The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-25 00:00:00

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Rooms crowd on Pellegrino Rossi. The citizens
of Bologna, where he had so long practised in the law
courts, feel so Battered at hie promotion to the pre-
miership. that they have elft*d him representative,
one of the seats in the chamber for that town being
vacant.
An artist friend of mine, from Stockholm, having
occasion for some carious old m. diesval silk costume,
went lately to the Ghetto, the grand depositary of old
clo', to make selection, when he found that he had
been oblivious of the Judaic Sabbath, and was, there-
fore, about to return re infect ii, but a thought struck
him to look in on the synagogue, which he entered
at the close of the service. The venerable Rabbi
Conan, before terminating his ritual, offered up •
prayer for the Pope: but this was the signal for a
most marked and violent demonstration of disapproval
among the assembled Jews, whose jabbering and hiss-
ing would disgrace a penny theatre. I don't exactly
know how the monarch has contrived to forfeit his
former popularity among these traffickers, but I must
my 'that such ingratitude is windy odious, and
would disgrace even the descendants of Barrabbas.
The exchanges on London have never been so high;
the pound sterling is now worth five dollars eight
latijoechi.

MADRID, OCT. 17.
The Princess of Carina in choosing the route of Catalonia
for her trip to Madrid, pve an instance of that adventurous
sprit which the companion of her rides in the Roman
Cam some three lustre, back yet remember with a
thrill of pleasure in Miss Penelope Smith. Elms jegaees !
The party laid themselves out for adventures and did not
miss them. When they were passing, on the 10th, through
Praia, the first Anemia town entering from Can
lassie, the Cabeeilla Arbones was payine one of those
flying visite to the chest of the municipality, the tobacco
stores, and the best furnished stable, wherewith the Carlist
captains use from time to time to refresh the memories of quiet
burgesses with rispict to the rights of Charles VI. The rebel
chief had some 300 men at bit back, bet so it from abusing
his force to rob the Neapolitan prince, be invited him to
breakfast—au early one, at 2 in the morning—and carried
his abstinence so fur as to forego the presences of a remark.
ably handsome sword which hung temptingly in the ear.
risge, or rather diligence, for I understand that Prince
Charles and his lady, with their two sons, occupied the
public couveyenes. Arbon.. was not so scrupulous with the
mail, which he repacked for the government's despatches,
lead inviolate the private correspondence. Of govern-
ment bath he laid hands ea some 80 or 90 pounds, picked
ati 14 remits, of whom he took four out of the prison, and
13 Ilene, private and post, and marched off at 9 in the
noon* to Las Oaring. The garrison was snugly shut up
In the fort all the whin.
There is at this naneent an important cause laid before
the judicial tribunals. Some mouths ago the government
bad to pay 27 millions of Toile to the clergy. This body
being &iusesinats d through the provinces, the way in which
each trilllMUl is usually effected 'shy purchasing bills upon
horses from the Madrid capitalists. It seems that
tar the greater part of the bills parched in the present
inane have been protested, min a curious suspicion is mid
to have entered the had of the government that its own
funds were, at the instigation of a celebrated en-minister,
employed to pay the revolution.
Runsounprevailed yesterday of a ministerial crisis. The
caws is said to be the Queen's wish that the Marquis of
Bodnar should be recalled to court.
A very ostensive establishment for the utterance of base
cela was recently detected, in referee's to which I
see a mysterious notice is the clamor, likely to fix
ninnies The parapsph says that a high personage at
nut is deeply compromised in this discovery. This alludes
most probably to the net of Merlons end Co., the suspected
head of the coining mann, being the representatives of the
homes of the ire Marquis of Remiss, who was esnassied
both examacially and by marriage with the Duke of
Rioneares.
About fifty arrests were media in Madrid the night bobs
bet, in onentnesee of the diseovery of a republican plot. A
that containing the mosey of the emi*ramrs was dire
emend in en old house of the Calle Toledo, called the
palate of Charles V.
The Barcelona mail due here yesterday, was robbed by
the Carlists near Lerida.
A Carlist faction, 100 stew, and esmaimad by Buses
y Santee, entered on the Shah Ben= • lent dthe
CZ"of Valenta : remsdasti tame sad tarried a
hares, mia a semi ma d may. A new ban
as wowed be Posates de airs Aroma, which will dabs.
lies Ibewes of the Casella Gataasdi, who is reran
tbsesa lame Megan.
aleass =dal at Bayous ea Oa 12th. In complain
el the madam ditappeasaass el grapowder from the 16111116
the Nab prat bead ea anise dist some was to be sold ad►
eat a perbi ken the paw.
I see is atapsead a paragraph reporting that Mr.
Braehenbery, senseler spat, is about to be removed from
Madrid. lem not swan of any foundation fee this rumour
that gentleman having,as I understand, received during the
last week a despatch from Lord Palmerston, authorising him
to adopt upon any emergency the coons permitted to a fall

LISBON, Ocr. 18.
There is a general oompleiut against the authorities at the
Portuguese post-odloe, particularly after the charge of post-
age lately railed upon the British newspapers, tetras and
6an opened, and delayed many hours, and Nome.
tiedwtelPri:ewspapers are kept back formate days under some
frivolous pretext; at other trines they are never delivered;
by the last steamer very few people received all their papen.
Government nem to fear a peeves/let movement in ema-
nation with Spain, and a /timber of ems were seized the
night before last in the district of Alfama.
The Rusin minister, his Excellency S. Lanonozoff, ar-
rived by the new Russian war steamer going to Odessa; he has
already been Introduce/4 sad presented at Court. Viscount
de Yoneervo arrived by last Mesmer ; he has been well re-
ceived by bison/nerves friends, and though reports have been
set afloat that he would join the ministry, those at all ac-
quainted with him contradict them.
Your readers may remember that after the last movement
in Seville, Col. D. Jen Portal retreated with the troops
under hie command to this eoantry. They were at AM
confined on board some ships of war in the Tagus. The
men after an amnesty went to Spain; the tams were or-
dered to quit the country, or to be seat to the Island of
Santa Mena, one of the Acores; ems of the of who
could afford it went to England, the net were token to the
said island, and left there in a complete shemlemment, sad
would certainly have perished if it Ind netbousibethehnnui-
nity and philanthropy of the inhabitants. Col. D. load Patel
was ordered to the Fortress of Cacao, where he has been
all the time. His conduct has been the beet, but new he
is ordered to leave the country, without having the mem
for it. He has sent amy well drawn pretest against this
governmint to all the foreign resident ministers, end pub-
led • letter in ell the papers, relating the
He goes to Franc* to be a republican against his wishes, as
he stye in his letter. The vintage Ism been emerelmly
abundant throughout the whole country, end the prices
have risen.
The exchange is at 524 d. The Lisbon bank are at a die-
count of 40 per cent.

FRANCE.-Zumy LEVEE Or A MINISTER.—M.
Digest., Mahar of the Interior, gives audience (says the
Constifielionsel)at 3 in the morning; and still the applicants
for place are not the lees eager or lea numerous.
MONTE VIDEO.—News from this republic to tin
3rd of Anent appear in the New York papers. On the
18th of July an attempt had been made at revolution by
considerable portion of the troops of the garrison, but, In
consequence of bed mansgement, it was diuovered in time to
prevent its consequence, The object was to 111110•11 the pre-
sent ministers, and to appoint others mere favourable to
pease ; this being accomplisMd, to send COMBilliioll4M to
Oen. Oribe and to Governor Brom, sad arrange a
be pereisAt it
prostieable) epos the beet terms that onsit
sad thee diapers with any rather biseleresse ea the
part of Ragland and France. The gmerasent getting the
upper hand. toomend in the ringleaders of the
General Hawke* • es, Lieut.-Colonel
Mora, Colonel Itobolla, Capt. Gallego, and sundry others
of LNG *Me, all of when were sent to prison (the former
in Mose) to await their trial by a military tribunal.
will probably be banished the country. Oa the 20th of July
Martin T. Hood, Esq., returned to Monte Video from Buenas
Ayres, haring recently gene there with his credentials as
consul general of Great Britain to the Argentine republic,
on the mammalian of which to the government, he waa in-
formed that he could not be received in any official capacity,
until his premium& mad* full reparation for the injuries it
bad inflicted upon that of the Argentine coufedars
tiCal ; consequently, Mr. Hood had only to ask for sad
receive hL preport. It was said that Commodore Mr
Thomas Herbert, Commandmin•Chief of her Ms-
jetty's naval forces on this station was mush
setoehhed end disappointed at the nonreceival of Mr. Hoed.
On the 16th Governor Rotas issued a lease of non 'ear-
course with the ships of vier of England and France, but to
the former he grants the immunity of procuring supplies of
=The French were somewhat wrathed at the pre-
given, but e muted themselves that they get sample

supplies of bread, Ferns, and wine at Moa•s Video, and no
thanks to Rotas. The paw blockade of the ports of ibe
Monte Vilean repiablie, wt&r the rule and occupation of
Gen. Otibe, bad little et no effect, sa a lively intercourse and
trade wee carried es wltb,•at interruption.

HAVANA.,--The Spanieh steamer Trident, ar-
rived hen Cadiz at Havasu ea the 27th Sept She brought
oat a sew weever for Paella Rise, Sewer Pamela, who
gees lee the plea of Coast Rees.
VJUILLURLA.—A lotto. trees Porto Cabello, of
Lays that *sheet of humeral Pass, or Si the me-
, pared the island of Correa the 6th Lestaat,
es Ilak way from the eaters previa= of the republic to
likastabe, with so edditioaal amber of Maga es baud,
obtained et sr in the vieissity of Csaaaaa.e farm, and
the genie= el Mareselbs mule, which will amid am nearly
two thousand men, it is said, will mania span the oily of
laseaceibe, held by Mensga's troops, and tele pweadea of
it without a e esdbility of meeting with Wilt wises reek-
law This Ojai being obtained, it la eseerted that General
Pais will establish there bas head-quarters, end hens a basis
of operations foe the Won. General Pees embed at Ca-
meos ea the 6th inst. from St. Thomas. He will meet pro-
bably leave goes for Maracaibo. The latter piste has bees
declared by Mosaga's goverameat in a state of bisehade--to
he ..forced by his fleet of tan vessels, daily expected hate
from the Island of Margarita, en rotas for Marseaibo.
HONDURAS AND GUATAMALA.—Data hare
bees received from Belies, Hoodlums, to the 13th of Sep-
tember, and from Guatemala to the 19th. The most im-
portaat intelligence we have I. the success of the revels.
Vagary party ia Guatanale, said to be composed of the elf
Spaniards, the resiersipioa of Gen. Curers, and dillies of a
weever. Gen Carrera bad resigned the presidency and
left the lay fee Meeks. Don Juan Antonio Marines was
president eel lidera; of the republic. The desseeratie party
wore now is power. The city was quiet, and it was hoped
the troops would set be permitted to eater. The brother of
Gen. Cornea wee reported he have bees shot at Autism.
AMERlCA.—ltXritali Or OIL KstAlttraY.—Thia
general, who pined • name is the late Mexican war, is den-
gerouily ill at St. Louis, and bat taint hopes were enter-
tained of We nteovery. A fever had end mate es, which
afterwards subsided, but stupor bad shim ensued, and the
sppliattka of Within sad mercurial treatment had not pro-
duced the action desired by the_physieisse.
Tie. OZILMAN DZINOCILLS, HICIBL, IN Naw Totes.—
litor.—On the arrival of the steamship Hermann at New
York, • riot cornered on the pifir between two parties of
Germans, daring which knives were freely used, and 'eyelid
perms were severely injured. Among the Germans re-
siding la the First Ward there were two parties, the demo-
erste and aristocrats, haween whom feelings of animosity
have long existed, hammed by the opposition of one of the
parties to the Society foe Protecting German Emigrants.
Os the arrival of the steamship both parties met on the pier
tar the rupees of receiving Frederick Hecker, when they
Game into Gollisics, and the result was the detest of the aris-
tocratie peaty, who retired. la about two hours, however,
they returned with a reinforcement, and met their opponents
in Broadway, at the he ed of Morris•treet, when a regular
fight ensued between them. A poem of policemen were
loos on the ground, for the purpose of metering the peace,
bat for SOW time their efforts were ineffectual. During the
1 riot from 15 to 20 persons were either stabbed cr severely
I bruised,
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hiAN OVER NIAGARA FALLII.A correspondent of
the Moffat° Advertiser thus describes the death of a man
staamdltichard Leedom, of Buffalo, who went over Niagara
Falk:—" Niagara Falb, Oct. 2.—At about sun-down last
evening a mums' carried over the Falls. He was intent boat
disked over on the bow, and I should think would carry three
or four toss, I was on the head of Goat Island when I first
discovered the boat—then near ball a mile below the foot
of Navy Island, and nearly two miles above the Falls.
There seemed is be two in the boat. It was directed to-
wards the American shore—the wind blowing from this
shore, and still the sail was standing. Bang well acquainted
with the river, I regarded the position of the boat as extra-
ordinary and kosardona. sad watched it with intense anxiety.
Boos I discovered the motion elan oar, &ahem the chess-
irg direction of the boat, concluded it had but one. While
constantly approaching nearer and he rapids, I could
discover it was gaining the American shore, and by the time
it had got near the first tell in the rapids, about half a mile
above Goat Island, it was directly above the Wand. There it
wee turned up the river, and for some time the wind kept it
nearly American
soon the boat was again turned
towards the • n shore. Then it was certain
it mast go down the American rapids. I ran to the
main fridge in time to see the boat just before it
got to the first large fall in the rapids. Then I saw but one
man—he standing at the stern with his oar, changing the
coulee of the boat down the current, and se it plunged over,
be sat down. I was astonished to see the boat rise with the
mast and sail standing, and the man, again erect, directing
the boat towards shoe.. As he came to the next and to each
succeeding fall he at down, and then wou:d rim and apply
his oar in the intermediate current. Bull there was hope
that be would come near enough to the pier to jump, but in
a moment it was gone. Another, that he might jump upon
the rock near the bridge, but the current dashed him
from it under the bridge, breaking the mast. Again he
Bess on the opposite side. Taking his oar and posating
his boat towards the main chore, be stied, " Had I
better jump from the beat?" We could not answer, for
either seemed certain destruction. Within a few rods of the
Falls, the boat struck a rock, turned over, and lodged. He
appeared to crawl from under it, and swam with the oar in
his tend till he went over the precipice. Without the power
to render any assistance—for half an boar watching a strong
man struggling with every nerve for life, yet doomed with
almost the certiinty of destiny to an immediate and awful
death, still hoping with every offset for his deliviranee—
caused an intensity of excitement I prey Ood never again to
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