The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-22 00:00:00

THE ITALIAN REFUGEES.

The following is the text of the despatch alluded
to by Count Cavour, as that which the Piedmont
government transmitted on the 11th of February
Leto the Count della Minerva, Piedmontese may
atßome, who was instructed to hand a copy of it to
the Pope's Secretary of State, Cardinal Anton&
A similar communication was sent to the French
government :7.

She system of the wholesale expulsion of ;menu from
their native country, which is rambled on a very large Sagb
by the Pontifical government, since the number of the Kb.
jests of his Holiness thus expelled amounts within om owl
territory alone to several hundreds, cannot fail to bs
t>•dsd with the most fatal consequences.

The man exiled on suspicion, or for improper coshed, le
sot in all cases • comipted person, or one indissolubly eenneeld
with thee/feta of revolutionary conspirators. Were h.*
to remain in his native country, and kept under earveil/smette
if subjected to punishment, he might be razed,
or at least 6e would not become a very dangerous.persaa. 011
the other hand, if he be seat into exile, if be be mimed Ig
illegal resumes against him, and compelled to live to
the pale of respectable society, and often without soy
of sabelatmece, he necessarily puts himself in connWaa
the promoters of revolutionary plots. They find It en eq
matter thenceforth to circumvent hint, to seduce hinted
afEllate him to their genet societies. In this Isms
the insubordinate youth Is soon converted into a

conspirator, and iometimee a conaplrator of tie
most dangerous kind. We have grounds,
for the assertion that the system pursued by the l'h=
government has the effect of continually rapplytng ben
soldien to the revolutionary ranks. So long as lt shall ps
slat is that system, ell the efforts of the governments le fir
sipate the sects of conspirators will be in vain ; mincer list
ea some of them can be removed from the centres of doer,
others will collect together, who are in a wanner sent dicer
by their own government. It is to this cause we nut ald•
bate the extraordinary vitality the Munnian party, Is
immure'
which the adopted the government of his Holi
ness la a met mesente coati Me.

BURNING OF THE JAMES BALNES
CLIPPER SHIP.-(THIS DAY.)

)117LIIR AND 111/i MAGMATIC VIILDOPAPIQ,
(MON OUR OWN CORAWIPONDANT.)
LIVERPOOL, Tatiana.
The celebrated Black Ball clipper ship, *MN
Baines, took fire this morning in the Bukhara
Dock[, and had to be scuttled. The fire was caused
by the overheating of the cargo of East Inas
produoe.

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closing at 69fr. 10c.
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lines left off with

ma received

MAAS, Arum 41.

s 1 Ith confirm the
as been definitively
r in the Paris Con-
1, and during hie
nor of Smyrna, will
ire aJ interim,
rdere to leave en the
mats announce that
before May 10, and
2 the subject of the
rincipalities.
'Mona, has proposed
and there is some

Duke de Valmy at
voceation of several

I candidate for the
Irn Varna to Roost.

.orived at Marseille;
r Press. d' Orient re-
.mnation of Colonel