The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-22 00:00:00

THE AUSTRIANS IN THE PRINCIPALITIES.

(From the heiepeniimece Babe).
VIENNA, JUNI 16.
A sad event, which ban just occurred at Sassy and
been reported here by telegraph, has produced a great
'nation in this capital. The Grand Boyard, Con-
Kaoline Balsh, step-sou of the reigning prince, has
been killed in a duel by Count Stelberg, a major in
the Austrian hussars. We do not know yet the
details or the cause of this affair, bat the victim has
]eft 'young widow, who is considered to be ins of
t►e belles of Sassy.
We learn at the same time from Jassy that
martial law, recently proclaimed throughout
Wal-
lachia by the Austrian =thirty authorities, has been
also proclaimed in Moldavia, but that the adminis-
tritive council, on being invited to publish it, replied
that as Ibis military measure affected not merely
Moldavian subjects, amenable alone to their own
la's, but also the subjects of foreign Powers, the
Moldavian government did not consider itself autho-
rised to take part in a measure of this nature without
Previously referring to the suzerain court.

STOCKHOLM, 3m 13.
• Swedish newspaper, the Watchman, by no math
Remiss is its general tendency, deplores that no de-
alw dupe were taken by the allied governments
het autumns in fulfilling thrtr engagements to the in-
habitants of the Aland Islands. It will be recollected
that on the 13th of August last year, being the first
Isoday atter the landing of the troops sear Bomar-
send, General Baraguay d'Hilliers tensed it to be
proclaimed in eleven churches, " that the Aland Wee
were henceforth flee, and under the protection se
legland sod France." In consequence of this, the
ishabitauts no longer dreaded the Russian knout se a
pleishment for aiding and abetting the invaders, but
some forward full of confidence that they would be
=ed should the Cur attempt to punish them.
returned to their homes, brought their produce
he sale, and in some instances voltureered as pilots
is conducting ships of war among the shoals and
cliffs of the Finnish coast, little expecting that in a
month hence all protection from the wrath of their
tyrants would be gone, and that they would be left
NEW Doom ox :Ha Boo= Coasr.—We ander- to take ears of themselves and take the chance of
gum that e stock company is is ewe. of formation Rusin sending over its emissaries to revenge and
for the of szimiTh docks at lAoptpac punish. Bet so it was; by the middle of September'
I_l_7b,r,. The depth of water inside is stated to be not a single French or English ship remised maul
and bottom is shoat flee miles is length. lb Pro. soon after the Russian government mat a I
thatrev!_. tn. limbs shall be of a very complete character, w. 40, searetary L Too Bores sow of
Alandeof
ie 7,441 tam dry "'kr. limber docks, waribmissi' Abolehn, to inieire into the wand d
dens
• short branch railway to Havens, whisk will I
.r.d direct rouussolasttoo with teeth:roam by swam dune' the time Aland was micapied by the Curs ear
limes et railway—Ms , the Beath Wester.. tbs miss. The result of this investigation was that many
um too, and the Portsmouth Direct Railway. it is states of the islanders—the exact number of whom is not
'wen the iarw
tbe Dike the • " WO. fathers of families—were convicted of having
,of Roobseed sad the prima loodooroopoo of tibo
%bind, on well as by the nomad* mitholitiss of Pact,. arsisted the English and French, and were am:end-
ows% sad Cbloboofor. Jai/1y carried away from their homes, it is supposed