The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-17 00:00:00

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.

The following address a•as delivered by Prince
Con= to the assembled dignitaries of the lifoldo-
Wsilachian Principalities, on his return from Con-
stantinople the other day :

Yon are no doubt impatient, gentlemen, to learn from me
what passed during soy visit to Constantinople. The in.
formation I have to give you may be conveyed iu the same
words which I add! ..ssed to you at parting. All depends
upon circumstances. I did not go to Constantinople to seek
there the means of an internal consolidation, for the re.
alisatiou of the legitimate desires of the Itounians depends
only on the Rounions. Conconl amongst ounselves, prudence
and practical improvements will lead to all desirable pros-
perity. I should have considmed it a degradation to the
Roman nation to seek indepeu‘kut of it the means of at•
taming our unity. My excursion to Constantinople was •
simple visit of c.airtesy, mid of deference to the great Euro-
pean powers, which manifested their sympathy for ma
My only serious preoecupation was to drew closer with
the Great Powers those personal relations which are so
important. The Great Powers expressed their thanks
to me, through their repre,,entritives, for the tranquillity
which reigns in the country, and for the mode in which
party spirit has decreased, if it hie, not become totally ex-
tinct. Previous struggles prmlueed anxiety for our peace.
They said, with justice, that all depends on ourselves, the
path to the realisation of our wishes lying open before us
if we do not quit it, and thereby create obstacles or pre.
ventive toca,ures. Let ns then remain nulled, in order
that we may one day conmdidate ourselves as one country,
and attain those results which loon en honest aim, and
which can but realise the tuitional prosperity. God blew
the United Principalities.

ANOTHIB RIBAND MVRm R. LONDONDERRY,
FlilUAT.—Mr. James Murray, a laud steward to Mr. M. G.
Adair, of Glenveigh, Letterkenuy, it is feared, has fallen a
victim to ribendisni. lie loft his cottage on Tuesday morn-
ing to look after his masters estate, and had travelled
about a mile and a half, whet, he met his fate. The
police have been scouring the couutry from the first sus.
Maims that Murray hoot been toad. away with, but their
search proved ineffectual until yenerilay morning, when his
body wee dim:twined at tae 1,,,t of a precipice, at the die-
taries, from his home mentioned above. The body bore
marks sufficieut to prove that ho niet his death by violence.
As yet no trace of the saavidins has linen iliseovered.
THI CONIODIN ED Cet'evtcT MULLIN& —Yesterday
afternoon, at one o'ol.ek, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Abbiss,
Mr. Sheriff Luak, Mr. Eagletee, l'utier.Sheriff, with the
Governor and ()Winery of Nougats:, visited the wretched
convict in his cell, awl autioumed to Lim that, uo
nicatiou having been received been the Secretary of Slate
io reply to his memorial, the law would be allowed to
pursue its cone, awl that the sentence would be carried
into effect on Monday. The wrticheil man had in the morn.
tog received a visit from his solicitor, Mr. Gilbert Weed,
and was therefore somewhat pi epared fur the announce-
ment. Hie wife and children took their Berl Lurrriev/
with him in the afternoon. Mullins is constantly visited by
Father Callighan, to whose ethertatiou and spiritual advice
be pays grtst attention.
THE FATAL COLLIERY E:PLORION IN SOUTH
WALU.—Mr. Overten, the coroner for the northern divi-
sion of the county of GLlnuriptu Las opened au inquest
upon the bedlam of the unfortunate collie's killed in the
recent colliery eaplesiun of tire-damp at the Lower Dution
I ecel pit in the pariah of Abenlaro, the proprrly of Messrs.
Powell and Son. Nine permits were taken out of the let
suffocated, and three have shire died from the injuries they
received. &vend Lave left wive. and Lanilice. Mr.
Everts, limo government inspector of mutt. fur South Weirs
and Mr. Lionel though, the inspector for Somerautehinueei
the nesteru ilivioon, have been iu atieu.Luire to witteli the
proceedings. The inquiry i. not yet brought to a cheer.
QltuaTai. P kLAGY.. t)SY. SIIILLINII
FRIDAY, Nov. lti.—Ailtunsious on payment, 1,2;7 ; ditto
by same tickets, 7fil ; total Tinter+, 2,tr.fS.