The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRFSS, TUESDA I

CoNFINSION OP A MUZDZiI3I

IIA::4;Elt TO FoRE:ONEIOS IN 3IEXICO.

71,e foll.,witlpl fact- • t n foe' the Neter
Join.. twined (nip' 1..,. ~ ;,, of the Me.: v .
Ilb.r.ww.lisury, of August YB
Ow the :44 4 this mouth the 'tare each Irma Melton
an ..0.1 Ire.• ...1. ma, Pow.. faftt...ca ./eval &A ...its"
=WM., the .perk of lie easing. Tr,
se... a 666.661411661 ••!6.1. ..I.f.lafattoeurd of lout aud•
Itereare tm.. r., r I lanan of .....at t• tte
isms 4 age. both 4 W.. tilltattatute loraple Irate uu
Stip of 1.1.0 are to taw cite. awl loth bare Wien rutin..
4 th. purred anarchy r 4 tLe •od the elk gluon
betrul L. for.i.orrr.
Toe foe. 4 the ease .re tlie-e :—Tbe Plalismn,e
r, the war earinuerlyoreral f0r,,a0.,„
- %irk barite, 111. J. Delaporte. null
pa ...ere..., Morn. Clutereer meal Del p. bad with
µ...,. 1...:.•:-. sail Mr. Chaweer, fearing nri.her... advised
• iiti Oat is ins, of as attack .he um, to Hieo . kreeif
wi the the mach. Nothing bappeonl 1.. detail
th.. ;maguey ontil the tithe:awe bad (mead thumlulla. A
▪ .L..iparce this .isle of that I wt. eight ruble,. .01.
▪ ewe up. slob without 'wog art. of their muml me-
• 111. l let.. the coselL hairnet, who mo.
if.. .. .4 Ore iii.tructi.u.. of her Inolosal. r...
of the India is tier tack. sal fell futiblied
UM' 411 R..% of her boasted. Amalur hall struck M. 11.ta•
pee:. on tug Ulesvre.r, with his bleed* out
.1)...4 wee oft he. kora.. ..tricated his pistol rod fired
see .hot, sloth bros.„ht .lowu .we .4 the eowanily a.
5a••..... The erw. of 1.1. rule. that called for hi. rime-
ti 4 . pour catpal Lit.. from tined again: sal M. Delaporte
wa• atienord by hu Woulat to ref.r any fesSl.j.
c.bbers, Loresthebres. tired something like $
rum lint fortunately without dolor further
do: %ye, and time ahemkseed their ieutdenaus att... Mrs.
Cl.. aster expend some two bouts before the .I.l•gence
arr.ved iu this city, aid M. ladeporte on the nominee of
the 741 r. oat teeth sow are prtberod with the tuantruro
populatmo o,f the dyad of has Fere:ask
1 his sew eold.i.lowded Lutehery would be sufb.ieotly
horrify ie • ouW it ha aomasted for is any oan,nn.w
eramott :Mud rwristrurec bead le•ru altered, 0.4 the pefi -
ermier. hapl eland to lines then...elver to owe of the bal.
• 11,4....4 the county, or tLut they had eves re-
fu..-.1 or odei“l to refuse to awe the orders of • few of
Illosteris peculiar populataue. Notbiest of the sort east be
vjarl is m.trupiatopo of tb,. moat foul sod cowardly as.
switsatau. Ne 1.4 V II 6,444 It stated that the pa.vieugera
In.l grit but this i. a fabello.•! erapsentleg inn. pence'
me lam a the ammeses *Lein-Ares. We hate taken the
tri,.ilde to i.iei rtid.lo as fully ... ha. heel, possible the feet..
•11•11 for tit. wily answer for Use eseeteses of
thaw we low before stated. A coufessium or further
deeelpme.... at a later day may prove our !present .11161C-
lion. that tbs. is smother reerlaifestathe of the I;enend
hatred eetertaised for forrignon by a eousider..tple
platy is 3lesioo, sad au carnet but res. Pat our well•
routuled f. mars, that if foreign giortrintiesta d.. Dot change
thaw mod. protecting their subewl• and .111000.,
foreign lire will he the ••;..rt of high-road and street

iha "ornament have imposed a property tax of one per
ceLt. air u.l Wiwi... living in the mine% of M-xten, em.
W • ss• forvigeen who have applied for Writs to
err X.Jesty's *twister, who, in a letter delft August CJ,
ha. oymi..iasileil them uuly to pay t or eutopulahm end
stui-r prottst. To,. was tlw saute advice gives CI October,
Pr.,, to Mr. tt'onall, hy Mr. Myer, who was in cusses
mance foot the Republic at. twelve 1,0•1:,' notice.
Rut this c.'etl •ina• has hitherto had au redress . the in-
demnity aster.b .1 aim has net heft laid. Other foreighers
have in a 11•444 manner married, and notwithetnediug en
able report 041 !.'rest hone was mot to Lord John ituseell
over a year nip., and obtained the assurances that the Hei• •
Litt gooquitteut would exact mare.. fur these itifrinftmente
of the treaty, butioug ha.. Lett. dope. and tbi iudifference
Lao fifth, 1a.1.! the Mexican authontm. to eofurce new acts
of opprt-41141.
P. very rep ...la:11e awl worthy English workman. named
Mathew., era. rt upon a few ii.ghta mince in the Calle de
In Portal...sus hr two persons well drafted, aud who were
at twat suswarted l.y Mathews to have lieu gentlemen. They
made several attempts to kill their Weeded victim, and del
in lid demi lion erveral severe Wows, aul no doubt thought ,
tt...y had oc—tophslied their purpose. Mr. Slathews, how.
ever, nuousiol to escape, and we hear is new entirely out
ft aaeger.
tu the Light of lltk, wily in the evening, a Freedoms
▪ ressultul by en amain in the last ton Fraucisco. The
ass, dr iitm-'s a fearful blow with a long lwmianl at hie in.
tended victim, but the Frtuchnisu waded the hni blow
with W. turbods, which was cut nearly through the
• seemed blow Islt a 'topside/aide wound is the mist of the
smailad„ wise then tuanag..l to make his essapir The night
ISM J.erk awl rainy at the tone, and it was iaapeeeible to
tell whether the assassin was alone or siceneepsoied by
ether* It to walls o tumid that no arrests were made.
I odro Diaz, es.Miiiister of Iliranion awl accomplice is
robits-ry of the Britah Le4atitm. fur which crime Is
ht. bees for atone time melees:mug trial, has been declared
inascent! l'siltapa this trilling tie-ideal may lead to an
taw • 4 Mir other pelgnieuts hove lava obtained.
A parts of briaisis have lees for non.. time plying their I
it • le witlion Ilse walla of this tit, hay Tullius the Mimosa) 1
for the iutcrer. The other morning an andoiade was set
for them awl masked is a sainiali, in which .me 0( the
gimumrers 0.44 a*wiled asa .. .1 amt...lartas.
244. bare, wan Jobe to the actual mahatmas.
Ile 11.1 re Celestine, a Mpaetsh (mu, who has distim
entshed bite...if is the last few months, as chief of • email
party of et - and robber. m awl about the Valley, I
hes •4014 ~....tad M this city. Tete probabilitte. ars be
iriA i. istroosseil, through the venality of some pidge nal I
14:4:411 the governittem.
The custoes.bouse .4 Vera CIUL u 1141,1rtill to he tilled at
pr:scat with foreign marches...lute, *Oa far the accommodas
Yon of the impoetations„ now ou the sea, new storehouses
awl.% lr t T 1441 waft et demand in tie iaterior. the L-
ao verily .1 Lac rook, the late eta' a impost of 15 per cent.,
awl the waft vv. .4 moose to the port to Icy the .luties, are
the nifty or this &somata* mate of names. The Indians
nr as linootailpas have maid the cry of " Death to the
Whew.," sal • few days ago tutored that town and noir-
slers.l moo tersely pereess. 'floe prima Lace induced them
to lobes.• that the whites are opposed to their miss
roe. The tows of Atntosiluo el Grande, Dear
Parldhe.t. him here horsed by coo of the clergy bands.
The lord. of I tales, snit Cimino lately reeked the pot on
the 'artaarrica road, limeys as the Gewalt. They robbed
the proole Jews to their clethieg. awl shot one unfortu-
nate person homage be could not give them• sum of mosey.
N. No! Ikons, a Preeehmen, wee assnafteeted a few daft
ago Iftween this anti rsereavaat. A dimwits is us
is the topers about the i..tebillustest of •dictator-
ship.
According to the post chienic changes of p-
ermeated is Mexico, it is sheet tiro, for no
to hove ...outer trwl the style of rieremest.
The prefort uf V outstare. Lail Sl. Lira, has beets usessi.
sated Iry the llamado* • party of loodite who ignore all
political di-Witmer and rob *Moot nay meth. The ex.
Walk* Proven, .4 Mr. Prertrt. an American citizen,
situated war the Liao ile realluar, sea compririeg a glare
factory, a slostillerv. a horwrry, and several ether indastril
ftta:ailism at., his hove harvest by cue of the political
Lambs Otasarria, a rttausiah Area alit, has bees taken
mei elm*. tha the eight of the Nth • alma VW god at the
Vowel minister. M. de tleligay, which came wear
orftue ;spay. The niipert of dos attack is set kliows,"Z
away rsamme• ere admit. HUM, my at is another doom.
Armies of the geserel hatred for foreigners. Men Wok
the attack wee for some pervesal neson.

T:tc LADY 011 Keem.altutt.La. Among the
Mai whim whq at the rear of the tarry, staked their
bumf. is the Dritia Alb, our the Rajah of IC apoorthulla.
Re wear sot a very ergot Ira. lest Le had isflaroes, and so
hitaamall hare risked his site.. purr. sad penoe
la
rro h• city sod umpreetieliez loyalty. He helped to
guard Ur Northvale Llelki road, the. the )tey of our pre.
How, as when order had boss restored. the Gmenies.
Ilesernl. carting rids the ofd policy of WiNta• rewards,
mined hins Om a s•ngle gift of load to the wealth of • rest
•ih sable. The rajah warriol an fiat .iolias
girl, teerer, soda her isiseixe, a Crostini and
bed ester • wirles os his owa estates. Sweeping'
iiii.
a at • stroke lb. preptalicm of a thoneed USN. be ,o•
Yoebfei his wile Sew nmaisty, and al. wired her to appear in
Cr:, awl the envie* fee once heartily cordial to mattes,
aide prrolises r rooted se his own. anal recom.
taerlad 161 Ume rajah should receive. .46ruallj, precedes*
lotted& The lesner-Reueral conse,.taiel, awl at the...pea
of the new uncial mess of Rude abed. • native Chriatieu
table, and the rely soma be I edit f..r alma the guards
tars ost is flea HAMA pmeriees is the christen •• Lady ef
I ararthulla."—Spantose.
t.. • ./T1 ad IN JAM AICA. —Advice. have hoe?' reeeival
by this post, from their poet at Muochioned• by the
Jsisaira l'otro Company. He 4stes that earn. of the said
he collected in the couotry Mongol at h.. 1, but that he bra
23 sem of it sow growing very fine and braechieg well, and
626/ 100 bawl. at work in alienate that and phuiting 111010
Lad. The lint parcel of E. :votes seed had arrived at
Xangitet4 roil was as great dammed both amongst planters
and pranastri. dr. Wilson, the botany_ gardener at Rath,
was ezpeaot to malt the property lered,sail to furnish the
din/TURN with a report, sa to the eligibility of the lawl, per
Noise.. Ae.. for moo: extesded cultivation. Another rain
aims. wall known in London, wntes free Kisgaton :—•' 1
am a iris .err ems qnantity of cotton say he planted in
this part ui the country, if the company will get a• example
here. I lame given seed to several mynas, and a a Neupply
Mien ; and shall very 6000 hare a c nableralde quantity
pet in. I anon: yon the suhject in etching • great =tenet,
sod mach of nay time is hakes up to atteadir to persona
who .i.h to eye me ea the subject, supplying seed,, reevie.
in.; I. tiers, mad answeriog them, he."
FEA/4/1 L CoLLIAIOX AT STA.—Loam OT ANOnitil,
HULL BALM: Srr..inta.--Vesterday }lens. C. M. Nor-
wood aid i'i. received telegrams aarsounciug the total Ise
of their aplmelid Hattie simmer the Nova. which left
Hull ie Weroodny morning hut for St. Petersburg with a
valuable general cargo. It appsrs that about honied
tell o'clock on fietunlay mention the nurser H. L Heidi
van into tor •mialshipe no her port Sir, indicting such s-
now. ;Munn, abet she sank my rapidly. The crow, how.
ever. sameol to get shad the H. L. Heidi, by which
they will be brought to Hull. The H. L Heidi beloege
to the Danish general diem Compine. MO was bound fat
Hall fllm‘ lin,ialerit with grain. Ti.. Neva was quite a
are •ociner. of Meant lan tons iirten, with four hulk.
L.', ea. ilia, I op eau eat. iti4i.:. catiportmetna, owl
her hi.t ire. only Ler fifth voyage. sire wan insured. Tbir
other steamer was 'rely very saaghtly anjareaL

We aliritt4e the following from the Empire of
S.7Most4onY
people whose memory carries them hack foes
quarter of a century will remember the leading features of
an extraonlinary crime which Lock place in London about
floe ..•to:oeso;.l.,vist of the ds.r BCC, andwhich probably
exciieil in the publie 'Med as great a degree of horror as any
dad ,if guilt tier committed in the inetrepolis. 1 allude to
tb. murder hy l ;reenact of Mrs. Brown, a woman to whom
be was to have la-en married on the day following that ou
• 1., I. he perpetrated the atrocious offence for which he
:,..11. paid the penalty of his worthless life. Some of the
iir.A•iiitances warn so horribly grotesque, that no lapse of
vear, them from the memory of those who then
liceanie acommte.l with than. Greenscre, it was proved at
the trial, completely dismembered the body of the unfortu-
nate Mts. Brown, cud, after disposing of the tmisk and limbs
in serous piaci.., actually rode about London in cabs and
onmilay.esi, for two or Moe it. with the head under his
arm, wrapped in a silk handkerchief--telling those friends
and argnitintances who happened to inquire as to the con-
tent. of a beodie to ..i.emed so careful of, that it was only a
Calkone! 14 the murderer himself, and of the particulars
of his trial and execution, I shall here my nothing.
cirvumatsnee which I an. about to relate has ito fulthercon-
net lon sell him and ho. hi..tory, than that it refers to the
ultimate fate of the wretched woman who was his paramour
awl a., mortice, who waisted him, if not in the actual Inn,-
der. at l,a.t to C0114..1 the evidence of it, and who was
to Live shared the proceeds of his guilt. Sarah Gale, the
wonian alluded to, became, if piseable, an object of greater
..zrefation than the murderer himself. She was admitted
on the trial to give evidence against him, and by this means
to presents her worthless life for the fate which betel her
many years afterwards in the far interior of this country.
It will perhaps' he necessary to explain that at the time of
the murder of Mrs. Brown I was almost a child ; that it
was the first crime of horror with the details of which I
had ever bees made acquainted ; and that the impression
left on my youthful mind was of a vivid and painful nature.
In the year l C,,ff I was residing in a remote part of this
colony. I did not regularly follow my profession as a means
of livelihood ; indeed. the ismulaition was much too scat-
tered, unifier too healthy, to induce a medical man to remain
Mier••. When, however, accident or the usual occurrences
of domestic life threw anything io my way, I took advan-
tage of it to help out an others in, ootvery liberal income;
aad by this means became acluainted with facts connected I
with *.he dreadful crone alludes! to twenty years after it was
committed.

tine morning before daybreak I was &roamed from sleep
by a Iteuvy knocking ut my ineleKcn wiodow, which looked
ioit sate the verandah of toy residence. On tirjuiry I found
I was required. at a distance of some sixty miles, to attend
a woman who had been thrown from lier horse against a
tree. The ruesneoger informal me that if I mole haste
and could save the patient, I should be handnemely re-
waided. a. she was very rich, hiving some thousands of
cattle sod stations half as big us Enema' itself ; that fresh
hernen *amid meet us, sod that if I rode well, we could do
the distance in aemething like live hours. This gratuitous
infotniation be gave me while hurrying on my clothes. Is
twenty minute/1 I was on my way to the Dig River, ammo
long arid ',lrina with nut • tree ore shrub in sight. After
a rile of six hours and ten minutes we armed at the
nw.t.,,kl or head station. After running the gauntlet
through a dozen hungry kangaroo doom, I reached the
patina's bed room. On approaching the door I saw the bed
directly opposite ; it seemed to contain a huge pile of some-
thing in the centre. Its going elate to the bedside I found
my patient to her woman of vast size and weight—cei tainly
not, less than sixteen static, and the heap I had noticed on
niv entnoice was her eery extensive and respectable corps).
ration. on examination I found she haul suffered both from
e. tenet! sod internal injuries to such an extent that I
feared Ow •ease wan hopeless. She turned to look at me.
I Legge.' she would not disturb herself. "Not disturb
myself." 'lie interrupted, "it is easy to my so, but whydo
you nn' give me something to relieve this dreadful lain?
thee me something, 1 pray, or I must go mad."
At noon next day a marked change for the worse had
taken place. The period haul arrived for me to perform an
unplea.ant duty. I broke the news to the unfortunate
woman with as much caution as p0n.,161e, telling her to pee.
pare for the worst, and to arrauge any affairs she might
wish to have settled befnre her final departure from this
world. She told me the whole cause of the accident, in a
calm, collected manner, and begged I would be kind enough
to draw up • will for her, as she informed me the whole of
the property was hers, and that she was living with ti
but not legally married to him, therefore she could dis-
pose of her property as she liked, which she did. The will
being finished, I wished her to sign it in my presence,
and iu that of other witnesses ; she bad • marked re-
puguauce to do this, which appeared dreadful to her, as
• Loa vt. I showed her the necessity of doing so while in
possession of all her faculties, or heirs any derangement
took place. She refused to sign it hut in the presence of '
two persons, whom she named, her hushaoil and myself. I
ordered the room to be cleared, and gave her the pen, put-
Ong at the mum time, the usual questions. She hesitated
a long time—there was a stillness that was fearful to me for
some ten minute;; at last, she summoned mifficient resole.
tion to commence, but stopped at the first letter, S. "Oh,
wait a little," she said, " I am thinking, thinking, thinking,
of tine". ',mg past," and as she seemed tube talking more to
her-elf, a. it is called, than addressing us, I made no reply.
Ire. who w,. onw wax., lei...wot this death-bed
*erne with evident emotion. "James," said the wanes.
" I should like to be slope with the doctor a little while. I
have *nominee to tell him, but nothing I hereto coder that
you do not already know." The husband then left. She
then tot Ime what I was never, never to tell again. I was
at II •lotely paralysed. There, in that remote soli-
that dying woman reveal facts sit dreadful. and tie
c0nne,t,...1 with my painfully distinct recollection of bygone
days, that I absolutely shook with agitation. It seemed
more like a horrible dream than a waking reality. She re.
called me to my senses by her deepairiog appeals to Heaven
for forgivemen. She seemed completely hopeless of pardon.
I tried at length to comfort her, and bade her not despair.
"How glad I am you are here, doctor; you shall be well
paid for all this. bn you know I feel happier now since I
Lave told you all. Oh, if I could have seen • clergyman, but
there is DODO mane the hill miles. Too late, too late ! I
shall ~sin be elsewhere. AS, where!" I begged of her ho
sincerely repent of her faults, and seek hope for the Mum:
, she clasped her hands together, sighed deeply as i
, her heart too wereoppremel, and she was at • kw forZt
the spoke at last with effort and evident fatigue. "Ca/1
, ' lion to she said. I did her bidding ; in the pressace of
Lot husband I pea her the pen abs gays one look of
despair and angurh, signed the will, and I witnessed at
, once the tit wth and signature of " g,teas (AU,."
As it was too late to start for home the same day as
I which Mrs. died, sod to sleep was impossible, Issas
a memos...alum of thecinumetanceman hour or so after her
death took place.
I bars said all that I feel at liberty todirulge of • Wry
which will ever haunt my memory.

THE CHARON OF LALLIDIT AND FOROINT AT
Mg", Nr.ii ‘w. -.At the public *Mee at Weenie them, )ester.
' day morning: before Mr. Krieeniley (stipendiary). Jobe
' Itradleire was again brought up on the charge of forgery.
The (sets of this ease have hese already detailed lean journal.
I .1 entries. named Choate/soy produced a ktter which she
hail r....eiec.l from the prisnuer in Ilifet, the result of which
' es. that oho had a curnmunicatine with a Mr. Eaves, watch
imennfecturer, at emirates. sad • reined of 2011. was offered
for the recovery of the bill. A Mr. Eaves, of Coventry,
swore that he received shill for VI. from the prisoner in July,
1e.17„ whisk he diecoontesi at his ropieet, the bill buries
Ilmilleiry's eielemement. This tranuctioa took place at the
drew of Mr& t %site way'. aline. W items discounted another
hill is the same month, which purported to be accepted by
1 Mrs. Chattawar. Witness gam a cheque for the amount
of this hill in Mrs. Chettaway's presence. She gfterwards
' soil that the prisoner signed the bill "over her lhoulder."
The amount of this acceptance was ma% The primme, we.
committed to take his trial at the next seienme for bustemy.
ANOTNIER A11:111LNT ON TIEN MIDLAND LINK.--
Oa Sunday monde( tie delivery of letters from the North
we. delayed is Bristol upwards of an hour. in comestmeue
of en aecideut which occurred to the mail train whilst et
the Gloucester station on the Midland Railway. It appears
that the train was hacking out of the statics at the rate of
abnst mere* or eight miles an hour, when the guard's mu
and a couple of carriages got off the rads. The van was
canei.....l lied coesiderahly damaged, but we hear that so
other OLIWIZIII wee rustaine.d. except by the post-office car.
'Cup., the reel of which was knocked in. Fortunately so le-
jury WAS indicted upon any of the passengers, awl the
gnarl. we lime, wea ant in his van at the time the wettest
'everted. The Taus of the neciiloot seems inexplicable, u
tie line is i-Tfeetiv straight at the spot where it took place.
—Menlo lirriloop,,A.

CrLnItLE liontttir..—At the Chi/wow Antuniu
Circuit Court. on Soloed-iv lot, Alexander Laird, manager
of New fitleep Mount Coal Pit. WU convict(/' of culpable
lisondide in Dezlecting to adopt slue precautions to prevent
the dor ding of that pit, which occurred on the 16th of
July, 1401 he which two workmen lost their liver. The
Lord .111„thn Clerk, in passing sentence. raid it was painful
to him to hove to deal with a charge of such a kind against
• perion who, iwevioos to this unfortunate occurrence, hors
• very excellent character. Believing that the failure of
the pose' to do his linty was merely the result of thmight
Imeasre, sal wee not inteetional, he (the learned judge-
woold restrict unkind to four mouths hum luau:out.
FATAL 8011111, EXPLOMION. —A report, dated
Ifloserts„ V. 1., August it. nye :—The Cariboo, Captain
Jansiesou, which left the andun's Bay Company's wharf ou
the 2n4 August, with freight acd passenger, for New Wut-
minater. was totally destroyed a few minutes afterwards by
the exulosion of her boiler. Neater and at lout six other
men killed. Cargo modly saved, but damaged.
3ltTnoPOLVrafr Fuzz HORPITAL, DEVONSHIRE.
ACICARIL CITY. —The aggregate number of patients relieved
daring the week ending fieptem;rer 28 was : Medical.
I.stt ; surgical, 586—total, 1,849, of which 610 were new
WM.

(AdleertilteMODL)-.-ROLLOWAY7II OINTYLNT ♦ND
TILL•.—One Mire y.•t retnnoi. —Hoare, er lnn¢.cnntlnn,•,l their
disease, Irmever severe their snlfrrlnes. let no invalid ilevair of
he:n4 cured till these potent n mettles have had a fair trial. The
oat or other havarialdy sneered% Both Ointmrnt and PUN
moods by fmrifyinit and rexulntine every function. Their
thamsrlt ea In various diseases
whkh diffrr in several lortlenktri The Ointment meanly
remises ell nntsrani hielnisheil. The Pill* Improve the digestinn
mi I promver de the formation of healthy bile. no e,u.nttal to
• ..•..I. $, slieeruoln au-: :20117. In Ca4l'. stss .atinAte
nee ne purgative can he tireseribed so to pro-
Inre the sleatred ette. t They relax the Irk-ducts mud liberate
the natural aperient of the .yetom,