The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-12 00:00:00

ITALY AND THE ENGLISH PRESS.

The fol!owing address of the ee.eva of :be Uni-
versity of TtWin to the conductors cf :he English
press has just reached this country:

Orat'easeu,—Ws, the ondersigsed students of the Uni-
versity of Turia, woad wish to convey to )cat, gentlenso
of the Eaglish prow, the fee fege of our high respect sad
gratitude.
The lively interest sad sanest Ertl with oh:el you Laos
advocated and developed that rrinciplessin forth by the Bu-
distort Minister at the Pads Conferences have laid us
wader a deep tease of obligation, and we speak is our own
maw oaf is that of our fellow•studeate if all the Dobai'
'totes dad provinces to whose thoughts and feelings so
utterance is allowed.

Gentlemen, the principles announced by Ccunt Cavonz at
Faris are the same to which so many of one teat and br►vut
sonstrymon bee. fallen victims. Till on, late ly they were
but sim, le though warm espireloal of a cetain party,
frowned ►t and wonted ►y the powers and even by the
nations of Europe, who deemed them frangtt with danger
to the general peace and security. But those principles
lave now found an open and a legal utterance; they are
embodied in a Ins and yet orderly and psse.fal state—an
Italian state ; they an allowed by a lawful King; they go
Swat into the world under an acknowledged and a respected
standard.

That standard, gestlames—our mineral standard, the
only hope of Italy, reared aloft, and held op t y the con-
stancy and loyalty of oar true•hcarted King—has waved,
aot without hmour, beside them of England and Frew*
Os the shores of the Taari. peninsula. It has at last brought
together, mid jlisedslt the hurts, the want', and intaresta--
the loagiags of all Italicise—sad breathed into them a cos-
tliest hope that the hoar is at hand when, by unanimity
and valour, they may make *sir country their own.
To butth that hour, geatlirmits, powerful aid has bees
yielded by all the fn. gammas prow, and by the f
all—the English. That prees has strenuously brought the
eau, of Italy hams the high eoart of public opinion—it
ha. maintained la the fees of Ramps that our national aspi-
rations were sot the wild schemes of ha:rbrained youths or
the plot of °haste famine., bat that they were shared alike
by all men who aaderstood the real, pressing, insane**
wets of a divided sad appeared cmatry mating for tains,'
for freedom, fora ossalyredsmation of its birthright. That
press bas shows that Italy is sot to be governed by gaols
sad scaffolds, that the has' which is sow abroad is the
sentry is mot to be quashed Ia blued, bat is only strength-
ened by it. That pram will mow, we have ao doubt, follow
up its mend missies, sad wheel the day roams fa a re-
newal cf our national 'oaten It will have satiated in our
behalf the good wishm sad sympathy of tbe friends of
freedom and progress throughout the world.

Th sake to you, thou, galleons, who bare eshibtted gem
roe and chivalrous feelings for the came of the oppressed•
We ace mere youth., sad OM dose sot • them give you this
slight Mitre of our regard sad gratitude ; but the day iss
gestapo, at baud wbem the Italian youth, mastered by mg%
may et stand by old Ileglead, sad fight out the cause Ile
p.litk►l sad re:igious freedom all the world over, sad show
themselves worthy of the estes of the lug cure of Ea tend
of all partite.

We bays the hoaoar to be, gesthath, your obliged wr-
yest*, in the nue* cf the stedoate of the Usiversi'y of
Twin, RONSIIIIVITI °ISAMU,
FERRARIS CARLO,
Tor 4, Jame 24, 1836. GIAN Doi* Fozc*zt.

The Journal de COlsigantneopl4 publishes two do-
cuments from Circessia. One is an account of the
hostilitiee of the Russians against the Circassian',
commencing ou the tenth day after the conclusion of
peso,. It boars the signature of Sefer Abdallab,
and decline that several skirmishes have tacan place
between the Russians and Cirorisians, and that the
former have carried away a quantity of cattle, and
made several prisoners. The second piece is the
translation of a masheita, or remonstrance, addressed
by the Circassian, to the oaitnacan of the Grand
Vizir, and in whisk they declare that they are
strongly opposed to, and will persist in opposing, the
departer• of Suter Puha, recalled by the Grand
Vizir to Constantinople. The document, besidee,
protests strongly of the fidelity and obedience of the
Circassian' to their Sovereign.

THE FRENCH TARIFF.

The following notification appears in last night's
Casette, with reference to a previous announcement
by the Board of Trade, which had caused much doubt
and inquiry in commercial circles :

_ -
!MARA oe MAIM, Warrimai. J cLY 10 —With refer-
rem to the aoliee eeetaieed is the Gazette, of the 4th nat., of
• Fronk imperial deem, Sane certain datirs upon the im-
portation into Francs of cotton and woollen goods, wearies
apparel, sad products arislag from the decomposition of
salt. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Coined for Trade
sad Plantation 'hereby give intim, that the decree is
Fria Magid have bees dimwits's' as • draft decree, medi-
a Me proposed law fsr the removal of prehibitioss is
Preach tariff. Their ladships have slam received is-
toriligonses thitnith her Majesty's Secretary of State for
Tomlin Affairs that' the ensideratioa of this preporood law
for has bees deferred mill the ant 'nein of the Pisan
Chambers.

1101111) OF TRADI, WIEITIMALL, JOLT 11.—Ths Riche
Honoantde the Lords of He Committee of Privy Conseil
for Trade sad Plsataiioas have reosivad, thrwash the Seem
tary of State for Foreign Affaire, a copy of a despatch from
bet Majesty's amtwesador et Paris, aucloslag copy of a
Preach imperial decree, permittiag the importation of raw
wool threach the Custom-house at Verrilreede•Josa
(Daubs). Also copy of a decree eddisi tow of limo sod
Sas, iateaded for the assasfairtare of satl•olote, to tha list of
articles allowed to be imported foes of duty.

COLLISION IN PLYMOUTH SOUND.
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PLYMOUTH. FRIDAT KYINING.

Tim morithint brigantine Returah of Plymouth,
Inn Pieweattle to Naples, hieng matvined sows it juries
in the heavy phi off Portland, as Thursday, put in hen
for repairs, sad while towing to as unbar is the B,ond,
this finance, was na into by her Majesty's paddle-wheel
otosonsw Rhadennothas, on bar way out of port, end eat
down is the watsr's sap, with way eonederahle damage,
The ',mans r, which INS bound to Portsmouth with Imes,
serried sway hot bowsprit and cutwater, and who compelled
to pat boa.

EARLY CLOSING Assocunox.—Last eetaiog
crowded natietiog took plea, at Reeter•hall, Strand, for the
rapt* of promoting a reetrletlea la the hears of labour of
the Gilliam end dramatis. Lord Robert Oroevra,r,
M.P., preside ; aid la *peals* the pecatedtees, maid that
the aaswlatioa was forced 11 or 14 years ago, sad it had
aeoteepliehed objects whisk se el he promoters had
dared to hope for. All the great 'wearies a labour who
had adopted its Paige d,olsllhed sot wily reeeewied la ewer-
In( the g0.)4 lethal oft how who &impeded oft thee Err trod.
Laski:trod, bet had ',notate], bean peesnlary raisin. The
Ravi of B,.af.tieiery, bowleg entered into a variety of de.
tads, shalom, the evils seder which the oWeets of their
solicitude were aufferleg. moved • resolution WWI, forth
that the =intut lased with ecrrow that notwitttranding
the appeal. leads to the esateasees and prlscipas of boom,
the young tearoom employed se smillisere aid Migmatite
were still dietrawfally opoeteed. The Mang of Orford
wooded the raciletint, whisk wee heartily adopted.
Other reeoletilles, pledging the meatiest to see every taw
tape to espartos the late h option, aid ealllag Upon the
lady customers • f the dries welting retsSlishimati to 611011
Ileaellabia rims foe the eompletien of twig "ram sad to
support thew firm .b:ch acted with bee:dale, hentaaity to
thew la their emp/ologiTte WWII spokes to by Mr 8. C.
Mall, Mr. R. I) Ors the 114 V. Mr. Laadelle, sad Mr.
Tubas, sad were serried by elitiameless.

- IRELAND.

THE CASE OF JAMES SADLEIR, M.P.
(7mos ova owx 00Z1ZSPONDINT.)

DUBLIN, FRIDAY.
To-day the Muter of the Rolls repeated from the
bench tte substance of his charges against the Attor-
ney-General for Ireland. His statement disclosed no
new facts, but wean argument from date', intended
to show that the government was in timely posses-
sion of information warranting the prosecution of
James Sadleir, if they bad been willieg to take that
warm

NA VAL AND MILIT.ABY.
ADMIRALTY, JULY H.—A rroderritzwes —Paymaster
H. W. V. Warriagto. (ILSE, to the Amethyst, a, at Deemport.
MAL( Amount ear sectm W. O. Lame. I. the Otter. ;War
maul steernamel, of la hotrapower, it 111Mareein; 3. Mae, to
Ms Alas, 60. mew stem ship, of 430 honsepasur, at Portsmouth ;
T. r. kAgeworth, to tho Brehm's, IL erria imenar.shlp, of 200
bermpourr, at Demnport ; ma J. J. WM, W deo Amethyst.
Midas pm.). E. N. Graham, to ths AWN*" 11. Mom. a. Dam-
pen ; W. M. Parker and D. A. Smith ho Me lIMMAihr, 6, saddle•
shod ettomdcop, of 220 horwiwww, Whit Carotid Aldo' station

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