The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-04 00:00:00

Ztasawdrasted wages the olnweh of Bt. Paul,
Ihs walls, bee wadded a body of cavalry to
esespy the left side at the Tiber, and to establish
their quarters in the etwveat seamed, to the vast dis-
comfort of the Bentdietise sinks habitually rt sident
theca Notwithatandiag lass, hostile demonstrations,
marks of friendly intercourse between the F,enoh
many sad the Rama *lssas sad soldiers are not
tithe qoent."

FIARDINIA.—Letters from Turin, of the 30th of
May, announce the continued recovery of the king
from his Ulmer. A piece of intelligence, important
if true, was in circulation at Turin. It was rumoured
that the cabinet had received from the Austrian
rovernment a note requiting the delivery to the
Auttilla forces under Radvsky of the fortresses of
the Alps and the city of Genoa. This demand had,
it was said, caused great excitement amongst the
ministry. And council was said to have deliberated
on it without coaling to a conclusion. We must own
wa doubt strzh a demand being made.

HAMBURG, Inns 1.
Oar Constituent Assembly settled the military
question the night before last, by adopting the para-
graphs prcpmed by the special committee, with an
amendment The principal of universal liability to
military service, without soy substitution, though pro-
nowneal before by our Bill of Rights, Is to be incor-
porated again is the constitution.
• Oss dear members to the National Assembly at
Frankfort, Dr. Heekseber, who was last year minister
°f jnities,. sad subsequently of the interior, when he
became so unpopular that he narrowly escaped assu-
'illation, has published in to-day's paper an address
to his electors, in which he renders an account of his
stewardship, and clears his character of the " an-
justifiable" attacks which were made upon it. He
mentions the several stages he has been running
through as a representative and as a statesman. His
minions to Italy and to Vienna, both with the arch-
duke and by himself, are recorded, and he protests
against any selfish motives having influecced
Rumours of paws being signed at Berlin were
spr, ad yesterday morning, but contradicted in the
Annear, when it was said that all negotiations were
broken off, and that the war in Jutland is to be oar-
lied on with vigour. The English man-of-war
steamer Hecate arrived at Kiel from Copenhagen.
By this morning's train we learn from Kiel that yes-
terdry a Danish frigate, and line-of-battle ship, and a
steamer made their appearance befrre Friederichort
and Labor); but the fngete being fired at from those
fortifications, they put back again, and were seen no
more.

From the Borsen-Halle we learn that the Danish
General Rye still kept his position a few miles north
of Maim's, while the Germane still held theirs a few
miles south of that town, on the borders of the sec
The contending partite exchanged a few shots in the
vicinity of Fridricia, on the 28th ult., bat without
much tffect. The Schleswig troops were busily cla-
wed erectiog batteries under the walls of Fridricia.
The Danish minister of war has received official
information that the first division of the Russian
fleet stationed at Revel, ander the command of an
admiral, will shortly take its station in the Greet
Belt and ntighbouthod, with a view of being in
sight of the enemy, and to render such assistance to
the Danish army as is consistent with the inetrac-
does the admiral may have received from his govern-
ment. Orla Lechmso, the great Danish agitator, has
men removed from the town of Schleswig (where he
had the parole of honour) to the fortress ot Rensburg.
The Duke of Lnchtenburg (the adopted son of the
King of Denmark) and the Grand Duke Constantine,
commander-in-chief of the Russian navy, were ex-
pected at Copenhagen. The king had left his coun-
try seat and repaired to Copenhagen to await the ar-
rival of his illustrious guests.

SWEDEN.—From Stockholm the latest dates are
of the 24th nit., at which time Prince Oscar of
Sweden had left for Carlecrona, the station of the fleet
then fitting out. A condemnation of prizes had com-
menced at Copenhagen, and, amongst others, the
B,itish brig Tyne, of Grangemouth, was condemned
with her cargo; but the Honor, of Shields, was given
up free.

True CAMBRIA sailed from Liverpool on Saturday
for Halifax and New York. Bbe dada fair complentent o!
pummels and a beart_mail, but carried out no specie.
LIVES LOST BY nuns° THROUGH A STREAM.—

Oa Tuesday, as T. J. Bale, of Hethersett, butcher, was driv-
ing a hone and cart from that village to Stoke, Norfolk, to
coast y his eldest daughter to her Omelet service, and, accom-
panied by three other daughters for a ride, when he cot to
the beck, arse Stoke mil* where the water had risen rut-
Adorably, he attempted to drive through, but his horse got
inessikd wag semi mesas at the bottom, which made it
=lolently. Bale got out and ce-ried the wo youngest
to a pleas of safety, and then returned for the third.
Kesnwitile the cart had been forced nearer the retie. He
get the th:Nl girl to the rails, and bid her hold on. and
weds went to the resew of the eldest; but at this instant
the water was so violent as to upset horse, cart,
and girl, who were immediately carried awry by
the Wrest. The girl caught bold of some bushes,
sad wee 1111011 by some persons, bat wholly unable to render
her aid, aa4 before • rope could be obtained or made avail.
able, she Wel 'wept away. The girl at the rails continued
to ding to this support, but the force of the water was such
that her legs and body were carried under the rail ; and, un-
fertesately, just as help was at hand, the rail gave way, and
eke was also lost. The father had been washed Into some
Wise, but in • standing position, and he was a considerable
dote up to his chit la water, but wee ultimately released
item his polkas situation, primarily through the taus.
platy of • young men named Charles Die, is Mean. Cai-
man's employ, who, at a considerable risk, reached
sod secured him by • rope. Search was in-
stantly made for the bodies, but until Wednesday
afternoon re trace of them was visible. The eldest was
found is Carpenter's hole, in tea feet of water. The Imes
and Girt were also discovered about 100 yardektes the suns
spot. The other body has mot yet bra fswed. Aa inquest
WPI held on Thursday, when after • iswgtheeed examine-
tbn, the jury maned the following ear:alai :—" That the
deceased, Barth Gahm Bale, came to her death by drown-
ing.~ aced that blame is attributable to her father, Thomas
James Bale, for veataring through the water, its sp.lo,l`
areaend the noise it made in rushing • along being
sugleient to have deterred say ;rodent person. The
beck was not to a safe state, sad bad peels and rails of a
proper description bora there, the life of the deemed
would probably not have been 'lost. The bottom et the
beck was known to be in a dangerous state, and the jary
were informed it geserelly was so. The foot bridge was not
sate to psis, which, with the footpath from the foot bridge to
the sane bridge, along the edge of the river, was entirely un-
redacted, and on dark nights was highly dangerous. The,
jury also said they could sot separate without renurkiag that
the beak at the bottom of Ilkoreaddli wee also eserangly'
dangerous, and had bum
.ismealis. The peerage by
fthottishant said wee fregaimqM.se bed • state that per-.
seas km not venture through, owildas on the lairs cassias
the pump by Markshall was mei&
ENJollitida OP THE HOLIDAYS IX THE Ittaltll-
- Diemen or Lurcesauta.—The people of
Leasrktie bays had a week. of myarastleeded eajoymait.
In se truer_ yeer—tertaislyazis dads Ike fire slim of
railways, whisk eve soak SWtonvelliaztilka
osososey of amens sad week
upea the worklag poses of the rearisturieg &trims at
lir perm 'suety wads sere Isecurabie weer. In
the lief ewe, the wireless*, have bad a frisk wale fir
sexy swaths, aced have boa tweeted to the errint et their
wirre—ease et the trekkoar edeosates raker sore dra
they wkitei—estkottbe balder have fried thesis • mere
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weetberdeelOrkurbeleetke week Ms bra sestkowsiddiwf
dl eareaseeelsers • a warm, raki, swoormas stele of
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aye. Thee dr maws" iirrigirg • every petit of the
eergess. semi greet treptedsa le kitsWacimeTtati
plower* to every place of note is the
assay at • distant. (even to Lades, , sad ets
asatsi towral %Sec edrectlead et amp anew The =teat
•to whisk people moiled thearelves et dries Militias to ark*
tke boa use of the is estookkiog. The Lsseeskire
sad Yorkshire Oi boa re seleakeed to keys ser-
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elsoillislorse lire were ebbed ado. all.
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