The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-05 00:00:00

Till ANDAMAN ISLANDS.

Thu following extroot from a private letter writ-
lei kgr ea *Rear on been Ila Reartek, eawales Mae neer-
ease nialligenes vespeeting fM mahatma liYads now
esinweed nee slued soldiment Me taw endimue
"Ver wiles as Mr Asieemiew Wool& love lets what
MI me boll eller Om .114 _peetlilese is dm seer.We
mewl AM Malt (we Issoi-gewlees), end hail two el
Ike eseememee tem, with Dr. WMuir, smpoinnwient
at w plod mitimmo, ant other came ill bowl; sada=
wen n' mar mein to We south of Rodent Wand, sad en lor
as 12 let, maim. meth, loping We land la eight ell day
(growl en within • mile cd it) to look for Malay newels
WWI Men Mew lr bide wets end sr shags, but we
womilmmellemed ; fires, aching was to Im seen hut • few
wins huts, and maws hauled ttp en the Waal. Only owe
dY we ass marling of the savages, who ewe bathing or
tahhag war the noes. There an tow Andantes Wends,
Neeelmek Ilmothers, Middle, end the Great Andaman ; bat
then of mama have reveal sinallsr islands ansobed to than
They en tamed so dangly with trem that nothing is sees
el Ow& Pert Blair was the only part where we could en-
ema Owe. sad them only win oar revolvers, in awe of
147;11/ItiVell. The oesepeoy's ships Junket several
men of the Pluto), sad when the Sumenle sew a
am non the other day they were suddenly
et wives with bows and arrows, tall larder pointed
with hard wood, and found to poweuste a boat side.
Several arrows wen Bred, and one west through a ones
h, which made our party nut for it, not being armed,
fad return to the ship fur musketa. When Way got book to
the watering-place, they found that the avagea had do-
mind, taking with them the hos!), off the osaka. Little le
known about these natives. It is believed that they live upon
fish; some live up the trees. The only kind of leak to be
had is that of the wild plg, which they shoot. This informa-
tion was °noised by loys in the following way. I believe
Dr. W— mot nand ot Wan, away into the interior with
muskets and ammunition to rapine the country, tut very
taw of them came book, for they wen nearly all killed by
the mimeo. Betore that, however, a great number of the
&toys deserted, and those that returned, 60 in num-
ber, were hanged on the trees la Chatham Island.
Them ere two small islands in Port Blair : Rom
Weal at kite entrance, and Chatham in the middle.
Mr Eitieberbour ; both of these are bearing the tots of about
SOO cannons of the highest rank, end as soon GS the swain
me au It op country In India, they are peeked off to their
sew been la the &adman, where they have to cultivate
Ills ground, by Ow burning or cutting down the jangle. On
Ross Wand, while we were there, they were building an hos-
pital, and a pier for bona. They are ell alone, having only
, the Borinese, whom they despise as guards, to look after
them, with the naval guard of the company."

The Archduke Charles Louis, governor of the
Tyrol, and youngest brother of the Emperor of Austria,
has been so much affected by the death of his wife, the
Archduchess Marguerite, that he intends, • Vienna letter
states, to eater a mammary.
Letters from Vanes mention the death, by
suicide, of the Italian poet Bettelloni who, it eppsers, elbot
himself through the heart with a pistol, 41.044eging Awo
banes.
A letter from Naples ear :--'con Monday lest
Mr. Dale Owen, for several you. resident Minister of 64;
United States at this court, had an audisece pf his Majesty.
to present his Were of retell, awl on the same ocension Mr.
Chandler presented big Were acereithiag bin as Mr.
Owen's encoseser. Mr. Olive leaves Naples with, I believe,
the great regret of a large drake of friends. As minister he
has known how to ezeroiss firmness with judgment. No
Instance has eves sateen of the uscaeley of interference in
which ha has not asserted the right, end debated the in-
terests of the citizen' of the Great Republic, and, though
be did so with greet promptitude and firmness, It is to the
credit of tke coon that he was highly respeteed by it. Of
Mr. Cbandiee I ant say nothing. lie in a new man;
but the feat of his being • Roman owthello will create a
strong impression in his favour in Naples."
The Monitors Toscano announces the discovery at
Florence of • copy of Dante " Divine Commedla,"
written Is Petrarote's own hand. It tardier adds that the
We Gene= Leopardi's manuscripts, which were believed to
be lost, have just been bought by the Grand Decal Library.

It is stated in a letter from Rome that damp and
the smoke of was candles hare done considerable injory to
the foams fresco of the Led Judgment," by Michael
Angelo, is the Sistine Limpet.

The Emperor of Rama has just granted permis-
, sloe to the etudenta of the University of Moseow to publish
e collection of inundations of she beet Genoa, Prods, and
ot►er foreign works, to be printed at the cost of the
University.
The Storthing of Norway, in its last session, ac-
corded* tura of 60,000 fr. fa the purpose of snaking minera-
logical rearraohas, and for the paleiretko of a pologioal
imp of certain districts.
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A brilliant audience assembled on Saturday night
to whom* the opening or the Royal Italian Opera, Paris.
The opera nee La Tratadta, Madams Paw inking the
prita.ipal charade,. Roma le so be the MOM' epees.
In the Cathedral of Troyes last week *as hundred
young girls eassmed the habil of the &sem de Bon demers,
end devoted themselves for Ufa is the ewe of the sick. The
ANA Bawd wee delegated b 7 the bishop is cadets on the
occallon.

JOOMMALIIIII AT NlCE.—Botwoon the two news-
papers st idiot which ere published to Preach there
relw a certain spirit at ftemre4 width Tents itself m thuse
to thle meaner. Them Mantels favour the opitalon Gator-
tainod by the asthma et Mien to the, fleet tier the ash-
dm
et meg dcmolga omenies is to saber ham cheat
dimes% sal es pear Mar or her winter M nen The
essestierseekt, dot the. arse et aims ewe, swam*
plistee, or Owes, hMwe to be mu ad hole Siv
slesaly waded by tbemoiserasls I their &ft d ap-
aroeehlaf thee It M whoa the tee jenthele
mat the 4e. will meaknine dens th:
Crows I'llbee el the Cesalbet iselas hob
with !Alliterated ibeimusisetheesso semithh hams
o▪ h. tad IMPIII_SA by blesisk.eitseitest4lber
of oh. zemerees,nes a 111111$'111 'SOW per day.
The Terre Anoka la *tempos aserestrttr
Maass al past Isieseellaurribreedgmaig
telhesSibtielsesamelb•lebe mem Is has
leter *Wei Ikea weft ohml
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the este of 3061 e. le its •Ilbthere pie, et .11•••
eseobwees-Dearnold-Sehorta, who, to It hoed by
masa paps, is la • demise. The. Mem& Aril, hemmer,
dourly rove at the ieliseds; ateraielbreselie fa Is
m earn,
giouallund, mhos the Pares OnisiedSiled ker 18th •
wand, s quarter of • candesw• ire, Oka benhig her teeth.
Is the alhinwhiie, Melba Jewevel latewebssa, sample' •
the disputed spermemo et nee aupdheim ■ tley, sad
sweetest the oteesrielese of the vital prima--Ceereepoa-
dam of RM.
TIfsTitLSOPAPH To A LOSSIA.—Mr. Brett, ger•st
4 the Medlterreuesa Sabessrhe Telegraph Coni
pro mated on Saturday to the Pianism ot the Ci
sal. dtthur is chambers, that the able beeriest Pram, and
Algeria, vim Satchels, which had bees hid down by the
autopeay, sad winch bad been applied by Means. Newell,
$144.11, and Cionles, Bugles& ilueresteis, did net wont;
well-atme et the signals trionained arnerthg illeCiff•Ody,
or set at 141-4.11 that, he ernotereteee, the Wreath gamm-
ons,. bed do:Seed to sword the versos of Wong which
ti had promised for the retabtuboisat et • telegraph to
Algeria. Re therefore prayed that procheel thiald
examine the othis, and report as It. defects, end that the
ominnitore should be made to itlime all arneemiT repent
Miens. Nowell sad Co. coutesend that the
ought not to be granted, Inamanch se they had=
the calk within a given time, sad It had be. laid down
sod wortud well, which was ell they bed contracted to do.
The court declined to Interfere.—Glargartni.