The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-21 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THZ ITALIAN TYROL

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The Siicle has received the following telegram
dated from Storo the 19th, and sent by General
Garibaldi :
The fort of Ampola surrendered at discretion at half-
past nine. The road is now open to the vale of Pedro and
of Rive.

The Side says :
The reduction of the Port of Ampola is the prelude to
the deliveranoe of the Italian Tyrol. The combat sus-
tained by Niceties was bat a diversion intended to cover
the real point of attack. Whilst Garibaldi was waited for
on the road from Store to Larder* sad Mane, his °West
was to gain that of Ries, at the northern point
of the Lake of Garda, • road which leads either
to Trent or to Roveredo, in the centre of the
Italian Tyrol. The Vale of Ledro, which the taking of
Fort Ampola opens to the volunteers, is formed by a little
lake from which • mountain current springs, which falls
into the Lake of Garda, about a league from Rims ; this
last-mentioned place itself being bat 12 kilometres (7i
miles) from the valley of the Adige. No names of the
Italian arms would give us mom sincere eatidiation."

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SUSPENSION OF HI

PARIS, JOLT 21.

The Moniteur of this morning says :—" Austria
has accepted the proposal of Prussia to abstain
from any act of hostility during the five days in
which the court of Vienna will have to notify its
acceptanoe on the subject of the preliminaries of
peaoe:'

The Constitutionnei of this morning says :—" It
appears to us that important reasons counsel
Austria to entertain the proposals for peace sub-
mitted to her by the Emperor Napoleon and
supported by the voice of Europe, which celled
upon her not to reject them. The Emperor
Napoleon, who, as mediator, in preparing the
bases of peace has sought to render them accept-
able to Prussia had also to take no less care to
obtain the adhesion of Austria. The Emperor of
Austria has too much regard for his sovereign dig-
nity ; he knows too well what he owes to himself
as the chief of a great state, and what he owed to
the people who are devoted to him and his brave
army which presses around him, ready to carry out
all the resolutions of heroism and despair, to be
able to propose to them any other than an honour•
able peace which would respect their legitimate
susceptibilities."

SPAIN.
MADRID, Juvr 20, Emma.

The Queen has remitted the sentence of death
passed by the military tribunals upon 60 persons
implicated in the late insurrectionary movement

MADRID, JULY 21,

The government continues to effect reductions
of the public expenditure in all branches of the
administration.

BOMBAY (HEAVY) MAIL.

GIBRALTAR, Jun' 201

The Ripon leave. at 5 p.m. to-day, all welL
She may be expected at Southampton on the 25th
instant.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

4? TWO C)

This morning, between
o'clock, Inspector Truer, of the
constable Ballard, 154 Y, were
Wilsteadirtreet, Sometwtown,
that a woman bad murdered her

then killed herself by drowning I.
On proceeding there the police
shout the children being deed r

true that the mother Lad atterol

From the particulars that our
spot, it seems that the front '
Wilsteadetreet, was occupied by
Mary Butcher, and his children, .
Butcher, aged reepectivelPS years , e meths to
months. The husband is I baker, and hie secestim
him out the whole of the night. „
This morning, shortly after seven o'clock, John Dmik
a carpenter who resides in the upper part of the 6.2
heard a moaning noise is the back yard, sad, well
all wee not correct, he went there and saw the mew
move. He looked in and found the woman Nary Burik
there, and be at coos pulled her out and amassed hu ii
her apartment. She wee then in an insensible sate, „A
Mr. Jackson' surgeon, having at once attended sepses.
were applied, and after a great deal of trouble adieu.
she was brought to, though still in a very week ask
The lodgers in the house, not bearing the twit
about, asked the mother where they were, bet do*
not make any reply. They then turned ewe ths hi
clothes, and were horrified to find that they es, hi
deed, and the surgeon gave It as his opinion that "pc
had been so for an hour or two. They were mid*
laid out, as if ready to he °offload, and their jam to
tied up.
An examination was then made to ascertain the eu,
of death, it being at first considered that they hat tu,
poisoned but no trace of poison could be toad, et
were there any marks of violence on the bodies. It el
then supposed that they must have been drewesi, et
that supposition appears to be correct, se them ea
assiii
large tab nearly full of water in the room.
The woman is now lying in the kitchen in a
state, her resovery being despaired of. Sines Ms
taken out of the water she has not uttered aSt
No cause can be assigned for the commission ef Gist*
the husband being is fall work. It is stated ilitsth
woman has been 01, end in a melancholy state islh
past few weeks ; but she baa never been known "pal
threaten her own life, andahe bat always shown the mil
affection for her children. It is also stated that bole
and her husband are steady, bard working people.
Information has been fowarded to Dr. Lankesteh
coroner, but the inquest is not yet fixed.

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BRIDONORTH, Samna
Mr. Whitmore was returned this morning wi
oat opposition. He deohired that he was winos wog
port a moderate measure of reform, and spoke of ikopi
bill as having been oonosived at Birmingham, and pu
Mealy delivered at Westminster.

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bill,
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MURDERESS.—(THIS DAY.)
This morning, between the hours of 7 lad i
'clock, Inspector Fraser, of the Y division, and toi;
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mutable Ballard, 154 Y, were fetched to the ha% it. dmirrooo
Vilsteadirtreet, Somers-town, by a female, ebe i 1 „vial
hat a woman had murdered her two &Wm, %AZ
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hen killed herself by drowning in the water-bot '-` , f,,, ,gir..ol
On proceeding there the police found that ,the A.., tiiware
bout the children being dead was correct, and is sw;t
Thie a
rue that the mother bad attempted to commit esksis.
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From the particulars that our reporter wheat At haft% 01
pot, it seems that the front kitchen of the kowe, her wl>. '
?Filatead-street, wasocenpied by William Butcher his !it: respond
srl,
wards
Lary Butcher, and his children, Emma Butcher end jou
estimate
Inteher, aged respectivelt6 years and 6 memo,