The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-11 00:00:00

EPISCOPAL TYRANNY IN ALGIERS.

The Allele calla atteution to a curious lawsuit
now pending before the Council of State between Madame
Bizet, a schoolmistress, and M. Paris, the Bishop of
Algiers. This prelate is as notorious for his intolerance as
for his robust faith. He lately swore by his episcopal cross
and by his " bishop's blood," that to his certain know-
ledge " Our Lady of Africa" had already performed no less
than seventeen miracles. Madame Bizet, towards whom
the bishop bas loag exhibited great hostility, came

SPAIN. into his diocese under distressing circumstances. Hrfile New York commercial intelligence
r Las been
MADRID, JULY 10, Emma. husband, during the general raztia against the already published in the telegram • Londonderry. lb
A ministerial circular has been addressed to the republicans iu 1832, was transported to Algiers The Quebec timber trade continued very quiet, - Bel
governors of the provinces, recommending severe by mistake, and when, six months afterwards, and prospects for the future were regarded as by no
this mistake was found out, and the esistence abrogated, means encouraging. Freights were rather improv. a
measures for the maintenance of public order. Cr
she had already abandoned a school which she kept in Paris ing : 31a. to Liverpool, 31s. 61. to Greenock, and 1
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. in order to share his exile. Rather than return to France, 33e. to London, for timber ; 4/. 15s. for deals. tr.
VIENNA, Jute 10. with very narrow means, the couple thought it better to 3
The following is the textual reply given by the establish a ladies' school in Algiers. The establishment King William of Prussia has left Berlin, first foe hat
succeeded, Lod in proportion to its success the enmity of Sedan, where his sister Princess Frederic of the Netherlands ore
Emperor to the Presidents of the two houses of the
H Diet, on the presentation of the address :• the rehtdpbtetnh:enitdtedelyelateduute:Zetirell. continually. „The, resides, and next for Baden• Baden, where the queen of do
" have observed with satisfaction the dutiful Prussia and the grand decal family of Baden now are.
sot nitramontane ; that she believed in the infallibility of
Ireadiness with which the Estates and the represents- the church, but not in the infallibility of the Pope, and M. Meyerbeer and K Auber have acceded to
tivee of Hungary have met the desire I lately such like hareem. These things being reported to the bishop, the request made to them by the Commissioners of the is i
I expressed. he caused the parents of the children at Madame Binet
. on Exhihition of 1862 to supply •a musical composition for
" Entertaining the hope that the Estates and school to be told that she was a protestant and a heretic,
to
The
dowingat the
para opening,
is
running ebb
the representatives of the country will reoeiveinthe asau dth.: consequenceonows"tehtdew sphuepilshiahwelor; felt it away. But
11sommuy the round wh
same spirit the reply which I am about to give to make a greed coop. The "first communion" is in the view of the French journals:—" A project of extraordinary titl
the address of the Diet, solely in the interest of the of many catholic families of the middle clue the " be-all
country and for the general good of my people, I and enaall" of the education of a little girl ; and so peat grandeur now occupies the atteution of the world of the tine 001
will give this my reply as soon as possible.' is the influence of custom that even parents higher up marts, being nothing leesthan the reconstruction, on the hill hol
the social scale, who can appreciate the curio's certificate at of Montmartre, of the Parthenon of Athens, which has ma,
its true value, end know the motives from which it endured the ravages of twenty•two centuries. Our modern Po
haologists' , aided by ancient and modern researches,
AMERICA. is either granted or withheld, will submit to •
NEW YORK, Junin 29. i great deal of annoyance and humiliation rather
flatter themselves that they are able to effect this recon. I
Mr
(Per City of &Rimers, sit than allow their children to be subjected to the disgrace as
" it is vulgarly esteemed, of being " plucked" for their first @traction without neglecting even the most minute details
communion. se generality of feeling t proposed that the work shall be executed 1)) means of ilk
The police have seized at the office {jug
Th. throws an immense 1 is
subscription, superintended by a committee, to
of this city a petition with numerous signatures power into the hands ofi the clergy with regard to schools, a national Clli
be composed of Prince Napoleon, the Duke Do Limes,
paying the Federal Administration to suspend for it is obvious that twill be given out that the pupils
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hostilitiee. any given establishment be systematically rejected, a
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The New York Herald in its late issues urges eat prejudice must be thereby occasioned to the con- MM. logree, Hittorf, Bede, Ch. Blanc, Ch. leonormarlds
of it. Now the ease is, with regard to Madame Count De Laborde, Sc. The modern structure. like that
Bust's at Algiers, that at a general meeting of all of Athens, would be built entirely of marble." "It
an armistice and • coalition of the Northern and bin
Southern forces for the purpose of foreign the wheelie of the city, preparatory to a firsttoo
A letter from Cairo, in the Augsburg Gazette, cur
aggression. communion, the etre i sad a letter from the
rem
A movement is on foot in the southern portion bishop stating that a "curtain institmytutioton ''thewrigashgrit
facer
ofy
tomysth:e—l;ahan'The:,/eresrgyidenoftteca.scstholtiehechuseureolif hathvieinrgbreuilfdinguaed
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of California to join the Southern Confederation.
offered them the synagogue. This latter building well Is
It is reported from Cairo that large bodies of Kis- 0 inexorable" to reject from the ti nit communion any child
wasnie
cure
ioaerro.rdarod and their concurrence in the late national fete, the Jews
nourians are concentrated on the Arkansas frontier NA
where they are receiving arms from the South and gated the children present, saying, "MY little dears,
, ZewhomP:lettedhehmoflgartsthatdchoetrirmitthbeersiccrrey.")
such illuminated and decorated with tri•oolour flags. One M. fro
awaiting troops from Arkansas, Mississippi and of you as have been taught contrary to the catechism will Lunel delivered an address, and the Jewish children sang VP
Tennessee, for the purpose of malting au incursion standup." None .of the children stood up, and indeed small the Te Ileum in
Hebrew. A great number of Oieeles also cab
have been that
blame to them ; it could not exsix
were present at the ceremony."
into Missouri. any of them would in the presence of their teachers. . we
Bat the cure then took a show of hands among the mis- An annular eclipse of the sun took place between
HOMEWARD BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS tresses upon the question of the infallibility of the Pope midnight and five o'clock on Monclaymoming last. but could trY
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(HEAVY) MAILS. and the immaculate conception. On the day of the &donne- not be seen iti this hemisphere. It was visible tot lie French Be
The Delta, with the above mails, passed Guiasermon, army in Cochin China and aof the Pastern hernia.
tratioo of the first communion
.the bishop,. in a , This is the great part . . bee
declared that he had been too indulgent this year, but be Poem ecli
pse of the kind during the " k
(Lisbon) at 8 a.m. yesterday, and may be expected repeated three times that next year the cure would receive Present year. cab
at Southampton on Saturday evening. no pupil from the school which he seepected to be tainted Corporal punishment exists in the Danish army. riot
with holey. Upon this state of facts Madame Bizet has At Copenhagen, last week, four dragoons received each let
OUTWARD CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.net the 150 blows from • atm
been advised that eke has • case fordaniages agar . k, and one 100, for having been con- nio
bishop sod she has commenced her action ID the Council of earned in • not got up to deliver some comrades from cue- cat
The Ceylon, from Southampton on the 4th inst., gime.' According to the Siecle, people tell her in Algiers tody ; but the castigation was not dm catered all at once, thsi
reached Gibraltar yesterday morning, having ex- that the Council of State will not divides her suit, but will the four men having had 75 blows inflicted pet .hiy, the bet
perienced rough weather. She was to continue let it drag on so long that it will came to nothing. The other 50. In addition to this punishment each i ian is con. nee
her voyage to Alexandria at noon. get* hopes for a better result. deinned to bread and water for thirty days. be
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