The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-21 00:00:00

ITALY.

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NAPLES, WARCR 9.
thorectrAeusiatero-spriwasestespartnedy,
who met
00umNitheettectozperaonprthriltitu
than others, which I have long since anticipated,
auwerr iortasiuggeltY4em.cbinclave consisted of Cardinals Do
Pont, Vizzardelli, Orioli, Franzini, and Antonelli. The
hFoireireislisfaardiretunraln finmpuedratet)lyu.rgedAsusual, all agreed that
his holiness should return to Rome. Bat when ? The
day ? At this point the meeting, as usual, broke up,
and the Nothing
policy of Antonelli again tri-
umphed. Nothing was settled after all, and I csa
state positively " the day " has not yet been named
when his holiness will leave Portici.
As I have before stated, the Neapolitan government
would appear to anticipate hostilities. Stores of am.
munition are sent off from Naples by night to Cape',
and troops continue to augment the forces toward!
the Roman frontier. Such movements are eirtsiolv
dictated by Austria, and may originate from tear of
any change in France, which would place the Freteh
army in quite a different position, and make a sad
finale to the Gaeta plot.
Five per Ceuta., 93k. Exchange on London, 310,

GERMANY.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, MAIV.,( 10.
The elections for the first chamfer, whull took
place yesterday, had here in the greatest part a rare
than conservative result. The constitutional party
p4r excellence complains bitterly of this result, which
may be imputed to the policy of the democratic party,
which on this occasion, too, has abstained from tilcitig
any part in the elections.
To-morrow is the anniversary of the revolution of
1848. The day will, no doubt, pan quietly and with.
out disturbance. The leaders of the demccratic party
have deprecated any demonstration, and the police
have prohibited the visit to the burial place of the
combatants of the revolution.

But the reports from the higher spheres of. policy
are not so peaceful and quiet. The Sch'eswag-Hol-
stein question scarcely admits acy hope of a peaceful
issue. The more evidently and strikingly the facts
prove that a separation of the two duchies is impos-
sible, the more vanishes the hope that Denmark,
leaning on the power and the intrigues of Ras ,is,
will yield to those facts and their necessity. Tom
result of the missions of M. Vollpracht and of General
Rauch is highly satisfactory and favourable for the
cause of the duchies. I understand from the best
source, that even General Rauch has expreesed Lis
opinion that the present state of things cannot v.s
sibly remain longer; at least, he said, a new 1,:!•.
is to be created, fouded on the connexion of the
duchies.

The question abcnt the Prussian ambaseadcr
mailed from Hanover is now decided, by the
tion of a circular of our Nlinieter for Foreign At
directed to the Prussian ambassadors at the Get
courts, and acquainting them with the fact that
Prussian ambassador has been recalled from Hat.

This will make a more favourable impresToi
Prussia, as Hanover has made every exertion to
that fact.

In Coburg the well-known dipbmatirt, B
Von Stockinsr, the old friend of K.ng Lein)).
Belgium, has been elected as a member of
Erfurt Vulkehaus.

The King of Wurtemberg opera the sink)]
person on the loth; the speech from the thr(
very hostile against the Prussian confederacy. .1.
all these prepare tiuus for and machinations a:
the Erfurt Diet,' we hear an echo from the pat,.
of the German National Assembly. The day b
yesterday M. Z mmermanc, of Spandon, near 1;
a member of that Assembly, was sentenced •

years imprisonment; hie Ifruesian colleag
hitherto been mare fortunate.

Very serious fears are entertained here of a
with Russia ; the movemints of the Russian tr
on the Prussian frontiers, the numbers of which
just been increased to 180,000 men, certainty te!
confirm this fear. The English ambassador at P,

burgh is also said to have-transmitted in hi r•,
despatches to the Foreign-office reports of a
similar nature. It is, however, well known here
the Emperor is highly incensed at the at'emp•
the part of Prussia to create a constitutionally tu
Germany, and to be mast desirous of upholelin
interests of Austria in Germany. As a prof of
I may meutian the conduct of Prince Gartschakot
Frankfort. Prince Gortachskoff has recently

sent to Frankfort as the Russian Ambabt
to the Central Federal Commission. On
arrival there I'rince Gortschakoff &minded
interview with the four commissioners; his ret
was acceded to, when he stated, that prcvioas t

senting his credentials he musi reqtate inforint
from the commissioners on certain points of po
and also certain pledges as to their fliture pros
into. This request was of course too offensive
complied with by the commissioners, and tht:
fused to gire him any answer, and so the mid,
terminated. What the result will be remains
seen.

13K6ti5, non! I,.—tiantary Loan, 1061. Natimml D.
Cowen: rein: 3Latne :,n ietr 3 Premium, 103 f. Bank t4batc.,
M turn I 7.—Dre per Cent Metalliques, 921.
ILI' pc; Cent...to., SI k.

EXUIBITION OF 1831.—Th• little town of Lai
(Carmarthen) held a preliminary meeting of 12 perfone
on the 13t to support the eabibitir, kua then and
spiritedly aubeeribed 1201. 6.., et the nme time VAN
exprefsiop a hope that they would be able to add am
hundred or two to it.

Suicine BY TARING OBIUM.—INQUEsT.-1
day, by Mr. Bedford, at Carey-street, Lincohi'airut
view of the body of Ellen Bryan, aged 23, who maim:
self-destruction with opium. Theresa Merritt, '
Chapel-street, St. Clement Danes, deceased's !Mut% said
on Friday night last, about ten o'clock, she was low
that deceased had poisoned herself. Witness tooa her t
King's College Hospital. She was seen by two att.,
pens, who applied the stomach pump. Bhe wi keel .
the hospital a short time, when she wee conveyed to th,
tion house by the policemen, who were told tr,t they
to walk her up and down the yard all night, and no:
her go to sleep. The next morning, at 11 o'clock, da
was brought out of the station-house. She was nearly
sible and helpless. She was taken to the Kine's C.
Hospital by policemen. On arriving there she was ce
up stairs on a chair. Witness asked to be aliened
up stairs to her, but was refused by the p.
At three o'clock a messenger called upon her, static:
deceased was dead.—Sophia Lyons, No. 6, Clensett*e
saw deceased about nine o'clock on Friday night, wh,:
awsllowed something, which witness afterwards under
was opium. Deceased was much distressed about her c
six Taus old, the father having refuted to support h,
Policeman, F 66, stated that at the hospital he observed
he must have some ono to charge the &etas d wi
tempting to destroy herself. Some one said that )&r.
would. That gentleman went to the station-house and
leered the charge, and they (the police) were directed t
that the deceased should be walked about fee
al hours, and not be allowed to go to sleep. Whei
police court was opened Inspector black went to the it
trate, and reported the state in which dezeased was,'
she was ordered to be taken back immediately to the
pital.—Several policemen were examined, who depem
the deceased during the night was alSigt 6!
walk about in the yard and in the cell.
that she was occasionally seen by the lc'
—B. Slater, assistant to Mr. Lovett, chemist, Care
Clete Market, said that on Friday evening decease,
chased about 25 grains of opium, which she remark:
to destroy rate.—Mr. W. P. Swill, house physician t
King's College Hospital, said that deceased was reee:,
theminimutistetiretelar on
emetic ndadytt news
stomach
about
omwh 11 o
pum p:c_ I oe. i
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questions by the coroner, Mr. Stein stated that ehe sem
woman to the police office because it was necemary tbi
should be walked about, and there was no means of di
at the hospital. He had left directions at the stall."
she should be sent back to the hospital if she became ts,
—The jury, after a short consultation, agreed to alp
The inquest was adjourned to Friday afternoon.
ABANDONMENT OF RAILWAY'.—The Iltili
Abandonment Bill, as amended by the House of Lin.
sommitte• and on report, has been settled, sad the
&Local clauses, Sin number, provide that shareholders des
the abandonment of any nulway, and complaining thn
sense of the company, at any meeting called fur that ptir
has not been takly ascertained, may apply to the Rau
Commissioners. In considering the objections of Onset
me to a partial abandonment of the railway, the own
Mown are to have regard to local circumstance'. with I'
to reduce or cancel the shares of objectors in certain cos°'
every case in which the commissioners authorise the
document of the whole or a portion of any railway, 'hey
within ten days after issuing their warrant, to report to
Bement, and explain the reasons of their award.
AUDIT OF RAILWAY ACCOlNTS.—Yeeterday.
oossmittwe on this bill, broneht in by Lord Stanley, am'
lag of the Lord Privy Seel, Lords Malmeshutl,
I
Lollvdxle, Granville, Hawarden, Beaumont, Cotchi
Stanley, Colborne, and Monteagle, met to consider its
ri
aims, together with the provisions contained
Karl
villa's bill, which has been referred to this commas's.

the intrigues of Ras de,
nd their necessity. Tao
Vollpracht and of General
y and favourable for the
rderstand from the best
Rauch has expressed Lis
de of things cannot tr.)).
it, he said, a new
the connexion of the too
'russian ambassador 1,:r;
w decided, by the v.:L.
nicer for Foreign Atloir•
ibassadors at the Germ::
n with the fact that tot
en recalled from Hat.o-..!
'avourable impression
.de every exertion to dsty
own' dipl)matiet,
:sad of King Leopoid
as a member of
g operci the cssion
speech from the t.`.rr
scan confederacy. A.
and machinations a;
in echo from the pas: .
,sembly. The day b
, of Spandon, rear 1;
)Iy, was sentenced
Prussian colleag .
:e.
Bianca. :'
entertained here of a wit
Is of the Itussian
to numbers of which hare
)00 men, certain terd to
lish ambassador at l'ettr“
transmitted in his recei.t
i-office reports of a very
met well known here that
eased at the at'emp's on
:e a constitutionally mai:ea
desirous of upholding the
many. As a proof of this
of Prince Gortschakoff, at
chakoff has recently beta
he Russian Ambassador
Commission. On hies
ctschakoff demanded an
:ommissioners; his regiest
sled, that previous to pre.
must require inforourion
in certain points of policy,
as to their future proses LI-
E course too offensive :3 h*:
immissioners, and they re-
ewer, and so the audle:t
iult will be remains to be
Loan, 1061. Natiettal •:
011,103/. Bank Mow.,
tc Metalliques,
The little town of Lam .y
ry meeting of 12 pernons
ibitio"., ant then sod to.re
at the same time modEt:y
told be able to add ano:hir
street, Lincoln's-an
an, aged 23, who committti.
Theresa Merritt, '->
tee, deceased's sister. said the
o'clock, she was int, rxf,..
self. Witzte*s tons her to the
lo was seen by two of tti .ur•
h pump. Bhe wikel
she wee conveyed to the
rho were told that they este
yard all night, and not ::.et
truing, at 11 o'clock, deers,,'
house. She was near:y [...-
taken to the Kier:.
arriving there she was C 2.1.!...:
a asked to be allewed e!
is refused by the p:tt'
called upon her, static; :hi:
.yeas, No. 6,
k on Friday night,
fitness afterwards widen•.
eh distreised about her ott .!
g refuted to support her
the hospital he observed thi
:barge the eleceas el with
tome one said that Mr.
to the station-bosse and ro-
e police) were directed t:
et walked about for hie.
Ito go to sleep. When
:tor black went to the nt,:s
which dezeased was
sack immediately to the 1,4"
examined, who dept's'
night was assist.' 'o
and in the et...,
seen by the
Lovett, chemist, Claus:re.%
'riday evening deeessea
nm, which she rematkol 7[3
heft', house phyaiciatt[te [.'
hat deceased was rsce.vol 41
at about 11 o'clock. 11, I.l*
tomach pump.--la Ins*
stated that he Wet
use it was necessary that
tire was no means of ,100 o
Urections at the station tri:
hospital if .he became who
tsultation, agreed to seljoa,
Friday afternoon.
LwAV s, —The litilaao
I by the House of Lorlt 6
a been settled, aid the
ride that shareholders denr:s
ty, and complaining that .!'•
toting called fur that
[, may apply to the Rao
r the objections of
t of the railway, the /two'
Dal circumstances, with rs'
(objectors in certain cues.
funnier, authorise the 4/',ll/
ion of any railway, 'hey
ri•
Air warrant, to report to
sot their award.