The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-15 00:00:00

THE BRAZIL MAILS.

LISBON, Aroma 14.
The Nemageries Imperials steam-ship Navarre,
with the above mails, arrived here at noon to-day.
At Rio, July 25, exchange on London was
quoted 25), 251 ;on Paris, 377, 385. Coffee, good
Ant, 5,600 to 5,800 milreis per snobs. Ship-
ments of coffee since the last mail amounted to
84,620 bags, of which 39,100 were for the Channel.
Stock of coffee, 110,000 bags. Freight, 50s.
Bsats, JULY 29.—Exchange on Loudon, 28i.
Sager, %600 to 2,800 milreis per arroba. Cotton
scarce ; 8,560 milteds per arroba.
PrzigAmsooo, JULY 31.—The royal mail steamer
Magdalena, from Southampton, July 9, arrived
arrived hare on July 29.

A letter in the Frankfort Journal states that
Strays, the well- karma German democrat, yam killed at
the battle d Bain Run, where he commanded a Federalist
company.
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The Tribunal of Correctional Police at Paris
recently triad • married couple named Beendain, keeper
of an eati house at Belleville, on the charge of seques-
trating anal-treating an old woman a of eighty
rein of age, of the same mime ss au, and set to
the male prisoner. It appeared that she possesses 37
Western Railway bonds, 500 fr. a year rents, and • sum
in gold, and having gone to live with her nephew, made
• will by which she bequeathed all to him.
She even, after a time, handed over the pro-
perty to the man, but she afterwards wasted to get it
back. saying that she had only given it him to take care of
be, however, refused to restore it on the pretext that she
had made • donation of it. She had Beaudoin prosecuted
before the Tribunal of Correctional Polite on the charge of
fraudulently keeping the property, bat the complaint was
dismissed. Notwithstanding that incident, ale remained in
his house; but according to what she stated to the
Tribunal on Thursday, the man sod his wife cruelly
treated her. She said that she had been repeatedly
beaten and kicked by them, dragged about the &WT,
sod even trampled upon ; that they had made her
sleep in a wretched room, excessively damp ; they never
pre her sufficient food, and what they did supply was bed
in quality ; and, lastly, that they kept her conattatly locked
up in the room. One day she managed to get out of the
window, and began crying out for help, but they took bee
back again, and beat her savagely. At last the neighbours
called in the police, and the old woman was sent to the
hospital. The two licensed, in their defence, denied the ill- '
treatment, and declared that the complainant was idiotic ;
but the tribunal condemned the man to two months' impri-
sonment, and the woman totes.
THE QUEEN CHRIIMNA or SPAM—Her Majesty,
the Duke and Duchies of Mmitpender and snit*, arrived at
the Camatat Hotel, Marina Parade, Brighton, yesterday
es'aaiglit, and are still remaining at the same hotel, but we
eadarataad that it is her Majesty's intention to quit Brighton
either to-day or to-morrow for LoWon. During their stay
here they have been visited by the ex. Queen of the French,
and • portion of the family of the late King Louis Philippe,
who are staying at the Sea House Hotel, Worthing. The
Queen Mother of Spain visited the ex-Queen Amalie on
Monday, at Worthing. Yesterday the Duchess de Mont-
pensier went over to Wortbieg to pay a visit to the ex-
Queen of the French,— Brivislon Gwettc.