The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-19 00:00:00

On Monday the Tribunal of Correctional Police of

Chalon-Dar-Bei:no commenced the trW of the men who were
outosened in the outbreak neer that place on the &hiller& last-
The number of these men in thirty-six, and they are all work-
men or petty traders. They are all accused of haying foamed part
at a Ism* politial society for the overthrow of the govern-
ment, end some of them are, in addition, charged with having
fwmed a nocturnal assemblage, °thee with having earned
arms or had illegal possession of arms sad ammunttkin, with
having attempted to seduce soPliers from their duty, with
having uttered seditious cries, or with reclaim the police.
TM trial, it is expected, will last *ever"' days._ . _

" M. Scribe,the iramatist," says the Paris Sport,
"is getting a chinning hotel Stied up la the Ras Piga* and
is having it deoorata with great elegance. In his study are
la panels, on which are pictures representing a sort of his-
key of his Üb. The first shows an old shop in the Rue de
la Corthoniere, with the inscription above the door, Scribe,
cloth dealer.' It was the place of business of his father, and
halm( it is the whole et the Scribe family, with a nano
carrying a child in her arms—that child being the droaseist
—to church to be baptieed. The second panel represents
' The entrance of the Gymnaas Theatre,' which wee the
hones is which M. Scribe achieved his celebrity. The third
is called ' Happy Days.' and represents his country house at
Ileriorart, with a boat floating on a calm lake. The fourth is
celled Honours,' and shows the pedals of the Paha Ma-
oris, the seat ci the Praia Academy, to which M. Scribe
Weep ; and the last, gadded 'Repose,' reprobate a con-
hatable brougham going quietly along the streets of Paris,
with the dramatist reclining inside."

FATAL Lios HUNT.—A letter hose Philippe-
AIM (Algeria) of the 12th gives the following account of a
Ilea heart mid& estled totally for the priaelpd actor in It.
Per NOY tine peat the Arabs belonging to a tribe between
Sews AM R L7Yeiee am their Rorke every day
hem the alesits ii• lion of such anornereediti=
▪ .bee that they despaired of being able to destroy it. In
that Lamm they wiled to • shoemaker residue( in the
=rot at. peels, who had acquired a otweidiesble 'o-
hm hiseksiesdeourege in hunting savage salamis,
esdi le tendlly 4111111111114.11 le momplay • party et the tribe
=lan the Ifea. • day WY died, and the shoemaker,
the geld, pined Moe& win • doable-
bendhdenbal nabs& in slaw tees, where he waited
PeLl2for the spinach of the eapsetal prey. A peaty of
.. stselishil at sane dinsson After weer(
eons lb" An Les snit kie apprnmes, sad advised so.
trivia ink shish hied bees purposely dews in grass sue
Y huh Mena eie the NSW maw seer, the shasmideer
and his two lamesik sad the Ilea ha apperafilt deed. The
sitssember INN& ht a queen of ea hour, eel the fisdlag
*Mid les did serseirlt he west formed, esd rind Its
heed with due bind of kis pa. At that manst the dying
saint seedessnet sad Ming ay its Ow. am* lie
dranshir goissivay as the Sr* net be ~ him em the
not The Arabs dem a nee appeambad, end hand the La
sad the maa deed side by aide.
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I.I3InDAY. MAY 18—Admisisim ea prase; 1,918 by
MKS dukeie, WO; Istel *Ns% i,1711.