The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-18 00:00:00

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

The following telegramwu received by the Penin-
sular and Oriental Company this morning Ma
Messina :

" MALTA, SATURDAY..

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" The Columbian, with the mails from Australia,
reached Aden on the 11th inst., having been delayed
by some derangement of her machinery.
" The mails may be expected in London, via
Marseilles, with those from Calcutta and China
about the 27th inst."

THE PEACE.

(From the 7 inset

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Every actor in the late war thinks it necessary to
apologise to the world for the conditiona of the pews. It is
nenstedng that even irresistible power should feel some
homage due to outraged faith. France tells us that she
would not have left that glorious work of rendering Italy
tree from the Alps to the Adriatic so incomplete if she had
not feared to draw on a general European war. Sardinia,
while swallowing her homilistion, coven her retreat from the
new with decent promisee se to how she will nee the
gains she has acquired. Austria, mon frank, declares that
she has ceased to war with the Emperor of the French he.
aeon she hasdisoovered that be is her beet friend. " The
mediation of natural federal allies promised leas favourable
oenclitioes than a direct understanding." This means that
drill the Powers of Europe, Napoleon 111. alone would
scquiesce in Austria retaining Venetia and restoring the
Archdukes. England's ordain upon this subject could not
be mistaken; Prussia notwithstanding the hatred of
that nation for the French would give no inaction
to any further Austrian interference in Italy.
Hese Russia, engaged in manumitting her serfs and in de-
veloping her town internal resources, could not, despotic on
she is, mike herself a party to the scatedal of Amnion
tyranny in Italy. All Austria's friends wen ready to pro-
nounce her in the wrong. Her only sympathisers were to be
found in the camp of her enemy. It was the champion of
Italian unity and Italian liberty—lt was the hope and stay
of Italian patriots and Hungarian exits►—it was the enemy
who in the name of freedom bad struck her down, that m 44
her from the *nth end gave her beck that rod of hon.
Austria had been looking to England, to Germany, to Buena,
for assistance against France, and In the moment of her mid
she found that France was the only power which really
• meant what she meant. The Etepsroe of Austria found
out this great truth while discussing his breakfast with the
Emperor Napoleon, and he will net forget it if those new
s ogees ensue to which be so siguillaantly alludes in hie
address to his soldiers.

COUNT ARESE.

SURREY SESSIONS,
(THIS DAY.)

TM help adjourned Maki= for the waft of Surrey cow
awed Ws sondem of the Pivelow-Istmes. Newiestas
cams-way, Shoe J. IL Jahns,, lisq., choirs+ T,
• depetrehaimme; sed • basis • seagististes. The
calendar *retained the asses et tioestrida prineers ba
trial ; tersetritiew Is Weep, and MI fer Wol•••••■••It.
The ..bedresas he Ida Sews to the reed Jeep mid that
the calendar was stramely light. Time wan two elm
• erutez..:::surat servAat,, and be WM DIM So eam
lately they bad We very nisch on the Wefts to Ude the-
ws, The other assume ems for dress waft bled
these stains. Freese olgrandjoriss bed ender • recent est
of pa:haws. poser to *wear is all witnesses snag beim
them ; therefore the oath srunkl be adluitilwered is the rod
jury roots lamest' of is the court aa heretofore. He cesta.
Weed tle art to br careful Is summons the slaloms, Mil It
they in Frevaricato in their I die
formes coal,' send tutu ••••tirt for the urigusal
tea a before the roossittiug =mistress, when Mel w.M
detect any attempted imp.ation with ;Trent to Whet the
ends of Justice. They sec not b o,st to examine all the
witness if they were satisfied with one, bat be impeurd
titan Ilona the messily at exarsiolsig them sil barn May
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