The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

ZUNUAL OP 133.

We omitted to mention, in the es wary of
Canton News, last mail, that Yeti's body embed them on
May 14, creation little or ao remade& The next morning
a roomy bog bet wee sent toe the one la which the coma
wart scoured, and 24 home afterwards the boat was sees a
tittle below the Comfit Mew, on the Herm rote. with no
other emblem of her burden than a white deg. It was sap-
wood that the body would be carried to the cemetery neat
the North-East Oats. The ),tasted et Meg, in sincling
by to
this *abject, rye —.Yoh wee oely 53 years of ago, arc
the court, of nature, shall have ewes many more days.
But Ur the desire which he expressed—to she his native land
aria—we might alma' be disposed to lamb that he took
that which sh,rtieed the thread of life. Alas ! poor Tett ! he
had ouches extraordinary reartiod of doming with 'betroth that
even the expel...ion of his Frig may have been, as all hi.
life war—. hog* Ile. Liir.lllo, sad host people in Cent.*
appeared gh4 at hewing he was no mgr. • Than triU be
no ceremony over hie removal,' amid one of the former err ;
the Emperor has taken away all his titles—be is no more
than the commonest coolie of the streets-' flu mach bas
Yeh: °even handfed dollars, freight-money from Cal-
cotta to Canton, was a good deal to pry for such a malt."
Another account aye that when the remains were landed,
they were placed is a temple in the orient suburb, " where
they remained undisturbed till the morning of May when,
with the assistance f tome English rngineare, and attended
by a party of English police, the coffin was open d. The tidy
was faced to be in a fair state of preeemation, though by no
cores sweet; it was is a towhee cone, which was rot 1.4.41
in one, sad that aria errand in a etc tog teak cooing. The
Chute s° entfla which wee prepared for the body trot of pro-
digion• dimensioer, being seven Let long. four broad, and
two deep, sod was bandeomely decorated. The body was ',-
clothed in full uniform, including hat and boots, and was
' then placed, with six or eight elk-covered manners of
very handeome deseriptiette, into the Chinese cv ifin ; and a
supply of various maga wants Irving plead therein for the
nas of the derieseed, the lid was farmed down, and the whole
lo now left in charge of his damning, pending an opportn•
city for transmienon north...ids Much respect wait shown
by the numerate Chinese °Were (nearly every one of rank
in the neighbourhood of Canton) to the decreed, and sorrow,
Mbar real or feigned, found vent, to more than or instance,
in tear. TN utmost ceder prevailed, and no objection was
evinced to the perm ad the fortignen.--Chula Tergrapt.

ME MASSACRE OP EUROPEANS IN BORNEO.

The Olen Telegraph contains the following ac-
count of the inewiame Banjercisesieg, on the south oast
of Borneo, briefly suctioned in • telegram in the Fur,ortss
of Saturday :
" It appellee that foe some time past great discontent ex-
ited :smug the natives at the election of the new Soften,
who wee not the lineal dewendant of their late ruler, bat had
been adopted by him as a DOS; end • conspiracy was formed
to dspoee him, whams' to the Dutch limideut, Gust
Bentheim Peeklenturg Rhoda At the head of a ems; irsey
was a certain Alieg, a native of Mulling, who aspire I to the
sovereignty of Benjermassing. calling himself, in his
nations, by the stele and title of Rate Kan*. On :61;
breaking out of the occuipiracv, a general mateacre of the
Burapeses was to take place. The flu of the coespirstare
was unfurled on May 1, and the European workmen employed
in the coal aloes of Julia Hermits, belonging t • joint-
Mock company, and snouted near K 'Logan, were sud-
denly attacked, overpowered. end brutally murdered, with
the exception of two se three women, who managed to con-
ceal themselves with their eb'ldres. An attack was than
made on the establishment at Pullman, but the assailants
had to draw off with I,ool* las, having met with • very
warm reception. In other parte of the bland the massacre of
the Europeans was general and simultaneoue. Amongst the
nnfortsittate victims of this brutal and wholreale murder see
See German missionaries (Moire. Hammer, Rot, Wiegand,
Kind, and Hofmaister), with their slue and ehil wren. The
total number of Europeans murdered and miming is between
70 and 80, Most providentially, Colonel Andreeon had
arrived a few days previously (April 28) with • detachment
it 150 roan of the 9th battalion. t,. relieve Count Wntheina of
the civil government as resident, and to take themilitary com-
mand of the station. This probably weserted Tata', the
hief town of Banjerremeing, from • Welke horrible Ste;
but • party of 50 men, sent for the protection of Neves'.
were interacted by • Awn, band of rebel', and obliged
to Morn. Orders were immediete:y after deopeteLed by the
residect to send over the other See oompialepot the 9th bat-
talPm, some artillery, sod bell • company of Sappers, by the
Dtacti was-steamers sfontrado and Ardjuit, to Banisreme-
Meg, se • reinfneement and prometion. Later accounts
but been received from Penman, etating that the little bled
of Europeans abut op there were def-nding themselves most
heroically. and had sorceesfolly withatood and dneon beck
the virulent. on different time,. Great coo p'aint• had been
mode against the Governnoint, or at loam against the
wi-
dent, foe nut off cding the iir.irkwen of 'be coal mining com-
pany the prone time they were promieei by their charter ;
end the Goverane-General had ordered so offlaiel investi-
gation to be made, with • view of aiicievaining whether
these cheeps bad say fundatioe. The following also weft
among the Mettles of this cod-blooded outrige : —Mr.
Wijezialma and family (except the three yonneest chit-
em), Mr. and Mrs. Motley and (tint (Eoglivb), Dr.
Hmeanger, Messrs. Van Derain, Eiwcger, and Brood.

Toss Osaiusic Cosrsasiusioy.—The Al?ge-
mew &A my malaise the following, dated Frankftrt, the
2kb of July le to-day'. slitting of the Diet, Acetyl*,
Prussia, sad Bake made a united propmal with regard to
the gentian of the Federal foram of Restate. Accordieg
to the anaogement ',revved Bodes shall appoint the gover-
nor sod direer .1 artillery, Aug** the director of
wingers, end fiontrie sad Proesia abreast/1y the ,ommead•
drat of the ft eves* The penises is war to be 12,0011 we,
10 pesos 5,000, and to be supplied by hostile, Freesia and
Dade* together. Austria sad Freesia to plows the right of
appoietiag the thalami:4AL% alternately, tot Ave pain at a
time'

A PRVt.tty MlltlaTEß INSCLTID AT • Tall=
Il* r —A latter from Kimmins. of July 'nth EIN tailed
an implement affair that took pla..• et the table ris hole of the
Kuban'. A Waded propri•toe of Poses sawed Poisski,
who woe dials, it the table, wanted to pay the waiter with
toupees, of the Kurd 04arbarg railway. Os the I.W.IT'o, re-
fer*, toboosot them. Y. Pulski threw a whole bundle of
theta at the Pft...Wl tl,cieter, Von der Hari', who wee
'most, ac •IrtylanylOg the act by MOW rut•tag words. It Is
stead that two, swift/a bare bees columned is ...toilsome
apsinst M. Poirski. Thw a...stigmata, appears, his Won
iiefortseate le radway ependatioos, and raada la.t
MIN application to the I hamber of Dupetien ob. 'fi mesa M.
limed. It is adfad that he had • ,ely jaw relived at Kiealarea,
wad that ha had rata there (or the auk purpose id martin
the miaister.

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I II E 01:TW tip W6er IXDIA *male
ship Atrotn, Capt. Wnnlky, left Soutluiroptos yeiSerday
with the ewe* weds, 69 remerre, manes whom Wee Mr.
Atlull, Chief isoke t f St. Lids, &•.. 164/1. is mod'. sod
12,6001. is j.wellsry. The Atrsto takes oat a guesses tot
morthisery, empty ens*, elay, *sea rerne•ese•see,
his *0 ef spr vise to the Parrsiseste In sae en-
deavour wow 6414 ride to pet that Min alt ,t. Carats
SMelf has in ti • mil* the Atrett to esperistes.l.
Teo 11TH or Armr!rr.—A correspondent of the
issemew Clsorire eye —I ham made eavvrol timelines is
thlksest pima .bust iM soma lbw mama, sad 1 have it
from sispeords sad others who tearer.' our Odle, that the
tide sea materms. fr..mrely emld ths row psolte hays
bests obeli undo snore famorebto weather thee this par.
Oa U. lidisuir Hine awl the Catdrerb Moms there la •
eseeldwatele improvement on SWIM" year,. The covers aro
from Os to ten birds. and is eome instal's.* twelve bin*.
The Itteseeboll *nom I beer, will elen give the overtimes
thie year • pretty fair ettasee. The oh:miser is well re-
served, sad ao imnrng of kocfrer has earn
plea.