The Express. — 1847-09-08 (London, England)

THE PRABLIN MURDER.  The instruction of the affair* Prostin gives full employment to the clerks of the Court of Peers. Numerous ernploiir are hard at work day and night in transcribing the documents seized at the Hotel Sebastiani, at the Chateau of Vain, at Mdlle. de Lures, and elsewhere. These documents consist chiefly of letters of Madame de resell's, which were not made public out of respect to certain personages whose names are mentioned, and from other reasons of ano lees serious nature. There are also some letters from M. de Prsslin to Mdlle. de Luzzi, and from Mdlle. de Luzzi to the duke, which, it is said, prove that a connexion of a most intimate kind existed between her and the duke, and which was a source of the greatest unhappiness to the duchess. These letters are said to be of a nature greatly to compromise Mdlle. de Luzzi, as some of them contain most harsh language when speaking of the duchess. There are also some letters written by the daughters of the duke which speak very unfavourably for the education they must have received, as their contents are said to contain most disrespectful remarks on their mother. Mdlle. de Luzzi is also said to have written to the young ladies in a manner to give them a bad opinion of their mother. The whole tenor of these letters indicates the fatal influence which Mdlle. de Luzzi exercised on the entire family. The whole of this correspondence is most curious arid interesting ; and if, as is generally believed, Mdlle. de Luzzi will be brought to trial, the publication of the letters will throw a great light on the mystery in which this terrible drama is still involved. _ _  --. A journal announced on Thursday, and several other repeated, that the chancellor had just transmitted to the Parquet all the proceedings commenced against Mdlle. de Luzzi ; and that she was to be again interrogated by the Juge d'lnetruction, M. Bronson", who interrogated her for the first time on the 19th of August. This account contains a double error ; Mdlle. de Luzzi was not and could not be again interrogated; the chancellor has not transmitted to the Parquet, and was not celled on to transmit, the proceedings commenced ; for the chancellor cannot have official and direct relations with the Parquet of the Tribunal de Premiere Instance, or of the Cour Royale. According to the rules of hierarchy, the chancellor will transmit the documents of the ax minatioe which has been commenced to the Keeper of the Beals, Minister of Justice, who will cause them to pass by the intermediary of the Procureur-General to the Procureur du Roi, on the requisitory of whom the examination will he continued by one of the examining magistrates. The time indispensably necessary for causing authentic copies to be made of the numerous documents which have been seised, and which concern the part of the prosecution still remaining to be tried, the delays which the transmission of the proceedings by the different degrees of the administrative and judicial hierarchy will necessarily occasion, sufficiently explain why the examination which has commenced has not yet been transmitted to the examining magistrate, who, con. sentiently, has not been able to announce the intention of proceeding to an interrogatory, or of hearing a trim'''.