceeding front that
place to the Inaniterra. The head Is cnnyceed of one mar
etre pito. of fine Oriental doodad apt., e!abonately Anted. in
theft:era of a mese, and enriched with &Me. and woraralda. Tbs
handle, which is about 20 in in Isaiah is composed of
vaned *pediment' of Oriental'aspers andites,cyltedrioslly
eut,_md MAIM by light IATILIN of gas
THIL 1117SPICTID POVIONING AT ICEMOND.-011
Thursday frail; W. William Carter, the comer for Peal
Sturm bald an legeret at Richmond on the body of theme to-
mb' ,he wee served to have beau poistmed by
Themes mss, !wpm, with whom she lived at No.
10, Alsertavalso, Riehmoed-hill. No facts were elicited to
dabs Settler will& treespired oe tho examtaatims Mete
sarrell, sei vb.* we bays strittly matted, ark the he.
qeky we eieseeei midi Friday seat