The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-10 00:00:00

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" The reduction of the French army," gays the
Nord of yesterday, " is variously interpreted by
the journals of Vienna, which affect not to attach
much importance to it. The government seems,
however, to be of a different opinion, for on the
3rd March the council of ministers assembled, in
presence of the Emperor, to take into serious consi-
deratioa the question of reducing the Austrian
army." "It was agreed," says the Vorstadt Zeinsiap,
" that the aspect of affairs abroad does not at pre-
sent afford pentad for serious apprebensioas, and
consequently that a proportionate reduction of the
army ought not to be regarded as impracticable."

Never (osnlinnes As Nord) had Amelia more need to he
thrifty off leer geosolossa The painful labours of the flame*
eomminisa low produced only • negative resell ; the
aireagemest with the Bank is condemned u burtliseisonie to
ties eteiegner, and ruinous to private fortunes; loans,
paper song, or new taxes, are projects Dot to be thought 4
eadyet the siellit r gaping Inds, and the State must lire.
Noakes ramaine let to fall tack upon savings and
asdiestiens. end especially Cu • diminution al military
erponees, sad there is • vehement demand for the law me
ministerial reeponlibility promised by the cabinet, and
which it Whets to hare forgotten. To all observations sad
remonstimases the Walden reply by laying the bless far
this almormil elated things upon the difficulties oceasisaed
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to the goroinnest by the ixoeptional position al Hungary.
But tit* goverment dem nothing towards the extinction of
these difficult.; ea the °unitary, judging how the lan-
guage et its °Heil journals, it appears to be on the point
et aggravating than.

DEATH PROM DESTITUTION.

Yesterday morning Mr. H. Ram Walthew,
the deputy °wooer for East WsSeam, opened an inquiry
at the Georp Osborn's Head 'sahib-house, Princes-
attest, Whitechapel, on view at the body of Elisabeth
Carey, eseds4 years, who died wider very • ' cir-
cumstances at • wretched Oboe situated at No. 10, le-
Pace, at the back of the Pavilion Theatre, Whiteobspel.
med.
Jame Harris, a lodger in the house, deposed that the de.
sewed was • widow, and had obtained • scanty living by
make slop shires. She rested • small roma,and paid la. (4
per weak. The place was without funds:we. She would not
apply to the parish for relief, bat had beer visited by the
parochial surgeon for Elam. Oa Saturday last witneen
went into deceseed's room lad bend her Is • very weak
and dying state, lying awes a hasp of dirty rap is the
, corner on the floor. The Pea was in a wried and
filthy coaditicia, without toed er biog. Wittier ques-
tioned the dewed, but she wad =wooly articulate.
She tolderlden that she bad NA bad any food for Mae
days, sad wee 11.11Wrill& A. asighbour was celled in, who
gave her • little weak !sandy and water, while • messenger
tea fa Mr. Chasepasys, the Illsdicel =Sow, who attended,
bat the deemed had expired bdere lab arrival.
Mr. Alexander Glarepneys, the parochial surgeon to the
Widtechapel Unica, stated that he was called to the de-
ceased on Saturday last, and found her in • shocking nos-
Mika sad liklisea a heap of filthy rags. The body
wee mash a and thinly clad. He had made •
pest wefts* atarrawitss of the body, and had found the
deem& perils* eame7. Oa opals( the bead be toned
ma ellowisa el serum la the 1111111146111 ef the brain. Death
had, an doubt, begs aseelerated by want of the comma
semesarise of life, and bag to the inclemency of
the weather. He bad the deceased some mouths
but, whoa she was lying ill with fever, from which she re.
ensued. He then tried to peewee& her to go into the work-
horse, bat she declined, although living in such a wretched
condition. _ _

Other witnesses were examined, and
The jury, after a brief discussion, returned a verdict—
" That the dimmed died from effusion of the brain, acce-
lerated by want and exposure to the weather."

MIL PEABODY'S CLETT TO TIM POOR OT LONDON.
—A public meeting of the inhabitaate of Partook=
called In Memo of a recideitied oecoormiely sired,
to the Addams ci the ward, wee head at the Board-room.
Fouotaia-coort, Miseries, yesterday. for the purpose
taking Into comideration the arwthooet gift of Mr. Pas-
body to the poor of the Ody el Landon. The media' was
prodded over by Sir Prude Graham Moon, the aldermao of
the ward. Mr. B. illoadriag, jam, of commenting on the
amaillence of lllr. Pesbody's gift and the beneficial results
which might be impeded to Sow from as imply:roomed is
the &minor of the poor, moved a reeoldloa to the effete
that the bed Moab of the meeting are dee and ere
botchy gives to Gems* Peabody. Dag, for hie
on
gift to tho poor of Loodose, with the
1 =ion ef a hope that it ad& the
ty dimmer of events to t him lent
ratwiresiii= live to me ware at the rewalte el his
wed weU Ymwd hothiessee. Mr. Dorsky
boy* Illeada the arolMMs. k was 14116811 aid
red ordered to be eigromed
Good
vellum sed
Ce?witit. Peabody. Mr. Themes Goad eat leaved
tide witombig. Teprisseibg as it does ewe of the
rill Adrift albs OW el Lambe, dolma le express
egialea that the tarreethemet al tie awellieap et the
ishearriss thaw is tbehaS:raeweitj el the 47. end
likely to preemies the sad wen-Wag vast
ethereyobs. lb. J. C. model the reerietioe,
whelk we swims* edepled. A
pistol te eeelle At* llarlitodela
Liegebrig Wire them ia a weer seesaw the