The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-10 00:00:00

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Dnys, Farioso, Aspaeia, htinospie, Borderer, !CoterieltO,
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Lord of the Isles. Vindes, Alurr, Agra, Octavio, Culla,
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Fanolett.) is Sot here.

A Madrid journal called the Discussion publishes
a letter from Barbee, the French refugee, to the Duke de la
Vittorio, complaining of his expulsion from Barcelona, and
hie held( sent off to Cadis in a corvette. It says amongst
other things:—" Who gave the ord:r for the manner fa
which I have been treated ? If, se one of your catnip's
said, it emanated from you, I demesne, to Spain this viola-
tion of the law! If it wore dictated by foreign influencer,
greater shame is attached to inch an act of political degra-
dation ! In leaving Spain I am satisfied with the conduct
of the Spanish people, whom I do not render responsible for
the injastice done me, but I carry with me a wry poor
opinion of the men who 'ovine them."
UNLICENSED PRINTING OP ELECTORAL BULLETINS
tN PRUltelk.—An appeel was decided in the Royal High
Court at Berlin, on the 6th net , in the camel a prosecution
seeing a Rotary at Dusseldorf, named Otto, aid Bagels, a
printer of the same town, for having published, without the
authorisstna of the police a ticket, or electoral bulletin,
whi h contained the name cif Otto, as a candidate for a seat
In the Legislative st. suably, surmounted by the motto,
" Meiirtenuce of the constitution." The printer, whose
name bad been duly appended to the ticket, was
in the first instance acquitted by lb* district court; but
his employer Otto wee found guilty of an effete. agaiost
the laws which regulate the public press, and was fined the
sam of ten silver peahen, with the alternative of one
d imprisonment. It was held that the ticket amid not
he regarded ma a mere formal document, and therefore
exempt from the law, but that, by the motto with which
the candidate's acme was superscribed, it became a polities!
treatise The appeal of the candidate Herr Otto was now
quashed, and the decision of the inferior coma with regard
to the printer was reversed, the superior court being of
opinion that although the pleb r's same appeared on the
ticket, he had natured the penalties of another claw of
the statute, by puhlishisg a political treatise without the
name of the author or editor. The printer was therefore
condemned to the same fine as had been imposed on his
employer.
RUSSIAN MERCIIANTS IN TURKET.—The Russian
merchants who hod barn allosiod by the Porte to stay at
Conotaatior p'e sad settle their affairs, after the war broke
out, bays signed an addreu thanking the Ottoman g
tnent for the protection so generously afforded these, and
" expressing an the warmest terms their profound gratitude
for the marks of kindness with which they have been
loaded, as well as for the constant solicitude and enlightened
us' with which tb, real interests of commeros have beta
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muaraint d by the Turkish administration."—Le Nord.
CHARGE OP BRAWLING BY A CLERGIMAN.—It mat
stated la the Express of Saturday that a &large of
brewl•sg against the Rev. G. C. Gorham, view of Snap-
ford Spike, bad berm investigated by five commissionen
ac pointed by the Bishop of Enter at the Chapter boom of
the Exeter Cathedral, and that the in9niry being Goa-
eluded, the C31711/21110i0411T0 had deferred judgment. Oa
Einurlay, the Et,. Chancellor Munn delivered It, In open
court, as follows "In announcing the unanimous opinion
of the five commission n appointed to investigate the com-
plaint of &mud Carter, churchwarden of Brampford
Spoke, against the Rev. George Ccr,elits Gorham, 'leaf
of the said parish, for Drawling in the pariah church cm
Easter Sunday lost, we, the said commissionen, declare that
we have not strived at our drcision without experiencing
coasiderable difficulty and doubt arising from the unsatis-
factory and confiictieg nature of much of the evidesee pro-
duced before us. We thick Oat there is clear sad com-
plete proof of hidiverest condom on the part of Mr. Our
ham, bat that it is very uncertain whether farther proceed-
Inge, if inatitated, would establish on such andantes the
legal ethane charged. Is that sacertainty, eansiderlag
that if we shoals pronoun., that there was not saficieat
ground for such prcesediags, we should be concluding the
complaisant, without sup appeal, we feel It to be our daty
to &Mare that in ear opinion there la sufficient prima/au*
Aroma for Montana' further ,proosallago."