The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-19 00:00:00

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ilove steer Cliitikelr..r. Sh,,,Jicti 11,-9r•ltr
ri‘c, the folio% itig ticeoutr, of the riecurreiree :
A cormi of vrr,tintr from Cl,:nlcentig, under da,e
2411 AiTtiA, .11:01,,.1 her ,kir
-:y's toe] !11. :7,a., I-, of the ['tate,' States
,eo. elute, at thir pelt, have just returned fmrn Yang-
chow, to which place they went in cutler to institutor in-
,lull tutu a uitu4. outrageow, utta. k which haM past hem
merle upon the Rev. Mr. Taylor, of the ]'rote 4ant Mis-
'dun, and his party. They have been mobbed in the mutt
Lail/slums manner; about eight or ten thou-and men
rote in a tike into their house, and
desbnyed the whole of their property. The ladiei
belonging to the nii.ion have all morn or less euffercl
Loin wounds and bruises, and the Rev. Mr. Reid
had his eyes to severely injured that there are very scris4
doubts of his ever recovering his sight. The Chinese
mob set lite to the house, and did all they could to burn
the inmates out of it. They were driven to such extre-
mities that they were forced to throw the children from
the upper windows, and the ludic, wen! obliged to follow
at the risk of their lives. true of them is within a month
of her confinement. The outrage was mused by the
Metall clots, who spread a report to the effect that the
niir,,ionaries boiled up children to use them for moilicine.
The silly, impotent authorities knew of the difficulty fully
a week beforehand, and instead of taking step 4 to prevent
a breach of the taw.* encouraged it by their iudiffcrence,
it not actually by their connivance.'

the Japan papers state that the followini nu-
ptial' decree is posted up, at the gates of
an,a and ut II JJJJJ urn :—'• The Chriltitai religion
lieu Idol'. Leing subtly forbidden, still in the
:tone manner as funue,lyy is strictly intertlicteil.
The reef is Arictly prohibited."
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From dtercesjuthlislied, it would s(4/1111
11:44t tide 'lattice Christians embarked ut Naga-add
on hoard the Sir Hurry hakes were not doomed
to • ediate destruction us anticipated, though
tbc:r ulthinite fate, it wia: thought, would probably
Lc vi ry little better.

Fltla:bl 41 OF BLUTH tx.—Tlin following notiixt,
to its author,. Las past been i amyl -
" London. Brighton, and &nth Court Itailway.—Secre.
1a) y's. thee, 11th Ih:tuber. -In view of the approa.:linitt
gt beret clretion, the directs rs strictly prohibit all active
inlet Intent,. by any officer or t•erveitit of the company in
the pwAaieul couteeta now peudimr, and will mark with
d npleiumi e any owl t actor partirate.hip cm either
,itle. la diti dors uho wt hit bdi tiucUy ouller.tood
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lo cots as he thinks without fear of c'in.)-
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the 01 1.:;a1 to, :4,cm:ivy."

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(THROUGH asursa's AGENCY.)
SPAIN.
MADRID, Ocr. 17, Evarrnm.
Marshal Serrano deliveredeh to-day at
Partlgossa, in which he expressed hie regret that
_Senores Olozaga and Rivera did not participate in
the government of the country. Ho added, the
provisional government had decided upon tender-
ing' their resignation after the assembling of the
constituent Cortes. Ije expressed a wish for the
formation of a ministry under the leadership of
Senores Oloraga and Rivera, as best fitted to
organise the adminiatration of the country upon
indestructible liberal Lases.
MADRID, Oer. 18.
The Junta adopted yesterday the following
declaration, which has been promulgated to-day :
—" Whereas the form of government is one of the
questions of the greatest importance to the good
organisation of the state, which is all the more
mild and respected the more completely it is the
expression of tho national will ; whereas
the decision as to the fortis of govern-
" ' t should be amply discussed, and a
without• previous ripe deliberation
• ttld not be the expression of the reasoning will
'the nation ; whereas the vote of a plebiscitum,
fore the judgment of the electors has been r
en-
'lightened by numerous discussions in public and
by the journals, would not be the conscientious
expression of the national sovereignty ; whereas,
considering the circumstances which preceded the
revolution, the people have not had the oppor-
tunity of enlightening their conscience as to the
most appropriate form of government, or judging
exactly what person should be proposed to fill the
highest post en the state; and whereas, impor-
tant as it is to hasten the meeting of a oonsti-
tuent assembly in order to escape from a provi-
sional state of things, full of peril for the revolu-
tion and prejudicial to the other interests of the
country, it is equally desirable that the suffrages
of the people should be enlightened in order to be
free, a thing impossible if the electors are called
upon ut a brief notice to deride the form of
guyezruacial and designate the future howl of the
state, iumiettelt as they would give way to unro-
ll( eting 1,3 inpatlin s an obey pressuie hum abroad,
ite-tanal of tan ming a correct Judgment:
't The 3tantil 1,1*(111OWN to the provisional govern-
ment to ail:lure that, in conformity with the pro-
gramme agreed to at Cadiz, anal pt., aelanued
throughout the i.rfivine( a, it belongs solely to the
coLstitount :e.,. pally to ale ide the faradament a
qi.,,ti..i, of thefiat lire (unit of government, ant
that at the Dame time there is any int,tataint of
ignot nig t he right of every Spaniard, even in. lit ihr4
the public flan tiomat y, to expreA his opinion or
manifest his personal sympathies."
the In.le d'ON.iiiia.:ipaitill utalias,alor at :•it.
Peli•islurg, has rmigned lain post. . . .

The Minister of the Interior has home4l.l deuce
ndueing the stuff of his department.

MADRID. Ocz. Arms:sows.
Senor Olozagn has arrived. Ueneral Prim met
him at the railway station.
A large crowd assembled, and numerous (Irri-
tations and military and civic bands were present
at his reception.
It is rumoured that the ministry will abandon
their intention of a plebiseitum.
The municipal elections are fixed to take plaee
on the 20th instant. It is believed that the juntas
will dirsolve immediately.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Oct. Etts-Nuto.
The Reichsratb met to-day for the first tim'
since the prorogation. Bills were lad on the,
table concerning shareholding companies and
trades societies. approving the regulation of the
Aurtro-Swirs froutitr, and saactikming the pro-
% isiouid Imp riul ordinance and Ministerial di-
cier s relative to the exceptional measures adopted
at Prague. A bill was also introduce.' fur detini-
ti‘ely rettling the law rests-ding exeeptional neu-
rnes ; also is lilt for attempting reconciliation
previous to the grunting of a divorce. Time sup-
lhm,vtary vonviiilion of the Angh)-Austtiaa
treaty 01 commerce and the Atedro-hiss
iii• r 4 ial treaty wire laid on the table. The pre:-
ct .le a as al.i,rovid.

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tr. 17.

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