The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-09 00:00:00

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pas day beim yesterday • remarkable earessony was
warmed la the church of St. Andrew. A German carpets-
err, Philip Muller, renounced the Lutheran religion, and
„„ reamed into the bosom of the catholic chards. The
Kim Consort stood spassor, or rather, sent the Duke de la
sacs to stand in his place. Philip's motive for tuning
„twit arson to have been, not se muds that he might
„citrate catholicims, as that he might embrace a young
sgaia• girl, with attractive eyes, who refused to wed him
Ade he remained a heretic. This girl was present at the
Lutheran's meta-baptism, and fell into convulsions. Muller,
eye carpenter, was droned out in white satin and gold. The
church was omitted out with all sorts of finery, which were
famished by the King Consort for the occasion. His major-
doom the Marquises of Palma:as and Villalva were pre-
act, with a piquet of halberiliers. The patriarch of the
braces administered the baptismal sacrament; and the
whole finished off with a solemn Te Deem,
joist''b of all colours fall foul of the unfortunate Sala-
alum. At this moment his enemies, whose name is legion,
we ware than usually exasperated at the rumour that he hu
sweesded in getting a considerable loan from an English
boss. The Clamor &clams that, to obtain this, he has
Vethe proceeds of the sale of national property, out
to clergy were to have been paid. 1
The Mew ryes an elegant translation in Spanish of the
Spanish article In the Daily News of the 24th ult.
The Corrco says that the government have no intention
of dissolving the Cortes ; but that the present Corte„ will
meet in Cktober.
The harvest has been meet abundant between Cordova
sod Jens The amount of wheat reaped is double; that sof
barley, treble ; and that of beans quadruple the usual crops.

HAITI, Juxi 10.
lam now enabled to give you the particulars of
the arrangement with the French government respecting the
jademnity to which I alluded in my last. Under the original
way Hayti was to pay to France:
Dollars.
For We Ave years from 1838 to 1842 1,500,000
t• 1843 to 1347
1843 to tedS
n
1131 to 1337
n 1838 to 1862 2,400,000
" 1863 to lee ......

Total Maim®
Under the new treaty Frame is to forego her claims till
1519; and Hayti sets apart one-half of the annual revenue
from import duties as a fund sacred to the payment of the
French debt.
M. B. Ardouin is to be sent to France immediately, in the
capacity of Consul•Gensral for Hayti. M. J. B. Dopey,
brother of the present Prime Minister, is to follow without
delay, in the same capacity for England. M. Levameur, the
French consul at Port-au.Prince, who has been 15 years
resident in the republic, and who negotiated the late treaty,
leaves for France in a fortnight. His successor has already
arrived.
A Haytion Pantheon is about to be founded. Ministers,
a their recommendation of a monument to the late Presi-
dent Riche in the House of Representatives, coupled with
his name that of Potion. Hereupon a friend of the memory
of Hemlines got up and proposed that he should be united
in honour with the other two: "his (Hemlines') faults were
forgotten in the great benefits he had conferred on his
race." Lutly, a friend of the late " modest Philippe
Guerrier" moved that he should be added to the group.
After some random talking, it was agreed that a church
shall be built at Port au-Prince, to which the mortal remains
of these four presidents and of Potion's daughter are to be
transferred. I know not how you may feel, but my heart
will warm to this cemetery of the first assemblage of negro
ruler, of the European civilisation.
The Haytian government has conferred on the Royal
Mail Company's steamers the privilege of delivering their
goods at Jacmel (which are to be passed through the
custom-house by the company's agent), without longer delay
than is required to land them.
A cargo of syrup was shipped in the Clyde schooner
Coutes; at Aur Capes, but doubts having arisen as to the
vessel's sea-werthinese, the cargo was relaaded. The Con-
stant has since been condemned, and sold by public auction.
The purchasers are going to repair and employ her as a
touting vessel.

BELGIUM.—BaossEts,LT 7.—The King and
Queen olf the Belgians arrived at Ostend on Monday even-
ing, and left that place on Tuesday for Brussels. They
reached Laden the same day at three o'clock.
AUSTRIA.—VIF.NNA, JUNE 29.—The poet of
Minister Plenipotentiary of Austria at the court of Lisbon,
which has been vacant tor some time, is shortly to be filled
by one of the members of the Austrian embassy at Paris.
BRAZlL.—Advices have been received from
Liverpool, from Maraoham, to the 18th May, bat although
these amounts are a month later than those last received, the
news is barren of interest.