The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-08 00:00:00

4321V.AL 07 TWINILAPOLITAN 111.1148.

DUBLIN, TIMIDLY.

The Amerioan ship David Stuart sabered Quoins.
stows ea Ilanday, haviag on board the Neapolitan ease
Facie and 64 companies", meetly all profas,onal men.
The drip, while on her voyage to the Blame, as chartered
by the Neapolitan Government, had received • mate at Cedir,
• young man who turned oat to be Raffaele tlettembrtnies
son of the patriot. By his aid the refugees took the ship out
of the captain's hands, and navigated her to Quensto'ws.
The eey ere very worn in appearance.
Aurae, amount says Absot 7 o'clock on Buteisy
weans • vessel under the American deg dropped into
Qmenatows, and very soon became an object of mach cari-
osity and Interest when it was discovered that she had on
it the Neapolitan patriot, Count or Colonel Barrio, with
his companions, 69 in number, including one bishop and
suns priests. They had been permitted to transport them-
selves to New Yok, the Neapolitan government stipulating
to give sachet them on snivel at New York the sum of
130 dole. to been life' with anew la Amoeba.
"On the arrival of the vessel at Cads, outside the Straits
of Gibraltar, the refugee', who greatly outnumbered the
crow, the latter being only 17 in number, rose in mutiny:
end insisted that the captain should star direct for Cork
Harbor. To this request the captain of coma gays • fiat
refuel, ►rat he was forcibly deprived of the command of the
vowel for the time being, and his second mate sp.
pointed In his place pre km Some of the re'ngees are .no-
Mamma by birth, end all, both eoclesiastics and hymn, are
E•e-looking men. What their &egos are has not yet
tranapired—wlasther they will stay in Ragland, or re'unt to
take senior under the Sardinian flag, whose prrteotion,
doubtless, they will readily obtain."

The Malta Tito's., of March 1, observes that Lord
Hill's circular (lately given in the Express) asp nothing
about untrue tainting the Host. "We are at a lees to
aaderstend," says our contemporary, " why the !Bowing
order still exists au the order-boards of the guard-hosses of
this mutima:—. Sentries to carry arms sad pormat arse ea
the Hearne.; which order naturally offends the religious
(«flap of every Protestant soldier, and Is felt by
them to be • recognition of a Roman admit° asst.
In Masao' to Captain Sheffield's breach of military died-
plias, we are federated that his objection was not to pay tho
bosoms of • brigadier-general to the Bishop of Melts, of
whirl, we believe, then Is no complain., tot to order the
miry to salute the flat."
Alexander Dumas is now on his *ay beak to
Paris. He wee at Coostantinople en the 19th of February,
sad left the next day for France. He hr been socompaild
daring his journey through the Russian possailas by •
French painter, N. Bosun, who brings back an Aug pus
of sketches.
A letter from Terriers states that a lad y rho
arrived there two days ago by a railwey Weis frees Prowls,
wore a crinoline of such ample dimensions se to emitethe
suspicions of the custom-bouse officers. A search rose-
gnarly took place, sad the fashionable paten of freaks
attire was touted to ham very skilfully attached to its ample
folds not less than 117 pairs of white stockings, whicit•the
wearer intended to smuggle into Belgium. The dab:fags
and Maoris* were conlisca-d, end the led handsel oar lo
the law authorities for pretemeetou.
One of the peassogro on board the Prince
Frederick William,-at the Rae el the accident, writing from
Aria, mays :"The Celia able Is a tad thing altogether,
sad it is kenos te ao more this Miss was drowned. Of
suer yea have towel all the partioden, bat you may not
have herd that the fit words addremsd to the belt-
drowned wretches es researg the rhea sad before they
actually were oat of the Weir, were, rare Pumper.'
from • Cutout-how siker. Good 0441 Is the getout
• pushed te each at attest that a nes barely saved ores g
wrecked ship is thus sabered by the repreesetattar d •
civilised government?
Goon Tines roe LrrrooasPHEßS.—The old i
ot "it is aa 01-wind that Mows nobody good," is likely kte
arida again, by the bona* II holds out to Mamma l°
saabbiarsats, which will have to print Imam and other
maps. Though we have no laforaseisa as to the egad
nmetwo of copies of 111111Wartroyed by the rebels, we kora
that they are of 46,000 &Mesa' Iliad*, all of which mud be
highly &awe up sad prbasa. The serayoregaswers Moe
email comply with the dewed; private atabliehnante
hematite, their hands tall of work or no stomas of eadoiset
sloe; and atonovw there is • scarcity 014r4,811111:6—aii-
, mate Irmtishomms.
Tam MALTA AID CAGLIAII TILIODATNO-AVID
ate way to report moths laterreptime to the line of tele-
' wire between Yaffe sad Cmfferl. 111 • Wl=
. Cidbi;estadrq, from the laatenemed_. piano we learesthat
esamiaicatio• awed at two o'clock oa the taming=
ffet, aud that Ms halt la the cable was roseraly
• off this last ere.

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