The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-29 00:00:00

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whisk they would min ills richest spiritual blessings in
their sexy and Ohna ea each &Meth comas round it would
nab& rhea of thod " ten" winch they would ad./ at the
milt et lholr Lord.
The lobbogra dlissowei °coupled fifty-dye minutia, malted
the *the !evils at wore than two been' duration.

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of the loth Pease, comessleg "0 ;Weiss ya dr Lord
end the eight rev. prdehrtemilii iAesle pramensed the
benediction the coogreptienasgasalri.
Onndde the cathedra the saw was al wither indsoorotts
for Bnaday eaafnr A Urge maim el these litho had been
usable to obtain adcolesien to the sarthmeseneMarilli about
ea the south door, and the the Mayor sad
the other elvto dignitaries were wtth thtk oct.apouits
the anembiail anted pie vet Is 11~ by made-
lakeside greens of dieplialore, is it ihri_mid them-
selves la bum bin rairly eralodad. maroseonstile-
sre at ids hewer; te wisaliest, ea the entire
astlaultsl Amid moiraly hate 011•1•1114 ell who wanted to
obtain these to it.

SINGULAR GNAWS Ol =CITING IV KUM?

A very singular eharge of exciting mine men of
the Lighflafeatry to mutiny was beta oa Moaday last
at Winciaseter, before Mr. W. Hutcheson (the mayor) and
full beach of magistrates.
Colossi Horne, of the 13th, was the complainant, sad
Mr. Bee (the meager of the railway business of lir. Lips-
comb.), raiding in Upper Brook-street, Winchester, was the
delmdapt.

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It appeared from the evidenoe that Colonel Hoene had
formed the aequthatenee of Him Cleaveland, atop-danghtar
to Mr. Roe, and had appsrently carried an •
mace with her through her servant. Oa &Mat
October the colonel reoeived an anon letter attacking
him for his conduct to hie mat, and hiatlng at dark schemes
of revenge. The general elm rewired the following letter :
" Winchester, 1866.
'L6l4ew yen me in this sky, *mire the remon there
la bale es meg &mem from the Int Regiment. There
mulls =media& end yen TN not have much difficulty in
Amain the ewe% aml If nee mmoved, you winces satunbers
wee. dad Ilkii, prime, Um pew fellows will be let beck
from the ed. intald Maras. the ima-imerted (62 yews bid),
Idw end will be wane than you enlieleate. Take warning."
I Car lese—viel I.l4,:nhibst fa so pert of the proem-
on the etif lime letters. Pb. weives her objection to
DiWil their being olt ia seemeiry.
The ea read 17 the dirk, ran se follows t
" deleme • MIMI Imes preeemig, apes our
le write am& my how truly away I am
'Vet unpleentat mak which het ocesned between
you end Mr. Rat He has, Ia the presses of mammy
tact bake* me, imploring me to (curt any Inaeeeoe I may
have with you to any blot This I would gladly have done,
from the palatal in which, unfortuastely, he steads with my
own mother ; but then, In the avant of a tenure, he dares to
threaten me with the implication of airy names to the concern,
se ' being under his rod, to make up • can to defend Weep
wolf with. Now, es you may suppose, I feel very much ea-
noyetl and &gaited et the idea of having my some moo-
dated with such • transaction. Mr. lice appears to be
Ignorant of the oonsequencee of oomproiniaing a lady.
the questionable poei&n In which I am likely to be Pl=
will, I trust, sir, be Aufficket apology for the liberty I take
in writing.—Yours, elacerely,
"B. T. D. CLIAMAND.
" Upper Brook-street, liroday.
"Colonel Herne."
The ascend latter ran thus :

Tuesda 2.
" My deer Bir,-1 received your " letter Unay, Nov.
morning,
asMng me if I could identify either of these disgraceful let-
ters. I will osadbUy tell you that I no sooner rested my
eyes on the one to the goosed We I • well-
known handwriting, and I have not the slightestheated=
is saying I believe that letter to be Mr. Roe's own produc-
tion. The 'dew, as far as the weßlas Is consented, is not
at all familiar to me, but the ex contained thereat
ere, man of them, what both mamma sad' yself have at
sumeyed at bearing : it is great pity you
coed gm some dee to the writer.
"You alluded again to my name being brought ny la the
ow. Tau me pails at liberty to nee It as mudded with
either of the bellima have sent you, if they are requited to
be shown; MU shell esteem it a great &vow you will
not permit thin to be °thresh@ used in so &reputable at.
am, &war dr, yours elacerely.
44=filtrace-strest; "B.T. D. Cana, Ewen.
A. Herne!
I showed the amoaymous letters to Miss Cleaveland, sad I
vests to bit to see If gm could identify them.
In reply to Mr. Faithfull (who produced • letter rally
Mod .
up) Colonel Florae laid further : —The letter
p i anes le n my handwriting The envelope you
midnessil " Miss Norgott, Mr. Roe's, Upper Btoe teluiss
WisstArabrr," wee written by me. Ibe letter inside wag
tit Isliftbd for the peeaon to whom the envelope wee
divested (It wee Imloedin • blank envelope blade). It wims
11 an" for Mia, Claaveliad• _ _

Tb; Coleief sitar: was yet in by Mr. Faithtall, and wee
read by the clerk, amid a general titter is the mart, r
follows :

My own Darling,—l shall raped to see you on Monday
at a quarter pest one. 1 shell be able to gat on without you,
dearest, but will tell you won when we week .3 Glagrot
sweetest kisses; yes, you very sweetest, for I shall we*/
them all.—Your owe Noun."

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The two privates whom Kr. Rae wee assumed K 4111eldeff
to mutiny, were then hallogqlll
tat life!
Mr.
bellwen stnight. la the kilter Trott= as alleseelbe
reply
_at the strength arum,' was gives. It wee farther
al Nat at two faterviews 'he repeated the remark that
ft was • wands, as sae bed attempted the colonel's life
ea account of Ids severity,
This was the ere the the gmbreadon.
Mr. Faithfull mid be could not bat think that If his
friend Mr. Greealield had beat consulted before the are
had beta begun, ft would sewer have boa babes the Wash
M all, for he could net Wiser a more limey peed of the
offence charged, that of malloioully tralibig some
person to commit an act of mutiny. There was not
the sifightset rides°e as to that. If they looked at the
alto el parliament, they would find that tree was are
relating to exciting to kat an officer, and another for ex-
tiller to mutiny, and he would submit that the charge or
exciting to mutiny bad entirely failed. Thin, r to Ma.
Roe, must unwillingly had Miss Cleavelaed's maw been im-
ported into this oats, bat he was the stepfather of Klee
eleacelead, and had ream to suppose that a clandestine
=respondence was caned at by Colonel Boone with that
young lady, and it was his duty, if poleible, to prevent it.
The magtetrates as men of experleace, weld draw their own
omelneien what mai be the result of suck •
looker at the poultice of Calomel Rome sad ellre==
The • Wmal said he did sot know Übe Nom" Mr. Roes
servant, bat It MOMS abut be knew how se fer na es etre hie
clandestine letters through her, and It wee heed that the da-
mes& hearth should be invaded In such a way by • mesa who
mkt to est an example to his men. Mr. 800 bad whop bar
unadvised in *deg hie liberty at the mercy Mira soldier •
of that ohm. He asked the colonel's age and 'handbag in the
army. These men agreed In most points, but contradicted
ere other most extraordinarily in others about the these.
Mr. Roe was said to be very cautious about being beard, bat
almost his first inquiry of these soldiers was if any young
warn was siteekted tato the barracks. There was a greet
deerepancy Mont the dates as mentioned by Barite esd the
other., and their widow" ought to be received with • deal of
caution The Colossi had not proved that hr laboured under
any her; indeed, the absurdity of his labouring under any
fear of personal injury from Mr. Be. was too great for kin
lo attempt it, and he (Mr. Faithfull) must toy that if
Roe was to be put upon his trial for using snob weds es
been imputed to him, the liberty of Englishmen was gone.
Mr. Johnson (magistrate) maid no doubt Mr. Roe had
acted tinder excited feel throughout; and the Mayor
rid he cad his Mother mspistraeas had unaelmatify decided
to dismiss the cue altogether, there not being • tittle of evi-
dence to support the charge as brought before the bench.
Tie anacenoement of the Mayor was received with loud
applause by the crowded court ; this was, however, Instantly
revered, and the Colonel weed down the stairs, where the
young lady (says the Hampshire ladepeashast)mas waiting
the him at the hot, and they went off together towards the
Nation, amidst some hinges from the crowd saumbled *M-
ei&

PROSECUTION OF M. DE MONTALEHOINT.— A
canespondent Worsen us that it ban been detertelned in the
Oily, a ilea at ROOM having been impend by the dinner
fal matestejnet panted upon K. de litatabothert, to Gibe
the amount by a shlWng enbeceiptices; not that the anamint
Heel/ b of importer* bet said, as a sort of English Dyer
patty. Mr. lidisgheni Wilms, 11, Royal Rizege, bee
consented to receive entecriptlons.
M. VlLLlYUTia.—Daring the trial of M. de Mout-
abeabert bin colleague of the Academy, R. Womb' scat.
teed a rood many lea weds among the pet* aittiai near
his, and mosestimes, by the way, spoke fa sock as audible
that to wee very
_mew big leaned set of wart.
: kr
amour-Imprint Pedorn, whose elorintlen bongs in
tat citify, and whose diction is none of the pun:sle
eadagfaig herd
to work himself Into a paroxysm of elogneum by
the dieedlnl homes ef public megabyte to England; be pre-
named the woad "meeting" in inch a droll way ea to
pwle alikehla English and Freud. auditors. When, after his
hanovetZelei the word many
what wse me i, ta:mzilia.Vi,lleturiArili,ardiler
Oar Mead spathe English as badly as be does French."
RACE IN INDIA—One of the moat respectable of
the Calends jewels gives procriaeace to the following re-
coosatandediun :—.• It is very desirable that natives of all
dares should be made to salute Europeans. Should the
proolemcgm4 whit* must oome our some (ley or ether, have
ato it Irullid be said that native. ate M 11111•111
36119•1111/ a. a sea of superiority of race, you cased etas.
odes what good it "mold do. Though Earopssee L gal
don't esta for Wawa' '.dart,' yet it wnsld deweaweee• to
I then that Gun is a ellll grouse power, which ma Lit 0.
what It thinks proper.
SHOCKING AMMER? TO A FENALIL—On Ftiday •
evealag ea eecelast etleaded with erd
otioarred to Ma. Redly Griffiths, the one of °:4.9
retl9l*l et 9, Cleeee'rterrece, et. John's-wood, nadir ,
iolheolng *shit alwaumweove : Her hothead weeded
ems a Wad wile had bees payees the. a Welt lect
Deriag 111:011000 trim of distress were heard
fha OrMe, tad era ems pr s befog In the
going to bar seleascer they front the peer areetarebbq
sadarklbete the lower pert of bar
led aid night he beteatly eintlZa.aad
MO
.i.hargeoit, was at Gees smatewel; We •
am*, aad the rearibilt b999l9direi
=Weer etweed that the aterreil bed met
as • hikes wawril, which had two awry 1101161111 Waft
up at the ebbe. rid thaw eateries her body like
severed else al the principal arteriee, tad she Wed Ile=
before any ea- - -e meld prevent se feel a revalt. The
deseesed wee mays yews dila

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