The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-23 00:00:00

TO TEI EDITOR OF TAE 111111.88.

Captain Mellott Campbell presents his COM-
plinsesta to the editor of the Sayers, and requests
the favour of Ms inserting the subloieed letter (marked
No. 2), which, after • personal interview with Major Fitz-
gerald, be was authorised to write to Captain Mallet, and
to make publio in this manner, together with Maim Fitz-
prald's letter to himself (marked No. 1).
10, King-street, St. James's, Dee. 22.

No. E.

" CAPTAIII:NZLTOIT CAMPS/ILL TO CAPTAIN HUGH MALLET.
`• Army sad Navy Clu Monday Erseiog,
Dee. 21,3.
" Fitzgerald has this orioles informed me
of a eiroumstsnoe I was not previoady aware of, via., that
at the time of writing the reckless and offensive lotion to
Lis wife, reflecting on Ms. Mallet's character, he was oat
of his mild. His medial attendant, and his brother, who
had mod;m, are prepared to certify to the troth of
this . . .

kijor I?itsgoreld, hopiag that the publicaUois of wee
statement may account, sad in some degree Mahe, fur the
cruel untruths sod imputations he unwittingly penned,
desires me to say he is unions to glee this *latencies every
publicity, through the medium of the press, provided you
have no objection to his to doing.—l have, lic.
" MILTORT CAMPILILL.
"To Captain Mallet, 18, Pembsoke-rued."
No. L

FROM MAJOR FiTraILLD TO ckrunr KILFORT CAMaav•
"Mr dear Campbell,—l hereby authorise you to explain
to Captain Mallet by writing, or vied wog, the state of rabid
I wee in when I wrote those unjustifiable lettere to my
wife reflecting on Mrs. Mallet's character. My brother
end doctor will vouch for the state I was in. Now than
I sae *elm I teapot eeneeive bow I ever could have mitten
wash mis•etatemsete reflectiag oo the character ale virtuosi
weemen.—Tones ISM "lamely,
WiLuAir PRIOMMALD.
"6, Vioterisequare, &W., Dee. 21, 1863."

TEE WATEILOO-10AD MIIIDII. Efforts are
bolas made to Wain the Hams Secretary to summussad
lot Majedy to cotnmute the misses of death cm lamed
Wright. convicted for the murder at Maria Orme, is the
Walariosymd, Gs the wonting of the 13th lastest. A
sesseromlysigned petition is being prepared in the b
of Lambeth, to favour of the commutation, and seiZet
smessbjest a psblie meeting is to be held on Monday mow
beg at Ms Nat West Baths, is the Westminster-road. Shashi
these efforts preys usavelling, it is understood that the
emostios will Mks place at Hcreemortger-laim gm!, su the
Timedey is January next. Tb• primmer still preeerves
the tame cool sued eollsited masses which has absracitsrised
his cowlast throughoat. He is described by those of his
fellow workman employed the same establidusest as •
quiet sad isoffessive man. The primmer Mill essarS that
the unfortimate ooconeaoe took plies by the deemed
woman last Mk* up • knife and eindesvourisg Josiah him
is her suitassest, aggravated by drink.

THZ SiZ HUGH MYDDELTON 1,1112b95T.--A few
weeks ago two meads were give at Demon's Ywie Ha
OMANI well, foe the el raisin the met of a life-
boat to he celled Um flit Htb Myddeltos. The preeewie,
is conjunction with some wootrlbeitiose soliected in the
locality, have realised 1001., white aims* se ea festal-
'mot, wee handed yesterday by the iromealtiee to the
Mathew! Webeet ImMtetien. Mr. Deans, Mr. H. W.
thederbill. Mr. Bele, mod other (needs an very e
ad realign &Meg the present winter the fel wise(
a
40Mlikbeat sad its transperebeg carriage, widelt sinomts to
Tbe illumination of coal mines surely might be
by UM =met TM development et :Ea
defy ; Instaises Y Ilinbes
he. Dr. natarts •—•. I regent them
bembee biliteene inade, as respects their iseelnolleel imeetene
pqhot aced,elrma.•triher. set"
a,7l±lar isisaft tw
sitids.----OW•fe, 32, Barba.,
London. London.—(A