The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-02 00:00:00

TILE CliAnD PIATIAIL—We had now two or three
miles of level walking bane us; indeed our road, Ikea
one end sign plateau to the ether, was on a slight descent.
Udine we stared we took some wine our appetites were
not very remarkable in spite of all our work ; bat • leathern
cup of Bt. George put a little life and warmth Ms as, for
we were chilled with the risky, and it was new hgemstly
cold. We also saw the ether biathents appreseadnp, and
we now formed, as it wee% ewe Myawaran. in single
Me we set of again, sled des abet etear silent inereh was
now unearthly and ininna, to s degree that we Mason
painfully impressive. Mere aims in this waders= if
perpetual frost, we were slowly @drawing eweln wet
plain—.lowly following gash ether as the Ire* width
the ltadiug elianswier dell K light ailed lbw vide
to select. The reflected essenlight, fees the Dane da
°anti, which banked like a haw metendaln et tested @aver,
threw • cold gleam over the *lam enillsient to show its
ironware and ghastly spare. High up en ear tied woe
the summit of Moat Blanc, apparently 1111111111111111•114 NI WO.
tumble as ever ; and inunediately w ear leit was the er.
palling gulf, yawning in the ice se aelusews depth, fate
which the avalanche swept Dr. Hams'. glade. ; and 4
whose depths, ice-hound and reeineted. tbey are Int
locked. Telma crept thee ni sea, and sal kw* kis
teeth, almost in a whisper, " OMR mendwer, eve Era
frire Asguste est pert en 1820, an. Banat et Center 11e
peeves carps soot encore la bee I—ca me donne do plies
tudioars en triavereant is ; et la rests en Mere
perinea's." "EtM. a " I asked. " teedwat
eUe toujeuurs P" " OW, -nobs, tosjones—salt et jeer.
Le platen pant ; seinen pow seas," In het, elinneb
phreically the essisek MY was the meth tesesberees=
the entire ascent. • lan dense es a alp at ice,
by the wind treat the enmegf, all hous4 as it felled
Maw a the top the mit :et Oman as
to inir path, and sweep k the neelse.
Everybody was 'were of is ; and kit these N. of
an boar we kept credibly hurriedly f0rWM4.01.21.=
to speak —Albert Nnetil e "Mimi Blase," is a
lkapasiew.

MI'IIDES IN LOICTAIN.—A drehied murder has
jam been committed at LOWelligl (Belihr). A lamixa lived
with a girl in the Item ea Cesium The glel wee in the
habit of also Is=gryeemsamen Berne ill lime with a
moldier in the Seleaseel to the
le me sad fumed the girl shoat, sMelesmoyad,
as and w heara to say—" This
iniensels en& • way l"
Thegirl returned mob trim Gland in. nod Oa
awl the lawyer were emither he ease in Ow elmaber„
vb. a s dreadful ay wee bird Ie pushed hem illie4
The girl was eankskrtleriest, dailkelmilltatebswes
The pc- .ple uf the blew sent for the gee* bed what
lancer heard the dap et the scales' es dm skim it midi
sis in that he attempted Or est his own the sees the Me.
i'..rr'e entering the lassoes seek was strawsieg with bleed.
The swum nt the brigadier came Imelda the ram, the lasear,
stinting the door, rushed os him, strain at his. wildly with
the razor. A Creadrul a assued. is the wens of
which the brigadier was le MN hill eased. At het
the men outside bent open deer, wad Awed the killbeef
with his arm fractured and Ye heed Sway we hem Wert
with the sword, and the hrigedier emended in values
plans from the now. As Is dhe 'monk de Wind en.
pin"! from two deep nee Own her darn the Mesa soll
stomach by the Isnese, prebehly with the leer. The
vowels of the wierdeffer WO SIN =NW. Old Owe of
the brigadier, though numesens, are NA assumed
serious. Both the men were immediately seweresi le the
hospital.

A LINO AT THE ANTIPODES.—III the course of
our In; walk this day, we rambled scams a king. l
are by so mesas sumermais Is this country. I have
king and two or thas Mak prisms all warming thaw
elves together epee • dast•heap la any Mk-yard to Spas
any. Walker's panast Magnin as bleak an earl: liaiiai
in respect of apparel, and, MUM bar stfaatsms, sot happy
in the royal perfume. lleuad Ida biryitha
strict, wan • brass ittrep:otieowalsgalis
his nem! and rack. , eagrassi7,-siT This
plate, of which be weer plead (eat why Mt) r if it
were • blue rtraii et a garter, hail bees adiplarly al w,
to him by sows wittier, and it was always wan r a bads,
of digit!, among his trihe. The kisg was wry in his nen.
errs, lithe as • panther in Ida revemate, sad allerst as
false delicacy to stand heights him and his weal smilart.
Alter obtaining Walker's km te ally apse ass Wilikak
lie demanded of him (oast* didiblialdg at tone). " Who
die swell, air ?" Now, as Ima iffelit la liala 166. I
tea a little dierseartet at this hook and Meer* Male-
bon of my messirl peasant , add was at Irst hard to
think that our Watt theseht 'my sees a toady
who wee aliening., alleagb 111 WOW a poir of •
afterwards learned that the lerila is our ha-
pep% have seldom hadzieggibii
e prmallisa !ftligord
convict-,errant. of the sal that the west swell"
is uto se seriously rwe an mud .110saintes." This
king had left his Mier% or, nelasr, 16 anemias, Om
they paid him Masa respect ale haaM, a tew
th., river, at the govanmer Ismship. Gad
Terrace ; rade apes beers. et ties arrival of IlirMllitrs
Walker, his seellsty bad hodemi dews to pay his rompa.
and establish himself esuallatabl7 art the premien. The
king always. silatillef Mier, Opt In Ilse opOtt air; and
so far, was right royal amh be his eamptaset her rent
and taus Lurie et the beifrehrebse woe wwatisg, it is
trite eat what wee perhaps et still arse hareemee.
blankets and sheets. I het • groat teas Mar his Nielesty
in bed—if such as eresseres nay be wesill—enA at about
sine o'elnek in the evening, I ermiled apes Weber to go
forth with me, lowa his own eleseill 160411 e, 6 hoot uf
tM thick king's quertere. TMr.j.* alas irk, ahl. lar
w South Wales, cold. We bask a lisle 611 el r bag
tomb with la as • present to his /#rufigs_ Able thrs
four hundis d yards off in the for sed walla hat, or
efts tartly of one of the white men a bran we saw and
twirl the black ma's Ire eraekliag and lisle( dessrily.
and lointieg lifillassirraissides et Ms trees art et 61 hat whit a
nth glare. sat prim mime le 'ys sight,
this startling between 'twinged and savage
life, Under that serer roof "as relmidei
Lushly of whites, tasked in amongst demise am
Briti.h blankets; sad there, only • few yards sig be
the star-light night, is • black brother, whose only W.*
is "on the cold ground." The white peasant, It is te be
hoped, rays his prayers; the black king, it is to be feared.
Itaa an wise, or if any, the neat vague sense of
or of Deity. As we sperembet. Ime little
than no linen time Mkt be se
Mir the des. 76.17*
said Walker, " he Is guar Iseasos M ay le ass as ormass
fur his supper." We had appleashal wither We et thee
yard, of the fire, without OUT Mende sod I had
concluded that he wee away aamewhme is the mak woo.
molikoly I started es I sow ittlitia int looked Illse • hap
Souk mama wriggling about wader a very ride strata»
of isieghs, placed sigaiost the wiled, and on the ether elle
of the fire. A hard glance showed me the king. Com-
p!' t.. 1 y narobed, he was rolling about in ertacin of mirth-
Ile looked like as animal roasting itself alive, sad liking it.
W. presented oar honeycomb, which he ate (wax and all)
and when dune, he again abandoned biennia( to his rem,
watt met thanking es, or bidding via good sight, "r=
as to take anything--eurpt the plate, eta: bad e
it carefully with his forefinger. —/sk kers " HolotAoisf
Words."
LONDONDERIiT AND ENNISRILI.P.N RAILWAY.—
Tale section of !Lis line between Newt*. Stewart sad thumb,
10 is about to be hem.