The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-26 00:00:00

LAW LIFE :ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Hest-. committee of public works. importance. broke up
meet,
_ant at. Datetatie Cho
Much 14j11$1. I without any further matter of
"front's w awn (arcs, tit
the BOOKS ter TICAN All Paris is in commotion to-day with a dreadful
lust; stuarA in this ausiety be CUIiY.II no 111UILSUAT, the
ass swam, ssa win se snorts Co so ructeinsv, tee iota asr fire, which broke out in the morning, at the piano-
s, Apra seat- m. INN'teoNtr the ear "9 .111 ea Ps"bil",t forte manufactory of MM. Pleyel, in the Rue Roche-
r-r".4.,1y5• diessessWa7* Erb..enew£9llltbewialsoot. sttniessaante."se•arer chouart, on the slope of Montmartre. Strict mea-
l; antes ads SUM of Jen:caution were taken by the police to
vrittursVllLlM DOWNES. Actuary.
N.D.Pandas are lie stea. 41i WO. ra.w4 dud., tits mast prevent diwrder• Engines and succour having
"u per,isisis is Ur year us he henared is the cad MI 1661. arrived on the ground, the efforts of the sapeurs-
..... I ponipiers were actively aided by the military. The
republican guard and a detachment of the regiment
of the line from the barracks in the Faubourg Pois-
' sonniere were placed on duty Several accidents
occurred to the firemen ; a vast amount of property
is reported to have been destroyed, and, after the fire
appeared to have been got under, at twelve, it burst
out again with fresh intensity, at three, in the ate-
liers behind the street.
Additional experiments were yesterday made in
the old Chamber of Deputies, by M. Satire, of his
plan of transmitting signals by means of the trumpet,
the drum, a cannon, or. in fact, any sounds agreed
on. The exactitude and rapidity with which any
message was sent excited great admiration amongst
the representatives who attended.
A numerous body of persons intending to send
their productions to the Exhibition at London
assembled on Saturday at the Conservatoire des Arts-
et-Metiers, under the presidency of M. Sallandroure,
who had returned to Paris, in order to confirm the
favourable accounts which he had transmitted to
the government as to the result of his negotiations
for additional space, and other questions in dispute.
The explanations given to the meeting by the govern-
ment commissioner were considered quite satisfactory.
Parisian manufactures will be well represented in
London, as up to Saturday 1,800 packages had been
forwarded from the terminus at La Chapelle, and
about 1,000 more are ready to be despatched. The
total number will, it is expected, reach, 3,:y00, and
form a mass of about GOO tons.

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SURION, ears plated by Um 'mum proem et Kamm
lamps re Os, Is beyond .11 sample** the Mop
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hewed aPo ; ewe" So 1111. ; wet malaiteaMeit labhe Man
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of plated demur( Mira end fork% In mem and otherwise, awl el Se
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LLIAM 8. itURTONI4 stock of GENERAL FURNISHING
310:421oNGERT ia it. rat, the lot rst In tM med. and ea ne Ism
Wee ion be emp!upd w /In creme teas of Us variety mil Meet,
; oretheens are larded to all and looms it. TM emery retersed
any amid* not approved 01.-14. OIV' (itIeveITSYJLT (area ol
Sressarretrart), earl No. I. NEWMAN.aIItLET, Lcatica.—Vetw
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NO VSNT-PSO ItEQUIRELI for BARLOW'B
NY.W 1 NTESTEfi Oltir-ACTING SYPHON TAP, erbab
motorail, prevent• ale, beer, eater, or otber Listen, be beauties
rat ee mut, once 44. iid.; wst iree to •tay pert a Enema two
an When) for St fah•; rfitto Electra Mad, ear 'henry, to.,
ea, M. by wing wlttett • and oaring will be Arad. The
IsTap, when tin: ai. ea, edmlts Elf Ode
,sewlist
le rase the tu tlow ano owe; 4
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ti Mad at Si. roe can si longer aster. the aderstades an ab-
atis*. The bet plat say be drawls lad Walt tad Ise oreditts as
whet the eta sip not topped. The lisporthece of pore it boa
er*lity the fluid* we &int ;ulna be wreentted. it le • Well beans
tart, that awl ligatore are .4500 the predi•poPiag SAM a await.
Athi may be tad. rat variety of mama' taps at mai/ Nara r
awes —JAWS Ith SCA) a. !att./Owe bronsawar, kap att.
it moan's, Manwon-losee. KatithOnbed Inn). The above on war-
ranted to IfiTO entinpftuotactire. None astir Is. award with
Itarairee name and atharat—liae trade aspeiblic—ii. roar
aids • Lew wetland f tappets was

ITALY.

In my letter of the sth I gave you an account of
the audacious detention of the Albert, a British mer-
chant vessel, in the port of Ancona, by the Austrian
naval eommandant Platthij, and I now hasten to fur-
nish you with the sequel of the affair, which is such
us to demonstrate fully the growing insolence of
Austria, and the absolute necessity of checking the
domineering despotism of her military representatives
from one end of Europe to the other.
Commander I'latthij has not thought proper to
make any apology for the insult offered by him to
the British flag. 1k and the Austrian consul con-
sider the pruceew-rerbak, or formal statement of the
affair, drawn up on board the war schooner I'hwnix
as all-sufficient and conclusive in proving wil-
ful negligence on the rsart of the English captain ;
but the British consul, Mr. Moore, has very properly
challenged the infallibility of the document, which
has rather made tho Austrians wince, and their
superior naval commander at Trieste has in comic.
quence instructed M. Platthij to demand peremptory
payment for the damage sustained by his ship, and,
in cam of delay, or refusal, to denouuce the English
consul to the Austrian general. The Austrian consul
also insinuated that Mr. Moore was in honour bound
to pay, having stood guarantee for the English
I captain, and reminded him that he had admitted in
the first instance that the Austrian had a claim on
the English vessel, after which the English captain
; could proceed against the papal government pilot.
• Mr. Moore, of course, admitted this principle, if
negligence could be proved, but the pilot of the port,
• who is a competent person to pass an opinion on this
subject, declares it to have been an accident, and, un-
,l less this point be settled, Mr. Moore refuses to pay.
As far back as the 12th of last month, the British
consul proposed to form a commission of English,
papal, and Austrian arbiters, which was refused by
his antagonists, nor did they offer any counter-pro-
position. The general has not yet taken up the
cudgels against Mr. Moore, who will probably be
handed over to the tender mercies of that gigantic
instrument of despotic policy, Prince Seha artzen-
berg. It is to be observed that, in order to meet the
Austrians' claim in every possible manner, Mr.
Moore offered to pay their demand upon the follow-
ing condition, viz., that, as they considered their
own one-sided processu-rerbak to be unexceptionable,
if they would but guarantee its validity before the
pontifical or other authorities, the question would be
at an end. This, however, they refused, as contrary
to the attributes and instructions of the Austrian
consulate. They pretend to consider Mr. Moore ob-
I stinate and unjust—u most calumnious opinion, and
one which must bo very annoying to so upright and
estimable a man, although his character is fortunately
too well established in Ancona, and too well known
throughout Italy, to be tarnished by the malicious
breath of graspinif Austrian officials.
The policy of 6rtat Britain, as well as that of
Prance and other leading European powers, has cer-
tainly been too tame of lute towards Austria, whose
pretensions have risen in consequence to an unbear-
able pitch ; so that Mr. Moore has had to undergo
three slights in the course of a few months—one in
the case of the cargo of wheat seized during the
siege of Ancona ; another in the case of a naturalised
British subject, who was grossly insulted by an Aus-
trian officer ; and the third in the present instance.
He will doubtless have applied to Mr. Sheil for in-
structions, but some delay must take place on
account of the late ministerial crisis in England.
Meanwhile I am expecting that the affair will be
brought to a result one way or the other in a few
days, as another Austrian war-schooner came into
the harbour of Ancona on the 12th, to relieve the
Phamix, which will therefore shortly leave for
Trieste.

WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHIOB. The
unprecedented mamma d 11.0dLANLkie hIACAMAK
in producing th. or nniunents • f Idanhoink is umearodly known and
appreciated, and V noortled try Testimortislo most nurnen•us in them.
vireo, and cettitiod by the Mohr* authorities. The
itr:aburnie properties, into the woo of the teal. itoatLbee the llalr
la its embryo stile MEI home. iv ptrunto, drams it from Seurt and
Lararilt, ILWlLltilin IL m midway, and eisdnimes its puormoion of
healthy rrur, rilky Anew, and luurious redwi dancy to the latest
perked id huoman We.r Prier V. M., 7.., fan ly bottles (equal to lour
Neon) 10r. tri., wri druid, that store, 2:r. per bottle.
Ie Bowe of the mina? reticle ha. the words t. lloolandie
WNW " wurraceil in tar . line. to the WTIpp.I. ; awl on the tusk
al dui Wrapper wirriy 1,200 time% custainins 211,028 letters. Sold by
them at .0, 11A 170214:AittiLll, LW:WY, and by .11 Chuniels and
Begin.

TOIIN KAYE. Esq., of Dalton Ilan, near
Maddenheld, aad tit. Juh.'newonitqatrt, London, has connoted
uhie an washing LOOlllO I hflotgal thy rrenium of the yu dye plc,
the wonderful and earn i-ing iScary of the medicine papered by
bus, wlikk nis raterdrely med. and which in known throughout
tho world go KAY V 4 WONSDELLW plus, Not a day pones but
bum Milking neon arratins ot the r limbos power
innwns to band.
Recently thus hundred area uf eute went samouriced owe I. althea.
tom. lUD &Munn* are oyecifuen. of the teetintunim constantly
amnia: - Mr. Juni& Itarnoar, Chan'. whom' com Plaint wan hull-
patios and pain in the atom • ob, hie fievived great heriett from
haye's Worudelre 1111 s. Ile had b. 141* cipmeted iamb on medial
Water sad win diew., n.thesit toceiring any benefit. —Rlizabeth Caller,
Milner Mame SOY h wm for many ;earn Mooned with
Mident apeman a ',omen, to ealreqtarnor of which and was
frr-
qtv ntly imbued to bat bro. Aorr taint* to, bona of the pine she
was tenineed to health; sad she unties her woe to be made k.o.wa
tor the ben at of other,. lobe :Munk lining near Cathie, wan
mush troalikal for a b. g time in .th Mauch cemplaiabk ecationceek
and botaloche but be Ito übtaionl groat relief by snag hayed
Wendell'. IN In. —Or cannons that ermaterfirita are nut Imposed upon
you. genuine pile bane Mr. KAYE'S anat.of- mos and a lac.
Nimble at kw Mangum pg must so ts diseases for me wrappot
mad Ns& boa.

FIFTY Y IN1)10ESTION, Constipatiao,
nervemmees, robins, gawk, flatulency, spume, ekknees at
the drammili, sod vaunts", the fWnet tbahie agony ol whieli bad fe-
asted se Wm% adage. that I wee unable to move witbasteratabea,
haw inn esthete recaored by DU BARRY'S eacedent HEALTH.
1t141,01UN4.1 h ETA LK% TA *KAPP 'A Ii Win—Maria Jolly Northam,
I,bi& meg Dine tratisontal, of cute+ from the Might lion.
the Lord newt dr 1b.., the Ten...olio Archdeacon Ateciader Stuart,
yl Bur ; Illaj.towerei Meows king, Eanionth ; N Whim Mint, Eaq.,
berriatecat-lew, King, I olr, e. eanbridge, a CAM, 01 Go yen.' par.
lysh: aM 50,...) other .wer• ref beer, Who., wren.. an I atorasehia
compliiata, greet, rheurair o•ni, dioensioa, palpitatica, &c. nobd in
eanisters with bill iner wenn welphing 111., at 2s. 9,1.; 116., all
4a. rd.: Mb., at Ile.: 121%., at V, ; attire refined qualite. Iblb.,
at
33c; Mb., at 2.. The and @TO are toward. tore al
earriarrow receipt of a tent-01110. weber, by DU BAKST sod OK. 117.
New Itowdeatrect, London. and by all respectable groom and
elismieta.

NEWS. NEWS, NEWEL—The Beet, Cheapest,
Sad Lac at Neltvpoprr in the world. LLOYD'S WILYKLY
1.1.%1X)Y1 tiI.WaPAINt.II voetaabt linty law Columba of the very
Wt I thtellirewee h. the 10011ana of publiewob) Wu ell parts of tlie
vfabt, by 'sleeve, tit et. le lair/Tar tadudrr ear% renrdless
cirri... TIM Co '..w. of the 'res. paWs.bed every Seiards,
1140 it to the tar rot. Lowe fatly Threeproce, Pita-free. Wad three
Pe.t.tre same Is Ealarara 11 fpoquare Loma" sad
nsme cep ear, ma • rem& ; owder ofd eon @gist.