The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-09 00:00:00

PRUBBIA.

BEkLIN DZI. 8.
The Preissiachs Zeitung of to-day says :
" The statement made by some journals that the
government is about to introduce an extensive sys-
tem of furloughs is a pure invention.
" All the assertions that the government intend
to modify its present attitude in regard to the
question of the military budget must be consi-
dered as unfounded conjectures."

AIII3TELL
VIENNA. Don &
The Oasterreickiecke Zeining of to-day, in an-
nouncing that the budget will be submitted to the
Coanail of the Empire immediately, says :
"It Is not in censequenoe of the &snow being
la a desperate state that the Government is about
to lake this step, because the wants of the State
for the next few months are provided for, and the
taxa are comini in better than ever.
"The deficit scarcely amounts to 50,000,000
florins to meet which means are not wanting.
The Government only desire that the budget may
be examined by the representatives of the people.
"A bill on ministerial responsibility will be pre-
sented at the same time as the budget."

HI7NGARY.
PESTH, Dlr. 7.
Advioes from ths south of Hangarystata that any
functionary refusing to eo-cgswata with the govern-
ment will have 18 soldiers lodged in his house until
he resumes his functions.

TER ForanEßß &POTION. —Mr. Cox has issued
thor following adders" to the electors of Finsbury :
" Osetlemea,—At the emu* main of loamy of your
body, I have determieed ease more to seek your suffnges.
The priacipal reason that has Wooed me to comae to this
determination is the repnssulatiou that has been 'made to
as that you am 1111/10011 to Iran the opportuailtuf
seroweriag the calumny which for the lost
wake publics writers mad speakers have attempted
to fix as yes, manly, that so sus has a Masan
Is CA ter Finsbery without er.peedlng co its elm-
ton from 3,001. to 6,0001. I have Wartime, much
Oman la giving yoe the (opportunity I believe you de-
sire, awl at the same thee I gin you the aasaranos Mat
beyond the MO emperor of the returning Olen and of
the slinks aaditar, mot one @billies will I expend. My
an well Imes to yes all. It will therefore only
Witodoltry for me to arum you that I have still the woe
anise{ kin ef eivil mod rekious liberty which I had when
I before mementod yea, and that I have sot altered or
manias: geniis I thee Maid. Gantlemen, sea oo coot-
wane-resew let each saws home be his ooramittawroom
Seat so pail esammen. Show that they are eat repdred.
Seek us mks ; bat p to the p.ll es yen know
bow he,. sad halorpenient Merton should. Is one
of th. loaning papers this week, the followhrt goa-
-1 den was salmi of you t—' Can tun elector lay his hand ea
his Inert and my that for the last three weeks Finsbury has
art hem is the Parket for sale to the highest bidder!
Oicr a manna &sewer to this question. Show that the
exprossion is as fake is undeserved. I leave the cause Is
your hands ; it is your battle I fight, not my own, sad
your decision I await with con fideuce. —I have the hamar
to roman, yea mast obsdient urvaat, WILLIAM 001.
—llan,,?, HMV'
Ancitimasime Ha= —At a Court of Exa-
miners, held on Thursday, the following petlemes were ad-
mitted lionstisten of the Illealey of Appliances, via.
Mews. Charles Forfeit Cott, al Brighton ; Thomas Doh-
✓oe of Fleetwood, Lsamakire ; O one Gridiths, of Pasts
Castle, Flembroltsitin I William Owen Joan, of Hryntegid,
Bala, North Wales ; Joseph Lamb, of Birkenhead,
Cheshire; Thomas Leeds of Stretford, near Manchester;
Henry Ash Murray, of the Westminster Hospital ; and him
B. Weld.

Tats 01.7011 D lIIIVIUSITY ACTHORITIZO AND
SAMS'S CIWIPIOX CUIOUS.—The prohibition pat oat by
the ViuChanaillor rad rscicn ea Thursday spied the
maderpsehates visiting We exhibition on Friday was serried
oat to the latter. The proctors, university polio*, sad special
mmetahlesi were in attendance close to the circle at both
perfermaseas es Friday, sad u the ullegians offered them-
selves for admission they were scut back. The few that did
evade the authorities did so in disguise. This prohibition,
and the wet weather, was a groat drawback to the pecuniary
noes= of the pert °mum.
DL= nom CRAMOmmt.—An inquest was held
as Frklatit
mmamerrifikbaforts Kr. Coroner Swann at Fcatwood, '
wear N es the body of Mary Ann Rowley, a
wafts, 90 years of age, who died on
gird 6 amday last front injuries she bad- sustained from
Marra. It appealed from the evidence of the Matures
that sa the roan* ad the 19th nit the deceased, who is a
salliees wide, and we wearing at the time an extensive
erisoliats palthest, wee stooping down to take her baby up,
whoa her *Was ease is contact with the dm, and almost
instantly SW was is a blase. She at once ran into the house
of • atightess, who get her into the yard, and attempted
to estieweide lie Immo with a wet towel. In this, how-
ever. she wee aseasessfal, and another neighbour come to
her realm" with a blanket, which proved more effectual,
sad the du wee get eat, but not before most of her clothing
had bees soesumal, and she was severely burnt on the
break sews, seek, and other parts of her body. She wee
at own takes to heel, sad the surgeon attended her daily,
bat his efforts were airmailing, sad she died on Wedoesday.
The jwy Marsed a verdict of " Acadentally barnt."
Bactrian camels have been intrixiucod into
Wilma's, wad are most valuable for packing over mountain,
sad Oahe. They Deny wady Melba., and will travel
thirtyle drink aw wiles • day e
with • load
is days. of I,t3olbs. They only re-
Wes la

FRANCE.

Pus am owe consaroimare.)
PARIA t3MIVIDAT EVIORIG.
At the Bourse, notwithstanding the detachment
of the coupon# which is generally accompanied by a
rise, the depressing influences Of the time remained
in the ascendant, the Bente, after a momentary
rise of a few centimes, closing with a fall of 10c.
for cash and sc. for account at 67.40 and 67.50 (ex
div.). Mobilier fell 2.50, and the Italian Loan 15e.
The Orleans Railway fell 17.60 ; Eastern, 3.75 ;
Lyons, 6.25 ; Southern, 7.60 ; and Western, 3.76.
The Marquis de Flare, without waiting for the
result of his appeal to the Court of Causation against
the judgment convicting him of " practising ma-
ncouvres and keeping up intelligence with foreign
countries," by his oonrespondence with the bide-
readmits Bales, Augsburg Gazette, duce, her thought
it expedient at once to resign his seat on the judicial
bench of the Court of Accounts. He has addressed
the following letter to the president of that court :
After the judgment pronounced against as by the
• Ocart I eau* levitate to retire from the °sort of
Accounts, end I now have the honour to infant yea of way
mitigation. It is 00i without meat pain that I Espana
mall from old oollesignes, will *boa neve heed for
so&d1 Pam as tams of the clonst lb
sow Laving wan I obey, sot my coneckwee, which dose sot
reproach se, but nasality, simbet *bleb It lapesalge
S. as tend. lambs te spals•the Osman( tailesain
ad ditty el awaiss to araider tie position clam of la
members who le seder the ban of a political coodsumatien.
Yy rerignakm wow plead is year bora wEI be the
c'evoioll imams/ as my reseed for lay odamorain.—
Aocept, Yamada us Issas.
The telegraph brings this evening the denotementt
of a provincial trial, which has been going on for
nearly a fortnight at Hiatt,, and has oomeiored
immense local excitement. The village of Coulonges, 1
near Poitiers, appears from the disclosures made at
the trial to have been rendered ',little hell upon earth
for the last ten years, by the tyrannous conduct of
its mayor, a doctor of medicine, named Plaseiart,
who by virtue of the favour of the Imperial go-
vernment, which till very lately he enjoy 4 reigned
supreme in the district. At the last elections for
the council-general, however, it pleased the prefect
to approve of a candidate for Coulon/me other
than M. Plassiart, and the latter having so
long shone with reflected light was rash
enough to suppose that be was somebody by
himself. The consequences of this delusion
were rapid and terrible. M. Plassiart wee not
only defeated at the election, but immediately
afterwards was prosecuted for coercing and intinu-1
dating the electors—a thing which, Ood help him,
he had been in the habit of doing in his official
capacity with the best faith in the world for the
last ten years, just like all other functionaries ad
the empire. But the inexorable and zealous patilio
prosecutor of the parish found out another vulner-
able point in the disgraced M. Plaasian. He is
now 60 years old, but for the last thirty years he
has been the Don Juan of his little eommume. Pew
girls escaped his goatish propensities. To
pretty` enfrom famine the caress of love" was his
°mutant sport. On one occasion a pretty girl,
whom he was the reputed father, and who
always borne his name, came before him
as mayor to be married. He took upon
himself to alter her name in the re-
gister from Plamiart to Placide. All this
while his loyalty to. the Emperor was exemplary.
In his mayor's court the Etnparoes bust was
'darned with a moll bearing the inamiptioa, In
rifil4l at robor odes& In other Urns;
this malts to his sovereign might have been his
glory but now the hard-hearted judgesreproached
him for bedaubing the Emperor's bust with such
balderdash. A neighbouring mayor deposed that
he was formerly an inhabitant of Oooges, bet
had left it for the reason that no honest :Nan meld

live tisms. "Zither," he ssM, " you most bs an
enemy of the mare, and them he would Ind amps
to render your life insupportable ; or yogi mist be
his friend, and then on must be an smoinpliee in
infam" K is accused and is found guilty
of making love to the postmistress of the village,
and inducing her to open the letters of his enemies
and show him their contents. The public prose-
lcutor compared him to Verret and Detain.. K
Desmarest, who came down to Niort spooial from
IParis, defended M. Pleaded in an eloquent and
witty speech, which delighted the country audi-
ence, but did not save his client. M. Plassiarti,
the telegraph now tell us, is found guilty of the
multifarious awes of corrupting tho electors and
systematically delmonhisqi the girls of the village.
He is sentenced to two yesrs' imprisonment and
500 francs fine. A great many accomplMes were
included in the indictment, several of whom are
convicted. M. Plaudart, the son, h young advo-
cate, gets off with a tine of 100 E, and Mille.
Baran, the postmistress, is sentenced to three
months' imprisonment.