The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-26 00:00:00

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Ly.—ROME, Ocr. 12. ports of an lucra-
tive, says the Augsburg Gazette, are circulating at
s to the arrest of some of the elergy—among others
~raival, whose name, however,has not transpired.
j, however, is certain, that some priests, under a
wee, were conveyed to the castle of St. Angelo.
go were immediately closed upon them, and the
secrecy is maintained. The iron mines lately dis-
in the neighbourhood of Civita-Ve hia
cc are to be
owsly. A company has been farmed. to that effect,
ipital of 60,000 wadi. The alum mines and marble
in the same vicinity are also to be taken in hand,
oise a handsome profit. The marble is said to he
the of Carrara.
NETHERLANDS.—Tha Maur., Ocr. 22.
e Second Chamber of the States General, several
of law, with the explanatory memorial, were we.
Among them was that for determining the employ-
Me surplus of the colonial revenue for /845, which,
rto art. 69 of the fundamental law is to be yews.
them. It results from this project of law that the
the surplus of the year 1845 amounts to the sum
11l [tains, which will serve to cover in part the
of the budget for the same year. It appears, also,
total revenue amounted to 33,104,346 florins. An-
oject of law was for the prorogation of the law of
of December, 1845, containing measures to 'noon-
importation of provision for the term of eleven
fiat is, till the le of October, 1847. The motives
irogation are stated to be, that " though the accounts
p government has received respecting the state of
et of this year show that in all probability it will
nit so unfavourably as last year, it is very far from
and harvest." The disease which has affected the
year, and the repeated appearance of that which
is potato crop last year, have had an unfavourable
the produce, so that it is probable that they will
toted the half of an average crop. Most othe
are affected in the same manner, in consequence of
ees are everywhere high, and likely so to continue,
reason the government feels it to be its ditty to
is law for the importation of various articles of
duty free. Oct. 22.—Hie Majesty has been pleased
om the three candidates proposed to him, the lion.
a, who was president also last year. Mr. Brace, on
emission of his peat, delivered an address to the
expressing his gratitude and satisfaction for this
of the confidence of his colleagues, and of his Me-
✓u.
2.--In the sitting of the States General of
I message was received from his Majesty, with a
law for completing the budget of the 6th March,
stet, Oct 21.—T0-day several mare rich far-
passed through this place, with the intention of
yto the United States of North Americo. At the
of this week a miller, advanced In years, with his
two children, pared through for the same purpose.
of all, of these emigrants complain that on account
assure of the many heavy burdens, they can no
a subsistence in their own country.
ZANY.—VIENNA, OCT. 16.—Prince Michael
left Vienna on the 14th inst. by the Danube for
routs to Wallachia, notwithstanding the many
at he had given up all intention of his journey.
ression prevails at the Vienna bonne. The share
h flat, and the rate of eichange exceedingly low.
gg, the Swiss chargé d'Affaires, has at numerous
es with Prince Metternich. The news of the
I the radicals at Geneva had caused great discoa.
▪ Imperial court.
▪ Ocr. 18.—The .Allgenteine Presseache
catradiets the report of montane* =pier be-
thee of Prussia and the daughter of the celebrated
'Arnim.
KARK.-11in, OCT. 17. —M. Oethansen,
teen liberated by the Danish government, arrived
the evening of the 17th. The whole population
oat to meet him at the railway terminus, and the
brilliantly illuminated. Public tranquillity was
bed.

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DANCER OT GIVING 4311.1:-,-A pretty aid
dressed female, only 21 ram et ago, Sppeared at,
'the Tribunal of Correctional Police yesterday, to
;siert a sentence of imprisonment
rr for having removed her effects after a =sed; 'es"'
made for debt. It appears that the fair appellant, ,
e of the heroines of the Hippodrome, had given •
i 3 francs, which, not being paid wire due, the
M. Flaniant (not galktnl) Banquet, took legal pro-
and obtained judgment, in virtue of with& a hair '
; to the furnished lodgings of the reeeleeele-
ad, as there was no furniture of her ow., Wee,
it of all her pencen.l effects, which, with tits mop-
s dress in which she stood, thus became the=
or. The effects, however, were not
sly, and when the officer went to remove
e sale, they were gone. M. Fharnt-
who is one of those old-fashioned prepeit.
S have no feeling, even fir beauty in t=bi-
ous at this violation of hii rights, and,
► against the fair fugitive, obtained a simireas
hs' imprisonment, on which she was arrested mid •
prison of Bt. Lasers. Prom this peisonorialsh
of detention of the French unfortunates of another
Mlle. Marie's, the heroine of the Hippodrome, 4.
to present her spiral. She declared that she never
Fe defraud M. Fleimant-Bouquet, and that, whir
or made the seizure, she told him that she wee
der ire her lodging, and gave him her new seireo,
to said, he would have found all the artig=
or the acoohnt of 'the der and oasts if
Phis was a very lemiiireirdirsnes; Vat it dld
to afford much eaddesties to the iime-bruted ere-
pongee- His coarieseiblerehzed, however, when
offe-el Merle iriiimeld the Cirri that )sis
bomb/ with hit lament of: the debt and
*Ors 4(14* bitiblialatil .aPtit debt
r hart Woo the mouse et Om &Kama so
mot his Willmareesegainstdmi ahem Ths PO-
O* Tribunal advised the prasisoissuralk est ilf
raditurphotiment.e emir ill t, hoping;
Ahtit Bowed w swiss matecion-
this eredire4 however, wee orb et trearee lOW
caret, red model lists:see " relidrer eiteet et hie
It offer limits, the pertissietrosek end it oss
d that 11111& Katie had legiellokthe whole of K.
r dela • TbStiourt theta ilmiudled the sentinels of
neat yeenivansed asedest his. Marie, but om-
torte pay the costs of the appeal. Mb is • ohm
nig ladies of 21 not to give bar, .r, Y toy d. to
ed with the means of toting them up, tinkle, like
.vie, they are disposed to quintuple, by la* export*,
lel amount of the debt, and perhaps, like her, pass
;hts at Saint-Lanue.—(Galignani of Friday.)
UT'S le w SmaTacirm.—A young tili; not
ierently than 16, and exceedingly well.loo • . wan
rag on Sunday night a little before midnight along
evard 'Wien, when a young man accosted her, and
to °endue her home. The girl, after a faint resist-
rpted the offer ; and after walking some distance,
.ion the Rue Grange-Rateliere, and entered the Rue
then going along this street, • man of large stature
stepped out of the angle of a gateway, sad seizing
anion by the arm, accused him of having debauched
and threatened to punish him summarily on the
did not give up whatever, money he had about
Le young man, though convinced that he had feller
p, thought it better to give a small sum and get
Le aceoromely took out a 6 franc piece and handed
ntagonist, hoping thus to have done with the mat-
the moment the other touched the money, he
stature' 'Sound, and two other men, rushing
seised the young man, and proceeded to rob him,
itch, hat, &c. Thus assailed, he called loudly for
and fortunately a round of police agent' appearing
;oment, the thieves became alarmed, and took to
ley all got clear off, the young girl alone remaining
r. She declared her name to be Marie Keller, and
dged that she knew the three men, hat refused touy
7 were to be found. The police, however, soon
err traces, and in the course of the next day arrested
of them. One was only liberated from prison
rtnight back. Another is known to be • thief,
:mous frequenter of the gallery of the Palais Royal.
I was suspected of being Implicated In the murder
'aid, in the Roe de Londres. 'There appears to be
that they used the girl as their decoy duck, and
pped such young men as were so imprudent as to
her.—Golignani.
Bowie Krtre.—A most bloody affair occur-
oy's Landing, in New Jersey, six or seven miles
uden, between Capt. W. H. Swain, of a lime-boat,
era man living in the neighbourhood. The ahem.-
;mewled between them on some trifling subject,
r negro suddenly drew a Bowie knife and cut and
is antagonist in a most shocking manner. Several
es were made, one of which entered the abdomen
ye the hip, and some thirty incisions on the face,
id back. One of the cuts is entirely through the
p and chin to the bone. One on the side of the
it inches long, separates the jugular vein, and one on
of the neck, five inches lone, is entirely through the
One on the chest is five inches long, and one on
, from the shoulders to the hips, 25 inches long.
e ten inches in length, many of them running
the skin, flesh, and entire integuments. Notwith-
th;s horrid cu'ting and butchery. the captain walked
welling of Mr. P. Stay, about 150 yards distant. Dr.
endry, at Haddonfield, was Sent for, who, with the
e of his students, Mr. D. Stout, dressed his woe
rich it was found necessary to stitch up.
sr found his patient sinking and insensible from
re of blood, he left him about 10 o'clock with some
is of reaction. Two men were present at the time
;wily outrage, and stood paralysed with fear, unable
1 the defenceless victim of the armed negro the
aid, and permitted the scoundrel to make his escape.
thbourhood, however, soon became aroused, and a
search was set on foot to ferret out the offender.
Swain, we learn, resides at Nortistown, where be
rife and child. He was alive yesterday, at three
though little hope was entertained of his recovery.
Iphi4 Paper.
BLIND TRAVELLER.—The celebrated blind
r, Lieutenant Holman, returned to this country on
ly evening, after an absence of upwards of six years,
which time he visited Portugal and Spain, Algeria,
the places in the Mediterranean, penetrated
E
ia, croed the desert to Jerusalem, and finally= w
miss tour through the least frequented parts of the
ist of Europe, including Hungary, Transylvania,
Bosnia, &c As on all former occasions, this extra-
y man travelled perfectly alone. He has returned in
health and spirits.—Liverpool Mercury.