The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-17 00:00:00

ITALY.

BOMB, Oct. 10.
M. Pineal isls &aired hie passports, the Papal
wart refusing tot concede the terms which he was
"trimmed to far.
IPialarraler Mutts cootaine,Rltira, its CiA2cial
sellithe arpriataitat of Count Corm to the
ISminis-
onne, agriculture, and commerce. The Opi-
teports that the Minister of War was disposed
te resign. Coast Carom writes to the Risorgimento
that he °sues heasekrth to belong to the redaction of
that jouraaL

Lett= from Athena, of the 30th of Sept., state
that some English vessels had taken in their cargoes,
without petit:inning their legal formalities. In con-
etiquetee, the authorities were unwilling to snow them
to mil, and for thin dolay Ragland has demanded re-

THE BANDWIOH ISLAND&

Onitialris* from Hamill* an to the 13th of July:
' erkerertaw 001.118PORDINCII.
Honolulu (Hawaiian Isl.), Jaly 4, IMO.
Steam navigation has *wady benefited us here at these
blends, although not a Riegle steamer from the coast has yet
*ter* our beautiful harbour. We mow have our regular
listen red papers brought through with a regularity on
wad* we ma depend. Oa the evening of the 13th ult. we
were Omen* with the Herold and other New York papers
of the 28th Anvil, brought through In fifty days, and the
from New Yea daring the al: months have ranged
re:atri fty ie thrsix days.
I will, in this sheet, Rive yen some ideas of the heads of
this gweseament, I. rt. the moo who stand at the helm of
state. Yes ere aware that we live under a kingdom, and
sheathe mime seewedati is the third of the Kamehamehas.
He la a mme-tineasil Hatraliaa, and the last of tbe family
of ahit lots Conqueror : at least, he is the last
espinat to the throne, sad, baring no children, is case-
quentlyobliged to shafts his euecessor from among the few
abide who roma* attic the magus of dimes' during the
peetirmyeare.
Hits Majesty Is a mail of geed edatatlea—that is, for •
sad*, sad seems to mks seine kesoset is netters of state.
He was formerly mach Wished to &bidets, but for several
yams past, through the influents of the missionariee, hoe
been Slain Era. New, again, he is genii* into the old
mask, sad resumes kb relish for the best of brandies and
*ass. He restiese an Legate el 12,000 doh. per annum,
bridge the nom aserviag from hie Maim, which amount,
proteably. to 25.000 doh. more.
His moverament is serried ca aim* wholly by foreigners,
all the deperameats, awes ewe, being filled by them. Of
these peobablp the most inlesatial with the king and chiefs
is Mr. G. P. in*, with whom you have already bed an
opportunity of beesming pereosally auptainted. He is a
nu e( good educate:* welt read; has a wound judgment,
and what is of more weamonenes, has that peculiar eau*
*sae* as requisite is an. oseapying the port he dem. He
is Wok*? of Fiume, and is probably the fittest man for
that post la the kilted.*
Neat la impasse* sad *Buena is the ofilea of Foreign
Adam. Wad by Hr. R. C. Wyllie, • Bootchman by birth, who
heAkall the peeellaritias of an Aynkirentaa. He was formerly
a wealthy saarchaat, whom a remiss 'ltalia** induced to
leave Itegiaad, and having travelled through many of the
British ealenial moUleseate, ridded them Wands in 1844, in
company with the British Consul General for the Pasta:.
Beaming great interest Ia the Intim' of the Hawaiian
people, Ye very aeon Game into favour with the king and
chi*, gad was soon appointed to the poet whisk he now
i MS. Mr. W. is a olever-hearta amiable gentleman, a little
abed of fifty, fond of fine bongs and fine dinners. In the
post he oesupies he gives satisfaction to all, sad teems to
labour arduously, yet disinterestedly, for, it should be added
to his arid* that he has served this goveransat five years,
Wades any compensation for his sinless
Maisie/ of the Literior I. Ur. John Tsang, a half
breed. His father was an Englishman ; his mother a ehiefeu,
through whom he inherits hie high mate. He is about 36
years of age, tall, erect, and has the reputation of being the
handsomest man in the klagdom. He would make a de-
cided sensatioa among the upper most of your metropolis,
should he ever see fit to visit your wintry. Although Mr.
Young fills his ales with great credit, yet he is evidently
wanting in site relined Enropean *tale* With the ad-
vantages of a university education, he would have been
vastly superior and more valuable to his people. The half
castes stead, in intellect, just about midway between the
whiter and Iselin Ravishers.
The fourth and last office is that of Public Instratdits,
filled by Rev. B. Armstrong, who was formerly a missionary,
bat exchanged the clerical for the political garb eons two
rears ego. It is said that there is mot a better scholar in the
Havant* Lepage than Mr. Armstrong; and, most cer-
tainly, artae but a man who lea perfect wiseter of the la-
ggaattggtt w well fill the plus he maples His espabilities,
am mail. ead he lifers from Saud Ia not haying
the **it These two maishess have awe legume, over
sad
cabinet *ea all the other fereignen in the
what they say is law
.alidicentel. Bo you gee
war worthy king has a well ow* mia of ad-
but very jecheinaly aliases. kingdom weld net
kiris a better set if milldam than it now hat. The
mate each 6001 slew.
now is very brisk la Heseinia; entire cargoes of
see alibi soy well„_ Ikea& chiefly from the
Aeolians& ealeales. The impetus ghee to army
of busiest* by the towered meameree of this port
has seam bolero bee, kaown here. lterelssate an raping
Sorlasem eh** without ears, while truhenten, farmer,
babe arum dm, all eau fa far their sham Mere than 260
houses bare been Jemmied sad ended la and sear this
city within the peat Na 'maths, which bet of itself would
ahem a.....e.2.egmee of perreperity. I treader that more of
Asset kap ailveatege of the leaden* pro-
ClitaboWileag by *gums to lids qualm Hamm.

BllAZlLL—Litter. frets Persantbaoo of the 9th of
September eassense thM maim had rhea is 28jd., and
that mosey was leans.
Tun PACMO, Captain Nye, maned from Liverpool
yeseerdey for New Yea
Martino cm BeturiblaOleTEATES--CMitutn,OßD,
Oar. 15.—The gement gleam ..setae for the county
(Baez) were dinned this day at the BMA-hall and two
vary tagerteat awakes simermang the expedients, sad
atf=ents el Ifs sad prorteskity is the smog being an.
einelleuellea, • camber of the nigh-
train weft petelat. Kr. J. Y. presided. Two or
Wee pie age It we, arranged to mint • rouneittes of
the with • Mew of amertelaing how far dm
of the .misty(nada could be curtailed, it at en,
et the salons haring eouptained or the maul of
crusty rue Inked, and • majority of the maiiiittee reported
the expediting of • gsarai redaction of the salaries of the
esang earve, deputy treasure:AM (moors of Sprisidaid
and Word tt, and the parties employed I. these estatOlr
meets, by erbieh a saying of 2,0001. • year would be effeeted:
A bog anemia followed the meths for the edoptisa Maw
=wide& was ',mutually less, ea amendment helm
that It he reamed book le the eommittes to eras
that farther amt be hemished with Mimes Is
the reinatim—The adieu gins Ye Rev.
J. . Leyte (perenest la ageseiselhigsmen the me of the
W
pressaled by the Of Ile Union
to Me last sweineopiegkg the tor eswetabelery
twee, being celled es, it was armee/ le lave lest with-
draina—ddr. W. OeMentlin Maid smilinga la mond
of its whisk ohm sem brie dieenalew, wee
EXTMUIVI AT TOTTINEWL—Leat evening,
Worsts 6 sad 7 Melody a miens dm Mae ont upon,
W metweeive weaken liminglor to Illbo, irokollog, an hide.
psalms leg, ice es fa Oftwebieed,Tellenhem, at the rear
of Bones cl slim The dame when bib peeeelved ware reefu
la a lege Ina, odjoholos tie soolbiimook dotallor, -and
same way" has leirtnnewie egmand from the private
made& by einem of M Meet eff het By Me thee that
emitimass embed hem laden Ile been and fle *sateen
Wen Maths lammered, mad a 'Wage
.bvelledd=stte the
ponaL The mijelabs remises on either
side beteg anll en deee the NMI elemenefee eneetiene were
Algid to be ranted WM MS off theimilne speed ef the
Baum Feetunelely the Bremen mismedei fa eadrely Gab.
thrift dee Ire Ig 10 Alma had Walt Ma Weal* wee
teemed is the !Mak Ineoeffeh