The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-18 00:00:00

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of Ilich iadescribed in 0 puff preliminary, furnished
to die newspapers by the author himself, as the great
Cardinal Richelieu, " that Napoleon in scarlet

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A gentleman, who from his nal= mitiiik
gives, is I suppose a Greek, writes to the Gazette
des Strangers that on August 21, at Baden Baden,
his pocket was picked of 8,500 fr. while fie-"was
looking at the play on the Rouge•et-Noir table.
On the name day the Russian General Davidoff
had the,pocket of his paletot out off and earriod
away with 7,500 fr• in it, and a Prussian was
robbed in a similar manner of 1,500 florins. M.
P. Xindavelonis complains of the inadequacy of
the Baden police to watch the mixed company
there assembled at the height of the season ;
robberies are of constant occurrence, especially at
the railway station, and it is very seldom that the
thieves are caught.

THE FENIAN MOVEMENT.

FENIAN= IN AMERICA.
milt MON Tlt AROALIABROP OP RT. room.
(From the Si. Lads Republican, Anger* 31.)
The undersigned has read is the Republican of
this morning an annowacessent of a funeral to lake piece
neat Saaday from St. Patrick's church in this city, of a
demised Itemiser of the Fenian Beatberheed, who died at
St. Paul, Minnesota, as the 34th Jul. The oseasica
is
evidently made for a display, is the pert of those is St.
Laois, who see members of that aesocistioa. Name the
deferred intermeet, aad the pageant which is to seem-
pany the burial. The cones:km of St. Patrick's elturek,
whom the religious Denies is aisermaesd as te to
pbse,
sod where, without ally authesity from the pastor cl that
(lamb It weakl tippler, as oration, by a 'mamma of this
city, is b be delivered, imports is me the eldigalloe at fay
bidding--as 1 have dose—the pastor of that *arch to pen
mit any funeral service, or other religious ceremony, to Mks
plat" oa this °cession. I have fartbermere directed the
superintendent af the Calvary Cemetery not to
amit any procession of men or Tama bearing
insignia of Fenianiem within the gates of the
eemetery. I use this owasion to state pita*, what I
have uniformly stated I. private coeversetion, that the
members of the Fenian Brotherhood, men or women, are
not admissable to the sacraments of the church as lon se
they are milted with that association, which I have always
regarded es immoral ia its object—the excitieg of rebel ion
I. Ireland,—and unlawful and illegal in its means, a nasal
military organisation in this °easily while at pesos with
England, to be made effective in the event of war with that
power,
" tPurn RICHARD, Archbishop of St. Louis.
" St. Louis, August 30, 1866."
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The following missive from Rome, received by the Right
Rev. Dr. Wood, Bishop of Pailadelphia, is published in the
Oath°tsc Mirror, of Baltimore
" Right Rev. James P. Woad, Bishop of Philadelphia :
The Seer. Cong. Vas. lag. bee desired me to signify to
your lordship tbst the samerlioa made is certain newspapers
to the effect that the following decision had been gives by
the Holy See, so wit, "seisms eon ems ingsistawslos,'
' the Fenian' ere not to be dissurbed,' is utterly fates. I
cominuoicste this at the ewe tot the aforesaid congress.
Mon, lest it should be supposed by any CO. that saythleg
is favour of this society has eneanaied from the Holy Bee.
In the meantime, &a, ALII'L Cam. Bumatio."

THE SEIZED NUMBER OF THE "IRISH PEOPLE.
We (pubis* Evening Mail) have, with name difti-
culty, procmed a copy if the seized number of the Piet
Pee*, a small portion of the impression baying bees
printed yesterday. It. moteete are of the kited familiar to
them who may have bees ia the habit of mein the paper
for some time past. Its Grst article is headed "Priests
in Polities," and the strain of it will be meat-
fest from the deg% sentence—" Liberty must be wee
by force, or sot at all. Therefore, we must either give
ep ear country is despair, or teach the people to dWo-
gird politioo-ecelesiutical dictation." The next is headed
The Penises and the Fairies," and is so attempt to
/Weak certain articles in the Irish and English journals on
the extent of the Fenian arganisatim. The " Sister
Islands!" is I. a style of oompoiltiou with with* we bars
been so familiar in Ireland that if the seizure of the paper
bad not taken place, nobody would hare been struck by its
E anti- lisle spirit as anything unusual. A page ea
„Infantry and Oavah7," sad the Pest'sCCorr, ere
cola! to cultivate the same feeling &is-
affeotioa. But, as usual, the correspondence is the
striking feature of the journal. It extoods over nearly
three pages, and is so patiently written that it
is impossible to dere it with ordinary simmer Whirs
seat to an editor by voluntary correspoodeate. It is re-
markably pervaded by that oppesidou to eesiesiestizel
Guano' be be politics which has been the leading feature of the
paper. Them commuoications, however, atm costa& rich
phraseology as this, " Liberty they (the Irish) will have,"
and " when they seek it it will he in s different plea (than
the ' parliament of their oppressors'), and they will an.
different and more forcible arguments." Owe earreepeo-
dent is advised to put " mote merited words" ta au au
whioh he hes described as " first-rate for marching."

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COTIRT OF BANKRUPTCY.
.7...-: -----=Otero lin Glneminainer asiaroiL)
II 11 RICHARD WILLIAM MUM ------,-..."
WI vs. ea applieation for release from matorlyb, ha
bankrupt. Kr. Bieheni William Webb, who was i echaf.
*Ring 'Sees se it, Rwspoirest, Muds; .ad amigi"
gai
-...taut rbonlep siesasnd to Appestat the afiSiiestios, rug
Mr. °TOO opposed it for the &Isiah. main*
The dMs=sdror in this case was Mr. daseffk.
meementee the etimplaist made wind the 14:
apt,use that be hapropmly detaleed aem of nay
wank beloesed to Mx. apeaaeley. It appeared that the
bankrupt bad been employed to modurt ea adios spat
the Balboa ading mpany far /IL Speeceirry. rte
promised the nit fore sum of 501. odd, but he dids,
over to his client any potties of that mossy. hi,
emends being term try Mr. hpooooky fer UN rie4
of the &mouse Kr. Webb sat tip • Maim for soils, but Map"
, trig ea *wand pemed by come* for 371., end two gag..
code in the plastids favour.
Mr. Deasy mentiesed that Mr. Webb we. pommel ft
tasaideraid• emote la the awe of bills of costa, elite
asked the 'curt to groat the release.
The Wised Ocennikeimar drained to intake, is ke
- bankrupt's When sill &IN/ ties meeting for *bike!
Tut
opes.
Tue pliartiou wes therefore refused.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 'i

(TILLS DAT.)

The September Simian of the Central Criminal Omit
were eintsoeued this morning betas the flight gee,
Lord Mayer. the Rooseisr, Alderman Sir L
Aldennen Leek, Mr. Sheriff Dade, Mr. Sheriff Beneyobi
usdereheiriffe, and the sisal authorities.
Aare were 106 prisoners for trial at this sates—gg
maim sod 23 females, sad there were no lea this be
Pohsof murder, sod four of manslaughter is la ifik,
te. The most senorssenorscue la that M ire edge.:
Currie who is charged with the murder of ifoiD,
Vero st Chaihem, but this trial will la all protablereg
Is place before the god of the week.
The Recorder, in his charge ta the grand jog,
his revet that he could not coevatulate them es rye
pest that their duties would be of short duration la I*
sequence of the character of the offence' whisk thesis
der cootaiud. There were six persons charged with tit
serious offense of willed murder, sod there wile bed"
several cases of manslaughter es ;roll as senult hint
to metier. The first charge of murder wee cue
sot irises within the jurisdiction of this court, hat bed*.
removed here for trial under a particular act of pat
This wee the ease of Jobe Currie, a soldieer,,, celeartmegi
the wilful asides of Major de Voir.. The '
at
this is.., as they woold have diselesed to then, well
justify them to Mande; a true bill, and mead* the us
for inquiry before • jury in this court. The ant oleo me
that of • woes& nained Catherine Lack, mid woe theld
moat painful character. She wu charged with the
murder of three of her childres ; sad it Need
she was about to go into the hospital, aid ui
bees heard to esprous her grief that she skald la en
end to leave her children, feariag that they yea
eld=rlrly talLated ew of athtg list sbNesa 'fit ib
throuta mit. end ha*
prisour's own statements it would appear that sMed
doubt this had been her act. It wee almost to
that the widows that might be 'Adam, woad *Ay
oceolusiou that the prisoner at the time woe of
mild, but within of that kind appeared o• the
Meek sod even if there had they mold not net it
auk impedes, but ought to send the ease for
before the court and another jury. The Ist
eau wee that of Henry Woken's, who mg
charged with the mauler of • female with deg
he bed been living for some coesiderable ibne, el
seemed that on the day in goestiock he same Mesabi
feud her in • sate of istoxicestioe, sod so=
made for his tea. He stark her a blow
hate fall, and on the pioneer calling in sealsolons
was foaled • wound on her heed which Cateescodelt‘
the hod of the pansies boot. That wound was mom,
Ileaddy the cause of death, end the grand jury unlit de
well to lad • bill in We use. After Wier adrelitile
the other Nees of murder and manslaughter. the Pon*
end there was a charge of rape which had
engaged much public attention. The prier,
person named Spregue, was the onielist
medical gentleman enediong in the City, and be
remind the jury that the thugs of rape always *VW
very carotid inuatigatioa, as the sensation was oda
asd wee meet dUficalt of refutation. It wee always MINI
to look to the manner sad 000deet of the promentie dam
the office' was alleged to have been committed ; sad 1 Mt
case it sonsed that the female, after the alleged
reuse, made no complaint, but simply said to the
" How could you leave me in the way you did r
wad medical 'video°, in the use but the RIM&
sot thick it secarary to refer to it. After she* h
some of the other casco in the calendar the Reece& it
witted the grand jury to their room and the beim!
eke sestoos was proceeded with.