The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-14 00:00:00

boartood of Sarrelnnis to go through different
macesvess.
The Erteiversal Prussian Gazette contains
part a document, signed by the Ministers
the Interior, respecting the disturbances wh
plans some time ago at Cologne. The object of t
lira la to show that the facts as published at the
nos of th•journals were grossly exaggerated, and
utilttary did riot act in the violent manner repro
thins esevante. The ministers at the same time n
the aapprearioa of the journals of all the facts pro
the an widen and the armed force bad been viol
salted in the execution of the law.
PRIMiIit.—BERLIN, SEPT. 3.—The finance
still continues. Many persona have been ruined
speculation. The public funds hare fallen from
per eent. The ministers are fully aware that is
must be done. It is, however, doubted if the go
will take the railways into its own bands, as it
reejuisite to raise a loan, and to raise a loan is to su
existence of states-general. M. Rother, the min
commenced by reducing the rate of exchange. &
might be done by revoking the law of 24th M
which caused a fall in the funds. _

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DEEmeni.—Km, SEPT. 4.—On the 2nd
numerous meeting was held on the heights of W
and different persons addressed the meeting on the
the late events. Notwithstanding the prohibiti
government, meetings of the better classes are held
public feeling manifests itself freely.
ALTONA, SEPT. 6.—Nine professors of the
sity of Kiel have drawn up a reply to the advice* o
minion, which served as basis for the letter pat
King of Denmark.
THE NETHER LANDS.—AMSTER DAM, S EPT.
have reports from the Hague that his Excellent
Hull, the minister of Seance, will have ad interim
of minister of the interior ; but it is conjectured
Vca Adeetaken will in the end be appointed to t
No positive decision is to be expected till the ret,
Wolf.. •
ettftiMS.—ST. PETERSBURG, Auo. =—
posture of the Prince and Princess of Wurtembe
for the 9th of September. The Emperor does not s
them to Moscow.
PERSIA.—THE CHOLERA.—We have rem
vices from Persia up to the let August. The el
made its appearance at Tehran. Last year it care
meroul victims at Lahore and Cabul, and diet
direction of Kouloum, Kondoor, Bokhara, and
the eastern shores of the Caspian sea. Here it w,
it would rest and thee itself in the high and thinly
regions of those parts. But it suddenly retraced
and showed its awful countenance at Candahar.
it crossed to Herat, to Meshed, and advanced
Meskinau, a small frontier town in Khorassan
days' journey from Tehntn. In the middle
it made its appearance in one of the s
Tehran. From the 20th to the 25th, six to
took place daily ; and on the 30th July they had i
forty. A brother of the Shah, Karaman-Mires
man of six-and-twenty, and some of the high ft
of the court, were carried off in a few hours. Te
on the people, who flocked to the mountains for
authorities set the example; the streets of Tehrat
deserted, the shops closed, and commerce eni
rupted. The Shah was at the camp at Niavera
by his court ; but four cases of cholera having tel
the 24th, he broke up his quarters, and, followei
court, sought the mountains, about twelve miles
On the following day five died, and he left this ni
merit, with all him suite, for one of the heights
It is here where the representatives of the differ
powers are to join him, if he does not again
quarters. At'Candahar and Cabul the numbe
exceeded thirty daily.
THE LEVANT MAIL.—By the Longsor,
Alexandria on the 30th ult., we have advice,
The general topics of conversation at Alexandria,
at Cairo, are the intended reforms projected
Pacha for the welfare of Egypt. Ibrahim has
their freedom to all his white slaves, with permia
the country, if they thought it better for their in
se, or to remain with him if they preferred it. 1
a revolt in Upper Egypt hoe net been confirmed
ATINENS, AUG. 30.—The Athena journal
royal decree for the colonisation of the Thracie
ions, and Serviette, resident in Greece. By thie
are all to be united in one establishment,
residing, as hitherto, in different parts of the co
decree consists of thirty-four clauses, fixing the
of the colony, and the attribution of the diffe
The discussion on the budget was still going on i
ber of Representatives.
SMYRNA.—A sharp shock of earthqui
attended with any calamity, was felt at Smyrna
ult. Between the 15th and 20th, four shock
much violence, were experienced at Mitylene.
ALGIERS.—The Gazette do Mids publisl
lowing letter from a correspondent, dated Tangi
Aug. :—" We are at the eve of great events. A
assuming the title of Defender of the Faith, has
Emperor of Morocco unfit to reign, and is exci
pulation to accept Muly-Edris, a descendant a
vial family, as their true and legitimate sovereii
already near Fes with an immense number of p
the first shock with the troops of the govern=
duce an active war, to which France and Eni
remain indifferent."

COLONIAL

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SAM/MA. -EXTRAORDINARY PHENOL
the afternoon of the 25th of July, the remarlu
was presented in the heavens of four rainbows,
those in the centre, being nearly perfect, and
brightness, while the outer ones, which were
more apart, were faint and imperfect. After et
centre ones were seen slowly to amalgamate; v
either side faded away. Our informant was trt
vicinity of Yallahs, when his attention was a.
phenomenon.

TRINIDAD.—BARBAROUS MURDER.—A
200 dollars has been offered for the apprehensi
Rondon, accused of having murdered F. Gulls
of Point-+l-Pierre. The facts are as follows :
and barbarous murder wu perpetrated a few d
quarter of Point-A-Pierre. A young man in ch
at Claxton's Bay, and a Spanish lad, his serve
in the store, had gone a hunting in the woods
with a gun. In the course of the day, the Spa
alone, entered the store, and by and by locked
the key with a person close by, remarking ths
back in the evening. Ile returned not, ni
young man his master. Next day, suspicion
was not right. A party tot out to the woods i
in which firing had been heard on the previi
body of the young man was found mangled
manner. It appeared that two charges of sl
fixed into his body, one in front and. the °thee
and the skull was penetrated as if by a at
muzzle of a fowling-piece. On the store being
discovered that about one hundred dollars
stracted. It is supposed that the murderer
key of the store from the person of the
Spaniard, the supposed murderer, has been t
Cruz.
NEW SOUTH WALES.—THE MURD
BLACKS AT TAR BELLINOER.— The C
Capt. Taite, arrived from the Bellinger
the following additional particulars reepts
ders committed in that district by the
About the 17th ult. a child belonging to T.
went out to Father wild strawberries, and 800
home in a fright, stating that she saw Mrs. 1)
still in bed in the hut where she and her Mull
consequence of which Woods went to the Mil
Devlin murdered in bed, and also obtainei
dence to induce him to believe that she had
by the blacks. Several of the children li
place subsequently stated to Woods how tb
blacks behaving while Mrs. Devlin was wa
place. On searching near the saw-pit wl
Devlin had been at work, their bodies were
over with a quantity of bark, and dreadfu
black fellow s spear having passed through
his body, while Devlin was perforated I
wounds through the thighs, and also throng]
it was known that Mrs. Devlin had an inl
months old, a search was commenced for it
days the helpless being was found lying
short distance from Devlin's hut, and a larg
to the father apparently doing its utmost to
warm. The infant was immediately after
the spot where it was discovered, and ever]
to to prolong its existence, but without suce
the following day. Mr. Commissioner M
ceived information of the above circumstanc
police turned out for the purpose of havin
an aboriginal, and several others of the sat
but without success. It appears, also, by th
the George, that the M'Leay blacks are sp
all round the Bellinger district, and that
sawyers, who were cutting cedar in the vice
have left the grounds, in order to avoid the
the Devlin,.—Sydney Herald.
VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.—ALLOTME:
OP-LEATE AND CONDITIONALLY-PARDO
Excellency's intention is to let town am
allotments to prisoners, where they will be
the clergyman and police magistrate, and e
still under the control of government to eel
they please. The governor considers that
means were permitted to dot the colony, di
in the formation of bands of robbers and
whose depredations would be destructive te
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. SURPLUS I
publish to-day, says the Adelaide Gazett,
abstract of the colonial revenue and expen,
quarter of ]
pocketse total amount of reve
from the of the colonists di

The total expenditure, including the
j vernor and udges's salary, the entire
pense of the police, c..stoms, and ev
other department of the government, is

Being an excess on the quarter of reve
over expenditure, of
and at which rate the excess of revenue k
beyond the sum required for all the expel
went, would reach Sixteen Thousand
crease of revenue of 1845 over that of 11
On the Customs duties alone that inereas
the amount of Customs duties for 1844
1845, 24,8121., making the net increas
vemment expenditure has been increased
over that for 1844 ; the amount in 1844
in 1845, 29,5321.