The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1847.

36.
del es= 2Wparifen adman assignalle them
by di
L delindelnai Odd efJeand or adoeireat d a tuna
itetherlej sandhathm
tbreae enedmied sed amasseell to the
Mldegmeense. te seen ebultm wild to en
de
funded. I dell Old II to dyed asemetag to tbeto2l. dr-
sumbress et the use.
11. If say tedivilemi or anyematen reed, meenlhe to his esift. or
g Weed esq reMeny r wig onir fa the Mediu De
a the rebels, or et egg add se sem se tbs
Midi la dude eseaLa=l==se umeelleaml of OM
AO le made In tame
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I have Out this document in fell, although the last ar-
ticle is illusory (for what citizen would be simple enough to
wed Indemnity for Carlin depredations from a government
tMt au hardly pay its soldiers ?) ; and the first is entirely
gereeaged by the second, which is clearly the only one of
aay importance. To apprehend the full meaning of this or-
dinanee apply it to the cue which I sent you y'esterday.
450 Carlisle enter a town; a miserable handful of sa-
dists quartered in the town for its protection (!) shut
themselves up in the fort. Bon, Onset, Caletrid
or any of those rough tax-gatherers for King Charles
VI., call upon the alcalde and corporation for a hum-
die or two of doubloons, to be paid down on the nail
within the next hour, or—" remember the fate of the li
soldiers of the Union regiment." The doubloons are paid ;
the corporation mess the population for the amount. It is
considered as a public calamity, and each householder con-
tributes his quota cheerfully. Unjust beyond measure would
it appear to those good citizens that the alcalde alone should
be held responsible in his own person for the hundred or two
of doubloons, u if it were a mere private robbery.
At the same time it is fit that the contribution
of each should be voluntary. There would be no
fear of its being withheld on that account. But
first to stake the alcalde and ayuntamiento criminal, and
deal with them as with felons, for delivering the sum de-
manded by the rebels under pain of death, and then to con- '
stitute criminals those citizens who comply with the plain
dictates of justice and humanity, in sharing the burden =-
pond, and not allowing their municipal chiefs to be crushed
by its undivided infliction upon them—this is one of the
most execrable and monstrous engines of tyranny ever de-
vised by a fierce and narrow-minded satrap. Lau than •
week ago I had to chronicle the barbarous deportation to
Majorca, by orders of Oen. Pavia, of the ayuntamiento and
leading citizens of San Pedro de Rindenlles, one of the
many unfortunate towns under his military go
which he can persecute but not protect. Shortly,
have to signalise to you the fruits of the present ordinance,
in the shape of fresh cruelties inflicted upon the innocent and
suffering townspeople of Catalouia. Meantime, the numbers
of the Carling are increasing daily, and the continued domi-
nation of Oen. Paris will end in driving the whole province
to rebellion.
The 15 soldiers of the Union regiment put to &Mk by
Caletrus were buried with great pomp at lgualada at the
sth. On the same day the war-steamers Isabel 11. and
Lepanto arrived at Tarragona from Vigo, with reinforce-
ments for the army of Catalonia. They returned, imme-
diately after coaling, to bring more. Three battalions piths
Sofia regiment, in Aragon, have marched for Catalonia.
Cabecilla Onset has sent his men to clear off the crops of
a large proprietor near Llacuns, and sell them in the towns
about, giving the farmer tenants receipts for the
The correspondence between Bergs and Mamma won
stopped on the 4th by the Carlists and burned.
Linage has been allowed quarters in the capital, with the
pay of 45,000 reale.

FRANCE. THE BEAUVALLON DCEL. M,
d'Ecguevilley, who was condemned on Saturday for perjury
in the case of the duel between M. Dula:rim and M. Beau-
vallon, has appealed against the sentence.
ITALY.—ROME.—The following extract from the
letter of a lady at present resident in Rome, though relating
to events already narrated in thin journal (it is dated the 24th
ult.), still possesses an interest, for it mentions an episode
in a political movement which now engrosses, and probably
will continue to engross, a larger share of attention than any
contemporary incident in Christendom. The letter is the
more
interesting, that not having boa intended for publics-
' tion it expremes in • natural and wMaliwisi dams, the
re:lions mired from what is poodas samadl, and the
pompted by them, of a generous and intelligent
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loas Id On welfare at Bathing less than do proditetialt
eta mat MM.
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mid=tha daddy, whoa as yonsiatkaa onnalint at a
of Ardiarks, Ihs.,•• do Pima astlepaki. All
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Ms smut adiarg=sest la la mill hook ash larch oodiaton,
sad Mk MOM W. TM, an the am-
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In the representative body et the papal stater, Rata
is to have three deputies, and not two, se formerly stated.
The third deputy nand by his no' iced is the nisei
Odasselshi.
BELGIUM.-13nr Hue Am. 15.—A grand re-
view is summed for Tuesday. The journals are Cad

with . ngenalations about the new ministry.
IDaThe
al=ar ft Mimi= with which M. Lectern
ls
feral
snly three months
at end kb poet of aeral of the Court of
Canna= remains open. VI , which will now
be the avowed organ of the , announce' that the
cabinet intends to form an ex union of the pro-
vincial councils of the two proving', of e two Flanders, in
order to call upon them in an essegal manner to examine
the position of these provinces, nail °malt upon tke moat
effit4CiOall means for ameliorating *ln. While we apps
elate the programme of the new gehinet and its first acts,
which are most decisive, we cannot but apprehend
that the projected meeting of the provincial councils
le open to many difficulties; and will probably give rise to
many vexatious apprehensions. Some of the Brussels papers,
and among them the Journal des Flandres, are of opinion
that if the ministers put this project into execution, it will
meet with general approbation, and the gratitude of the
whole Flemish population.
CONGRESS OP REFORMERS OP PRISON DISCIPLINE.
—This is a continuation of the assembly which was held last
year at Frankfort-on-Maine. The committee of organi-
sation met at Bromels on the 12th inst., to arrange for the
order of the deliberations. An executive committee was ap-
pointed to prepare an " order of the day." The construe
will meet in the Gothic Hall of the Hotel de Ville, at Brus-
sels. on the 20th and 25th of September.
GERMANY.—AUSTRIA.— PERTH, AUG. 5.
We are happy to be able to say that his Royal Highness the
l
Archduke Stephen has recovered from his late illness.
BAVARIA.—NAVIOATION OP THE DANUBE.--
We learn from Reath= that the Dutch vessel Ameteedans
an Wien has returned from Pesth with a cargo wefgbirg de
took aid principally consisting of potash, antimony, and
wine, intended for this place, and for Nuremberg, Warshaw,
Frailfort, Dusseldorf, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam.
TURKEY. —The Allgemeine Zeituny, of the 14th
ilia., contains news from Constantinople to the 28th ult.,
one day later than the date of 'hour last direct commu-
nication from that city. Jt is said that the change which
win expected in the ministry has not taken place, and that
there le at present no appearance that it will. Reschid and
his party seem, for the present, to have made good their fault
of dismissiog the high admiral, and appointing in his stead
Haw Pacha. For this dismissal is for the present an isolated
act, and Mehemet Ali, the degraded Capudan Paella, was
appointed by the Sultan on the 26th a member of the
council with a salary of 25,000 piastres a month, and
thus, to a certain extent, restored to favour. A. good
deal of play and counterplay will, nevertheless, be
going on for some time, till victory shall decide the fate of
the one party. The Albanian insurrection is stated to have
spread in Upper and Lower Albania, and has thus been com-
municated with the speed of lightning throughout the whole
country. Delvino, Argyroautro, Beret, are in a state of
open rebellion. Almost everywhere the government troops
are obliged to retire, and Emir Pacha, who has just arrived
in the province, finds himself and the few troops. whom he
bin collected round his person so shut in on all
aides, that he requires immediate assistance. Con-
siderable reinforcements are on the road to Albania:
the Porte has not thought It necessary to take
further measurer, and has merely commanded a regi-
ment of infantry to be under marching orders. The troops
sustained a defeat near Kopraine, to which place they were
compelled to withdraw with the loss of 100 men. If it be
true, as it is affirmed, that this revolt has been called forth
merely by the recruiting measures of thergovernment, there
is no doubt that it will be put down this year, as in former
years. Yet the Porte seem to apprehend the existence of
' other impulses, as it is serioufiy resolved to send a numerous
squadron of ships of war and light vessels to the Albanian
coast, to support the operations of the land troops, and pro-
bably, also, to prevent the communication of the insurgents
by sea.
GREECE.—ATHENS, AUG. I.—About 50 deputies
have arrived here. The opening of the chambers will take
place as soon as 67 members are present—that is to say, the
absolute majority. The Minister of Finance continues the
reorganisation of his department. Several provincial clerks
have been brought up for the embezzlement of public money.
The half-yearly interest on the English loan, which fell due
on the 6th of March last, has been paid. General Grivas is
at Peeves* in the hotel of the English consul, with 60
or 80 palikires ; his residence is invested by the garrison of
the place, and this state of things a ill last till he has given
up his arms. The insurrection of Albania has done him a
great deal of harm. This insurrection gains ground.
Quilekas has worsted the Russian troops near Argyzokastran.
Quilekas is now at Palacopogoniak, six leagues from Janina,
and fresh victories are expected over the Valdapides, com-
manded by Muir, paella of Janina. The insurrection of
Albania may be considered highly favourable to Greece ' • it
will inspire the divan with more moderate seatiments.—
r:orrespondene de Nuremberg, Aug 13.

int Court.
The Queen Dowager left town on Tuesday night
for her: residence, Bushy-house, Bushy-park. Her Majesty
was attended by Lady Gore, Hon. Miss 'Mitchell, and Earl
Howe.

Despatches were sent off yesterday evening, from
the Colonial•ofcc, for the Governer-General of Canada, and
also for the governors of the other North American pro-
vinces.