The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-03 00:00:00

ANOTHER MIRACLE.

The Monde of yesterday publishes a pastoral letter
from the Archbishop of Spoleto to his flock, relating to a
series of " miracles" which be asserts have just been per.
formed by an old and discoloured image of the Virgin Mary,
standing in • niche in the open country near Spoleto.
" Some months ago," he lays, " this venerable image to
some extent revived its worship by means of a voioe which
was several times heard by • child under five years of age,
named Henri, whom it called by his name. It also showed
itself to this child in a manner which we cannot describe."
The bishop then goes on to narrate that several villagers
suffering under dangerous and painful afflictions--especially
persona labouring under rheumatic affectiocs—felt them.
selves inspired to visit this image and worship it, and were
restored to perfect health. A woman whom a malignant
spirit had tormented, he says, stated in dying that the
Virgin was about to receive new honours, and that &Jerold°
would be built to her on the spot. A man whose feet
had been crashed by the wheels of a waggon no wooer
approached the image than he was able to stand and walk
as before. Moral miracles have also been performed.
Scoffers, who have gone to the spot, have, on drawing
near, experienced a complete change of heart. The exhibition
has not been unproductive to the treasury of the church.
Every visitor is expected to leave some deposit,
and the archbishop speaks indignantly of an attempt
made by • police officer of the Italian government
to procure • satisfactory aooount of the receipts. The
archbishop gives an account of his visit to the
place with his clergy on the Bth, and of the directions which
he gave as to the restoration of the image, which be says is
in a very damaged date, and as to the building of • new
church on the spot. He has had a medal struck, he remarks,
in honour of " the divine image." He concludes as fol-
lows :—" The devotion to Mary goes on increasing in a
meaner which is extremely consoling to my heart. May
God be ever blessed for having deigned in His mercy to
revive the faith throughout the Umbria, by this pro-
digious manifestation of His powerful Mother Mary!
Bleared be the Virgin who has deigned to select the arch-
bishopric of Spoleto for this manifestation! Blessed be
Jesus and Mary, who by this merciful manifestation awaken
the liveliest hope in the breasts of catholic', and permit
them to foresee the approaching triumph of the church and
its august chief, and the conversion of poor sinners !"

WEATHER. REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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KOS Mowers.

Signor Gavazzi has just arrived in London, and
is about to lecture and preach on the present state of re-
ligion in Italy, for • mouth in Loudon, and afterwards in
the provinces.
A convention, which has been signed between
her Majesty and the King of Denmark for the mutual sur-
render of criminals, was issued this morning with the par.
lianteatary papers.
A curious exhibition to all who are not afflicted
with delicate nerve takes place every evening at the corner
of the Rue Villa Aid and the Avenue de St. Cloud, Pads.
In a small field there situated a wooded house, covered with
pitch arid other combustible matters, is erected daily, and
set fire to at about 8 o'clock each evening. The flames in
the course of • few moments reach • gigantic height ;
and when they are most ardent • man jumps into
the midst of them, rolls about, and pulls down Hering
rafters, which be carries sway. This salamander can stay
in the fire from five to seven minutes. When he comas out
the clothes which enable him to do so amok' like a steam-
engine ; they are said to be made of asbestos covered with
sponges freshly imbued in some chemical preparation. He
attracts as many spectators as the Touaregs did yesterday at
the Hippodrome, when all the representatives of barbarous
or savage states are invited by the manager when he wants
to have a very crowded house.
The Federal General if Dowell, according to the
last accounts from Fredericksburg, occupied Chatham, the
mansion of Mr. Lacy, a secessionist, of Chatham, was built by
• judge Ooelter, whose daughter Lacy married. The
wdge's widow inherited her husband's property, and she
ished to free her slaves, ninety-five in number. at her
death. Horlawyerpersuaded her to will that the slaves might
have the choice of becoming free or of selecting masters or
mistresses from =peg her blood relations, and her will was
made in accordion, with this suggestion. leg, when hie
mother-in-law died, claimed in right of his wife the ninety.
five negroes as his slaves, because by the laws of Virginia
a slave, not being a citizen, had no right to chores, and he
sold every one of the slaves down South.
SUPPRESSION OF THE WEST-END BROTHELS.—
Yesterday, the authorities, acting on the suggestion of Sir
George Grey, the Home Secretary, for the suppression of
the infamous houses in the West-end, commenced vi-"or-
cos proceedinp for their extirpation, and the owners and
occupiers of those establishments in the vicinity of Hay-
market, Loicester-square, Regent-street., Covent-garden
Market, and the Strand, received notices to shut them up
forthwith. and all who fail to do so will be at once iodicted
and punished with the utmost rigour. Already the whole
el the 'demons houses in Exeter-drest, Strand, near the
Lyceum Theatre, are closed ; also those in Sings-place.
Pall Mall, Queen-street, Regent-street, and several in Lei-
ositersquare, and the others are all plowing to follow
Hash example.
Dui or MR. WAKLET. —lntelligence has
reached his family of the death of Mr. Wakley, who some
mouths ago went to Madeira la the hope of recruiting his
shatenred health. Mr. Watley was at one time • pew=
Ebat was more generally known to the
els in connexion with the Lancet, which be Web-
• and of which he was the proprietor until his death.
He was coroner for the western division of Middlesex, and
for many years was member for the metropolitan borough
of Finsbury. Mr. Watley was of radical politico, and uni-
formly commanded the respect of the house.
Fix& IN CLARK-KARREr. —Yesterday morning at
an early hour considerable alarm was manifested in the
immediate vicinity at that dowdy populated neighbourhood
known as Clammarket, owing to • fire of a threatening
character bout ha the premises belonging
to Mr.
G. Tetley, teed omit to nearly a dozen poor persons,
situate at No. 18, Holies-street. The discovery was made
by a police-coustable, who sounded an alarm, and sat off
for assistance. la the amuse of a few minutes the Hord
Society's escapes at Budd. as well as engines of the London
brigade, under the direction of Captain Shaw, the super-
inteodeut, aid Mr. Fego, the foreman of the A district.
One of Shand and Masoa's steam-engines was alt.
remarkably early ia arriviag, and the arcane west to work,
and ultimately aumpeeded. mextinguishing the flames. hut
ad natal the greater portion of the build* was
Fortunately the whole of the inmates wenrescued. The
Nufferen wore not insured.
Tea OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAII.I.
—Sournattnon, JOSE 2. —The Royal Moil C.scapany
deem ship Seine, Captain &nett, sailed Woe to-illy at 3
p.m. with the mails for the British and foreign West Bulk*
Mexico, the Pacific, California, Central AmerieN.fte., leer
tater with 126 including Bev. W. Webber, fee
Ensign •Dermott and tie Row. Mr. Head-
fer Jamaica ; and Commander Pike, 8.N., for Coles.
The Seise took on freight- English gold, 6,8801. ; silver,
1,0001. ; jewellery, AWL ; French gold, 2,3201.: jewellsrei
4,13081. ; also a full cargo of French and English merchan-
dise.