The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-20 00:00:00

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, Nov, 19.

The second elections yesterday resulted in 58
definitive nominations, of which 45 are ministerial
and 13 opposition (of divers shades). The straggle
wu very animated.
The cable from Cagliari to Malta was successfully
laid down yesterday. The telegraph works rep.
laxly between the two islands.
The election known up to this time amount to
154, of which 48 belong to the extreme right. The
rest are divided among the various shades of liberals.
The majority is ministerial.

THE TWO ENGLISH ENGINEERS HELD
CAPTIVE BY THE KING OF NAPLES.

(mom ova OWN couseroirmer.),

NAPLES, Nor. 14,

Again and again must I return to the ease of the
two British subjects who are in prison at Salerno.
until the people of England compel our laisse: fairs
government to take it op in a manner worthy the
dignity of our country. A little time since there
were hopes that forcible measures would have been.
adopted to compel what both in courtesy and law
ought to have been conceded. But the people here
say that England, like a certain animal, had only
put on the lien's skin, and had attempted to
roar like the lion. The voice, however, was de-
tected, and all here are deriding it. The facts are am
follows. Not a very long time since Lord
Clarendon sent a telegraphic despatch to the
British Acting• Consul, directing that he should
demand an immediate interview with the Eng-
lish subjects now in prison. The despatch was
sent in French, and it was further directed that
the answer of this government should be telegraphed
back as soon as received. All Naples knew iLt, as it
was intended that it should, and the idea was that
government would be frightened into submission;
but has not my Lord Clarendon been already suffi-
ciently snubbed by the King of Naples?—has be not
yet discovered that his simulated roar is understood
and laughed at here? Well, the answer was re-
turned, and was telegraphed bask to Lord Clarendon,
I have reason to believe—and that answer was a
refusal, grounded upon an article which had
nothing at all to do with the question,
for, as I informed you in my last letter,
there is not an article in the Codiee Napo-
letano which touches upon the subject. Such having
been the ridiculous and the futile demonstration of
his lordship, the case stands thus: the prisoners are
still in confinement, and the utmost vigilance is ex-
ercised to prevent the slightest communication with
them. Somewhere towards the end of last month
au English engineer went to the British Vice-Consul
at Vietri , near Salerno, and begged his assistance in
procuring him an interview with the prisoners. Hs
was answered, that it being Sunday it would be im-
possible, but on the next day he would make the
attempt. Accordingly on the Monday they both
went to Salerno, and the Vice-Consul saw the Pro-
curator-General, who at once refused permission,
but allowed a written communication to be made.
"Doyen want anything?" was asked. " Yes, send ns
money." Ten piastres were sent in, and an acknow-

Since then no other
a place, though oa last Mon-
arranged. Why this should
,but it is understood that
,ot to go, and I am in-
preceding visit their like-
iption of them had been
precaution is taken, there-
as much se possible
~ we have already seen,
sanity of one of them at
were guilty, such treat-
le, because illegal ; hut
in proof of their info-
information derived
of the crew of the
, arrested. How I got it
guarantee its correctness.
engineers were as innocent
against theta as the child un-
insurgents rase as beard tiler
with lambed xistele, and
'- brains out la me the

, and yet these men are
imprisonment—they have
itereowie with friends, coun-
they have been manacled—
ple yet in spite of
discourtesies, our govern-
' ridiculous attempt at

how much the feelings of I
English, of all chitin, are interested and excited
thew feet,. Cireat uis the indignation which is
towards the Neapolitan government, it isgreater
if possible, against the British govern-
tt, which has utterly destroyed the prestige of our
at name in Southern Italy, and which makes
ry Englishman senaible of the insecurity of his
ition in this country.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURTS.
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the Mk sea the pelsk how involved, saria
els se ask Ilet esesnliss Y as sewn& kw MOO
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mressima by es mmlly. mesa 21:2
lkiew d the Iss thst ma me el Mk
me be pasessi by ha ma eheremassem Uwe
akswermass wen pude as te nib Om ham dm re
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them Mee esseMehe • les es es MM. Os
▪ thwasm i aurae wadi be edema.
The &sem \mem, we set he beemleks emote to
mar lamemeelt es k misled lie. Timm
ea dame saw law„ deer • Melt te slide they
meshes% by as km te mks • sumeersee el
dwell, Wen dr essaisedes kr fl—esmay, Os Mel
.thew re seem the esmlty. The diem met to
ewelere vwiel by • dockrathe thst • bend Mead Wilms
seem tbe thaw remesat of Ms asselly ma eke the asy-
wee of the muss.

Floe evidonte tt would appear that the Osman,
who was the were fee boom, war. making a pen
dieterhemos at Ilimn'e-mosa, at en early hoer
the muds& ens Police-oomatable Taylor, le 6, said
then deist sad go away, which, oder sons dorst,
they did. They had sot prowled kr bin they
loges wargftg again, bat whet they ow the tametable sp-
twasshisg they left off, end saying, Hem man that
&vest a give It to him," at nee felled his to the
Crlwith a heavy blow, sad all three Inked hint neat
d and body mail ha noun imeensibla, mad lest •
nest deal blood. accts the prisons we
la the eat
el natal away, leaving the namable fa deed, riles-
=oftillias, 90 6, sad Inawymr, 102 NlTiVelk ad,
he prisemen one is tasiedy, teak the canielie is a
rah to h r,dandin the divisional sonat, el 3, Judd-gismo
Lsl,ll.rsd,arhe at mice sianded to him. That gladsome&
denellad the Weans the mend& bed malted as el a wary
sena* Wan, old each in would newest. Wanes geir ea
eleey tee sem tier.
The prisown who bed sothimg to say la then ihinso,
were committed for trial.

oao•a ORINDINO.

Giuseppe Orhnodi, 28, of 2t, &frau-Id'', Irma olimisod
with pfeyinemLni organ, to the annoyance of Yr. Osage
Lording, of Frederick street, Groy'e Inn-tveri.
The cherge Ong leen filly proved,
Mr. Tyndall sdi be woe tisionaitted to 4•4311:11 the kw
optima ouch almoso. Doolom woo not to be soopoodad
beanie a parcel of 6algallll MY over hero to ploy wpm.
Ho should dam Idols No., x, Y dotoatt, (curtain days.
LAMM.
CIMINO aMALVIN."

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Two Ihmedes tad • Ibillsait —.atiended before the Hoe.
0. C. Newton he tabs learequitiq; two notes
tar lied been ler and op ea date/day evening last.
Ow at the bash% eibrerg the magistrate, said that
es Ihresiq elluenots Wet her gmbe, who was employed
by • voter eampany, wee erW wide tee pomade in river to
proems notes far it, end having reedwei the sere, be
pot them into • bag end lased the
_beg in his
went. In the wane of the ~dog he hid omesten
brinently to rat his Led iato the arm peolist, and Is-
betsserly pulled oat and lest the beg awl norm The
little bey the reuse Weird wp the beg, sad • led abs
mu with to. eryhtg oat balme the hileer4ce
Wm se et the noels eed leak the other Miss to bie .c
The nether eablegemtly gre inkomelles of the haw 11;
111....emi the owner burin bees dreerred, le Erie
le the roar tthe .tad ad for the mores-
L.-.OiliTe e. mg mak %kerma surer Tr radar
cre et wide k wee tire r brae beg Net it, erg kr Mee.
Mgt net War* menet, lie weethiVe glob* owe re-
grind la tir. retter.
Ms. Widen AU set Woe that the side at ef Obi aes
✓eprisal the Ism of the mete wee eared, sad therefore
!leered Dims, or of the erkeekte bir, Iflie did
net at owe eaves op the are, to reepret ettemtheem be-
' tare Wm.

cut of it came bick.
unication has taken place,
another visit was arranged.
been I cannot explain, but
had been cautioned not tt
that daring their prece
and a full description
Every possible precis
, to isolate our countrymen
the world, and the effect I
be impaired health and mini
Assuming that they RI
t would bo unpardonable,
strongest evidence exists in
I now from
severairaill:f the eleven
Hari who were recently ar
I not say, but I will guur
declared that these engic
t e charge brought against
—that when the loaners
ched over them with
celled to blow their bee
hinery got out of order ;
the fifth month of their imp
shut up from all intercom
n, or their coesni ; they
this, ye British people !-
, end a liundred other die;
t tamely submits after a r
I canuotdeseribe to you ho'