The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-05 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY =WING, APRIL 5, 1868.

la=the NeepefflanOsearimume Mil, the inlet la.
with M. am melts the peamment of the Pg.
..ewer, la the mai peas maw the Inquiry wit* dee
Cabinet dLenexa him aideeseed to ;hat of Tenn.
la eimempaimee die intweigued, Envoy Betraordisery
sod Minister Pientietenelary ef hie Majesty the NM( at
isaa pest iesehel mit ere to ham ids Istallemy
thelartaie of libbassaray_ Ifereabry Ones
lento Mate el has Delinmale Kepeatg, that the Govern-
mint of Melia& Oar be tires imp attention to this
gentian, esslortAel eearmeetl el the Wes-silty of the
eeptnee ef the Ceilled, A. - hmdiets mosegaemos, it has
reilimtlem One and the lamellas el
lieTcreememid=dl IR at
et if.
hem et the ems gets, been requested to
cesasannienen te lie reffery liezl of Ma/mseabsary, art
only the tailed isentaimle ida had already bas Dear
mitt ed to hie peisseassr, bet aka them whir& we of air
her thee than fret one, est empeolally this sweat dated
the ifith *EWA midi bee jambes addressed to the Nea-
politan goverament thr=te Mahal= Charge d'Affaires
sagas Comet el the Tyre
. .

lathe the Needham govienerst to adduce the authors to
erten they emir, owl who ere wholly unknown to us • we
see eleithei thee aossieet atm titre will not be found the
atm of ray et thew put =Mere of the rights of nations
when 'Mime sod pest gamma= have learned to vetterate
se Mkt& matt ma guide I b the relatives existing between
staled Awe, . . . .

Fresh intrplee—siy, more than surprise, astonishment—
ohm vyan smog the fact of the Carlo Alberto here brought
to • andli ea hawed to behove that when reasoning
uptes en ;nest whisk otsqMEly years ago, the Sicilian
eabinet hasalktgether eseential facts connected
whl it. Ima tbarelku• to state there in all their
genuine truth!
.... •
The Duels. l,frUlWkik of his Maiesty the Bing of
Naples, in ME r the abon tesstkoned vital, at
Livens. rime of par:rousting into Frtnevil with
keetlitterl/4 e the ilifteersiaii4 the there French ire::
artery, had lifelLegma an board,
sad at violatedih the
CorTitaral eragrentd,arA in tltrei;oadsenof TiotTt.
A milt at law was instituted. but what we the sentime•
pronounced by the I 4? Court of Camstinn f It dearest,
prhope, that the ca was lawfuloa a poise of war, or as
• piratical vessel P. • such thing. That honourable tri-
bunal declared, upelbsi legal authority of a celebrated ma-
gistrate, and with the greatest reason, that the French
polies nad the right to arrest the persona whom they found
es board of that mercantile vent I in the French territory;
is other warts, it decided that the rights of nations did not
leapt,
is the territorial waters, a merchant-ship from being
b Ike polies ate prevent the arrest of the us-
oilis INN GIMP/ bar. Dot the Court of Curti=
ash hi up wow condemn the Carlo Alberto ma prise,
although' tint weed ited.bern employed for the purpose- at
endeavouring le evertorn the established government.
,irion
Tide k Wise will curium the Commuter Carib that
. raid .

thi;aseeVhes brought forwsrd dose not la the least degree
inguiesat • but thee, as the rionlemy, It de-
in=sih Samm srs meet eueListelkun
ing up the kw ileassing, lb* goverment
sts upon fee brew br the senbuilden of the
Cagliari and the llieralka el the %divide& in heard the
seise, declining to take my arzeount of the Nerd juiding
legal decisions, the canes num which they are. being
or Wegitimais one. It is of no otemsqlense abet Rahattine
or flimia—the fanner the owner of the and the
latter Its meogebed the jedon of
the Prier= The rights scaboded for
by the Heeler sereemeat ars intonational rights,
founded spa the principles of public order and
eoveralwYioanst possibly be invalidated by the
sets WON ar aim subjects, especially nadir
ciroannensea Y dish the letter were deprived of liberty of
adios. Bdio Bleb, the Ana of linbattino admitted by
Its mete the of the courts of the
kingdom of2l7:Senin =LI any precise act of
adhesion to the carte apes the question of the merits cd
the case.

Equally =AWN lait to say that the foreigner is subject to
the laws of tie country in width he Dia committed ea
cies. The onapstency which derives its efficacy on ac-
count of mime implies the pr esos of the criminal in the
territory where be bee himself guilty ; bat .INNS
thedshweernt Osr to be hand, the tervltortel sore-
rethign.
tribmrsymat ir.,.0.t/mt the mond shall be tried by
oomby, bat bee sot the
pow of errestit; in Um Iseritery et his
native state. Now tie Meld ea the high lea
waa a fraction of the Pleknesisne torriteey, end the
Neepaitan fora bed so pester right Is arrest time the in-
dividual. who were sslbisbed on head her then it ba, had
they been overtakes In tin pest of Clews, ce in the sheets of
Turin. The premiers fr Ilebrao of the capped guilty
leTame :I: emegrowe s violation of territory, and es
not doss net orients nay right in the Minna wltiob
tie Wt.
Wt.
Most&Whence it follows, se I have
thatit wit of the lath el January,
lire hem
en* of law nosy instant' proosedinp
in wbeenseever they prams to have
taki:ll:inalellellueepte et Petra and nage, without,
however, the Oslr.s hese big empowered to tramper
the territorisl Wells ihr the pewee if sewing the amused.

I than not close tide decielsit without reilying to ea ob-
servation thews out by Chemandar Cards, Yeidnstauy se
it wen, at the conclusion of his reply. Bs nib, that in
this Whir nothing more Is required than a careful and regular
trial, aa England herself has declared.
There is no ntrewity to 'amain U Great Britain, et) vigi-
lant and jealous a defender of the persons and property of
English subjects, Is about to make remonstrances to the
Sicilian Court Vag the two engineers illegally arrested
on board the C • one of whom, in coneequence of the
, severities of his prisonment, has lost his amen la the most
wretched mambo.

know lady well that, in quad ions Me the pressed
one, each BSt4ais regulates Its cendoot according to the im-
pression it has of its own rights ; and lam also aware that
the Britialigoversemnt, in the ofilcial and written communi-
cations made to the government of Sardinia, has considered
the capture of the Cagliari upon the same prisciples con-
tended for by no, and has expressed the hope that the King's
government would oppose so open a violation of the rights of
nations.
In this state of things, I enjoin you to renew to the
government of Naples the already preferred demand, for the
restitution of the vessel, together with the entire cargo,
and, consequently, of the mew and passengers arrested on
board her.
Should the Neapolitan government persist in its unjusti-
fiable refusal, his Majesty's government will then have to
take such measures as the gravity of the owe, and offended
risrhts of the Slate, may require and suggest.
I beg you to read this despatch to his- Excellency the COM-
mender Carafe, with whom you will also leave a copy of the
seine. (Signed) C. Cavotra.
The Berl of Mahnesbury to the Marquis d'Azeglio.
Foreign-46m, Marsh 23, 1868.
The undemigMsd, ff.c., had the honour to receive from the
Marquis (Am gib, in their conference of yesterday, his note
of that Mk Miming a copy of the reply returned by Count
Caesurae illes Oat of March, to the answer of the Neapoli-
tan goomoment of the 30th of Jemmy, a copy of which
answer- bed ink however, been previously communicated offi-
cially by the Marquis d'Aseglio to her Majesty's late or pre-
sent goverment.
It appears item the Marquis d'Areglio's present communi-
cation, that thegovernment having satisfied itself
that the Cagiet was captured, Ye demamiel the
restitution d dot wok the bberstica of the germs
anew bawd; and Set tie Mende d' bel been
tesemseed essmeekele te lbe the elleial
lames whisk be bed ebetirisodysesedei le redeemer,
ind those which wwe
Os this latter point the aedursimel be.ge lave M Mime
that be hes set bead mai the rem Adhered te lie
WM/ by the M. d'Arseglto, a Oa.
alts led
wime
Me Nam eramat, " A Peek del
whir wa lobeim her Majesty's AdmennalihmeCligria
Petweeryfrembetliut fadAseglie, Metairie
which be
wi eimuch obliged to the Mrsruquie tranegilo to mod to thb
dim
TM Marquis Chemin°, in his note of the 22nd inst., goal
en b ftr that be is formally charged to demand the ooncers
vane disc Majesty's goverment, and, if necessary, its ea-
veratiee, to bring this serious matter to a good conclusion.
The Marlitlis d'hnerhet= mays, that his government is
eseelleed that the tly received will
hem eardirsesd the minim sod .Fl:llllb=exprailed by her
Majesty's alaister M Urfa, hi a letter which he addreseed to
Coast Cavoor on the 6th of January last, stating that her Ma-
jestic gemment wreedfaposed to object to the proceedings of
the Neepolitae goverment in the case of the Cagliari, on
Me ground that the Neapolitan ships of war had no right to
panne mad capture the Cagliari beyond the baths of the
Writs:trial jurisdiction of the kingdom of the Two Biddies.
The undersigned has the honour to acquaint the Marquis:
d:,A.maillio that his sots will be duly considered by_
Majesty's govenimmt ; pending the answer which it
be_ the duty of the undwd eventually to return ta
it, ha thinks It right at onto to state to the Marquis
d'Azeglio, that her MsjeMle government had no oopizence
of the note addressed by her Itajesty's minister at Turin to
the Count Cavour on the sth of January, no copy of it
having been received in this office until it was communicated
be the undersigned by the Marquis d'Azeglio, on the 10th Mat.
On comparing the copy to oommunicated by the Marquis
elf Azeglio with the instruction from the Earl of Clarendon on
which it was founded, • materiel Memos was perceived,
and it ham resulted, from the ezplanatior. °Waned from her
Majesty's Kleist's-, that the statement in that note, that
" her Me
fn goverment are dismal to Ora" to the
=this owe, which was sot astbedesd by the
given to her Majesty's talaister, one Mated fa
the letter by her Majesty's fkoneary./Its by Md.
as he states, and without the et smut
of Ur a minister ; and tie seer add,
that bee sjesty's minister has been instrsoted to Inform the
Bftwatery of Legation that his waded In this roped wee
quite MaismehM.—The sadersimed, to.
(81greed) Mautiestris.
(Tremiaties.
33, Perk-) leme, March 24,_1 ea
gasts limey ..81 eißlLi=l,lB6thwe
innate 11111141111:=Idere litirestrerthe :Lath his
YdraddellstatetaMent Italmaillay bra Dellemdelllstg
et eade lbw Pendia Mike, did
=afte es him yeeMsdey.
la semeleme with the die which is Swig
M agda=
le Mime tegese Mama
nt l " Salk es ldts the seism
oistwitt.se
meontale
As be reimaited fs Me eassibecy, ft me say ea Se
eappeelles the mime bed already been leammlied
Mks Noah% MA ast braided mem Merger met
by the esdkedgeed, Foreiga-elke ea Me lilfleet.
Ia Me Mime mentiseed of yes, sir, dale le Ilacel-
Iremy Os Mel d Ilehistvery emmaiesess to the mho-
Maems latmellia Mattes to the note wittorseed on the
leamey het. as Os Presidest of the Omen, by Me
luelleesey her Iktemairs Majmty's minister at Surf& Ass-