The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-16 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

We have further particulars of the civil war amid
to "reign in Ohio. It does not appear to be so
serious as at first given out, consisting merely in sa
exchange of shots between state and federal officers
with respect to a fugitive slave. The fact, however,
is not without its significance. The following an.
count is from the Cincinnati Commercial :
Recently an attempt was made by United States deputy
marshals and Kentuckians to arrest, at a place between
Urbana and Springfield, a fugitive slave named Addi-
son, who retuned their lire, and came so war killing
one or two that they deemed ft expedient to beat a re-
treat Retaining to this city, a warrent was got out for
the meet of a men named Hyde, et whose house Addison
was found, end against whom the charge was preferred d
siding a fugitive slave, contrary to the provisions of the Fa.
Olive Slave Law. Armed with this, and determined at the
same time to earn if possible the 2,000 dele reward oared
fur the return of Addison to eleven, Called Mates Deputy
Marshal B. P. Churchill started for tits scene of adieu a few
days since, end took with him warrants Ste Mr. Hyde, I&
son, and four other persona, but only succeeded in capturing
five of the persons they sought. They were followed %II
sheriff of Green County, with a writ of Aebees corpus.
he attempted to serve it they assaulted and fired at him, bat
were forced to give up. Their prisoners were examined
under the Ashes (or"..r and discharged, and then Mr.
Chwehill end four of his men were arrested on a
and taken beck to Springliidel,to answer the charge 0=
and battery with intent to kill. Two of the pone edloctsi
their escape. _

A iii-rrieport aye.
United States Deputy klarshal Churchill end him mid.
ants, under arrest at Springfield, Ohio, for reedetimiti daft
authorities, were btroht before • justioe en Satuiday mesa-
Eng. Chordal and Mika were arraigned on two c
—one for sermulthig the sheriff, sad the other foe saesh=
the deputy Amid, with intent to murder, and held to bail to
2,500 dole. each. The net at the party, eight in number.
missed to give bail, sad were coiniMusel to gaol.
The government at Washington have at last
decided upon sending a formidable body of troops to
enforce the federal authority amongst the Moe-
mots of Utah. Orders have been issued for the
despatch to that territory of the second regiment of
dragoons, the sth and 10th regiments of infantry.
and Captain Phelps's battery of light artillery, num-
bering on all some 2,000 men, under the command of
General Harney. This is said to be only the begin.
ning of the movement. .st
From Washington we have the startling news 01
a very venous not at a municipal election there CO
the lot inst. :
It appears that • party of Know-Nothing rowdies from
Baltimore hod violently interfered to drive Irish voters from
the poll. The rioters were well armed, and took
of • peace of artillery, with which they threatened trframopPot
neat.. Two companies of marines ordered out by the Presi-
dent were placed at the disposal of the mayor, who ordered
these to Its apes the mob, which they did. Five or ail per.
moss Wile killed sad a number of others were wounded. The
end wounded, as le ueuelly the owe on such
runtesessat heekeeeroa, while the rioters map= '
.
II On awb Seth of May a terrible accident occurred
at Toro's* by which eleven lives at least have been
het. The bets are thus related by the Toronto
Oboist;
M mph,' Inkernienn, Capt. K. Brown, of 500 tens
=1 Area Montreal to St. Catharines, with 23 souls as
...pet Is hen an Wednesday last, to bodwres a etz
et imis stU pica and Brown'. wharf. AMU
=lld hay serge destined for this plats, eihit=
.11
yerierder atteeao®. Up to this time all ttallik -
She had babel out a short distance into the bay, bid
assmesseed her direct CO6MB outwards, when • druellg
wiplashe lea phut. Men and poTherde=
wsw of the moil
wee sod et iato the air. mmed bomb
bereft toes
les le plasm The noise of themplemlen woo heel
on the wherein all round. But kw isms.mmais Ow lb
fated meal as nampistely enveloped by does &eh el
mean and mein When theme mem demi way ties
appalled mid the aselbat was sagengt eashon, sad
numbers Mate Weed to the-hest ire tesCilex
siahnes tithe seirehem. The Highlander, Captain •
also promptly pemelet to the spot, and having Seilmedit _
rope to the wreck eimemmeed hauling it towel& ehmlo;
when it hod been brat to within about tenatnuteM
of the wharf it sunk. albite were them male to AM!
sway the rubbish oat got out the sorban nil
the that of the deed. The captain bed his leg brebmanit
rujurea thurser :tiabiel=24leis way to was amthe lis out ="TaTie
women were taken from the wreck with with their limbs lealiet
and dreadfally melded. &a of the crew, ewe Mimed, seam
it is feared fatally, we sent to the beep& Thee!
uninjured. Thee Imo be
him eat dead, whibsweg
the perm, makes the drag bells thewd her, which Dams
et hest semi sea le km esesealel Ow, sod whet, we hera
may bed es deed The Own rem taken deed from
the eessk wee awe* emeled. One of them had his
heniesmilogy taken ad The crew were mostly Preach
Cewllwe, sad ell women here.
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The recent events in Belgium have produced a
deep Impression on the Viennese, and they do not attempt to
conceal the satisfaistion they feel at the check which the
Ultramontaniata have received. The daily papers of Vienna
describe the state of public feeling in such plain language
that the Cardinal Archbishop is wroth, and vows that he
will complain to the highest authority in the realm of the
" unbearable license "of the press. The paper which meet
stirs the bile of his Eminence is the Wanderer, and he not
king since sent one of his subalterns to toll its printer,
who has a shop on the ground door of the archiepiscopal
palace, that he would give him notice to quit if he did not
without delay tweak of all connexion with the paper.
The Emperor of the French invited on Friday
last the seven marshals present in Paris to meet him at St.
Cloud. After Mealtime he mode a teal of the small railway
which runs from fit. Cloud to Villeneuve PEtag, which is
Intended to convey troops on campaign. The marshals pre-
sent were Reilli, Vaillant, Magma, Darsguay Chillies
Pelimier, Canrobert, and Emmet. The experiment was
however, near terminating eerionaly for all parties. Than
was no locomotive, but the waggon which goes down to.
slope by its own momentum, as on the descent at St. Oar"
main, trim acquired a velocity which the breaks could not
stop. A number of patent., who were at work la the
fields, or who were attracted by curiosity, uttered cries of
alarm on seeing the danger. Fortunately, the waggon rushed
into a ploughed field, where it was brought up. Anticipating
the rumours that would follow, the Emperor walked about
St. Cloud on Saturday, and went to the Vaudeville in the
evening.
A frightful accident occurred at San Viso di
Schio, in the province of Vicenza, on the 7th. The portal
of the rhumb being under repair, the public were crowded
' together on that day &tato other end of the building to hear
masa, when an old wall suddenly gave way and buried many
people under its ruins. Eight females were killed on the
spot, end a lagenumber dangerously injured.
SAN rLts OF COTTON IRON ALGERIA.—In the awes
al lad week Mr. Hugh Fleming, of the Manchester Coes-
etercial Association, received from the director of the Imps.
rial Jardin d'Esenia, at Algiers (through Mears. Bonk
English, and Brandon, of Liverpool). several samples et
cotton grown in that country requesting the opinion of the
association as to its value. It was air* Mated in a later
accompanying the samples that any quantity of land suitable
for the cultivation of cotton rimy be had in Algeria ea
highly favourable terms, the French government being dr
ennui of attracting thither English colonists and capital.
Ono of the samples is a fair quality of Sea Islands cottons
and has been valued at 121 d. per lb. ; another variety is
similar in quality to Pernambuco cotton, and is valued at
lOLA. per lb. Tern other sample. were valued it 71d. each.
UNITED STATES MAIL.—The Postmaster-Genera
wive notice yesterday that a ship letter mail for the United
States will be made an In the °emend rost-olike to-morroW
morning far the Vaderbilt steamer North Star. Letters
must be specially addressed to go by the North Star, and the
postage must be prepaid.