The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-16 00:00:00

MATRIMONIAL HOAX AT LEEDS.

On Tuesday evening last, a arm ken
triers a radioman at the Bull aad Math Idetel, laLands.
Lead& Bone is weeks or are ego, several mai.
mewl adisweeleanseas appeared is the Leaden aewepapers,
bee gladness weatiffig
_wives. Sews thwahwe of tae
Leeds Medi laihwege Wit it hat thole hue to hest sons
with the
dame wades mars* into a
oinetweariares ad eilispilas for
the papaw the ammo ti Belay. swag awn-
minims, two tet the parties seat down atemeamphis
ism at thairelvea sad the third hailwellii that, "M
M whams. better than Or disiaw," sodas eve.
erg web
Mies
dhyly, lamenting triseiley"ktitartitelt
the weak bat , that she bedisestraed the mew le
hey beaatm, who selesteady wasested the Weenie*,
en be mead at dr istarview as bar palm
we. Ilhealee lodinated theta weasiaallbseelleptthelaa above
rimed. wad that she and; her brother weld sell at the
beak sal remain them until the =Ma of the stranger,
who was to ask for her by same. By the ant poet the
swain relie M say tai be weal be in Leeds
shag
vo
arriving hen at pm. as Teseday, and
would at once drive to the betel seses4 is a cub. All this
imaged, one of the party Ism, a throker, undertook
to play the guardisa, sad a Meek bon the albs was
esluld OD perpetrate the lady—Mks Bailey ; no expense
big spared to rolo:latter with suitable and lady-
like apparel. At the toil boar Miss Bailey and her
brother we et the widow la a rivals room, when,
et 7 Vide*, a cab drove up. ilk Bailey sad her brother
took their plains ea a seta, sad on the stranger Inquiring
for Mies bailey, he was shown isto the room. He was a
Massaro of shwas 46, ruddy complexion, and thin herr.
He hamodased himself es Mr. of "
AtMr-
mast," la a media midland county. The
_young lady's
Maths: latastiotd law ea his sister. Kr. H.— wee
IMMO at lea sight, he the young lady's Ziaztilliejawhe
hawse, des &wawa epee, corsaaadiag wed Ash
1111111. dmilin, wall -have been eao sash eves a
wawa beset ski he add boast eit sepashillt
_when it wee
wade kaolin that the pougrieter of this pante tans had
1,6001. la her own de& The trio et wees pethesided
badness, the Washes peaks a mamba of eras base to Hr.
H—, ell at dish were drortally sad isswgielosely an-
swered. Ewing atilleled the brother last he wee=
well to do Is the wait. In added thst he was a
with *ma althea, hails oaks that they might wit arm
the ametheeda-law, they were to be Newt to a besediw,--
school ; and, as to the young lady's bream, whisk lei was
=tater Sad she pswessed, it aboubl be settled ages her
eidldien. With these explanstleas Miss Bailey
mike Wiese ware aatlailed—ia fact, it was s settled
Mug. The bream retkod fur a few missies, wiles Mr.
at owes drew bit shah close to bit ladrievo,
end be-
came very esstinessal, ring full vent to-the Mho of
his heart. Miss , with brain, raettesty, re-
buked hire f.r " sub era his too hd
liar advances. Is a shin time the leather rontresdia
sad said be bad eat with low swab= of the kaly,
when ha proposed to hareem at wise. Kr. H— ks
raptures, mad desired hies he iatrodass then hrtliwith,' bat
he was asesawbel selsehhed Is dad that is a hew minutes
Rat has this MS MAMA IWelal seals, who had been wait-
ing bask lobed iris the new to laugh at him and the
hum dish hid besa Owed. In an insbuit Miss Bailey
illseemeerede while masks. owning, and other relatives,
sheet NM by the bend one after another. As soma se he
fowled he yea blessed. Mr. ll made a rush at the stables*,
was esidosk W way, and got into the bar of the bases
fastest et is the maw doer. Ma was irutantly wart is
rut ell Mee, so that he fedi sat serape, but was cosepalled
to listen to the rwAsi *Lae whole oeseeradastoi set.at last, in reply to the toga of " Kies Raney," a
manly-1 • sang was, wbo bad bras sitting=
Mr. IH—, • nee and asharwieged the
meat, sod themai is She roes, wh:litt
brother left bor. Zwassally, the Athwatos• lover de.
rasped, sad b. sot mhos bon heard of.

THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE TO
CALIFORNIA.

The Committee on Foreign Relations, to whom heal
been referred the Message of the President of the United
States, of July 27, 1652, communicating the correspoed-
once between the government of the United States and the
republic of hfosico respecting the right of way across the
Isthmus of Tehuistspes, armalado their report by sve.
commending lathe atimate tits alsgtion of the following re
solutions
" 1. Resolved, ea the juftnight of the senate, that in the
present posture of the qu id the grant of • right of
way through the territory of Mika st the Whine el
Tehuantepec, conceded by dial =I Ms IMO if 1111
citizens, and now the property of it dm Veda
States, as the same is presented by the eggehlpeglightle end
documents accompanying the message of die Panffesas
is nut compatible with the dignity of this gewtrameeste
prosecute the subject furtl•er by negotiation. 2. Should the
government of Mexico propose a renewal of such unser
Lions, it should be seceded to only epee ilki=sewelo
tines from Mexico, not inconsistent with the mid*
by this government in reference to said gnat. L Tirsttbe
government of the United States stands committed to ad
its citizens to protect them in their rights sheeed as well
as at home, within the sphere of its juriedistine and should
Mexico, within a reasonable time, fail to meeseieor her po-
sition concerning Xis grant, It will then beemme the duty of
this government to review all existing relations with that
republic, and to adopt such measures es will preserve the
honour of the country and the rights of its eitixens."

LONDON AND NOWITI WESTFRN RAILWAT.—.
Italian of trade for the week ending Sept. 12, 1862 :
Pamaengerm, parcel., carriages, horses, and milli,
31,6041. 16m. 8 I.; merchandise, 18,0181. 17.. 911. ; cattle, !
1.882/. 0, 8.1. Total, 52,401. 15.. Id. Corre.iponeling
week, Dad Ditto, 18:0, 46,7061. 12m. 102.
ate., 1460-5EJ,8961. 12a. ; 1851-691,33 a. 31. Ild. ;
t0r:578,4092. 16a. 9d.
2fLtlilA ANTONIA RAILWAL—TraffIo for the week
tukdin Sept 2, 1852, 3021.; 1861, 2411.