The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-30 00:00:00

She reflosil tow bar husband, sad heed food for her
toy ega liana the letter of Isabella Laurie, which she
11.1 a ogiagbad7 WM, bed. Oa the lot Oct., sheen aisle
o'clock la the onliffighthe relations ef Mrs. Bower and the
mother of Mr. low use einneMed is the diderroons.
Mrs. Bower salloilhee hafted Weber shosaber, sad thee,
after Imolai repeee,ell him with sets of violence osei.
Wind so hatspoen, she, la a fit of delirium sad fever,
es4,—ebssrilp has haat which she held in her arms—
" That baby Si is Morton's '• ". and when
Bower paean, rWst that revelation, his wife, 'tin
hither excited by lie resistaises offered to her, added that
ea the Sad Dee., Y the abeam of her husband, she
bed liSt be Merlin, who had paseed the !slight with her,
end that she hod WM= • mother 011 the toad of Septem-
ber. "If I believed that," cried Bower, " I would kill
this What." These nerds married Mrs. Bower's insanity
to its Mght, and, ftd=lihn sir sister, who wes present,
she sold, " Queened lave away that man.'' Such
disesepu inspired_ by • re tonneau should bays
gives alse to se deffig in the mind ef Bawer bet that of
pity ; bat • Won of oitgasase bed taken perassion of
ihiim He gala, the Jambe of his wife and
entered the iltiangiOne. Ea was pale, and his
features exhibit, the violent emotions that agi.
tale& him. Moto was sitting in the dining-room.
Bawer seised • teliohnife and rushed at Motile, who,
Ms rage was directed against him, rose
made for the antechamber, in order
the principal staircase. Bower's mother
to nelok her son, and aught him by his coat,
litill7desat nat, sad she fell by the effort which Bower
wade himself from her grasp. Morton,
having trine Os sate-chamber, deemed, rapidly the
first step, the Oaks, when he was overtaken by bower,
who elm* Yet • violent blow with the knife, sear the left
set. Moan fell never to rise again • death was the result
of a tenibis benenbage omen by tie cueing of the ca-
old esten. At sight of the uses extended without mo-
ties, Bawer eomgeebwdsd the imermity of his crime, lie
cognomina& the stairs, and stood like one annihilated; but
=that Marten was dead, he entered his apartment,
his 'intim, took some money and, taking Wealt-
h** edfibe he descended the beck stairs, and
IMt the WWI esesoolkin,
11161110 having boa noticed. Although the
pursmit was he was not arrested, and succeeded in
taking refuse d.
'After the waft of the Aot of Accusation, the President
peneedni MMlRetgate Mr. Bower. After detailing his
eseoesioa with the pries, his sad his wife's previous as
with Mr. Morton, he said, in answer to the
qualms el the seine, that he had not !maltreated his wife.
It was a eslumsy to say that he had ever kicked her
violently. He had had intimate relations with a young
woman named Isabella Laurie, who had lived at the mats
hotel with Mo. His wife was acquainted with this lioison.
It appear, that kitten ware found that Mrs. Bower hod
desired • diverse heat Bower, in order that she might
Mr. Meets., sad that the latter bad instigated hr r
to Ann sae. The affair with lobelia Leon
had tieedisted ihr some time, and latterly Mrs.
Bower bed eneed to speak of it. In answer to
• itusgliss as to whether the attentions of Mor-
ten ease say suspicions in his mind, he said that
Ogg had used to see Morton for more than a year ; that
Kw Bever MK impressed • dislike to Morton, but that
their intim', was resumed in 1860 or 1851. Ile then
naivete& the eitenostemoss of Mn. Bower's accosoltement
lea the 2, of September last, her subsequent attack of
I pampa, fever, and the feet of Motton's having been
sidled Las • fthmd, and a physician, together with the ray-
Inge of Mrs. Bower, and the lamentable catastrophe, all of
' which are detailed in the act of accusation. Ile then fled
to England. The President said, " After you arrived at
Dover you wont, to • friend in these words—" Tell me bow
my angel of • wife has been since my departure." On
which Mr. Bower ramerked—" After my departure ream-
' ties had dissipated my suspicion' ageism her." This con.
clad, his examination.

Mr. Bower's 's* wee then ezamined.—ffhe had entered
Ms *nuke on the Ind of August last. Mrs. Bower some-
times sail that her bashand was very harsh towards her.
Witness trial to asosele bee. Witneu once saw Bower very
angry with bie wills, bat be did not treat her badly. Her
mistress bad Mid her of bet husband threateaing her.
The Preeihmt, to the aooused—You see your wife was
immorally complaining of you.
Mr. Bower—floe complaints were inspired by her
facnitt
o r
witnesses were 'Realized. AMORE them Mr.
Crawford, an English barrister, an old friend of both Mr.
Bower and Mr. Morton, who had been requested to
endeavour to arrange a separation between Bower and his
wife. He found Bower very sad, and he said, " God gave
me an angel of purity, and I have conducted myself towards
her like a brute."

'TM h;siinikOf the cue was being proceeded with when
thereports la ; but oar readers were yesterday informed,
by the aid of the submarine telegraph, that Mr. Bower
had been acquitted.

GERMANY.

The
the 24th Emperor of Austria returned to hie capital oa

The Preussische Wuchenblatt, the peculiar organ of
the beaureancratic conservative .party, which is
beaded by M. Bethinann-Hollweg, and resembles
most of any that of the government, has an article
on thevisit of the Austrian Emperor to Berlin. This
it considers as • most joyful event, an unequivocal
sign that the Austrian goverment has finally done
with the politica of Schwarzenberg, and that the
two chief German governments, which with the
rest of the confederation are threatened from the
other side of the Rhine, are prepared to meet the
enemy as one power. The article proceeds:
We have slways anticipated this hour, aad therefore have
saiforinly opposed the purchase with ouealded soaceesions
of that which the natural course of thisp would in time
bring of itself. We give the same counsel now; we are
ammo= that the gommumat should feel that its alliance
must haver mach vase for Austria as that of Austria
can have fee it. We seed in this reaped only refer to the
potitico.commerstal qmetions now under disinusioa, and
time whhh Impend before tbe Federal Diet.
_ _

The Wield Oat. Mr. contains a guardedly written
fadeless the sane subject. After alluding to the
various masers afloat, in which it finds nothing sur-
prising attbe present time, the writer proseeds to
Irak el the two quietism which were most cont-
umely sewed Is hes the subject et the iesserehe
in tisk swat essihnesse. The motion that the
ZOlllll4ll awe at all fats dissuades is disobliged
with the roma that Asetriand heads we agreed
as to the swge and aim d the ante= aegeciations
entrusted is M. Peewhor-lisehe sad M. Brueke, and
that the details ettaki not mey eonveniently be settled
by the potentates in person. Then follow the sub-
joined .Bateau.:
Bat ohm me ethers who tray that In this of
the two me powareel sore does of Gememay, dry seeib
prommileas he es aims* emirs the Fremeh empbre, fa
view of Nelda Immensities. We newer ea Mims bo.
roma ate two pewees Ise mei row to be Iffi he it ties
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sad F. Duke ; sad OM IL ea the llth et October.
by Messrs. Greedy
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the evedmiq
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week last year : 4,7s'l.—The above is exclusive of the re-
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North Western Railway Company.