The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-21 00:00:00

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donee of those who presented the petition
and obtained the issue of the esenmis-
!ion must surely be amongst the best ITALY.
proofs of insanity which can be producible.
Accordingly, it was the obvious duty of Mr. DIPLOMATIC DESPATCH OF THE ITALIAN
SAMORL WARREN to insist upon the production GOVENMET.
and actual presence of General WINDHAM and We have received a copy of a circular despatch,
the other petitioners in the witness-box. In the addressed by Baron Iticastoli, under date of the
most ordinary criminal case it is the privilege of 3rd instant, to the representatives of Italy at the
the prisoner to have every witness who has various foreign oourts. The despatch commences
appeared before the grand jury produced by the with a reference to the discussions in the Chamber
prosecutor before the petty jury. And the case of Deputies, and the important decisions as to the
of a witness who has established a primed facie finances of the country, at which, after the most
case of insanity before the LORDS Justices is thorough investigation and searching criticism,
strictly analogous to the case of a witness before the legislative body has arrived. The vote of con-
the grand jury. But, strange to say, the natural fidenoe in the ministry is alluded to, rather for
procedure has in the case of Mr. WIEDHAM been its importance as again sanctioning the programme
actually reversed. General WINDHAM and the other which is conducting Italy towards entire unity,
petitioners who established the priced facie case than for the gratification it affords to individuals.
before the Loans Justices are not only postponed The practical prudence and firmness displayed by
es wituesaestothe end of thecase, buttheydistinetlF the Chamber is referred to with natural pride,
refuse to appear in the witness-box at all. The especially as shown in the treatment of the difficult
very evidence upon which the inquiry appeared to questions of Rome and Venioe "Despite," it is
be reasonable is withdrawn from the consideration said, " the difficultiee which we have encountered,the
of the tribunal which is to determine whether the Chamber has again declared that Rome is neon-
prised facie OW rested upon a sound foundation. gory to the unity and tranquillity of Italy ; but at
The gentlemen who appeared before the LORI* the same time it has given its attention to the
Joenciss do not venture to appear before the documents placed before it by the King's govern-
Marne and the Jury, or to repeat the story meat, and has avowed that the nation is sincerely
which they told at Lincoln's-inn. Mr. WIMDMAX devoted to religion, and ready to grant with the
is, therefore, denied the privilege to which every greatest eagerness the surest guarantees that
rhymer is held entitled—that of having placed in catholic consciences can desire for the dignity and
the witness-box by the prosecutor every witness independenoe of the Holy Father. On the subject
who appeared against him before the grand jury.
~__ of Venice the Chamber has expressed itself with
But the matter does not stop hen' If the equal firmness and moderation. In recommending
vary men who persuaded the Loans Jennies@ an armament to the ministry, it has not sought to
to grant the inquiry cannot be produced,
, provoke any premature conflict, but only to show
Pm* Mr. WINDHAM, the alleged lunatic, might"gr,_ d Europe that Italy seek/ to put its forces iu just pro-
be forthcoming. But perhaps he is unwilling to portion to the requirements of its position, and that,
appear. Nothing of the sort. On the contrary,
for the rest, it leaves to the wisdom of its government
ho insists upon being put into the witness box,
the choice of the occasions and means which are
and examined and croes-examined as to his so-
deemed suitable to realise in an effective manner
tions. If the object of Mr. Santrez. WARREN and
the recovery of that part of Italian territory."
the Jury be to ascertain the mental condition of
The remits obtained in so short a apace of time,
this young man, what hotter evidence can they
and in the midst of all the difficulties attached to
have than that of the young man himself, and the
a skate of transformation, show, it is contended,
account of his uncle and guardian, and of other
that Italian unity is now established on the
persons who have persuaded two eminent lawyers
firmest basis ; and the altered state of the southern
each as Lord Justice Townie and Lord Justice
provinceej is cited, amongst other proofs, as
Einiair Rams that this youth is poseibly insane?
affording remarkable evidence. The circular con-
On the contrary, neither Mr. Wastage nor the
eludes as follows
Jury can understand this view. Their nerves, it
The traction of railways sad of a MIS somber of
seems, are not strong enough to bear the sight of other public works in in active proven., and while giving
Mr. WINDHAM in the witness-box—indeed, Mr. wit0c,,,,,,,,t, to the...a of heeds greatly contributes
WARREN declares that if the young man appears, it to advance the morality sad well-being of the
will make him incompetent to perform him judicial people, bringing nearer the time wises communiestiase will
duties. And what is the consequence f All aorta be facilitated, and more development be afforded to own-
of evidence have been introduced which have any micro tad industry,. Awall well-organised postal servicerrespondeow ta by
however remote, upon the life and doings laud aad ma. mew" the rapidity .
out the Paussuls. The army which, if our .semi's wore
of this unfortunate youth. The direct evidence to be believed, it was impossible to Lemma sad keep
which would probably settle the matter one way united, because of the different elements of which it is
or another in a few hours is studiously oompoesd, proves—by its affectionate unity, by its intalli-
excluded, and whole days are consumed by gents, by its deloiOlia•—ehat the holism of all the Poe'
the ingenuity of counsel in endeavouring to Time* are well qualified for military life. Finally, the
bring in or to exclude the evidence of General burden'h.h
this !Pr.' finaaCel WI not berm& ilifi resources of
ic patenn dispose, and Italy will soon show that
WINDHAM and the petitioners, without producing wan, in rich andriotic monk to jam all
the want. of her
them actually in the witness-box. For years the tab- national „,,,,nettioit. if, thee, en impartial eye is di mud
surdexclusionof evidenoewas the scandalof English to our position and attitude, it must siseessarily he MOW
law. Of late years that scandal has been greatly eked that Italy seriously desires its hidepsediaes, sad
remedied. But in this interminable WINDHAM commands the necessary means for attaining it. Such
inquiry the Court and the Jury seem determined to in reality is our petition : and this position I hops will
create the very scandal where it does not exist— preserve to us our old friends, adacquire for us new
by not insisting upon the production of the best "e
evidence of which the nature of the caw admits,

and which, if it were produced, would in all pro-
bability at once settle the question.

The Pungolo of Milan announces that Valentino
Alonzi, the brother of Luigi Alonzi, better known
as Chiavone, has surrendered, with three of his
comrades, to Colonel Lopez, in command of the
44th Regiment at Sore. They have been sent to
prison for trial. Another paper, the Nontade, an-
nounces that Chiavone himself has resolved to sur-
render, as soon as he learns that his brother has
been treated with indulgence.
The Corriere delk Marche of Ancona announces
that the Bishop of Fossombrone is shortly to be
tried at the assizes of Pessaro for contempt of the
government, in a letter addressed by him to the
Minister of Grace and Justice.
The last disaster of Torre del Greco has suggested

trbt Court.

OSBORNE, JAR. 211
The King of the Belgians is remaining at Bado
glan-palace.

A Committee on Rdseaties ci Her Majesty's Most
Hooossable Privy Conseil bid a mattlig yesterday at the
Privy Council.offiee. Proud : tine Lord President, the
Duke el Argyll. the Dyke et Sereasd. the Right Hon. Sir
Hemp Gm, IL P., the Rigid Has. ItareA the Right
Hee. Or 0. 0. Lewin, X.P.. the Right Hes. W. R. Glad-
dens, ICY., sad the Right Hoe. H. Ire% Y.P.
Despatches were received mislay at the Ocolosikelse
fn the Governors of the North Amara Provisos sal
Dewed&

The Marquis of Exeter returned to Burghley
Home, Stamfonl, Last oreedag. The noble mergaie and
marchioness and family ere agooted in town early next
week fur the soma. _ _

The Earl and Countsse et Dartmouth are ex-
pected is tows in a few days from their seat is Yorkshire.
Viscount Falkland he. lett the St. George's

Hotel.
Lord Llanover comas to town early next week
from Llimover, near Abe/weeny.
Mr. and Lady Charlotte Watson Taylor have
arrived at their madames in Granisor.equare.

Bar Courtenay and Lady Honywood have left the
IL George's Hotel.
As Lady Emily Peel was driving into Dublin,
111 Saturday, in a phaeton sad pair, on. of the homes took
fright at a cart, sad soddenly swerved, upsetting the
vehicle. Lady Fmrny escaped without bevies sustained
the slightest injury. The servants also escaped uninjured.
The photographic likenesses of Prince Albert
are being rapidly sold io Paris to French as much sa to
Eoglish purchasers. One printeeller sold in one day about
a week ago, 30,000 cartes de suite bearing the likeness of
the deceased prince.
At the sitting of the Berlin Town Council, on the
16th inst., the following reply was road to congratulatory
mamma presented to the Grown Prises and Grown Princees
at the beginning of the year :—" The nmesesatatives of the
capital have, at the eannisseenwat at the sew year, re.
membered me with erimethy for my grief, end with
friendly wishes for the future. May the year just blots—
and this is my sincere wish to you is return—be a year of
pester happiness to us all than the one just put, which was
is so many ways a year of menrning.—Vicroala, Crown
Princess.— Berlin, Jan. 2, 1882.*
The Berlin Punch, or " Kladderadaisch," brings
out his last number with a Christmas tree, richly Mural-
sated and hung with promote for the surrounding polies-
tates of Europe is children's frocks. Master Fiance is en-
joying his little drum and a "deficit" of 829 millions,
Master Yankee 224 millions of deficit, Master Austria 146
millions, Master Victor 159 millions wadi, and so on;
while Master Prude, with his two big boxes of cavalry
and infantry, sad no deficit, is weeping bitterly, and
' wiping his erne with his knuckles, crying, "I want to have
a deficit too."
Monseigneur Charles Francois Baillargeon, Bishop
of Tice, and administrator of the diocese of Quebec, ear, in
ea address to his dock :—" All oar yeas, men should have
at heart at this moment to serve such a noble came. They
will be proud to march is the footsteps al oar forefathers,
who on two memorable meadow covered themselves with
glory In repelling the armies sent by the Ainerkan Union
to conquer the country." . . . "The most efficacious
mesas which we ma employ to deckle the enemy to remain
at peace with us is to show that we are well prepared to
receive him." The Roman catholic Bishop of Montreal, in
• pastoral read in ell the churches of the diocese, makes as
animated appeal to the people, and speaks of the British
government as " having given the constry ench liberal Is.
Maritime that it has truly made it the most happy .xiaaley
upon earth."
It as curious circumstance, and in some menses
• sign of the these, that the invalids Awe procelem Ma
sew subscribers era premium • complete eellediee at the
cioastitutioss of all the Meta of Europe.
The Pesti ATaplo, of Pesth, states that out Twelfth
Night, during a grand dinner given by the Mem Patmets
of Hungary, some thieves entered the palace meditate a ems
of 40,000 florins in duals and the archbishop's Grand Gress
el the Order of IA Illephm.

\ "v
tIJESDAY „\-_‘AItJANUAgY

• • ,
A'4'l°`.--biab's-
,

A letter from Rome says :—" Mrs. Foljambel
the propristwas of the Peluso Spada, from which Pedro
Peosey,lie woe driven by the polies, end who wrote several
letters on the subject, hes jut pabllelted e fall remetatios
of ber ewers, mid sow rye that the Pope was quite in the
tight. The letter wade very weak ea if it had been writhe'
ender prowess."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. X nut MARTLEY PIT ACCIDENT.
--o—
(From yesterday's Norther* Doily Express.)
(non out OWN contillP01101111T.) Between twelve and one o'clock on Sunday, a
PARIS, poiDAT geennno, large number of the experienced viewers and engineers on
the ground met in am of she adjoining cottages, to hold &
The following is the lifoniteur's account of the consultation regarding the progress of the work and the
fatal accident on the ice yesterday :
A melancholy accident happenedemuse which it
good deal might be most desirable to
took follow in futu
to
re
Yesterday on the large cisr=i;m:WytinA'o else could of
done, °any other as
lake in the Bois de Boulogne, near the Avenue de l'lmpi- of premiere edited, with a view, iporeir possible, toeraccelerate
,*trice. A coachman, named Gres-Claude, was on the Ice the &ammoe the imprisoned rain The unanimous
when it suddenly broke under him. Immediately several otka seemed to be that nothing could be done beyond
persons hastened to his sasietance, but the ice gave way w With nerd ttein= of the entombed mines,
under their weight, and twelve punk seek. M. Anipdre, nod continued to be entertained among thoseul
commissary of police of the Quartile St. Victor, who hap- qualified to judge ; and these were not a little strengthened
paned to be present, immediately orpnierid means of amis. by the fact that during the morning the " fowling" already
tones, and by his exertions eight were got out uninjured, blinded to wee frequently heard. The ventilation, it wee
but the other four were drowned. Three of the bodies rooionistadfidentlooyttelioemd,owr have
the so much
were conveyed to the Morgue, but the fourth is still under which must have beeng pgincedliy the downward flowus of
the loc. the water and the heat of the men's bodies. As to food, it
Further particulars are given in the evening has been sggested that starvation could not take place so
long
horses scomsible which it was su
Papers, from which it appears that the accident theywould be at least up to this' afternoon. There Prut
was caused by people sliding on a part of the hike also he no lack of light, there being a supply el oil end
which was marked off by a cord as unsafe. The wceatellesforinathcoeziitdett,
time.rait economy,Ano 1611'n
b.
made
to
who first fell in, and was got out unity- sideration was derived from the fact, that there are anion
fussed, is said to have been drank at the time. Ac- hoer overman "Lamiect knosrneas
cording to one story, M. Ivon, the famous battle very carefulv IDAII • and another of Dee party, named
painter, got a ducking ; but I rather think this can- Trapani, had bad ahundaist opportunities of becoming &c-
-oot be true, becauso one journal speaks of his taking q d tAd
eel yse 27:orcronnir 'Eat, Prraing, an ant us
home one of the rescued persons in his carriage. weed again congregated around the pit. It wee eetimaled
Several inhabitants of Panay greatly distinguished otirthernm ten to
fifteen
tirandade yriardsepvialitAd the
scene
themselves in saving lives, but it is to be regretted to the fete of the imprisoned miners, and' anxious
lwamy
that no regular service is organised to meet such te Hartle Oolliery we Passed hundreds el °OLT:Lana,
all bestowing towards the great focus of excitement—many
accidents, such as exists in the London parka. of them even walking ell the way from Newcastle ; while
Curiously enough, a miniature accident of a simi- hotelman, vehicles of every descriptioes heavily freighted,
Jar character occurred on Saturday in the large were Ilhe"ne ep=l oo b? the Mane de•tialii°°•
Every cross-road forth its stream of people, and
basin of the Tuileries. As a number of boys were every hedge-row footpath was thickly dotted with moving
sliding the ice suddenly broke, and six of them sank forms, adding !nseasantitZete the Peet
ehumenlitiTe
flowingdirection of H
ro thugh it, up to their waists in water. All their rsilwal, too, poured in its thoumnds to the ys.COII(1 of
efforts to get on the ice again were fruitless, as it the digester from Newcastle, Shields, and the sur-
Tilt*, greaty we the demand for
constantly gave way under their weight, but they that
ultimately all got 'Mete land with no other damage were left behind et Percy Main, and another train bad
than a dreadfully cold and disagreeable bath. to he despatched to bring them forward. We under-
stand that the train from Trim:ouch was so heavily
The Preset "lei "with all reserve" (an tinneree- laden that the engine, tender, were even
awry precaution, as I believe the news to be sub- crowded with peopLe. The Myth aad Ty:le Railway, con-
etentieny true), that a new end special ex mignons thenetisry, wasg tour
of
duringoolel,dhos
the
tionary corps will be immediately sent to Mexico. in hundred day with :over theßitbloclosir ap every avenue
It is to be about ore strong as the force which lately gtaePorel. the i'llisue immense wl7 ha
sp, their ehliet/mitetroe:= was
e
occupied Syria, and will be oommanded by a very decorous sad well-behaved, but the policemen bad
brigadier-general, who, on his arrival, will assume their hands full in keeping the crowd away from the plat-
the command-in-chief of the allied armies—French, rhTgenatthmemewklag.' where cow etr werw atiotlid.
Spanish, and English—in Mexico. It is stated district, the reoiteet:es of the sad those superin-
the
!bat this arrangement is connected with a plan for natal t
orm ole the • °I th
was e ... shaft ThtWenerre
placing Mexico under the government of a coned- rested ee a perfect see of up--esir'e' fame,
tutioual king, to be chosen from a European Patioltd.waiaing the Freres d events, &NOW the in-
royal family, not being one belonging to either of tepFtBor some time port there has bees tea sad refreehments
the three powers that have undertaken the present prepared for the entombed men, reedy be be seat down the
expedition. Curiously enough, this statement cor- tarertt eem
ose enbTeitenel) ill awned between the Melk is the
responds to a certain extent with a vague rumour I°A staff of experienced gentlemen has bees organised to
current some time since, that France thought go take
aregg for
men veredWairve, is the seifitelinngsugm".
Archduke Maximilian of Austria, as a coo- coashlerably, although he is in a fair way el recovers.
pensation for the surrender of Venice to Italy. Isrulig B:ituthrtl iceetreatt at tie I:Vet el ths
That such a project should now be upon the tapir and families of the tudiappy men, sad the Mete
ci the
is, however, very inconsistent with the warlike womenidomeritte, hopes6$
diapoeition of Francis Joseph spoken of in all the i„ ttal havers ding, many aI
';'sgrigupire cjiLerpol7 swalimetitree'r.
latest Vienna letters, which represent him as bandocaod six coos in the pat, bides a bey 'obese they
had
screwing up his courage more and more to attempt abrytalii It was
c'eamtirlay thatitham "
OneET/ att,
the revenge of Magenta and Solferino. It is to be miners bad ;ikon a little boy, only tea yeses of age, does
observed that the Moniteur, without being so ex- is itil his temairatoilit,lellit, and
dews aLfilawnlen. from BASIN, Panne
likwiw
plicit as the Prelim, contains in its long article to- it weeeery agorae" te walk shag the Pit new, where
day on Mexican affairs some signifiosnt lines about tbe us-
..sHenesef din Pm 18_,_!_12t,& Mat el the
withwateh-
" modification in the political regimen of the boon "am bor. ogrhe aces but no
country," and " measures which, while respecting sad intim mesa md. yesag shildrea, mostly gide, thilf
its independence and dealing delicately with its hrethmt etlfree:llle*sirreu4intilatere theseeissietneen
dignity, will tend to place the conditions of order poop!a weber with ewe little skis 'Reglad te
and security upon a durable footing." her, while tie tle ler km we =Meg ia we
ea.
coosionessis at the leak& its fehlior. Mesa we kit
A despatch from Oran (Algeria) states that at then arid was au Amok many fast onto to
the moment when six hundred Zouaves were about their homes. As derkases oweereil the seam the sassy
to embark for Mexico counter orders arrived, on tasting up the argue
face woh
ei theuseerd Zs, sheand tti kat. gloryd l
ey
the ground that a more considerable force was about were es awekew as ewer to haermiante. et de
e era
to be sent. This is a confirmation of the above As tile day wove Oa* Ma Isineek up by the
workmen from the 'heft as skeet by no moms
statement as to the contemplated strength of the ex- im0,,,,bi0 to the hoped., need" donnas& It appeared
pedition. that about noon madame fall el slime teak pike boss the
sides of the pit by whisk Ys assuardatiee el nes
The Bourse continues to show the same chit- increased, soil the MOW= cd men ease mem dieerbal
rarderisties ; the Route rises, but other securities from the immediate eldest k view, amisetAiset seat
are neglected. It is ca calculated that to ensure the rug, alwarco2: Pnitatth. trk.:lwaftory VEIL MCI
clsseitg
success of the conversion of the Four-and-a-Half noon
by this fresh dip, and it was sot edit geed
per Cents., which M. Fould is assumed to be con- o'clock that the Altus fire mid be
____s_Yeldlefell rented.
he sees 11
that ever ekes flaturday
templating, the Rena must rise to 72fr. or 731 r., have bees much „moo by the ,=166,=.71:
and the moat confident anticipations are enter- or no progress halt lees mode is dimiakhkg the distme
tamed that the highest of thus figures will be 'Zen" ettr...iterneel Menem the weds.° and the lee
reached before long. To-day the Rents rose 160.PPy
(From the Second Edition of the Daily Journal.)
for cash and 20c. for account, closing at 69fr. 80c. late last night, the stone which has bees each a terrible
and 69(r. 20c. Mobilier, the Italian Loan, and the bar te the
sines than threetr,erafbeen workmenlii was. clearedi i. argirmamead
railways remain with scarcely any change. The difleulty m • experienced with the rubbish, as so mash el II
conversion, supposing it to be done at all, midst§ of the timber of the brattice, which has Imam
cannot be effected before the end of March, because = together. In hlsLlaniat ennaoltihil eitpvir tk-ad
when M. Binean effected the conversion of the me en now farther forward thee we have been as yet.
Five per Cents. in 1862 a promise was made that The only clunk pf asaMeLthe mea out to-day lies in the
Mate of the clawse below pomp scaffold. It the scaffold
the fund should not be again interfered with :or has been carried sway the ethesquthees will be most serious.
ten years, Thwe has sot beet the slightest esmatios in the labour in
the sines it was fret organised. sad durierdowntulie sight
The Opinion NatioNationaleaaks, for information, t bet u -ajanet too o down
whether the new law announced by the Pays for te the poor fellows below. What tfisir wadi must be
the " extinction of mendicity" will apply to the fah then now that they have all bees tender end four
ts in the pit, °moot be me= Everything
barefooted friars of the "mendicant orders," who, possible is done to facilitate the In spite of
owing to the " inexplicable tolerance" of the ad- sll,,•oW°re is no ktiemilaty that it
at the lost o would be 1111 Wile
time thnes may
ministration of the laws, have multiplied exceed- 16:=Lani "
inglY in France, and are now to be seen in the In reference to the cease d the ebetnictions in the shaft.
streets of every town 1 the Newcsmie awoke* says Mr. 8.. Cole, wireekieg.
It is stated that out of fifteen Masonic teeone.oetai mire at e
cases:ri VII: end heeeehae.dem.MthvArdith.s:by.
" Venerables" of high rank convoked by Marshal Dish. SOgme fourteen or fifteen years age Cole had
Kaplan to discuss arrangements for his inanguree charge thet Put tutdenadhtedmittoot and tabbing ofst that be shell
tion as Grand Master of the craft, only five have shaft has • closed' in so many fathoms up. The name
responded, and that the remaining ten mean to which he adduces in support of this einolaska are of a
decline the honour of supporting the new chief lea
trousiute haat belteemstel thet shafhat t, sadist:at it clorf
that the Emperor has given them. such dimensions (twelve feet wide) as effectually to pro-
A French artilleryman, quartered at Blidah,
has just been guilty (in intent) of a military cwalutinany"foduzitatn being made spots
the
60 erect the
rlty of the shaft. TowooirsvisteDmlniffoiroulty, tri:conesiv:d
murder resembling those of which there have the idea of forming an artificial fousdatioo. He effected
lately been so many sad instances in England. this object
re bgit:douri Theribra„.4:2---fordrit
Being sentenced by hie sergeant to some slight complete circle, like :he rim of a wheel. The inside :E
punishment for absinthe at roll-call be vowed of t:cds.
aia necessary thrtieforeighlit proper securing ue t(4l the feebdstrZ'a olds,
vengeanoe, and the sergeant, fearing that he would and the foundation was securely held in its pllos by pro-
execute is threats, took the precaution of jections from
ill4iineoutaio de of each of
wthgo.ortif; If oar
sleeping out of barracks. In the dusk of the groun
ground, with the spokes of the wheal removed from their
morning, the soldier, having borne malice all Owe sfSred to the outside of the
bottom rim,
shaft We will see a
ywNework atir.l'e Mr. Cot says tit'weeen
night, tired at a corporal, whom he mistook for rdli of theHmett
the sergeant, but fortunately missed him. He the half °tit'. the ponderous beans west down the pit, it
;botiioldwfoaill to the rhttaftautod, tear sir I thaectsundt
id ble
afterwards attempted suicide, but although he
fired upon himself twice did not succeed ; his first donee upward, and this is the reason wolet.the rubbish
shot carried away his chin and a part of his noes, reschrhoso high. u.p.:l!, Ina th;7liieotrein
and the second wounded him grievously in the this theory be truule or not, we feel slanting
to 'give it pub-
breast, but he was carried alive to the military lioity,
_ea snob a supposition doss not seem to have been en.
tertsdaed by say one at present connected with the colliery.
hospital. We need scarcely ky that if it should turn out to be correct,
Count de Persigny, Minister of the Interior, has it considerably aggravates the danger of thew" who are
accorded 360,0001 r. to the town of Lyona, and
' now buried ali."ve, and materially lessens the chances of their
bong
220,000 fr. to St. Etienne, for the poor, and these resened
sums have been distributed by the Bureaux de
Bienfaisance in provisions. The &irk states that
the count has submitted to the Council of State
a demand for an extraordinary credit, to be pre-
seated to the Chambers at the opening of the
session.
The Monittur's bulletin contains the following
Paragraph :
Several journals have announced that, in virtue of a
decision of the Emperor, no warning will for the future be
given to the press without a previous deliberation in the
Council of Ministers. That statement is completely un-
founded.

SHIELDS, Koontz 9 A.m.
Down to 5 o'clock this morning little real pro-
gress had beep made towards the rescue of the 215 unfor-
lomat* mw and boys imprisosed in the bowels of the earth
in Hartley Colliery, it is leered without food, certainly is
chop darkness, gloom, and living under oiremustenees the
most depresing to human life. The ranee of this fearful
daisy hes been ea farms : The shaft of the pit was cabbed
round with oak Weber, sad plonked in the fore part. The
isonsase seethe ham whlsh fell down the shah
as Thrneday raserneg tarried all this away, sad
rapeeed the natal digs, which happen to be loose stone.
As Immo Seer of water is arming- from the sides of the
shaft, and this cashing amoopt the loose atones, wished
them eat, sad dews the shaft, imperilling the lives of the
merlin polka Tkis had to be carefully brattiosd up,
vigil' Woo moth labour and can. It was finkhod this
lavanhef. Mame hem that ewe bee bus resseved,
and this &sub I. the stakes . slam wire
and one lifts gin fee. the bleirtaiart.thr
isilWalgsb the wear down the mid
ea *AS Inds evespase at beak was in bike
The knightsg party are within almost twelve fest of
the Immo drift. pod they eaa almost vie six feet
titseagh IL If they am math that daft, it is confidently
ertielpshai eat istesse can be got through it to the en-
tombs* Wm% end neap if they are not able to peas