The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-23 00:00:00

PEIVAIBIOII IN 10MN.

A Inter fivers Rome of the 18th, says
Englialt residents of ad; city have been recently thrown
into greet commotion by be discovery that efforts had been
made to lead away a young lady,deughter of Admiral
connected with the Devonshire fawn, from the Protestant
faith. It append that several =oaths Mel the young lady's
mother anortained that her daughter, aged 19, bad been
ehainnully tampered with by two pervert' from the Protes-
tant religion, mother and daughter, who, ender the gulps
of friendehip, had led the young lady astray, and,
without the knowledge of the admiral or the girl's
mothe, bad induced her to embrace the Rexene
manic faith. When at last the young lady's parents
becovered this most unwarrantable inkrfen nee is their pri-
vets family asks, they of course endeavoured to remedy
the evil dew; bat theyerarglady's mind remahtedensettkd,
and although she wee pimento, from all farther Intercourse
with the swam vibe had weekend her religious prindpies,
it world sera bur they mist have kept up ciendenbe Mir
lions n ith the glib, as me morning she privately left her .
parents' home and, proceeding to the coevent of the
Trbits de Most., where the Rev. Mr. Nortbeote
=ether pervert to the Rombh faith, awaited her coming:
was baptised with all the usual ceremony into
that chunk. She then returned home sad avowed
what she bed dose. Naturally, her peewits were highly ia-
diluent ; acd the neat day two protestact bribe vent to re-
monstrate with the superior on her conduct In eanoticsiog
mob disgraceful practices. This latter, however, positively
baled that she 11:110/ anything whatever about the matter,
although the young lady admits that the superior not only
saw her, bat spoke to her after the ceremony in terms et
congratulation. This sad affair has been much talked of
hare, and ha caused a greet negation. The admiral is about
to leave for Englend with the victim, in order to NO if, by
proper reed*, convene, and religious instruction, her mind
era be restored to • more healthy thee."

DltTli OF SIR JOHN NUOINT.—Ws have to as.,
amain the death of Sir John Nugent, Bart., width took
piths ea the 18th hut.. at his redden= Menke& Castle,
comity West aka. The &eased baronet wee ban WINO.
sad was oonsequeudy I. his 68th yak. He was educated at
trinity College, Dahlia ; he mthrkd, la 1842, Letitia Mak.
daughter of Mr. Charles Whyte Book, a= anoweeded to
the title on the death of his brother in the followiag year.
He was chamberlain to the Empror of Autria. a major la
the Marks army, sad a d.paty lisukoant for Westmeath.
SYMPTOMS OF THE IND OF TSB SEPOY REBEL-
LION.—The bertha OD board the homeward Indian Mail
packets far several weeks to eon» am all take.
Waillika To Took° Lovaaa.—Master Than=
J ouse, of the mature age of 19, and Sarah Ann Lansaw,
eked 16, both of Birmingham, bed "engaged" thennelwa.
But the young lady's papa unkindly forts 1 the acquaint-'
awe. Thomse, however, Biel to Worceater, and procured a.
Wore. The young lady peaked her litho, borrowed 91. in
her kber's same, end gat safety away from borne. But,'
alms kw the lovers, telagraptu detective.; was Is tetra-
=Ma, and just se they were proomallog to church, is bridal
attire, they were apmthended, conveyed before • magistrate,
and authaded—)[lie Sarah on the charge of itteallsg bee
latter'e goods sad obtaining the 91., mad the lad with ra
coiviag the stolen property. Os Friday the prithatas wars
brought before the magistrates, what grouly to the astialse-
Mu of • crowded court the charges were ditaulssad.—
Wethrerhaseptas
NAPHTHA LAMPL—As accident occurred =Satur-
day night to Mrs. Jedwat, wtfe of • turner ar.d fueniture
P*lbore ral=ala Beck lambloa-atreet, white might to
se operate • apes parties using nephtbs lamps. It
appeared that in trissalag oft of these lamps, while she held
• quantity el aaphtha in use bead, the tunas became ignited.
The =Oak apnea to the dress et the poor aromas= mad.
the room, setting fire to the fursitore. Mrs. 3111b011 sa
dreadfully burnt stout the arms and hoe, and Ike la • Few
=ions poskka, and la they iadigent stemmata/as. BIM
kr the promos anal= of • thighboor, who rushed into tart
lONS and carried out Mn. Jacbon'a children, they also matt
have sulk= weveresly.-Bwitherland Timm.
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a moat dietreastag &midget =weed at the of
Moses. Robe= and Croukee, at the east ide of Sank.
load Doak. Mita* &4 of eleven ran of age, west %Rh
the &mat far her gitW, who is labourer at the worthy,
sad, es zonal, placed the dishes on the boiler We to keep
wens till he cane at twelve o'clock. The stathroagina was
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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NNE. is.

Loan Patusaoror. h gives settee thst. on
Friday went, he will fall the attentioo of the Home
of Cosmos to the pramat state of ►ffairs is Europe.
Three other members lad intimated their desire to
occupy t►e evening is question with :ha discussion
of topics %which they raspostively attached peculiar
importance. Government having ten days ago set
apart the 241 th instant for the specific coaaideratice
of the actual state of the Navy, naturally evinced
reluctant,e to postpone SO intnestiag a object, and
urged Mr. It , St rdlivartzton, asd Mr.Moxctt-
Tov Mita Iv to defer severally their threshold east-
pellatiess to a fatare day. The bosses di mesabers
for Mostrose and Pontefract eviseed a ditrookiso
to yield to the roolosabisson of wok mopped t bat

the honourable member he Bawl& issiaTred him-1
milt* be immorable. "Dispense of public duty wadi
" sot permit him " to wait Ise • week before he mak
the Perhomiest sad peoples( Erigland swan of hie
view. ea the queen= of the Danubian Prise
ties. The sense of public duty by wade\ polidelm
of kis claw are food of deelartag themselves be be
situated in like mast other this. vale% twill
in its estate end application. It Is an Impulse to
action or • motive to forbeartme•—• we to laggard
Nal. or • rein oo the impetuses will, nr-
eardieg to the immediate ebjest is view.
la white of them eategories the Heneeralis Mr.
lIITAPLOToN's refusal ought to be plass& we an set
sestapkyskiaas enough to undertake to detsemiow
He may have feared that if he seemed his roam
of doing jestico to the Rowan to seal kr seven
days, he might never be able to Ind antkeniestie en
their behalf spin ; or he may have one to the
patriotic cesclusion that the pubes anziety as koew
smoothing about our maws' dehisces was reek sod
Impatient, and had better sot be (milled tee seem
Bet whatever may have hew his resondite
swings, it is imatieleelsry to know that
seek • an is always hellannied in what
be dose by • suet of public duty.
Is reply to Sir Jolla P•itmoroses Yemen-
straws, an Moeda, evader, Lord PALKIIMITON
suggested that, the maims new were pretty Mom
the Home might may well send itself the maw
meat of three or koir Mere diesession of the agree-
able kind suggested by the member for Pontefract
se Berwick, from dm o'clock till nine, when it would
he quite tine awash to go to business u the FINK
Loan of the ADMILU.TT dared. The recommends-
tier, however, did sot mesa to meet with mask ap-
proval ; sod the Home broke up in tarstawhat
uncertainty se to what the bell of fete far Friday
was to be. Last night the noble Viscount pat ea
end to all doubt se to hie determination not to allow
Friday to be devoted to the Navy Estimates, by
giving notice that he sweat on that emalag to ma
a general discussion of Foreign Albin.
It is now ;about thirty years sines Lord PALOS-
stON executed • similar mancenere. He wee than

as now in 0 pposition.• Tory Government being thee
as now in possession of power. Of these who thew
occupied sa Comers-wire minions der Thom,
Bench in the House of Coraniows, wet ems 'surdas.
Pest, GOULBURN, HIRRIIII, VISIT FnICIMIALD,
FRANCIS L. Cowls, Caokte, WTU, DOZIMITT, all
has* pond away, while of their selisegess ia the
Upper Hoses only Lords !ANDRUS/it ABIRDIZIF,sad

Eu.axisoaorGn remain. The Amain policy of the
Doke of ircuinoton's Administration was empha.
tieally one of neutrality and of peace ; but its lean-
ings were no doubt less liberal than could hare been
desired, and in the affairs of the East especially It
had not shown the degree of promptitude and vigour
which would probably have been exhibited bad Mr.
CLIINDIO been still at the bead of affairs. Lord
PALIIRSTONI, who, attar*, death of that iliwstrisen
staismeen, 'spired to take his place se Literal
Foreign ffilisister, devoted blessed for some seseran
after kis 111100141011 from the Tory Cabinet, to collect-
ing materiala for a reseal attack apes tam,
chiefly no account of the alleged went of
decision and energy is deahog with Con-
tinental politico. When all was ready, he
suddenly opened upon them such a conacmode
of taunts, objections, cavils, scoffs, sad Mr-
cams, ea they were wholly unable to repel sr
retaliate. Laid Ant/Dam was the especial object
of his sarcastic contumely 1 and the mooranabis attack
in question was the beginning of the twenty years'
parliamentary war carried on between them, sod
which was only terminated by the capitulation of
1852, whoa the veteran Viscount conseated to serve
la Boma Secretary ander the wetness Earl. Led
ASULDIIII is not indeed now ia office, bat the spirit
et his policy, if not hie actual advice, plainly
sereais itself in the general tenor of the
muse which the prevent Ministry have kit ten%
premed ; and it is no secret that the still mare pow-
erful mind of Lord !ANDREI'S! exorcises se incou-1
adorable induenes over their deliberations. As it
was in 1829.30, the condition of Turkey ash the con-
dition of Italy occupy the anxious thoughts of
Europese diplomatists. It is Maori Woad to
resell the words ash phrases uttered don with
&mew to the state of theme ocuatries, and to OM
hew deplorably applicable mast of them me still.
Lent PAILWIESTON may MI Friday night reproduce
sway et the topics he ..d thirty yews ego—above
all, that favourite wee of hi, why as. set Ragland
17 a vigoroas foreign leaky aatielpate great dig-
nities, sad settle great essothms

Btu composstively weak co the pr wt Tory
Government to, computed with that whisk Lai
PALMIlst.,‘ thee mild, they hays a Mort wail-
able sow which their podseasairs could wit saw
Fur twenty pars since then the noble Viscount has