The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

THE EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.

(IT ILICTRIC TZLIGIAINI.)
(nor Ottl 011 x 00112311PONDINT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, TMCRIDAY.
Ths Indus, with East India and China wails,
sound the &bat st sae o'ekek p.m.

The following painful announeetwent is made by
the Bombay Teen of Await 43.—" We regret to &Dammam
the death of Lady Arnold, wile of the Paine Juatim of
Me Majesty's Supreme Court of Judicature, which melan-
choly event occurred on Saturday, the 23rd ult., after an M-
ame of ammo days. The remake of the lamented lady were
lettered the same evening."

A letter from St. Sauveur says : " The health of
the Emperor sad Empress appear. excellent, and the resters,
which they use very regularly, is sold to be of great benefit
to their Majesties. They every day take long walks, and
visit everything of interest in the neighbourhood. The deli-
cious views of the basin of the Luz appear shove ail ether
places to attract their attention. Their Majesties have elm
*Med the thermal establishment of the Ilmitsieds, the
waters of which are so beoeficisl when taken at the mane
the. that the springs of 61. Souvenir are used. In all their
monies' they proceed without the slightest state, and have
soma *kir expressed their grata:akin at the ishshiteam
mot disturbing their Incognito."

Kiadderi;daterls, the Berlin Punch, has a carica-
ture inscribed " Freese, never having armed, disarms." A
awe. brie/fag with all manner of weapons, wally re:air-
field by the vulture norm, wears by way of cloak a sheet of
the Nociteirr, " L'Ampire eta Is pais, third edkioa."
Mather euicitiate represeats the Emperor bergalaisg for
statneties at a fair. He ham already bought as Emperor of
Amer* which sticks out of him pork.% and holds to his
►eade a Prussian addle, and an Eagilall sailor. "I am
only bselteting which to take." Huth or neither," says
the dieter; " they ere the °sly two remaining of she big
ohm, and 1 cannot mil them separately." " Then I most
hem them, for I fear they would cost too much."

A curious cue, involving the crime of treason,
has jut come to light at Berlin. A workman in the royal
manufactory of the percusakin mirtue used in the prepara-
tion id the eartMeis for the needle gun wait induced to
balmy &a neat to, It is mid, a Frisch agent, lie at-
tempted to forward a qnsaii.y done up as balm of paper. At
the railway-4Am Mimeos wee attracted by the eltmordiaary
weight of the peekegeo, which were opened ani (mad to
contain • large quant y of dethnistom. An agent of the
secret police was at ones dispatched from Berlin, mid both
the workman and his tempter are said to bays been secured.
The compost leu is a secret, and all the employa in the
manufactory are required to Mks oaths of allegiance and
secrecy. Hie betrayal of trust is thus • camel high treason.
'I'M South-German papers are filled with deacrip-
tjeare of the pitiable state to which the Austrian prisoners,
returning from France, are reduced. Their government
Nees to have taken no care for them whatever, and they ars
dependent on the compassion of the populations throuirh
Mich they pass for the merest neceseanm. Tiny are de-
scribed es in tatters. There are bees no hedge., so in the
Ragusa of Falstalre days, to supply them with linen ;
may elitism abashes, and their heeds protected front the
teopical hat which we still enjoy ably by such combine-
floes of fortnitobe rags as fortune has supplied to them to
twist into turbans. They were Curried to the battle-held
with .11 the speed and convenienom of stew ; they are left
to end their way home from captivity oo bat, followed by
the carts on which tier wounded comrades (without •
medical attendant) are jolt. I into agonise—not seldom to
death.